New Kind Of Gold Rush Sweeping Okinawa
In Okinawa a novel gold rush centers on shiny gold teeth, with Lieut William Osmanski the Navy field dentist drawing crowds as locals mob him for tooth work. Former Holy Cross and Chicago Bears player, Osmanski jokes about the daily rush and language gaps amid the enthusiastic patients and playful throwback tactics.
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San Francisco
Okinawa
William “Bullet Ril” Osmanski
Osmanski
Holy Cross
Chicago Bears
Marines
Lieut
Keith Topping
M. G
Stanford
Free For All Out Of Derby Narrow Field Reduced
The 71st Kentucky Derby field narrowed to thirteen as Free For All was scratched after a tendon issue. Hoop Jr. shipped out, One From West Hooper and Jeep lead Wood Memorial winners in contention, Alexis and Sea Swallow among East and West entries, Blue Grass Stakes results may trim further.
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New York
John Marsh
Hoop Jr
Blue Grass Country
Churchill Downs
Burley Parke
West Hooper
F. W. Hooner
Jamaica
C. V. Whitney
Jeep
Alexis
Henry Tainger
Christiana
Kentucky
Charles S. Howard
Far West
Churchill
Hancock Edged by Cumberland in Wild 7-6 Game
The Queen City Brewers of Cumberland, last year’s Pen-Mar League champions, beat Hancock 7 to 6 on Wednesday. Cumberland scored five runs in the opener on nine walks, a wild pitch and three hits off Hendershot, Whisner and Miller. Hancock rallied in the ninth but fell short. Steiner Mundy and Weaver led Hancock’s offense, while Whiteman Herboldsheimer and Angeletta starred for Cumberland. Maude Adams introduced Fos tand to the American stage, starring in L Aigion in 1901.
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Queen City Brewers
Cumberland
Hancock
Hendershot
Whisner
Miller
Steiner
Mundy
Weaver
Whiteman
Herboldsheimer
Angeletta
Brewers
Stitcher
Robinson
Stevenson Widh Sellers
Downsville Track Meet Yields Close Contests and Picnic
Results from the Downsville School annual track and field games show close competition across events. The entry list was among the largest in the meet’s history, followed by a school lunch on the lawn for participants and officials.
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Downsville
Elston Hess
Leonard Dorsey
Nancy Burgan
Martha Draper
Donald Lee Caplan
Phyllis Kreps
Donald Roof
Bobby Coffman
Beverly Taylor
Dicky Coffman
Elizabeth Householder
Rayetta Reed
Pansie Mason
Wayne Jamison
Doris Smith
Wayne Draper
Irvin Artz
Phyllis Metz
Patsy Roof
Mary C. Hess
Georgia Gravatt
Mary Draper
Patsy Gline
Betty Dorsey
Dorothy Howell
Helen Sigler
Shirley Mellett
Dodge Ball
Patsy Bowers
Shirley Howell
Francis Davis
May Dorsey
Nancy Roof
Helen Speaker
Janice Baker
Heavies Set at Madison Square Garden Tonight
At Madison Square Garden New York on June 1 Tami Mauriello of the Bronx meets Steve Dudas of Edgewater New Jersey in a heavyweight bout. Mauriello is a 2 to 5 favorite after a March 23 decision at the Garden over Lee Oma. Dudas, 31, is in a comeback, having defeated Jimmy Carrolia and Fernando Menichelli among others. both expected to weigh about 195 pounds.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Tami Mauriello
The
Bronx
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Mauriello
Dudas
the Garden
Lee Oma
Jimmy Carrolia
Fernando
the Mighty
Cardinals Rally To Beat Braves In Final Of Series
St Louis Cardinals surged with five first inning runs to overcome Boston 9 4 in tonight's finale. Blavery was knocked from the mound after the opening frame as St Louis built early lead with decisive offense. Javery Schacher Earley and Mass Creel and O'Dea credited with relief work.
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St. Louis
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Blavery
St. Lowis
Javery
Schacher
Earley
Mass. Creel
O'Dea
Radio program New York broadcast assignment debate
June 1 radio program notes FCC hearing on future eM broadcasting. Tele vision Broadcasters Association and BPM Broadcasters Inc propose similar plans to place FM within 18 channels 3 to 65 megacycles and reserve first six of 13 commercial channels 68 to 105 megacycles. Also features Maj General Hershey and Gen Mark Clark talks and various program listings.
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New York
Em Broadcasting
Television Broadcasters Association
BPM Broadcasters Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Nhice FM
Tele Vision
CMS
Tilo
Lewis B. Hershey
NBC
Mark Clark
Turkey Faces Next Chapter in Turko Russian Ties
ANKARA June 1 AP News features Turkey as the last remnant of the Ottoman era nears a new relationship with Soviet Russia. The Straits fate and Montreux Convention loom while Turkey seeks protection, wary of Russian pressure and hopeful for British and American support amid ongoing war’s end.
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Ankara
Turkey
Soviet Union
Europe
Dardenelles
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Aegean
Russia
Mediterranean
Straits
Mound Marvel Ferriss Shines in Red Sox Debut Year
Freshman Dave Ferriss opens with four straight wins including three shutouts for the Red Sox and shows Army experience helped his pitching. He blanked Philadelphia New York and Chicago and demonstrates versatility with hitting and throwing right and left handed.
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Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Ferriss
Greensboro
Randolph Field
Texas
Bib Falk
White Sox
Louisville
AP Ensterrures Colonels
Nemo Seibold
Dave
Athletics
Mississippi State College
Reds sweep Phillies in three games at Cincinnati
Cincinnati's Walter Beck delivered a four hit effort as the Reds beat the Philadelphia Blue Jays 8 to 1 to complete a three game series sweep. Bill Lee started for Philadelphia, with Andy Karl relieving in the third. Cincinnati benefited from four opponent errors while collecting 18 hits.
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Cincinnati
Walter “Boom Boom” Beck
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Blue Jays
Bill Lee
Philadelphia
Andy Karl
Lee
Karl
Coffman and Mancuso
Seminick
Beck
Unser
Hagerstown Livestock Market Prices Report
Hagerstown stock market quotes show steers 13.50 to 15.50 per 100 pounds, stock heifers 52.00 to 63.90 per head, stock bulls 38.00 to 509.00 per head, dairy cows 79.00 to 120.00 per head, and various grades for mediums. Calves average 18.20 to 18.60 for kittens?. the report also lists butchering lambs and shoats, pigs to 50, hogs 14.23 to 16.00, and mentions hogs and boars. An unrelated note claims the average depth of oceans is about 12,000 feet and asserts King George II lacks Greek blood.
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Castle
What Every Young Bride Should Know
A guidance piece urging brides to fulfill shared dreams and embrace the wedding as a grand new start after years of wartime strain. It emphasizes responsibility to partner and self, and promotes Lobel's bridal gowns as essential for a memorable grand entrance.
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Lobel's
Lobell’s
Classified Ad Seekers Instructed To Call Quickly
A brief line instructs readers to respond to a classified item by calling the listed telephone number. The note emphasizes speed in contacting the advertiser.
Redbirds Open Home Season Against Hancock at City Park
The Hagerstown Redbirds host Hancock at City Park Sunday at 2:30 after a 4 of 5 run. Cowther or Shrader may pitch while Hancock counters with Hendershot likely starting. Hancock features Hinkle Powers Kearn Weaver Mundey in an expected strong lineup.
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Hagerstown Redbirds
City Park
Hancock
Redbirds
Cowther
Shrader
Hendershot
Hinkle
Powers
Kearn
Weaver
Mundey
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