Wartime Ball Opens Season With Pro Baseball Hope
New York April 19 The 1943 major league season begins with the Washington Senators hosting the Philadelphia Athletics in the Nation's Capital. A crowd of 25 000 expected at Griffith Stadium as opening day kicks off a schedule that includes St Louis at Cincinnati and New York at Brooklyn in the National League and Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland and Chicago at St Louis in the American League. Weather clouds attendance and exhibition cancellations dampen optimism.
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State Guardsmen Lead in Rifle Match Scores
Maryland State Guard shooters dominate their rivals the Old Vets of Frederick County Rifle and Pistol Club, winning 1284 to 1017. Four man Vets squad loses for the third straight week while M Painters posts 266 for high man and Dorsey Shipley repeats as top scorer with 86.
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Maria Montez to Try Comedy After Star Image Change
Maria Montez says she will halt star theatrics after a public tour where fans saw her as conceited. She aims to do comedy and wear normal clothes, noting jungle pictures pay the bills but she wants better timing and laughs on radio and film sets. Montez admits she remains a professional amateur, relying on her camera instincts.
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Maria Sizzles in Cobra Woman as Universal Star Faces Rival Lures
In Ox Fibre Bowling League standings the Justrites and Shapers trail 3 0 as Millers and Pressmen also lose 0 3. Movie gossip notes Maria declares she won’t be lured by studios while praising her Universal status and rival stars Rita Hayworth Lana Turner Doris Lamour Paulette Goddard. Upcoming matches are Sweepers vs Millers and Justrites vs Bristles with additional Thursday and Friday games listed.
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Four Teams Put Up Money For City League Softball
City League managers and players met at the Y.M.C.A. Monday to elect officers, collect forfeit money, and submit rosters for the 1943 season starting April 26. Dr Pepper, Price Bros Frederick Iron and Steel, R L W Wolfepack submitted fees. Cyril Kien reelected loop president. Officials named include Arthur V. Myers as vice president Earlston Rothenhoefer Jr treasurer Cy Moore secretary. The league to hire umpires and scorekeepers at $1 per game. Opening fixtures: Dr Pepper vs Price Bros at Baker Park 6 30 p m Monday with Frederick Iron and Steel vs Wolfpack Tuesday. Mayor Lloyd C Culler to pitch the first ball. President Klein to receive. Champs from last season held final preseason practice. Mgr Guy Ramsburg calls final session 6 15 p m Thursday.
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Crosetti Accepts Terms Of Yankees
The New York Yankees announced that veteran infielder Frank Crosetti has agreed to terms and will leave his San Francisco home this week. He remains suspended by Commissioner Landis until May 21 for pushing Umpire Bill Summers in the World Series final and received a $250 fine. The dispute over pay for the first month of suspension prompted the holdout, a matter the club did not disclose.
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Women must stay primary homemakers not wage earners
A conservative view argues that when women take men’s work they fail their core duties at home. It claims men can rest after work while women juggle paid labor plus child care, cooking, cleaning, and appearances, and that a woman’s true purpose is wife and mother.
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Woman Leaving Home Brings Ruin
A moral argument on women entering factory work as nationwide social ills unfold. The piece contends that mothers departing home causes delinquent children, broken homes, alienated spouses, and divorce, regardless of patriotic motive or financial need.
Women’s Duty Tightens Home Front Role in War
A fragmentary account argues women must stay home to protect the family unit during wartime. It cites a wife’s sacrifice, loyalty to husband and children, and the tension between national service and domestic duty, noting women’s war work could require leaving home but still serving the nation by keeping the home intact.
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The News Report Fragment on Home Front Roles and Voices
A fragment from The Bel Syndicate article discusses household duties and civic duty amid war. It questions listening to a husband’s voice over a wife’s concern, emphasizes mothers guiding children, and asserts the home front as vital to civilian life and national defense.
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