Social and Personal Local Society Calendar and Notices
Social and Personal columns list editor contact, meeting postponement for Brookwood PTA to April 1, guest speaker Mrs. O A Graves on Your Name is Your Fortress, upcoming showers and parties at multiple homes, garden club meetings, bridge gatherings, and Wesleyan Guild program. Includes notes on residents traveling, visitors, and military personnel local movements and promotions.
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Brookwood P.t. A
Mra. O. A. Graves
Congress Debates President Veto and Civil Supply Office
Today in Congress the Associated Press reports resumed debate on the president's veto of the Bankhead farm parity bill. Banking committee continues hearings on establishing a separate Office of Civilian Supply as Small Business weighs rubber legislation. Military Affairs hearings on the National War Service bill, House debates on supply measures, Naval panel moves toward curbing war brokers' profits, and power bills in Japanese projects.
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Congress
Associated Press
Banking Committee
Small Business Committee
Military Affair Committee
National War Service
House
Naval Committee
Military Committee
A Haven For Jay-Talkers At Aleutians Base
The Army once planned all local telephone exchanges start with J but a colonel of infantry objected. He argued artillery as junk and jam for quartermaster or jilk for engineers but protested calling phones "jerk No 1."
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Upi
Maryland Football Faces Surprises As Cadet Program Grows
College Park Md April 1 The Maryland squad under Clarence W Spears aims to reshape for next season with many players in the armed services and Army training forthcoming. The team, once led by Clark Shaughnessy now departed to Pittsburgh, loses veterans as freshmen and new officer candidates arrive, reshaping practice and prospects.
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College Park
Clarence W
Maryland
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Pittsburgh
Armed Services
Ffrom High School
Navy
Footall
Army
Spears
Wartime cancellations hit Western Golf Association events
Sports Mirror Today recalls wartime transport problems causing the cancellation of Western Derby and western junior tournaments. Three years earlier Jimmy Demaret led the August Masters with 290 while Sam Snead tied for third at 288. Five years ago Red Grange, recovered from surgery, joined for 13th.
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Associated Press Today
Western Golf Association
Jimmy Demaret
Log Mon J
Sam Snead
Craig Wood
Red Grange
Sports Roundup: Base hits and boxing notes from wars era
A compact column by Hugh Fullerton Jr blends horse racing talk with military and sports notes. It mentions Shanty Hogan and Rabbit Maranville at Fore River shipyard, Dom DiMaggio on a chase, baseball figures returning from duty, and college and boxing tidbits across New Haven, Birmingham, Macon, and Camp Hale.
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New York
Betiara
Jamaica
Narragansett
Shanty Hogan
Rabbit Maranville
Fore River
Mass
Zoot Suits Itch Fighting Marines in the South Pacific
Farmville Virginia report shows United States Marines troubled by strikes and zoot suits amid jungle campaigns. Captain Francis Orgain, home on furlough, notes sailors' ire at footage of zoot-suited men and cites persistent pacific theater irritants alongside malaria. Scientists, meanwhile, are puzzled by the planet Mars canals.
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Farmville
South Pacific
Francis Orgain
United States Marines
Organ
Jungle Passion under Guatemalan Skies
Allison Topping pursues a Guatemala jungled dream aboard a freighter bound for the highlands where mining engineer Barry Fielding seeks quicksilver for the war effort. Their volatile attraction collides with colonial tensions as a native assails them, threatening a dangerous journey ashore toward hidden mines and a perilous bargain.
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Allison Topping
Guatemala
Barry Fielding
Marry
Lyla Harrison
SanUnga
Allinon
Schuessler and Veverka Plan to Do Some Hurling
Atlanta reports veteran pitchers Zack Schuessler and Handy Andy Frank Veverka plan part time hurling with Birmingham and Memphis to avoid war work conflicts. New arrivals Luther Gunnels Henry Johnson joined Memphis, Lefty Baker signed by Birmingham, and Floyd McDowell joined Vols camp. Additional moves include Water Lance at first base for Knoxville and Charlie Miller bolstering hurling staff, as teams like New Orleans and Little Rock adjust rosters while war duties continue.
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Atlanta
Southern Association
Zack Schuessler
Handy Andy Frank Veverka
Schuessler
Birmingham
Veverka
Memphis
Luther Gunnels
Henry Johnson
Johny Riddle
John
Lefty) Baker
Pensacola
Macon G. A
Nashville Vols
Vols
Floyd McDowell
Gordon
New Orleans
Ray Blades
Charles Hurth
Brooklyn
Knoxville
Buddy Lewis
Red Evans
Lewis
Water Lance
Elizabethton
Harry Ross
Charlie Miller
Hagerstown
Chattanooga
Jose Gomez
North Georgia
Charley Dean
Fortern
Buck Fausch
Little Rock
Frank Papish
Marland Doolittle
Cliff Bolton
Oklahoma City
Atlanta Crackers
al Leitz
Bartell Seeks Arm Relief. Dodger Drill News
Dick Bartell, veteran infielder, travels to New York City for treatment of an ailing throwing arm, with reports he could become the New York Giants third baseman if Sid Gordon fails his physical. Meanwhile Brooklyn Dodgers prep at New Haven and Ebbets Field, while Yankees meet farmhands in Newark for a rubber IL tilt. Browns work out in Cape Girardeau as Sewell plans long drills before road trip. Renmwell Island marked as the southern tip of the Solomons chain.
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Dodgers
Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference
Arturo Godoy
United States
Fernando Menichelli
Santiago
Chile
Louisville
Umps
T. Stribling
Macon, Ga
Frenchy Bardagaray
Beavers
Ebbits Field
Servie
Tommy Loughran
Phil de Angelis
Parris Island
S. C
Marine Base
St. Louis
Terry Moore
Panama
Joe Hunt
Wyoming Bridgeach
Cardinal
Cowan Field
Idaho
Topeka
Kas
Army Air
Allison
Barry
Cuba
New York
Guatemala
Lila
Associated
Prosg
Lakewood
N. J
Urj
Dick Bartell
New York Giant
Sid Gordon
New York City
Rbarieh
Mel Ol
Gordon
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
New Haven
Yale
Red Rolfe
Ebbetsfield
Browns
Cape Girardeau
Notable players linked to Hughes and Ayers in Savannah club
Harry Hughes of Hughes Jack Theard New Orleans and Bud Tilbury 19 year old Arkansas native plus Bill Ayers who delivered 19 victories to Savannahs South Atlantic club last year are named.
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Harry Hughes
Hughes
Jack Theard
New Orleans
Bud Tilbury
Arkansas
Bill Ayers
Savannah
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Several Cities
Ted Lowry of New Bedford defeated Drew of Buffalo by outpoint in New Bedford. Angelo Callura of Hamilton edged Mike Belloise in Newark. Perry Lowe of Jersey City beat Freddie Wilson of New York in Newark. Jimmy Bivins of Los Angeles topped Watson Jones of Cleveland in Los Angeles. Johnny Green defeated Bobby Claus in Lackawanna.
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Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Ted Lowry
Andy Holland
New York
Drew
Buffalo
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
N. Y
Bobby Claus
Angelo Callura
Hamilton
Ont
Mike Belloise
Jersey City
Perry Lowe
Newark
Freddie Wilson
Los Angeles
Jimmy __ Bivins
Cleveland
Watson Jones
Warning Order in Chancery Court Hempstead County Ark
Legal Notice No 5881 warns Mary E Smith as plaintiff against G T Blankenship and numerous defendants to appear in court within thirty days and answer. The seal of the court is dated March 16 1943 with J P Byers clerk and Graves Graves attorneys for Pitt and P T Staggs as attorney ad litem. Dates appear March 17 24 31 and April 7.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Mary . Smith
G. T. Blankenship
G.T. Blankenship
Necie Modest
Mae Day Modest Wren
Ostimer Freeman
Carrie Freeman
Josephine Henry Hunt
Carrie Wright Scott
George Jones
John McNeely
Farmers’ Royalty Holding Company
Farmers’ Mutual Royalty Syndicate, Incorporated
Mary E. Smith
J. P. Byers
Graves
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