Baseball Season Opens With Quiet Optimism Across Leagues
The upcoming major league season kicks off with the Washington Senators hosting the Baltimore Orioles in the American League while the Yankees and Braves are favored in New York. Detroit and Cleveland loom as strong contenders in a crowded AL and NL, with predictions placing the Indians and Red Sox in a tight race for third behind the top teams.
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Life Begins At 40 Religious Conviction In L A
In Los Angeles a wave of senior citizens from across the country flock to nontraditional religious groups. The Foursquare Gospel founded by Aimee Semple McPherson and led by her son Rolf draws large elderly crowds at the Relus Temple. Converts display relics and medical aids as they recount faith healing and publicized events from McPherson's era including her arrest.
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Weekend Dividend Columns Sunday Reading For The Whole Family
Sunday Reading features a family friendly digest of comic strips poems and short items. Columns explore light humor moral anecdotes and practical tips for households and children. The page offers warm gentle entertainment suitable for weekend family time.
Mirrors May Guide Probes to Planets in Space
A Smithsonian study by Dr. Fred L. Whipple examines how bright a space probe must be to be seen from Earth. He suggests a 16 foot diameter flat circular mirror could reflect sunlight to Earth, enabling visual tracking of probes as they travel around the sun and guiding them to planets or orbital paths.
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Canadian stamp to honor Associated Country Women of the World
Postmaster general of Canada announces a five cent stamp to mark the formation of the Associated Country Women of the World. Designed by Helen Fitzgerald of Toronto, the green and black issue depicts a kneeling figure beside a tree and bears both English and French borders. The piece notes the global network, the federation’s impact on rural women, and Canada’s key role in fostering international women’s groups.
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Reading Prosperity: Paperback Sales Shape American Life
Woodring argues that paperback books fuel widespread reading in the United States, with nearly 400 million copies sold yearly. He cites classics like The Iliad and The Odyssey, along with contemporary works, as evidence that affordable literature expands access and fosters reading habits across families, while criticizing hardcovers for limited reach.
Healthy Heart Murmurs Often Confused With Disease
Jackson Mississippi UPI reports Baylor University doctor Dan G McNamara says healthy children can have heart murmurs that mimic disease. He warns misdiagnosis can lead to unnecessary anxiety, treatment, and costs for families.
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Old Mexican 40-card deck and related card games
Reader asks about games playable with a 40 card Mexican deck missing some cards. Answer notes the standard Spanish deck matches description, cites Mexican game Panguingue as adopted in the West, and mentions Euchre lead-out-of-turn rule and the common name Twenty-One versus Blackjack in Britain.
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Do It Now to Capture Missing Photographic Moments
A reflective piece urges immediate photography to preserve fading city scenes and personal memories. It cites a diary of a family’s year in Europe, urges documenting construction and slum-clearance projects, and stresses repeated visits to capture evolving streetscapes with notes and detail shots for a lasting record.
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Strikers To Be Dinner Guests
Elizabeth New Jersey reports a dinner party plan featuring a group of strikers as invited guests at a local event. The notice cites the actor Gene By firm and mentions a vane sary in the dinner context.
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