Giants May Get New Manager As Ott Is Called Up
The report notes Mel Ott being called up amid managerial speculation as Lou Boudreau faces spring duties with the Indians in Metairie. It mentions Johnny Lindell and other players reporting to training camps, with details on arrivals, health, and early camp activities across multiple sites including Atlantic City and Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Mel Ott
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Metairie
Lakewood
Boudreau
Johnny Lindell
Newark Yankees
Atlantic City
hNe
Atlantic
Nets
Wilmington
Detsa
Phillies
Coaker
College Park
M. D
Washington Senators
Stan “Spence
George Case
Bloomington
Cicemnist
Reds
David Gidy
Tony Criscola
Walker
Max Marshal
Lafayette
Ind
Paul Calvett
Cleveland
Jim
Devin
Bob Collins
Vankge
Collins
N. J
Ewald Pyle
Harry Feldman
Cliff Melton
Bui? Voiselle
Keri Miler
Ken Brondell
Chanta
Todiy
al Simniong
Bear Mountain
Howard Veeitee
Cepokty Iee
Dodds Overcomes Hazards To Mark Mile Records
Chicago runner Gil Dodds, known as a modest seminary student, set a mile record at 4:06.4 in the Bankers' mile at a Chicago relay meet. He beat rival Bill Hulse after a cautious start, overcoming fear of inside track danger and a past near-fall two years earlier. Dodds plans another race in Cleveland while prioritizing preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucky O'Connor
Chicago
Gil Dodds
Ittle Divinity
Dodds
Bill Hulse
Boston Parson
Hulse
New York A. C. Star
Greg Rice
Ruper
Cleveland
Notice to Redeem Delinquent Property in Taylor County West Virginia
Legal notices warn L N Davis heirs and other claimants that a deed will be issued to Clarence Simmons or Graf Ton Loan Co for parcels in Taylor County if redemption before May 31 1944 is not completed. Totals include sheriff sale, taxes, survey, and service fees totaling 52.71 dollars with interest to May 31 1944. Also includes a separate notice for James McEldowney seeking a state license to carry firearms and a Commissioner of Accounts notice for estates of William R Rogers and Fannie E Loar with pending claims due by September 20 1944.
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E. C. St. Clair
Taylor County
State of
W. Va
L. N. Davis
H. C. Davis
R. B. Davis
Emma Prim
Renj. L. Davis
Clarence Simmons
Court House
Benj. L. Davis
Ruth Bryan
Mary Bentleton
Esther Markle
Dorothy Moore
Ning, McDonald
Maud Vanneman
Joseph Jaco
J. H. Rutherford
Sallie Jaco Ruthford
Graf‘ton Loan Co
Wood
Grafton East District
Sallie Jaco
Taylor
West Virginia
Eddie
Circuit Court
Said
Harrison
National Carbon Company, Inc
City of
Clarksburg
James McEldowney
William R. Rogers
Parrish Building
West Main Street
Grafton
John K. Burdett
Fannie E. Loar
John K
Classified rates and notice from James McEldowney
Classified rates show two and a half cents per word for first insertion and one and a half cents for each additional insertion with a $0.05 minimum. Advertisements must be consecutive in style. notices by James McEldowney mark a near Bridge Town locale and residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentine
Sentinel
Roosevelt Faces Vote on Federal Ballot Plan Controversy
The White House weighed responses from governors as a Senate vote continued on a federal ballot measure. Officials from New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and others debated allowing service members to vote under a 1942 framework, while Gov. Edward Martin urged action before July 15 to grant absentee voting rights to all in service. John W. Brickst of Ohio urged full state absentee privileges and support for a federal ballot to aid military voters.
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White House
Aio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Michigan
Texas
Wyoming
Oregon
Roosevelt
Wediston
Perronnel
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
John W. Brickst
Uber
Emergency trading echoes in spring camp notes
Yankees scramble for catchers with Dickey in navy Hemsley on the farm Glenn Garbark and Collins join the roster Dodgers seek Sukeforth behind the plate Giants count a dozen receivers as replacements and veterans. Decoy De McCoy Rush Brown from Sioux Falls touts a large mounted pickerel trick that lures away small fish. Utah youths at Kentucky game march to Garden with a 19 year old, 6 3 roster. Lautenschlaeger elected president of New Orleans junior sports association. Hockey players in playoffs guaranteed pay. Gil Dodds to preach instead of Red Cross meet. Lieut Jim Birr scores 635 in 34 and Ott o Apel moves to Sampson naval station. Detroit scout Robert Mayence backs a 800 batting average in service baseball.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Rollie Hemsley
Joe Glenn
Mike Garbark
Bob Collins
Dodgers
Mickey Owen
Clyde Sukeforth
Giants
Jersey City
de McCoy
Rush Brown
Sioux Falls
8.D
Rush
Brown
Utah
Kentucky
Utes
Bob and Lewis
Lester Lautenschlaeger
Tulane
New Orleans Junior Sports Association
Gil Dodds
Brooklyn Red Cross
Cleveland
Smithville
South Pacific
Robert Mayence
Gilbert Island
Taraws
State Ballot Certification and Oil Supply Note
A fragment notes that personnel may not receive a state ballot without certification by the governor that a federal ballot meets statute. It also states the United States supplies about 76 percent of oil used by the United Nations.
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United States
United Nations
Ford Breaks Own Record in Yale 2200 Yard Sprint
Yale coach Bob Kiphuth watched Alan Ford edge to a new mark in the 300 yard freestyle at Yale pool on Saturday night. Ford officially clocked 50.6 seconds, with recent timing at 49.7 seconds in an earlier context, drawing cheers from a 2100 crowd and praise from Kiphuth as the fastest free man in swimming history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Black
New Haven
Conn
Bob Kiphuth
Yale
Alan Ford
Kiphuth
Ford
Balboa
Alan
Pord
Morgenthau hails new proposal as well conceived and planned
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau praises the new proposal calling it a great boon to the country. He says it is well conceived and intelligently planned. Chairman George of Georgia comments as the discussion continues with Millikin of Illinois featured in the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widly
Tor Millikin
R-Cole
Treasury
Morgenthau
George
D-Ga
Armstrong Favored In 10 Round Welterweight Bout
Former holder of three fifth crowns Armstrong is a strong favorite at 3-1 to beat Frankie Wills of Washington in a scheduled 10 round welterweight scrap. Weigh-ins place both at about 145 pounds. Washington backers expect a tough test from Willis who has shown unpredictability against strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Wills
Washington
Armstrong
Willis
Record attendance at state tourney in Morgantown
West Virginia state basketball tournament posted a record total of 12,035 admissions over two days, marking the largest attendance for the scholastic cage program. Huntington Central claimed the title with a 20 year dominance, while Beckley and Princeton were runners up amid several upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia
Huntington Central
Roy M. Hawley
Ieckley
Beckley
Wheeling
Washington Irving
Clarksburg
South Charleston
Princeton
Keyser
Moundisville
Downing
Law aimed at simplifying bills moves to White House
Report notes the simplification legislation is expected to pass and be sent to the White House before Congress recesses for the political conventions next summer. The brief highlights the legislative milestone as lawmakers anticipate final action and a presidential signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Congress
Modern Home Bargain on Maple Avenue and More
Property moving rapidly with prices rising. Knotts Avenue offering $1600.09 payable $500 cash and balance monthly. E Main Street rooms bath furnace. Maple Avenue with garage and two lots priced at $2850 on easy terms. Modern home recently built at $4750 on terms. We can arrange payments to fit income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe St
Knotts Avenue
Maple ‘Avenue
Postseason Court Opens Busy Week at Madison Square Garden
In New York March 20 Kentucky and Utah join Oklahoma A&M in a doubleheader at MSG to kick off a busy postseason week. The quarterfinals of the National Invitation Tournament proceed with four survivors set to play Wednesday semifinals, while eastern titles loom as Dartmouth meets Catholic University and Temple faces Ohio State Friday. The winners advance to the eastern crown game, and the NCAA and NIT finals align for March 28 and March 30 with the national crown in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kentucky
Oklahoma Aggies
Utah
Canisius
Madison Square Garden
Legal Notice of Property Redemption and Sale Details
Legal notice states Earl Thomas, purchaser, holds deed rights to 50-25 A Glade Run Knottsville District property sold by Taylor County Sheriff for delinquency. He will receive deed after June 1 1944 unless redeemed by May 31 1944. Redeem amount includes sheriff sale, taxes, survey report and service list totaling several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
W. Va
Ross Bradley
Everett Shroyer
Otis B. Shroyer
Mary D. Bradley
Earl ‘Thomas
Glade Run
Knottsville
John K. Bradley
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Evelyn Knight
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Prea Sentinel
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Newhampshire
Atha Farms
Sayre Dairy Cattle Co
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