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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1944

Page

13

Ray Dumont and the Wichita Baseball Boom

Ray Dumont, a Wichita sporting goods clerk, built a baseball boom by staging a Kansas state tournament. He expanded to form the National Semi-Professional Baseball Congress, hosting annual tournaments in Wichita that drew up to 110000 visitors and sparked nationwide and international interest. His sales philosophy centered on arousing desire to lure customers into the store.

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Carmelite Valentine party at St Mary's hall Sunday

Carmelite Fathers and Brothers of St Marys parish sponsor a charity Valentine party from 3 to 5 30 PM at Saint Marys hall Clinton and Ottawa streets. tickets return requested and a list of committee workers and helpers is given with music and national anthem to be sung. Public invited. War manpower note follows about women in the workforce to free men for battle.

Carmelite Fathers and Brothers of Sylvester Snee Albert P. Dunne Victor P.o'nowak Pius L. Boley William Irwin Joseph Collins Arle Murphy Irene Murphy Margaret Bombassaro Anna Mae Brisbin Ida Mae Wilda Phyllis James Lois James Joyce Brophy Mary L. Milligan Corrine Taylor Shirley Albright Dolores James Florence Maxwell Mary Lynn Nolan Mary Crayden Roberta Williams Elaine Vavrek Lillian Mavrin Mary A. Adams Mary L. Nussbaum Lois Stoiber Vivian Herbert Pauline Macklin Viola Elwood

From Where I Sit We Must Honor Others Rights

The column cites Bert Childers on postwar planning being hollow without individuals acting. It argues governments can draft treaties, but real progress requires people to respect others rights and liberties, including drinking rights and voting rights, to ensure plans matter.

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