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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1946

Page

7

Baseball minds clash in St Petersburg training camp

In St Petersburg a debate among Cardinals Yankees players centers on brains versus quick reflexes in sports. The piece cites Bonehead Merkle Babe Ruth Nap Lajoie Eddie Arcaro Ty Cobb and Knute Rockne while noting the value of instinct concentration and mental prep. Hank Borowy discusses Cubs prospects and league strength as teams like the Cardinals Giants Dodgers Pirates and Braves brace for tougher hitting and pitching.

ST. Petersburg Fla Cardinals Yankees Giant Bonehead Merkle Fred Merkle McGuffey Fred Rube Waddell Rube Babe Ruth Nap Lajoie Woonsocket Egbert Barrow Eddie Arcaro Ty Cobb Cobb King Mike Kelly Kid Nichols John Montgomery Ward Charlie Comiskey Hughey Jennings Clark Griffith John McGraw Orioles Hank Borowy Cub Catalina Island Giants Dodgers Pirates Braves Phillies Cubs Borony Mel Ott

Danger of Collectivism in America Prompts Ad Defense

A Western Newspaper Union piece argues collectivism and state socialism threaten American free enterprise. It credits advertising with driving demand and jobs, detailing how branding and mass marketing raise production, lower costs, and lift living standards while warning against totalitarian shifts.

America Americans Germany Italy Russia

Call for clear plans to preserve freedom and heritage

A plea for decisive leadership to end confusion and provide concrete why and how details. The speaker rejects vague rhetoric and seeks practical guidance to safeguard freedoms and heritage.

Moses

Invitations Without a Date Leave Guests in Uncertain Mood

An invitation without a date leaves recipients unsure about attendance plans. Hosts should include clear timing to avoid confusion and ensure proper RSVPs and event planning.

Morgan Kin Marries Japanese Dancer in Early 1900s Kyoto

Barber Kato recounts the romance of George Denis Morgan, nephew of J. P. Morgan, and Yuki Kato, a Kyoto dancer. They wed in Yokohama after family opposition, lived near the Miyako Hotel, traveled the world, and ended childless, with Mrs. Morgan later living in Japan as a devout Catholic.

Kyoto Japan America Stars and Stripes Army Barber Kato George Morgan J. P. Morgan George Denis Morgan Kato Morgan Yuki Kato Oriental Palace Yokohama Miyako Hotel U. S. 6Th Army France

Aleut Language Book Promises Hard Learning

Washington reports the interior department issued The Aleut Language a dictionary style text by three scholars spanning 125 years. It includes grammar and two Aleut songs with pronunciation rules that puzzle learners and include phrases like Litxugisxaqing meaning I am at fault and Macungsinaxtagalikaqing meaning I do with all energy.

Washington Interior Department

German Wine Deal Costs American Officer Ten Thousand Dollars

Capt. William Atteberry of Shively Kentucky was fined 10000 dollars by a military court for black market wine dealings that earned him a profit of 966.37 dollars. The ruling was given at Heidelberg general court martial and approved by Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes 7th Army commander. He bought 23095 liters of wine from the Alsheim mayor in the French zone and sold to the Langenau mayor in the American zone for use by U S officers and enlisted men clubs.

Frankfurt‘ AM Main William Atteberry Shively 7Th Army Heidelberg Geoffrey Keyes Atteberry Buergermeister Alsheim Langenau

Mexico speeds up train service to Texas border

Mexico to speed up rail link between Mexico City and Laredo Texas starting April 1. Francisco Lona said an agreement with Missouri Pacific will trim travel time from 29 hours to 12 hours, with streamlined trains and faster schedules.

Mexico Texas Mexico City Laredo Francisco Lona The National Railways Missouri Pacific Railroad

Centenarian Mae Glidden Gives Up Sewing in Maine

At 107, Mae Z. Glidden ends sewing due to failing eyesight. She recalls weaving and spinning in youth and says she once made 7,000 pairs of men’s trousers before factory clothing.

Vassalboro Maine Mae Z. Glidden

Fugitive Tells Prison Horrors From a Kansas City Jail

Virginia rock pile escapee Lawrence William Starling 23 described brutal shackles and 12 hour shifts on rock piles with 15 minute lunches at South Hill Camp No 24. He faces extradition to Virginia and says he would rather stay jailed than return to hell.

Kansas City Jackson County Lyman Fields Lawrence William Starling Virginia South Hill Starling

Bomb Smashed Hitler's Nerves, Says Adjutant

HE RFOR D GERMANY Adolf Hitler suffered bomb shock in the July 20 1944 attempt on his life. Col Nicolaus von Below the adjutant said the blast knocked him unconscious and later signs of shock deteriorated his mind and nerves. He also said Hitler and Eva Braun were married in the Berlin Reich Chancellery on April 28.

Herford Germany Adolf Hitler Air Force Nicolaus von Below von Below Hitler Eva Braun Berlinreichschancellery

Succer In Working Himself Into Jailhouse

Vincennes Indiana farm worker Charles Graham aged 60 sought jail confinement claiming illness and care shortages. After police refused without charges he returned with perfume and asserted he had stolen it to gain entry. A bank slip showed deposits of 1005 dollars among his possessions.

Vincennes Ind Charles Graham Pease Harry Parmenter Graham

Progress in Soviet Industry Reported by Izvestia

Izvestia cites 1944 gains over 1943 with electrical output up 21 percent coal production up 21 percent pig iron up 31 percent steel up 29 percent and rolled iron up 28 percent. Automobile output for 1946 expected to double 1945.

Moscow Izvestia

Lemon Juice Add Improves Rice Boiling Result

A kitchen tip advises adding a teaspoon of lemon juice to a quart of water when boiling rice. The lemon juice is said to keep the grains separate and yield whiter rice.

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