Height of lights on buildings for airplane safety unclear
The Civil Aeronautics Administration says no fixed height requirement for lights on buildings to protect aircraft. Law requires builders to file plans with the CAC Regional Office, which then investigates and makes recommendations.
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World Series Facts And Figures And Related Baseball Notes
The article reviews the 194? World Series games at Sportsman's Park with Boston and St Louis, listing game details, pitchers, and attendance. It adds financial figures, player shares, and the commissioner's cut, plus a Q&A about White Sands Proving Ground access for press and scientists.
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World Series Sees Second Game Split in Boston Starters Questionable
The 1946 World Series moved toward Fenway with St Louis and Boston splitting the first two games. Brecheen dominated in relief, Red Sox ace Dave Ferriss limited to limited action, and the series now runs through Friday with a strong chance of a Sunday return to Sportsman's Park.
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the Cat
Brecheen
Carl Hubbell
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Sin S. Louis
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
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Boo) Ferriss
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Ferriss
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Cardinals
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Eddie Dyer
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Whitey Kurowki
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Stan Musial
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Dyer
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Brechen
Broken Bow
Oklo
Sportsman's
St. Petersburg
Flo Brecheen
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World Series Broadcast Moves to Boston Early
New York reports the World Series will air from Boston at 1:15 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday, an hour earlier than St Louis telecasts. MBS uses new microphoning and different play by play announcers Arch McDonald and Jim Britt.
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Boston
MBS
St. Louis
Arch McDonald
Jim Britt
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