Yankees and Nationals Duel For Baseball's Dominance
A fragmented retrospective contrasts the New York Yankees era of supremacy with a rising strength in the National League. It notes past Yankee power, current shifts, and two evenly matched leagues as both threaten to claim pennants, reflecting on pitching, hitting, and era-wide changes.
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New York Oe
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Lrevill
Midwest
Yankees
Tampa
St. Luis
America
A. L
Pat Derringer
Bucky Walters
Carl Hubbell
Jinner
Whitey Moore
Teller
Aml Dickit
Gehsigs
Gomezes Abit Yorlens
Rolfes
Crosettis
McCarthy
Basehall
Grove Tops All Time Lefty Pitchers In Rich Career
The piece reviews Lefty Grove as baseballs greatest left handed pitcher, detailing a career 235 wins 128 losses in 1940 and a peak era with heights like 28 wins in 1930 and 24 in 1933. It compares Grove to Christy Mathewson, Walter Johnson and Cy Young, outlining his early speed then curve and change, longevity and postwar context. It also notes his initial 1923 start with the Athletics, later Boston Red Sox era, and his ultimate all time standing among era greats.
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Moses Grove
Din
Ted Pennock
Rubs Waddell
Cart U Wibbe
Eadie Trank
Grove
Ales
Geura
Christy Btathensna
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Staif
Wame
Widie Plank
Cy Young
Big Cdl Walsh
Waddell
Mmmie Mack
Moston
Yawkey
Boston
Lefty
Johnny
Allen
Watsler
Manly
Tat le
Hfe
Bob Feller
Connie Black
Martinsburg
Robert Bioses Grove
New Tongue for Old Program Aids Immigrant Learners
The New York Board of Education runs adult classes for foreign-born residents, helping 2.5 million immigrants learn English. Photos depict adult classes in progress as learners tackle language with humor and persistence amid cultural adjustment.
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New York Board of Ducation
Royal Refugees and Exiled Monarchs Stir Imaginations
In a periodical sketchy column, references to former emperors kings and empresses, including Zita of Austria and Archduke Otto, National figures from San Francisco to London, and a playful fantasy of refugee royals seeking haven in America amid 1934 political shifts. The piece notes John Dwight Sullivan urging a unified US air force in Legion circles.
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Zita
Austria
America
Archduke Otto
New York
San Francisco
Emperor Norton
Reveau
Stock Exchange
San Francisca
Randopta
Royal Refugees
Zog
Albania
London
Granstarklan Palace
Sullivan
New York County Legion 2
United States Air Force
Sil
Sligte Command
Legion
Aluimneu
Princeton University
Roosevelt
Witenby
Oltituan
Easy to Make And Easy to Wear Dress Pattern Ad
A fashion note promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1965-3 with design 1966 B in seersucker linen or gingham, claiming a simple to assemble dress with darts at the waist and a Great fastening for easy wear. It lists sizes 2 to 40 and corresponding busts, giving fabric yardage and ordering details.
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Barbara Bell
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