Big League All Stars Restart Pennant Chase in Both Leagues
United Press reports the Yankees and Dodgers head into the second half with strong schedules. New York opens a home stand versus Western clubs while Brooklyn tours the West against the Cubs. Giants, Cardinals, Braves, Reds, and Phillies also feature in key NL and AL battles as the pennant race resumes.
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Dodgers
Yankees
Browns
Cubs
Brooklyn
Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Phillies
Braves
Reds
Cincinnati
Births and dismissals listed for hospital
At the hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs W N Bailey of Keota at 12 46 this morning. Also listed are births and dismissals including D B Twinam of Crawfordsville medical John Knott of Washington surgical and multiple families leaving the hospital such as Mrs James Seethout and daughter Mrs John Knott city Mrs Earl Davis and son and Mrs Ray Jones Washington.
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W. N. Bailey
Keota
D. B. Twinam
Crawfordsville
John Knott
Washington
Surgical
James Seethout
City
Earl Davis
Ray Jones
McCleery-Cumming to Face Red Kilowatts Tonight
McCleery-Cumming meets Red Kilowatts at 7 PM instead of 7 30 PM in Greenfield tonight. Belle-Rotherhild girls duel Morning Sun in the second game. The switch was made as McCleery-Cumming plays in the tournament semi finals at Sicourney. The local squad defeated What Cheer and the Ottumwa CLO to reach the semis.
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Greenfield
McCleery-Cumming
Belle-Rotherhild
Sicourney
What Cheer & To S
Ottumwa Clo
Major Leagues Tonight Schedule From United Press
Brooklyn visits Chicago while New York plays Pittsburgh and Boston hosts Cincinnati in night games. Philadelphia travels to St Louis and St Louis host New York with Detroit at Boston noted. Cleveland meets Philadelphia and Chicago plays Washington in an announced lineup.
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White Sox
Senators
Yankees
Indians
Athletics
Philadelphia
Tigers
Freddy Hutchinson
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
W. L
Louis
Chicago i
New ‘York
Washington
Philadelphia St. Louis
Baste Napkins to Embroider Four Corner Sets at Once
To embroider initials on napkins, baste the stamped corners of four napkins together edge to edge. Center the designs in an embroidery hoop and work all four corners before moving to the next four. Keep hoop unchanged until you finish the next batch.
Women in Pay Jobs Reach Record Nonwar Era High
Latest census figures show more women hold paid positions in nonwar times than ever before and about half of these workers are mothers with children.
Joye Bennett Ends Ten Day Visit Here
Joye Bennett left Kalona on Tuesday evening for Visalia California after a ten day stay with Mrs. Charlotte Dunlap and local families. The weekend saw visits by Rev Hugh Guy and others, with a fishing trip to Kenora Canada and several Minnesota and Iowa excursions noted among residents and relatives.
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Kalona
Joye Bennett
Visalia
Calif
Charlotte Dunlap
Glee
C. R. Decker
Charles Decker
Sheil Fock
Susan Decker
Kenora
Canada
Tom Russell
A. J. Haberman
H. V. Beck
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Mer
Stanley Dawson
Judy
Minnesota
M. Dawson
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Leslie Dunlap
Washington
Glen Dunlap
Eugene Dunlap
Austin
Minn
Col Eldridge Assigned Editor Post in Japan Log Command
Col William G Eldridge now serves as editor of the G 1 personnel section of the Japan Logistical Command. He previously served with X Corps in Korea and earned the Bronze Star Medal Army Commendation Ribbon and the French Croix de Guerre in World War II. He entered service in 1921 via Kemper Military School ROTC in 1926. The command supports UN forces in Korea and US troops in Japan.
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Japan
William G. Eldridge
Opal
Washington
X Corps
Korea
Eldridge
Europe
Army
ROTC
Kemper Military School
Booneville
U.S
Veteran's Widow Loses Cemetery Suit
Sioux City district judge ruled Memorial Park Cemetery did not violate constitutional provisions when it refused to bury an American Indian killed in the Korean War. Mrs. Evelyn Rice, widow of Seth John R. Rice, filed a $180000 suit. the court dismissed it and the decision may be appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court. The Indian’s burial was halted at Graveside services in Sioux City. President Truman later invited the widow to bury her husband at Arlington.
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Siou City
al An Lows
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ralph W. Crary
Evelyn Rice
Winnebago, Neb
Set
John R. Rice
Arlington National Cemetery
Rice
Iowa Supreme Court
Sioux City
Truman
Arlington
Urge CIO to Allow Iron Ore Cargoes To Leave Mines
Pittsburgh steel leaders push for ore shipments from mines to idle mills as U S Steel secret negotiations with United Steelworkers unfold. Ben Fairless whereabouts undisclosed. John L Stephens leads industry talks while Jones & Laughlin officials await developments.
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CIO
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
U.S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Benjamin S. Fairless
John L. Stephens
Ben Moreell
C. L. Austin
Jones & Laughlin
Charles White
Republica Steel
Cleveland
Iron ore short age concerns idle industries
The union had no contact with firms about a meeting on iron ore. Officials fear a shortage next winter if shipments do not resume. With Great Lakes ice bound, industry usually builds a stockpile in warmer months to cover the slack period. Steel deadlock keeps allied industries idle, nearing 500000 workers.
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Ty Union
Great Lakes
Allied Industries
Suspect Arson Suspected in Warner Studio Blaze
Detectives probed arson in the Warner Brothers back lot where flames destroyed more than 4.5 million dollars in sets and equipment. The fire, which burned about 75 acres and raced into nearby hills, was contained late Wednesday night, worse than a May 16 incident.
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Warner Studio
Burbank
Calif
Warner Brothers Film Studio
Hills
Fire causes millions in damage across two sites
Sheriff arson squad investigates a blaze that caused 4.5 to 6 million pounds in damage. Officials say the fire began simultaneously at two locations and are examining the possibility of arson.
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Sheriff's
Traveling Advice With Hat Pin Hang Car Gear
A simple tip suggests using a snap clothes pin to hang a hat from a rope across the back of the front seat. The pin can also hold road maps, keeping items within easy reach for travelers, especially those in the rear seat.
Navy Medical Cadet Completes Commission for Lt. Clyde Boice Jr
Ten years ago today Dr. Clyde Boice Jr. received his commission as a lieutenant and will depart for the Bethesda Navy Medical Center near Washington to begin a short course before joining active duty in the Navy Medical Corps.
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Clyde Boice, Jr
Navy
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
Washington, D.C
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Andy Devine
FOX Theatre
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Uning
Frederic March
Martha Scott
One
Heaven
Tony
Tony Curtis
van Sterling
Mona Freeman
Vera Vague
Tom & Jerry
Boeingfield
Seattle
International
Mrs
Eugene ‘Ways
Marie Jackson
The
Farmers Savings Bank
Col. W. G. Eldridge
Washington State Bank
Washington, Iowa
Burdock's Cut Rate Lumber CO
Fairless
Mamie
Wamie Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Rice
John Muhich
Bernard Gettelman
Earl Warren
California
Anna Anderson
Mace’s
Mace Motor Company
Ford & Mercury
Bell & Howell
Elweys
Louisa Gold Butter
Lake Valley Cheese Food
Oleo
Morrel
Omar
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