New American League Ruling Sparks Yankees Indians Feud
The American League's new park lights rule to finish games sparked a heated dispute between the Yankees and Indians. Will Harridge ordered the second game replayed after rain halted play, while the Yankees protested the decision and Vic Raschi and Yogi Berra led New York to an opening 6-5 win in extras. Washington beat Detroit as Boston topped Chicago, helping standings shift in a tense AL pennant chase.
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Washington
A. B. Chandler
George Weiss
Harridge
Summers
Weiss
Dizzy Trout
Sid Hudson
Pat Mullin
Trout
Red Sox
White Sox
Cleveland
Bobby Doerr
Clyde Vollmer
Phillies
Cardinals
Robin Roberts
Jim Konstanty
Dodgers
Chicago
Don Newcombe
Johnny Sain
Major Leagues Results and Local Social Notes
Major Leagues results list Brooklyn 8 Chicago 2 New York 10 Pittsburgh 4 Boston 4 Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3 Boston 13 Chicago 6 New York 6 Cleveland 5 in 10 innings Washington 5 Detroit 4. Social notes mention Mrs Jacob Stelleheret and Mrs Ruah Washburn visiting Mrs Mary Hinshaw, plus visits by the Griggs and Byler families, West Liberty fair attendance, and a humorous Alka Seltzer mix up at a Washington drug store. Donna Reif heads to Washington for work at the Corn Belt turkey plant.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Jacob Stelleheret
Ruah Washburn
Mary Hinshaw
Jin
Carolyn
D. C. Griggs
Richard Fisher
Delmar Byler
Hesston
Kan
Sam Weaver
Pennsylvania
Floyd Stauffer
Ohio
Donna Reif
Corn Belt Turkey Plant
Omy
Vanes
New York Bees
GOS Cleveland
Joston
Washington Dee
Navajo Nation Is Nation's Largest Native Group
The Navajos, based in Arizona and New Mexico, exceed fifty thousand members making them the largest Indian tribe in the United States today surpassing counts at the time of early Spanish exploration.
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United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Southwest
West Chester Pupils Begin School Year
West Chester opens the school year after a teachers meeting. Lara Kinney returns to teach kindergarten and first grade while Ruth Fritz leads grades 2 and 3 and Mildred Noonan covers grades 4 and 5. High school staff includes Alice Reschly, with Supt. Calkins supervising. The community notes several local weddings, visits, and improvements around town.
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West Chester
Lara Kinney
Ruth Fritz
Mildred Noonan
Roselyin Mayer
August Dierkman
Alice Reschly
George Quire
Ruby Mann
John Sh. Calkins
Everette Coon
Nelson Woodfor
John Hough
Dan Boone
Coon
Murray
Phyllis
New
Hom
Jack Cherry
Dale Engle
Crawfordsville
Harold Griges
Jean Walters
William Ward
Cordova
Hill
Carol Griggs
Clinton Walton
Springville
Harold Griggs
Virgil Blomster
Mary
Billy
Owen City
J. Hf. Thompson
Squire
Chinook the Snow Dog Stars in Fox Theatre Film
Hollywood reporter Dorothy Crider says her all white German Shepherd Chinook trains three hours daily under Sam Williamson. The dog features in Monogram's Snow Dog from Lindsley Parsons opening Thursday at the Fox Theatre, with Kirby Grant starring and a Canadian north woods murder plot. Supporting cast includes Elena Verdugo Rick Vallin Milburn Stone and others.
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Sam Williamson
Dorothy Crider
Monogram
Lindsley Parsons
Fox
Kirby Grant
James Oliver Curwood
Canadian
North Woods
Elena Verdugo
Rick Vallin
Milburn Stone
Richard Karlan
Jane Adrian
Hal Gerard
Richard Avonde
Duke York
Guy Zanette
Famed Photographer Chooses Food Over Models for Pictures
Chicago photographer Harry Shigeta with 45 years in the business says he will favor food subjects over girls for photographs. He notes pancakes and steak endure in images, while human beauty trends fade. he describes techniques to make food look appealing under hot lights, including stand-ins, fake foams, and careful lighting.
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Chicago
Harry Shigeta
Shigeta
Congress expected to approve anti subversive bill
Congress appears set to back anti subversive legislation, toughened beyond Truman's wishes. Senate debate looms next week after the House passed a stringent measure by 54 to 10, requiring Communist party registration and propaganda labeling, with bans on government jobs and passports.
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Congress
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Pat McCarran
Senate
McCarran
House
Communist Party
Calves for Replacement: Practical Rearing Notes
Calves for replacement should be raised separately in dry clean pens. Feed good rations and keep them free of parasites for economical herd development.
Recent Guests in Charles Karl Home
Riverside Iowa reports visitors at the Charles Karel home include Leon Karel and family from Minneapolis on their way to Kirksville Missouri. Norman Sage and daughter Katharine of Mount Pleasant, and Edward Walensky of Arlington Virginia also visited. Patsy Luckey at University Hospital for surgery. Roy Holtz of Mason City visiting his mother Minnie Holtz. Doris Blieu returned from Washington after weekend with Luckey grandparents. Mrs Geneva Schnoebelen learned of birth of a son to Ray and Mrs Schaffer of Des Moines. Robert Shebek Albert Mellecker Emmett Waldschmidt and Fred Beatsch of Iowa City traveled to Marshalltown.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Charles Karel
Leon Karel
Minneapolis
Minn
Kirksville
Norman Sage
Katharine
Mt. Pleasant
Edward Walensky
Arlington Va
Patsy Luckey
University Hospital
Roy Holtz
Mason City
Minnie Holtz
Doris Blieu
Washington
Carl Luckey
Geneva Schnoebelen
Ray Schaffer
Des Moines
Robert Shebek
Albert Mellecker
Emmett Waldschmidt
Fred Beatseh
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Seniors visit with Iowa resident at Soldiers' Home
The article notes a visit with Robert Beatsch of Iowa City, a former resident now living at the Soldiers' Home and reported in good health. Mrs. R. H. Heitzman hosted the Seniors Ladies club with nine members and three guests, and the Des Moines State Fair attendance is listed for several locals.
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Robert Beatsch
Iowa City
Soldiers
R. H. Heitzman
Seniors Ladies Club
Nettie Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Estelle Critz
Earl Walton
Des Moines
Joe Birka
Homer Curry
Otto Novy
Dale Novy
Joan Kern
Clara Lemley
Elmer Sammons
Tom Havel
Bobby Howard
Dale Howard
University Hospital
Bertha Tener
George B. Slawson
Sherry
Barnum Early Career Behind Noted Juggler
Phineas T. Barnum began in show business by managing a remarkable juggler with a noted dislike for soap and water. Once Barnum won the position, he guided the entertainer to popularity. The famed showman and founder of Barnum and Bailey Circus was born July 1810 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Phineas T. Barnum
Barnum
Barnum and Bailey Circus
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