Baseball Clinic Dates Set with Pro Teachers
Two top baseball instructors, Joe McDermott of the Yankees and C A Marr of the Cardinals, will lead a traveling coaching clinic at Sidney City Auditorium on January 23 and 26 from 6 to 11 p m. A $1 registration funds travel expenses. nine lectures with demos cover pitching, hitting, base running, infield and outfield defense, and basic plays. Local chairman Dallas Berney says the event aims to boost amateur baseball with professional instruction and is part of a state-wide series sponsored by the Nebraska American Legion and the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues.
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Joe McDermott
New York Yankees
C. A. Marr
St. Louis Cardinals
City Auditorium
Sidney
Dallas Berney
Nebraska American Legion
National Association of Professional Baseball
McCook
Grand Island
Omaha
Lincoln
Norfolk
Nebraska
Berney
McDermott
Marr
Department of Baseball
Gurley Area News Highlights Local Visits and Games
Gurley reports community notes including callers at the Louis Schwartz home. Lodgewose beat Gurley 37 to 35 in overtime. Several residents hosted guests from Los Angeles and nearby towns. World Series film night and Lutheran Men’s meeting occurred. Domestic news covers social visits, hospital travels, and a newborn girl to the Kriesel family.
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Salem Ladies Aid
Edward Lessman
Dalton Rev
Pullmann
Paul
Louis Schwartz
Stanley Elsen
Grant
Latham Pollock
Los Angeles
Calif
Lodgewose
Gurley
Clarice Oberndorfer
Yvonne Hinrichs
Visit to Pacific Trust Territory Reveals Vast Island System
In a recent trip to the Pacific, a member notes the Trust Territory’s vast expanse of 3 million square miles and 1460 islands, with 97 inhabited. The land covers 687 square miles, population 53,000, and eight languages spoken. The Navy administers the area since 1924, soon to shift to the Interior Department, raising questions for the Public Lands committee. A local chieftain’s greeting hints at strong local sentiments.
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Pacific
United States
Rhode Island
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Spain
Germany
Saipan
Palau
Yap
Patton hospital dance music at Saturday event
Mr and Mrs Carl Alber and LeRoy Weaver Jerre Arnold and Jim Justice visited Mr and Mrs Mike Troidl Saturday evening. Harold Smith welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday at Taylor Hospital. Maynard Alber and Lick Iversen spent Sunday with Jim Troidl. Don’t forget the dance Saturday January 28 with Bob Calame and his orchestra.
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Patton“hospital
Carl Alber
LeRoy “Weaver
Jerre Arnold
Jim Justice
Mike Troidl
Harold Smith
Taylor Hospital
Maynard
Alber
Lick Iverson
Jim Yroidl
Bob Calame
Budget and policy views voiced on tax and spending
A speaker criticizes the federal budget of 42.5 billion dollars and argues for a 36 billion plan, urging 25 percent departmental cuts and a balanced budget. He condemns federal matching as eroding state functions and calls for reform of wartime excise taxes, touting a petition with 218 signatures to remove them.
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United States
Yap
Interior Department
Maikini
Kili
Marshall Islands
Givnn
Bixd
The Tele Graph Promotes Inexpensive Automatic Pencil
An ad for automatic pencils highlights affordability and practicality. The Tele Graph promotes a low priced writing instrument with emphasis on ease of use and value for customers seeking reliable everyday supplies.
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C.A. Marr
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Bob Finch
National Association
National High School Athletic Federation
American Legion
National Baseball Congress
American Baseball Congress
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Junior Legion
Gurley and
Shirley Hohde
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Washington
Ren. .A. L
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Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Buick
Belter Tey
Berink
Jackson St
Rand
Rtendard Onal
Fisher
Sidney, Nebraska
Ership
Bill Booster
Kerem OE Mere Tha
Weka
Tilly S Lanots
Massey-Harass
Dealez
Wolf Eklem Miller
Grart
Gamble
Brands
Armstrong
Pabco ‘Sloans Congoleum
Armstrong Fremont Wright
Miraplas
Birelow
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Milton Handsel
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