Bucky Walters Misses Perfect Game in Twin Bill
Bucky Walters pitched 28 batters in the first game at Griesley Field, retiring 23 straight before Connie Ryan broke the bid with two outs in the eighth. Walters’ 4–0 win followed by Ira Hutchinson’s 6–0 loss, as Cincinnati split with Boston. The Yankees and Cardinals extended leads in their leagues with doubleheader wins, while Detroit rose from last with Dizzy Trout and Johnny Gorsica combining for two wins over Boston.
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Television Debate Intensifies Over Postwar Licensing
New York May 15 The television controversy grows louder with Emerson Radio VP Dorman Israel opposing CBS on delaying postwar licenses. He argues public and industry gain from immediate licensing under current specs. He says present sets won’t become obsolete once color or higher detail specs are introduced. On air tonight NBC-8 Blessings of Liberty and various concerts and programs. CBS-7:30 Blondie. other shows include Gay Nineties and Sherlock Holmes.
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Buildings Burn In 3-Alarm Fire
A three alarm blaze in Baltimore on Sunday destroyed the Meadowbrook pool complex including the club house indoor ballroom and pavilion within about 30 minutes. Julius C. Ziegfield manager of the pool said the Saturday opening would be postponed until temporary accommodations for bathers could be provided. He offered no loss estimate as figures were incomplete.
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Nu-Maid Girl: The Pure Margarine Symbol of Table-Grade Goodness
The Nu-Maid girl stands as a symbol of purity and wholesome quality, representing the only margarine certified by its maker to be suitable for table use. This character embodies brand trust and consumer confidence in everyday dining.
FASTEETH promises denture stability and fresh breath
A vintage advertisement touts FASTEETH as an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower dentures, claiming it prevents rocking, slipping, or sliding teeth. It emphasizes no gummy taste, no souring effect, and denture breath deodorizing, urging readers to buy FASTEETH at drug stores.
Property fire damages tallied in early estimates
Firemen estimated the total loss for the entire property at 50 000 to 106 000 dollars. The figures reflect early assessments of the blaze without a breakdown by building.
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