Hartford Chiefs Rise in Eastern Hartford League Standings
The Hartford Chiefs, once with three holdovers from 1948, push toward fourth in the Eastern League, two games from fourth after a decisive win over Albany. Scranton secures a higher spot by beating Wilkes-Barre, while Binghamton clings to fourth with a 7 to win over the Tigers.
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Famed Gardener Alberta Crowe Fetes at Syracuse Club Luncheon
Mrs Alberta Crowe a leading figure in Syracuse bowling attended the Syracuse Women’s Bowling Association executive luncheon at the Yacht Club. She is reelected president of the Enter-Golf Club Bowling League and active in the Women’s City League. The piece also notes her husband Pat Crowe, local Yacht Club member and golfer, and a brief portrait of Walter D. Bellingrath’s rose garden estate and visitors.
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Bellingrath's Garden Empire Aims to Bless with Flowers
Tali Slender profiles W. S. Bellingrath a citrus bottling pioneer turned garden patron. He spends hours 20 miles south of Mobile tending Bellingrath Gardens, begun as a rustic fishing camp in 1917 and transformed with world garden ideas into a nonprofit, self supporting estate. The garden funds religious education scholarships while a staff of over 40 keeps blooms year round. The article notes his religious devotion and a likely Sunday recital of a favorite garden poem about God, sun, and song.
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Dime a Call Phones Tested in Rochester
Six dime a call pay telephones tested by Rochester Telephone Corp. If successful, the firm may seek Public Service Commission approval to convert coin taxes in the city from quarters to dimes by next July. Chief engineer G William Miller estimates this could raise annual revenue by about 200,000 dollars.
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Pere Le Moyne Defeats Hinea In Big League Match
Pere Le Moyne defeated Hinea in a fourth straight Minos win as Gori drove in the run with a bases loaded hit. Tomorrow Pere Le Moyne will face Eastwood in a scheduled afternoon game.
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Do You Know Syracuse Bicycle Traffic Rules
Reading shows local bicycle laws require riders to carry reflectors and a bell and be equipped with brakes and steering mechanisms. It warns that operating on city streets demands a lighted front lamp, proper side riding, and registration before March.
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Pattern T4638 for Junior Miss size 13 35 inch
Advertises pattern T4638 for Junior Miss size 13 35 inch with sash. Includes instructions to send 30 cents for De Luxe handling to Anne Adams via Syracuse Herald Journal Pattern Dept New York. Print name address zone size and style number.
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Television Stars and Singers Highlight Prime Time Listings
Vintage TV radio guide notes Edwards show promising varied entertainment with a hat boast and long career anecdotes. Notables include Ray Anthony and Judy Martin set for NBC CBS and Mutual slots, with Gargan guest on Wander and Grand Ole Opry stars atop NBCS schedule.
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Four Leaders Guide National Association Of Professional Baseball Leagues
From 1902 four men have led the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Patrick Powers served 1902 to 1907, Michael H. Levlin led 1908 to 1932, William G. Bramham headed 1932 to 1946, and George Trautman is the current head.
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Fragmented Q and A on marriage and psychology article
The article discusses Mary Cel in Los Angeles, a research show, and findings on why individuals marry, with claims that happiness rises with education and that prewar single women changed by 5 percent. It cites psychiatrist David Advanarasen on causes of love and divorce, noting emotional and social factors, and asks readers to send inquiries to D A E Wiseam with a self addressed envelope.
Radio Timetable and Highlights From Yesterday
Radio highlights feature a morning schedule through midday with performers and programs listed. Notable segments include a Nebrasa slate and mentions of Mr Miriam Dewiere, Trek Powell, Usegteaa Gress, and Samer Carr, with a folklore work feature and parade references.
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UN Puts Off Labor Probe In Geneva
The United Nations Economic and Social Council postponed a U S proposal to investigate forced labor amid Russian objections that Britain and the United States seek to smear the Soviet corrective labor system. The council voted 30 to 5 to defer action until the 1950 meeting and directed the secretary general to ask dissenting nations if they will reexamine positions. Denmark Brazil and India proposed the postponement while Thai delegates urged cooperation from Russia before any inquiry.
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Hollywood doubts Ingrid will retire from acting
Hollywood observers question Ingrid Bergman quitting her career despite reports of a divorce from Dr. Peter Lindstrom. An insider notes she still commands about 200000 dollars per film and may resume acting, while turmoil from recent dramatic events and critics’ sessions cloud her decisions.
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Seed Growing Prospects For Rare Garden Varieties
A gardener reviews two seed catalogs from a New York area source, listing 26 varieties of rare plants. The article notes sweet William, clove pinks, hardy perennials, and several ornamentals including Asclepias, pansies, and ground covers. It discusses sowing times, winter dormancy, transplanting from seed, and garden placement for spring setting, with several cautions about seed storage and timing.
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