Pitching, Youth, and Power Shape 1950s Baseball Discussed
A veteran scout weighs the 1950 season noting pitching will decide pennants. He predicts Cardinals will lead NL pitching as warm weather arrives while Dodgers rely on quantity of young arms, and Giants may win with better pitching. In AL he favors Red Sox and Yankees with Cleveland’s fair pitching and Feller eyes a strong year.
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Dodgers
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Braves
Red Munger
Howie Pollet
Pirates
Red Sox
Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Feller
Bob
Television and Sports Face the Big Television Question
A major promoter warned television could both boost and hurt sports attendance and revenue. He cited possible increases in interest and gate receipts, but noted crowds may shrink when games are televised. He argued profits may rely on television revenue if attendance drops, though outcomes remain uncertain.
Best Golf Grip Debate Overlapping vs Inter locking
The article argues that many pros favor the overlapping grip and notes Alex Morrison’s claim that inter locking loosens wrists and suits players over 40. It suggests many seasoned golfers lose youthful wrist whip and that inter locking can increase wrist breakability compared with overlapping.
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Alex Morrison
Taft urged to redefine as liberal ahead of polls
TaftConsults opinion researchers Dr Claude E Robinson of Opinion Research Corp advises Taft to brand himself as a liberal who seeks the public good stressing liberty and higher living standards He warns that Republicans are seen as reactionary and wealthy interests Taft launches a new look with a speech What Is a Liberal The piece notes Truman polling low Eisenhower rising in popularity and the drafts in CIO unions for Eisenhower.
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St. Robert Taft
Taft
Claude E. Robinson
Princeton, N. J
Opinion Research Corporation
Truman
Heaven and Earth
Eisenhower
CIO
Philip Murray
Mourray
Steelworkers
Murray
Pittsburgh
Jack Arvey
Arvey
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California
J. Howard McGrath
Roosevelt
Anna Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Phil Murray
George Allen
Rockfellers
New
Simple Dehydrator Saves Garden Crops
A homemade dehydrator heating unit serves as a room heater and farm labor saver. Drying must remove enough moisture at a temperature that preserves texture color and flavor. Dehydrated produce generally outperforms sun dried, though sun drying works well in hot dry areas.
Minerals Will Improve Quality of Egg Shells
Improvement in shell texture of eggs can be achieved by feeding foods rich in minerals and vitamins needed for shell production. Egg shells are about 90 percent calcium carbonate and shell quality improves when diets supply these minerals. Shell-grit provides calcium carbonate but without vitamin D hens may not convert enough to meet bone and shell needs.
Turkey Nest Design and Placement Guidance
Crowding of turkeys in nests can be reduced with adequate space and nests. An individual nest measures 18 by 24 by 28 inches. Eggs are often broken and soil others. provide nests both inside the breeder house and outdoors during rapid weather changes. The photo depicts a Utah type nest.
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Utah
Swine Diarrhea Curbed With Proper Nutrition
Wise Burroughs of the Ohio station says proper nutrition helps control swine diarrhea and scours. Nursing pigs are susceptible, feeder pigs get enteritis, and older animals sometimes scour. Deficiencies in any one of five B vitamins may cause diar rhea.
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Wise Burroughs
Ohio
Burroughs
Sallflower crop thrives in dry areas with minimal rainfall
Sallflower prospers where irrigation is scarce and rainfall totals are 12 to 15 inches annually. The crop faces little competition from flax in humid regions and matches or exceeds wheat under dry land conditions. It shows strong disease and insect resistance in arid zones.
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Sallflower
Peculiar patron creates a barroom spectacle
A man in a bar orders whiskey and soda then runs along walls and ceiling before exiting. The beer drinker and bartender remark on the stranger’s strange, silent farewell as he leaves without saying good night.
Spinster Helps Ragged Beggar With Earnest Plea
A passerby man asks for a dime with a courteous bow revealing a romantic backstory. The flirtatious encounter ends with the woman giving a dollar.
Changing Times Reflect Military Sayings in Postwar Shift
In wartime cadence a standard G L saying urged action toward movement and objects. After reconversion the quip pivots to consumer needs with lines about crying, wheels, and empty space, illustrating a shift from military to civilian priorities.
Stitch In Time Dialogue Between Harold Dorothy and Anna
Harold addresses Dorothy calling her a dear sweet girl named Anna, then clarifies the name with affection. The exchange centers on a misnaming and a loving remark from Harold to Dorothy about Anna. Dorothy responds with confusion over the name.
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Harold
Dorothy
Anna
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