Editorial miscellany on faith, humor, and travel tale
A column mixes reflections on crown symbolism, aging homes for the elderly, and everyday life motifs. It critiques royal mockery of the cross, cites a practical fix for household torn asunder by tape, and notes diverse thoughts from a farm to interstate traffic as readers ponder ambition, charity bequests, and journeys.
Miller family links reveal Washington ad pioneer and media ties
Stanley Miller of Los Angeles recalls Mart Miller founder of Washington’s first modern full page ads and his kinship to Maxwell Miller and M. P. Miller. He notes Col. Robert McCormick’s purchase of the Washington Times-Herald and Bazy McCormick’s rise to publisher, plus other family connections across Chicago, Rockford, Iowa City and Los Angeles.
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Stanley Miller
Los Angeles
Mr. Miller
Washington
Pete’’ Miller
Washington, D. C
Max Miller
M. P. Miller
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Colonel McCormick
Washington Times- Herald
la Salle
Ill
G. Logan Payne
Journal
Iowa
Hearst
Saturday Journal
Ralph Shannon
Maxwell Peter Miller
New York
Washington Democrat
Democrat
Mart. P. Miller
J. B. Crail
Crail
Miller
Mart Miller
Washington County
Matt Miller
Tom
Dorothy
Max
Chicago
Ben Wallace
Iowa City
Rockford
Illinois
Bazy McCormick
Bazy
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Maxwell
Cards Fall to All Stars in Tight Seven Inning Game
The Iowa City Cards defeated the Stewart and Crone All Stars 2-1 at Green Field in seven innings. Reberry pitched fast, Edmonson allowed six hits and two runs, while Wagner and Paterson stood out in fielding plays for the Cardinals. Benner Tea upset the Cubs 9-7 in six innings as Lyle Ross struggled for the Cubs but Benner’s bats surged late.
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Iowa City Cards
Green Field
Stewart and Crone All Stars
Washington
Reberry
Greenfield
All Stars
Bob Lowe
Lou McFadden
Lowe
Art Edmondson
McFadden
Martin
Dale Hyde
Cardinal
Cardinals
Wagner
Iowa City
Heacock
Maher
Albrecht
Ken Dunwoody
Art
Patterson
DiMaggio
Benner
Cubs
Lyle Ross
Mangold
Clark
Sweet
Glandon
Joe Green
Dallas Chamberlin
Maxmolle
Yanks
Cleveland
al Benton
Lou Boudreau
Dale Mitchell
Joe Gordon
Browns
Philadelphia
A’s
St. Louis
Stan Spence
Jack Graham
Elmer Vale
Sam Chapman
A's
Red Sox sweep White Sox to tighten Yankees lead
Boston riders Ted Williams and Mel Parnell fueled a doubleheader sweep over Chicago, 11–4 and 10–7, trimming New York’s lead to a game and a half. Parnell earned his 20th win, Williams collected two homers and three singles, as Boston rebounded while several AL wins shifted the standings.
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Boston Red Sox
Chicago
New York
Ted Williams
Mel Parnell
Williams
Boston
White Sox
Yankees
Parnell
Kinder
Fewer Deaths In 1948 Highway Grade Crossing Crashes
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 1948 highway grade crossing fatalities fell to an all time low since 1940 with 1 355 deaths a one percent drop from 1947. Injuries reached 4 054 in 1948 a 0 15 percent rise from 1947.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Major League Standings and Results Update
Baseball standings and results from yesterday show St Louis beating New York 4 to 2 and Chicago topping Brooklyn 4 to 2. Current games listed include St Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, and Cincinnati at Boston with several other matchups.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
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Pittsburgh Cincinnatives
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City Golf Tournament Pairings Delayed
Pairings for the city wide men's golf tournament will be announced early next week officials said. The delay stems from contracting all entrants at the Washington Golf and Country Club, with entries expected to surpass last year's 96 players. Defender Bill Hatcher returns to defend his title as players are sorted into flights by average scores.
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Washington Junior College
John McConnell
McConnell
Washington Golf and Country Club
Bill Hatcher
Opening of School Brings End to Summer Leisure
A poem notes the shift from lazy August days to the discipline of school life. Elizabeth Lathrop Powers recalls summer’s quiet and daily routines ending as autumn and school begin, reading on Starlit Road August 18, 1949.
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Elizabeth Lathrop Powers
Starlit Road
Brucellosis Transmission Through Raw Dairy and Animal Contact
Man may acquire Brucellosis from raw milk and milk products or raw meat, or by contact with infected animal tissues and secretions during butchering. Exposure occurs while treating cattle swine goats and while assisting animal births and handling retained afterbirth.
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