All Star Softball Teams Announced For Exhibition Game
The 1952 Win ester area softball fans picked two all star teams for a show at Senseney Park tomorrow at 8 30 p m. Hockman led in votes for Cork Church and Teddy Keller led City League voting. Pitchers dominated the ballots as Don Donald and Elmo Smith drew strong support.
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Winester
Senseney Park
Jory
Evening Sports Department
Jim Kman
Cork
Hockman
Abry Blue
Braddock
Bob
Red Pulliam
Arthur Alan Carter
Republic
Dave Fahnestock
Pulliam
Randolph-Martin College
Eddie Levie
Sean
Royal Crown
Bill Lee
Republicith
Dick Boyd Plumly
B. Baker
Public
Bobber
Weller Garland Pingley
Arthur
Don Smith Flumly
Predelson
Novick
Shirley White
Swift
Mike Hartman
Goose Hart
Tthur
Ed Burch
All Stars
National Fruit and Friendship
Dick Rhodes
Payne
Lionettes
Toedo Scales
Irvin
Cleveland
Jack Bill
Winchester
How Must We Look to Our Armed Forces
Public service message reflecting on the impact of war on soldiers and civilians. It notes 190000 fires annually across the United States, threatening areas comparable to Pennsylvania, and calls for responsible behavior to keep America strong.
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America
Pennsylvania
The
Advertising Council
Charles Town Top Winchester Little League 19-6
Charles Town Little League All-Stars defeated Winchester 19 to 6 in Charles Town after a 12-5 start. Mandel earned the win with Ebersole pitching relief. McKee had a late rally for Winchester and Propst drove in two runs. Both teams posted nine and six hits respectively, with Charles Town seizing early control and preserving the margin.
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Charles Town
Winchester
Anderson
Skelly
Kibler
Mandel
Ebersole
Ve. McKee
Propstrg Eel
Charles
O'Hara
Jobe
Oates
Johnston
Nham
Saeed
Lengold
Clevenger
Dunn
Ott
Hope
Hofman
McKee
Kable
McCauley
Propst
Renaldi
Warden
Wayne
Mnnin
Fain and Musial Lead 1961 Batting Hopes
The text notes Fain and Musial as leaders in the 1961 batting race with a .344 season figure, while Woodling stands at .326 and Ted uszewski is listed at .315. It mentions a chase for the third straight batting title and places pace setters in the National League.
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Sree O Seeeng
Thane Me Woodling
Rup Teduszewski
Round the World Voyage Completed by Brooklyn Sailor
A 40 year old Brooklyn bachelor completed a solo round the world voyage in a 33 foot sloop after 3 1/2 years away from home. He left Dakar last June 28 for an 52 day Atlantic crossing to Brooklyn. The vessel features an 11 1/2 foot beam and six foot draft with two sails on a single mast and an outboard motor.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pacific Coast
Gedney
Australia
Tee A
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Dakar
Africa
Peterson
Atlantic
Cancer Death Rate Among Women Declining
Washington report from the Cancer Institute details a Dallas Texas survey showing an 18 percent rise in cancer cases in 1948 over 1938 yet only a 2 percent increase in deaths. The study notes cancer death rates rising 8 percent for men and falling 3 percent for women.
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Washington
Socllumspistes Cancer Institute
Dallas
Sex
Auto Workers End Strike Against Allis-Chalmers
CIO United Auto Workers end a 14 week strike at Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing in Terre Haute Ind wage contract terms announced by a spokesman ending the jet plane era and plant shutdowns.
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CIO Auto Workers
Allis-Chalmers
Terre Haute
Ind
CIO United Aste
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Wage Increases Raise Day and Night Shifts Pay
The article reports an immediate wage rise of 14 cents per hour for day workers and 19 cents for night workers, lifting basic pay from $1.39 to $1.53 on the low end and up to $2.33. An additional 4 cent boost was granted for the second and third years.
Motion of a Rolling Wheel Point Speeds
The lowest point on a moving wheel is momentarily stationary relative to the ground while the center moves at its speed. The highest point moves with twice the center’s velocity, so it travels much faster than the lowest point.
Bernard Baruch Birthday Memoir Notes His Life
A brief birthday sketch honors Bernard Mannes Baruch born August 19 1870 in Camden South Carolina to a doctor who served as Confederate Army surgeon. The tribute recalls his early career and his advisory role to President Woodrow Wilson beginning in 1916 and his enduring influence thereafter.
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Bernard Mannes Baruch
Gamden
S. C
Cartiel Isurgeon
Barney” Baruch
Do widows of Presidents receive pensions
The article notes that presidential widows do not receive automatic pensions. It discusses ongoing debates and legislative votes that have considered pensions in various cases, indicating conditional or discretionary provisions rather than universal entitlement.
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United States
Quadruple Amputee Weds Army Hospital Sweetheart
Robert J. Smith, 22, of Middleburg Pennsylvania, married tonight at Fort Lincoln in a small chapel ceremony with his bride, a brunette reported to be of Hyattsville, after a simple ceremony officiated by Rev. W. Beckett of the First Methodist Church. The couple reportedly shared a brief, heartfelt moment as they spoke the wedding vows.
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Washington
Robert JL Smith
Middleburg
Ft. Lincoln
Hs Borm
Ali
W. Beckett
Hyattsville
Tana Leads Fair Officials Amid Quiet Proceedings
Tana heads a small delegation with two others as fair proceedings proceed quietly. Pa and Wale are not listed among involved parties and the event focuses on gate management and public access.
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Tewae
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