Robinson's clutch bat helps Dodgers push to top of league
Brooklyn star Jackie Robinson bat .302 after a 7 1 win over Boston and key plays across the West propelled the Dodgers toward the National League lead. He stole home in Pittsburgh and belted an eighth inning double that sparked a two run burst to beat Boston at Ebbets Field.
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Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Boston
Robinson
Pittsburgh
Fritz Ostermueller
Dodgers
Ebbets II
Daily crossword clues full of varied terms
Across clues list common puzzle entries including sorrow scorch wealth wise outlet long-eared rodent stream of water cheese employ epoch malt beverage exist mine entrances rough lava stinging insect seed covering box scientifically sliding pieces edible rootstock Tahiti like cake esker recesses pronoun devoured keel-billed cuckoo winged examinations pertaining to Mayas least whole number feathered creature twisted fabrics excess of chances Down clues provide ascent dwell highest ca tatters swindle Man's nickname region redeem polish river duck tear ae biblical name bags conflict beam ermine with summer anal d famous French chemist examine carefully hands on hips and elbows out malt kilns chiefs
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Tahiti
May Delay Coal Strike To Fall
The new law can stop a coal strike temporarily if the President determines it affects national health and safety. A special board of inquiry reports findings, then the attorney general seeks a federal injunction to pause the strike while parties negotiate. The process includes reexamination and a 60 day reporting deadline.
Injunctions and Labor Strikes Follow Up to Congress
The text describes a sequence after an injunction: the board reports the employer offer, NLRB votes in plants, workers decide to accept or reject, and a court action ends the injunction if the offer is rejected. The President reports to Congress, which may pass a law to prevent a strike, delaying any action for about 100 days. It also covers a coal case where government seized mines under wartime law and a contract expires June 30 with July 1 turnover and a possible July 8 return, raising questions about enforcing injunctions against a strike.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Step Ein
Congress
Special Inquiry Board
John L. Tewis
Lewis
Shakespeare’s children and marriages noted in history
Susannah Shakespeare married John Hall on June 5 1607 and Judith wed Thomas Quincy on February 10 1616. Judith died near Stratford February 9 1661 1662 at age 76 or 77, while Hamnet, Judith’s twin, was buried August 11 1596 at age eleven and a half.
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Shakespeare
M.H. A
Susannah
John Hall
Judith
Thomas Quincy
Stratford
Hamnet
Clear Mosquito Breeding Place Found in City
Sanitary inspector G. G. Baker reports numerous complaints of mosquitoes in the northeastern section. He believes pesky mosquitoes breed in clogged spouts and similar urban debris, urging residents to clear breeding places promptly.
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G. G. Baker
Mosquito Breeding Sparks Civic Cleanup Appeal
Baker urges citizens to clear spouting and other water holding sites to curb breeding. In a quiz, H C M asks about Negro countries. answer identifies Haiti and Liberia as two republics on the western island of Hispaniola and the west African coast respectively.
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Baker
H.C.M. A
Haiti
Lieberia
Histoniola
West Indies
Liberia
Africa
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