Pitchers Have Their Day In Majors
Major league pitchers dominated the day with Rob in Roberts and Blackwell holding the Reds to 1 0 in Philadelphia. Sain swept his second straight shutout for Boston as Elliott homered for a 3 0 win over Pittsburgh. Roe limited Brooklyn to four hits in a 3 1 triumph. Rush beat the Giants 4 3 on Terwilliger and Pafko homers. Reynolds blanked the Browns 11 0 as Williams and Stephens homered twice. Dobson limited Detroit in a 6 1 Sox win. Wynn’s five hit 15 4 victory over the A’s featured Doby’s grand slam and 31 total bases. Hittle’s relief sparked a 6 5 Senators win in Chicago.
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Kid Roberts
Phils
Blackwell
Reds
Philadelphia
Roberts
Ron Northey
Black
Big John Sain
Boston Braves
Pirates
Murray Dickson
Dodgers
Cards
Rush
Cubs
Giants
New York
Wayne Terwilliger
Andy Pafko
Cleveland
Larry Doby
Indians
Little Lloyd Hittle
Senators
Chicago
Major Leagues Scores Across Cities
The results show Boston defeated Detroit 6 to 1, Cleveland beat Philadelphia 15 to 4, Washington won over Chicago 6 to 5, and New York defeated St. Louis 11 to 0.
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
United Press
Brooklyn
Clare
Pittsburgh New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Softball Players To Meet at Greenfield Field Tonight
All city league players and managers urged to gather at Greenfield tonight at 7 50 for season opening preparations. Fans will choose teams for Friday's benefit game supporting Boy Scouts of Troop 37.
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Greenfield
Boy Scouts
Troop 37
Baby performers shielded by law in Hollywood
In Paramount's Paid in Full Elizabeth Scott's baby scene required three twin sets aged two to four weeks. California restricts child on screen to 20 minutes daily and 30 seconds per take with a welfare watcher. Studios provide transport and medical checkups, plus a limousine and chauffeur for each pair of youngsters.
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Washington
Fort Knox
Lizabeth Scott
Paramount
Hal Wallis
State Theatre
California
Board of Education
Coffee Blossoms and Love Bonds Across Cultures
A look at coffee’s role in customs across regions. In the Antilles brides carry coffee blossoms instead of orange ones. Historically a Turkish wife could divorce if her husband failed to provide adequate coffee, the lovable liquor.
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Antilles
Rural Woman's Club Birthday Party and Storm Cleanup
The Rural Woman's Club of Young America hosted its birthday party with a one o clock luncheon and afternoon entertainment led by Katherine Humston. The community continues cleanup after a damaging wind storm, with damaged chicken and hog houses and trees prominent. Several local families shared visits and gatherings, and a garden party is planned for June 8 hosted by Mary Shields and Alice Hunter.
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W. J. Marie Jr
Young America
Rural Womans Club
Grant Humston Sr
Katherine Humston
Katherine
Carl Phillips
Arnold Carr
Atkenson
Earl Groll
Cedar Rapids
Allen Atkenson
Mary Shields
Alice Hunter
Lester Luckenbills
George Massons
Mary Ellen
Clark Baker
Kenneth Brown
Kalona
Herbert Pauly
Grandma Wolf
Grandma Rhodebeck
Dale
Glenn Beachamp
Will Marie Sr
Leo Marie
Lloyd Humstons
William Bell
Frank Beatty
Oskaloosa
Lou Rhodebeck
George Masson
Claud Rhodebeck
William Marie Jr
W. Jarie Sr
Rural Woman's Club
Bins for Soybeans Built Like Wheat and Corn Containers
Farmers seek soybeans storage bins that resist weight and pressure similar to those used for wheat or shelled corn. The emphasis is on durability and standardization to handle heavy loads safely.
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Disston Tool Steel Blades
Birthday wishes flow for local community members
Happy birthday greetings are sent to Harry Watkins of the Journal force Ed Squire and several residents. Anniversaries noted include Mrs J L McGraw Harry Anderson Fred Kupka Clifford Baker C L Evestone Mrs David Winesard Homer Earnest Mrs Jamies Stancer and Rev Vernon Pike of West Chester Marianne Ledger marks nine candles on May 17.
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Harry Watkins
The
Journal Force
J. L. McGraw
Harry Anderson
Fred Kupka
Clifford Baker
C. L Evestone
David Winesarden
Homer Earnest
Jamies Stancer
West Chester
Rev
Vernon Pike
Marianne Ledger
Sweet Potato Pie Filling Tip Emerges in Use of Leftovers
Sweet potatoes make a good pie filling that some prefer to pumpkin. This method uses left over sweet potatoes by substituting for pumpkin in any good pie recipe. A touch of butter improves it and mixing sugar with the potatoes helps them whip up better.
Liberal GOPs Win Pennsy Primaries
Gov. James H. Duff and his statewide ticket routed old guard conservatives in Pennsylvania Republican primaries. Duff and running mate John Lovine defeated U S Senatorial candidate Joseph Grundy allies, signaling strong liberal GOP control and shaping 1952 presidential dynamics.
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Philadelphia
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Duff
Thomas E. Dewey
Want Ads Pay Off Blood Poverty Cure
Readers in Washington are urged to try CERTA-VIN a medicine blending 12 herbs with Vitamin B and iron. It promises faster digestion less gas and energized blood with new red cells within days. Pioneer Drug Store at 125 W. Washington advertises it as affordable.
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Washington
Pioneer Drug Store
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Robin Roberts
Ewell Blackwell
Johnny Sain
Preacher Roe
Allie Reynolds
Bob Rush
Joe Dobson
Early Wynn
Well
Walker Cooper
Bob Elliott
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Southpaw
Roe
Broklyn
Yanks
Major
Qeuore
Pfeiffer
South Side Square
Rothschild
McCumming Co
Mullen
Witmer
Davis
Swift Wis
Tns
Sitler
Tellin
Crandall
House OF Flowers
America
Disston
Young America Club
Vince Mineart
Grant Humston Jr
Harold Stephens
Tommy
Mary Ellen Luckenbill
Ed Squire
Rayon Bemberg
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