Dodgers Set Five New Records In 19 1 Victory Over Reds
The Dodgers routed the Reds 19 to 1 in Brooklyn, rolling 15 runs in the first inning and setting five major league records. Duke Snider hit a two run homer, Rube Walker 3 RBIs, and Van Cuyk added two hits and four straight singles as part of the historic rally. The Giants lost their doubleheader while Robin Roberts won again for the Phillies and Cleveland moved three games ahead of Washington in the American League by beating Boston 5 1.
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Reds
Korea
Brooklyn
Giants
Ciney
Dodgers
Innine
Duke Snider
Rube Walker
PeeWee Reese
Andy Katko
Ond
Chris van Cuvik
van Cuyk
Dodger
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Pirates
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Red Sox
Crowns
Senators
Vheil Trucks
Detroit
The
Athletics
Memorial Sermon by Rev George Kerr Set for Sunday
Ten years ago today the annual memorial sermon for patriotic organizations will be preached by Rev. George Kerr of the United Presbyterian church. The service will be held at 10 45 next Sunday morning in the United Presbyterian church.
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George Kerr
United Presbyterian Church
Twilight Golf Release Schedule For Washington Club
Golf officials for men at the Washington Golf and Country Club announced Friday play groupings for matches on May 25. Team One faces Team Two, Team Three meets Team Four, Team Five plays Team Six, Team Seven faces Team Eight, and Team Nine competes with Team Ten.
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Twilight
Washington Golf and Country Club Today
Women's Bowling Lane Leaders League Highlights
Carsons defeated Skelgas 2 to 1 with 1902 total pins including 12 handicap while Skelgas totaled 2005. Doaks beat McCleery Cumming 2 to 1 with 1902 pins and 255 handicap. Ainsworth Bank topped Moot Hart 0s to 0 with 215% and 1904 including 20 handicap. Dun cans defeated Rock Island Produce with 2707 total pins including 150 handicap. High scorers include Ainsworth Bank and Skeles 2008, high team game 2545, Duncan 688. Top individuals Hazel Payne 198 Mary Messer 174 LuElla Sojka 459 Hazel Payne 455.
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Carsons
Skelgas
Doaks
McCleery- Cumming
McCleery
Ainsworth Bank
Mootharts Os
Moothart
Duncan's
Rock Island Produce
Duncan
Skeleas
Ainsworth Tank
Duncans
Hazel Payne
Mary Messer
LuElla Sojka
Ainsworth State Bank
Skelgus Mlames
Rock Island
Ad McCleery-Cumming
Carsons Plumbing
1915 Nevada Earthquake Triggers Mountain to Grow
An 1915 earthquake in Nevada caused a mountain to rise about 30 feet, a dramatic ground-shift event recorded by geologists and historians. The phenomenon illustrates seismic activity reshaping terrain in the early 20th century.
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Nevada
FBI arrests two for naval robbery at Quonset Point
FBI agents in New York detained Howard Hildebrandt and Gloria Dale after a $310,000 raid at Quonset Point Naval Air Station. Robert La Plante was arrested in Rhode Island for the daylight holdup at the station credit union. Dale detained as a witness with arraignments pending for Hildebrandt and La Plante.
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New York
FBI
Quonset Point
R. 1
Naval Air Station
G-men
Howard Hildebrandt
Gloria Dale
Times Square
Hildebrandt
Robert la Plante
West Warwick
Credit Union
Miss Dale
Greenwich Village
la Plante
Providence
R. I
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Rubio Quilting Club in Regular Meeting
Rubio May 19 the Quilting club met at the Community building on a Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made to sell popcorn on show nights with the first sale by May 22. Refreshments were served by hostesses Marjorie Guy and Ida Low.
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Rubio
Marjorie Guy
Ida Low
Sherry Watson
Shela
Shelas
Richland
Dordthy Jean Payton
Donnie Long
Clarence Hyer
West Chester
Gilbert Mitchell
Move To End Seizure Of Rails Ends With Wage Pact
President Truman moves to end government seizure of railroads after a three year dispute. An agreement signed at the White House provides retroactive wage increases from 600 to 1100 dollars for about 150000 engineers conductors and firemen and raises yard and train crew pay. The deal runs to October 1952 and lets union officials veto railroad demands to lengthen divisions of the system.
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Washington
White House
Truman
U. S
Rubio School Closes With Friday Picnic
Vera Bond and Laurence Bond attended events in Washington Saturday. Rubio school closes this Friday with a picnic. Rubio Ladies Aid met Thursday at the Mary Morgan home in Richland with former members Lucile Smith Alice Sheraden and Viola Jay among guests. Mrs Nantie Leppert could not attend and Mrs Will Cheese man and Mrs Carrie Oswalt were also guests. Late afternoon refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Morgan and Ams Schmitter. Rev and Mrs Wientz and Ver Leppert attended a quarterly meeting at Woolson Friday afternoon.
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Vera Bond
Laurence Bond
Washington
Rubio School
Rubio Ladies Aid
Thiurstas
Mary Morgar
Richland
Lucil Smith
Alice Sheraden
Viola Jay
Nantie Leppert
Will Cheeseman
Carrie Oswalt
Morgan
Ams Schmitter
Wientz
Ver Leppert
Woolson
Surprising Nylon Batiste Blouse With Linen Details
Fashion forecasts highlighted bold fabric mixes and the trend now appears in a nylon batiste blouse featuring linen at the collar pockets and cuffs. The combination draws attention for its contrast and texture.
Salad Recipe Idea With Honey Dressings
A crisp head lettuce salad with a honey sweetened dressing. This simple combination highlights fresh greens and a light glaze to finish the dish.
All-Day Allied Raid Destroys North Korea Supply Center
Allied fighter bombers hit a major Communist supply and war plant area near Pyongyang, reducing at least 117 buildings between Pyongyang and Chinnampo to rubble and heavily damaging 84 more. Jets and bombs continued from dawn to nightfall with U S and Australian air support. Ground forces reported over 100 U S tanks massed on the central front, killing or wounding at least 354 Reds in a massive tank engagement.
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Souel
Korea
Pyongyang
Chinnampo
Suan
Sth
77Th
U. S
Coal output contrasts GB and US in 1951
The record shows Great Britain's 1951 coal mined as 222 million long tons, equal to 248 million net tons in US terms, roughly half of the United States total for the year.
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Great Britain
U.S
Closely Woven Material Favored for Slip Covers
A closely woven fabric is preferred for slip covers as it offers superior dust protection, maintains shape, lasts longer, and is easier to tailor.
Parsons to Award Three Honorary Degrees
Parsons College will award three honorary degrees at June 2 commencement exercises in Fairfield President Tom Shearer announced Allan B. Kline of Chicago former Iowa resident will receive Doctor of Laws Dean G MeKee president of the Biblical Seminary New York former Fairfield resident will receive Doctor of Divinity and preach the baccalaureate sermon B Franklin JonesPacific Palisades California former Marine Corps chaplain will also receive Doctor of Divinity Undergraduates 43 seniors will graduate with bachelor degrees on June 2
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Parsons College
Tom Bk Shearer
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Fedoration
Chicago
Lowan
Dean G. MekKee
The
Biblical Seminary
New York
MeWkee
Parsons
B. Franklin Jones
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Marine Corps
Dinner Precedes Drama Department Meeting
The Drama department group met at Mrs Louis Larsen’s home Monday evening with Eileen Jeffrey as assistant hostess. Seventeen members and guest Mrs John Whittaker enjoyed a cooperative dinner before the meeting. Mrs Larsen read a letter urging a joint department with Music next year, but the members voted to remain as a group. Mrs George Dare presented the program with a review of Guys and Dolls.
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Louis Larsen
Eileen Jeffrey
John Whittaker
Larsen
George Dare
Rubber and better living linked in daily life
The article discusses how rubber underpins improving living standards through its elastic, springy, compressible and soft properties. It highlights rubber’s role in enhancing comfort and daily use as society advances.
Hospital Notes From Last Night And This Morning
Names listed include Rev. Jacob Dekon ing Phil McCreeds Roselyn Evelyn Mayer Mrs C J Wolfe and Mildreel Colbert Washington Consilleer and Mrs Dale Dodds total. Dismissed patients include Mrs Dale Dodds today according to the report.
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Jacob Dekoning
Phil McCreeds
Roselyn
Evelyn Mayer
C.J. Wolfe
Mildreel Colbert
Washington
Consilleer
Redlinger on 25 Day Leave from Tongue Point Base
Robert W. Redlinger is home on a 25 day leave. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Redlinger and is stationed at Tongue Point Naval Base in Astoria Oregon.
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Kermit Steinbeck
Grinnell
Raymond Steinbeck
Lottie Watson
Marjorie Watson
Dean
Robert W. Redlinger
Mro and
Mere
Hubert Redlinger
Tongue Pointe Naval Base
Astoria
Oregon
Weekly Livestock Sales At Midway and Kaiona
Livestock sale schedules listed for Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa on Wednesdays and Kaiona Sales Barn Kaiona Iowa on Thursdays. Ollie Livestock Exchange notes Tuesday afternoon sales at 1 p.m. in Kaiona and Columbus Junction.
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Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Ollie
Livestock Exchange
Kaiona
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