Senators Beat Athletics 7 5 in War-Tinted Opener
Washington doomed the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 5 at Griffith Stadium to start the season. A six run rally in the sixth inning tipped the game as Leonard labored for the Senators while Moscow and Carrasquel finished strong in relief. The crowd numbered around 30,000 in a wartime atmosphere with many blue and khaki uniforms.
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Mfeshington
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
GeWith
Ead
Bret
Sox
Roosevelt
Leonard
MecNutt
Washington
Philadelphia
Laman Harris
A's
Russ Christopher
Roger Wolff
Alejandro Carrasquel
Opinion on wartime policy and executive overreach
Washington writer argues the War Manpower Commission order threatens jail for changing jobs without lawful authority. He cites Supreme Court rulings and October 2, 1942 law, calling for legislative action instead of executive mandates. He questions presidential reliance on decrees over Congress and warns of totalitarian drift.
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David Lawrence Washington
War Manpower Commission
Palladelphia Ab
Tyack
I . Papas
Siebert
Ruder
Hall
Wagner
Harris
Christopher
Wolff
Arntzen
Swift
Gress
Washington
Clary
America
Case
Osing
Spence
Johnson
Vernon
Sullivan
Leonard
Carrasquel
Congress
A. F
L and Cio
Inbor
Amaripg Fadaw
Ron
Supreme Court
Pangborn Army Navy E pennant awarded and softball meeting
Governor OConor led an Army Navy E ceremony where Pangborn Corporation received the E pennant for wartime production. Sen. Tydings served as MC and Lt Col Starry presented the award to company president Thomas W Pangborn. Also noted a county softball league meeting set for Friday to reorganize for 1943 and six teams in the race.
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Rommel
Jimmy Doodlittle
Tokyo
Japan
America
O'Conor
Pangborn ‘Corporation
Millard E. Tydings
D-Md
D. A. Starry
Army Air Corps
Washington
Thomas W. Pangborn
Dorsey Shipley
Frederick WY. Alc. A
G. L. Bakers
Middletown
Harmony
Ballenser
Broad Run
Bolivar
Baseball scores and upcoming AL matches
American League yesterday results show Washington defeating Philadelphia 7 to 5. Other clubs had no schedule. Games today include Chenge at St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at New York, and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Tovterday
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Local Notes from Sabillasville and Nearby Towns
Sabillasville and Hyattsville visitors greet relatives. Alvin Anderson sustains a broken ankle and is treated at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Grate Royer Johnson of Indiaphead Pa dies in an automobile crash. she is linked to Cumberland relatives. Play George In a Jam draws full Red Man's Hall audience with a large cast and director Edward B Wachier.
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Sabillasville
Frank Cummins
Hyattsville
Anna Eby
Hubert Merritt
Ion
Roy Pryor
Alvin Anderson
Frederick City Hospital
Grate Royer Johnson
Indiaphead
John Royer
Cumberland
Mary Manahan
Samuel T. Royer
Simon Stavis
Baltimore
George
Red Man's Hall
Jim Gray
Louis McClain
Missy Brown
Margaret Twatherman
George Forbes
Karl Gray
Qdessa
Helen Ratas
Jack Carson
Harold Bittner
Nellie Morrow
Vaughn Waynant
Sarah Jane Larkins
Virginia Kuhn
Ma Larkins
Alice Dysert
Pop Larkins
Sarah
Oliver Kipe
Court News Property Transfers and Divorce Action
Equity case Marx Jones vs Paul O. Jones seeks an absolute divorce through a bill of complaint. Marriage licenses show Ray Bolling and Jacqueline Buglia from Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Court notices list deeds from Annie Ohler to Adams, John W. Mentzer as executor to Harwood, and others with nominal sums.
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Annie
Equity
Marx Jones
Paul O. Jones
Bill
Ray Bolling
Seca
Kentucky
Jacqueline Buglia
Carlisle
William E. Tell
New Rochelle
Health Officer Defends Unsigned Letters Ignored
Frederick health officer Dr E C Kefauver says unsigned letters alleging health hazards will be ignored after his investigations found no sources of contamination. He promotes a spring-cleanup day and notes trash disposal is city not health department duty. He cites basements with pets as greater infection risks than cited alleys and drains.
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Frederick
E. C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Health Department
Public Sale At Lau der Frederick County Maryland
Public sale of personal property and real estate listed near Brunswick Point of Rocks and Jefferson in Frederick County Maryland. Items include appliances tools firearms and a 7 room dwelling on 2 acres with inspection times and payment terms. Sale dates April 28 1943 and April 29 1943 with cash and deed terms.
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Lauder
Frederick County
Maryland
Brunswick
Point of Rocks State Road
Jefferson
H. P. Johnson
Stevens
Cameron C. Kehne
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Frederick
Gas House Pike
Thor
Crosley Radio
Perfection
Auitée
Brussells Ruga's
Charles T. Wallace
Frederick, Md
Ridgeville
Washington Road
Long Corner
Philco
General Electric
Edgar Warfield
Rosters Of Softball Clubs Announced In City League
Four clubs enter the City Softball League with rosters led by managers Wise, Slagle, and Ram sburg. Listed players include Dr Pepper Merr E Morgan Charles Staley Kenneth Lidie Bill Swomiley Ira Poole George Wachter Carl Toberg James Linton Richard Cook and others. The Fountain Laurel is noted as Connecticut's state flower.
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City
Bled
Dr. Pepper
Merr! E. Morgan
Charles E. Staley
Kenneth Lidie
Bill Swomiley
Ira Poole
Charles Holland
Max Kehne
George Wachter
Carl Toberg
James Linton
Richard Cook
Melvin Schwearing
Cy Moore
Ray Gardner
Lawrence Walsh
Guy Ramsburg
Frederick Iron and Steel
Elwood Hummer
Earl
Buzz" Rhoderick
Newell Esterly
Irving Rhoderick
Austin Angleberger
James Gearinger
Donald Gearinger
Ralph Orrison
Lavier Delauter
Bernard Warrenfeltz
Sprigg Chesley
Charles Dixon
Harold Staley
Thomas James
Price Bros
Clyde E. Martz
Calvin Wise
Robert Crum
Reno FE
Tucker
Leroy Rice
Thomas Michael
Thomas Shoemaker
Elwood Murray
Melvin Hahn, Jr
Austin Kelly
Glenn Strine
Wise
R. L. W. Wolfepack
Robert Slagle
Marion Talley
Charles Staley
Clingan Moore
William Talley
Robert Cannon
John Landis
Alfred Mayne
William MacKenzie
Dorsey Shipley
Albert Marcey
Russell Brightwell
Bernard Kreh
William Warner
James Hanes
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Mayo
Vato Prida
Evan
White
Priddy
Sudet
McGowan
Hubbard
Berry
War and Navy Departments
Pangborn Corporation
Army-Navy
Sprclway
Woodsboro
Lester W. Long
Walkersville
Nevada
Reno
Mnoarth
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Court News
United States War Savings
Treasury
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Npril
George H. Scheel
Mt. Atry
George B. Eyler
Union Bridge
Charles Wallace
Gas Howse Ie
Cameron Kehne
St Lander
Selby Bros
Germantown
Gay
Gladhill
Benj. H. Solliday
Bite Ridge Summit
Burkittsville
Annie 5. Ohler
Jacob D. Adams
Fountain
Connecticut
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
M. Dally
Melvin M. Engle Otis
Markell & Ford Telephone
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Bone
Fredericktown
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