Colesville Cardinals defeat Hustlers in rain delayed rubber game
Colesville takes the rubber 7 5 at McCurdy Field as the Hustlers fielded reshuffled infielders after suspensions of Tony Wagner and Yank James. Weather and late arrivals stretched the game, with DeLauter and Love handling pitching duties and numerous substitutions shaping the late innings. The Cardinals earned the edge in the final stretch despite effort from Ramsburg and Angleberger, while remaining notes cited postponed Sunday games and a Cameo Furniture rematch in Washington.
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Yank” James
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Doty” Ramsburg
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le Gore
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Cameo Furniture Co
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Jap Privy Council Chief Dies in Tokyo Radio Report
Yoshinichi Hara, head of the Japanese Privy Council, died at 76, per Tokyo radio. Emperor Hirohito posthumously raised him to the peerage and sent a death gift of one dozen bottles of wine, according to enemy radio broadcasts.
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New York
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Tokyo
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Linthicum Son Enlists After Seven Months in England
In England Corp Linthicum son of Mr and Mrs Grover D Linthicum German town has been in England about seven months before entering the service on November 20 1942 He was employed by the State Roads Commission as a watchman.
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Stamps and coupons ration details updated for 1945
The notice lists valid indefinite and limited use stamps for various goods. Meats and fats, processed feeds, sugar, shoes, gasoline, and fuel oil stamps are defined by period and region. Certain gasoline coupons extend to August and November with specified gallon limits. home canning sugar and fuel oil periods have expiry dates noted.
Named To Last Of College All Star Squad
Chicago August 6 Coach Henry Frnka of Tulsa was named to coach the Southwest squad for the College All Stars charity game against the Chicago Bears at Dyche Stadium August 30. Bu McMillen was previously named to the staff. First workout set for next Saturday at Dyche. Frnka to coach Tulsa stars Lt Glenn Dobbs and Ellis Jones.
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University of Tulsa
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University of Indiana
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Tulsa
Glenn Dobbs
Washington Redskins
Ellis Jones
Buird
Georgia Tech
Bears
Sid Luckman
Funka
Texas Tech
Tennessee
Dewey to Help Choose NY Senate Candidate in Albany
Gov Thomas E Dewey, after a long farm rest near Pawling, heads to Albany to assist in selecting the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate from New York as the state committee prepares to meet. Dewey arrived Saturday after a 2350 mile campaign run through Pennsylvania Illinois and Missouri. A British report said a German armed trawler sunk and another probably sunk off the Brittany coast near St Malo after an escort action.
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Soldier Lerch Stationed at Camp Blanding Fla
Pvt Lerch son of Mr and Mrs James Lerch and husband of Mrs Esther Lerch, all of Knoxville, is stationed at Camp Blanding Florida. His address is 33890177 D-223nd 68th Reg Camp Blanding Fla.
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Penicillin Used In Gonorrhea Treatment
Washington reports that penicillin can treat gonorrhea in seven and a half hours under new methods by the United States Public Health Service. The procedure requires no hospital care and can be used by physicians in private practice or clinics, potentially expanding gonorrhea control where longer schedules are not feasible.
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United States Public Health Service
Broad Run Tops Harmony in twin bill closes standings
Broad Run defeated Harmony 4-3 and 6-5 in extra innings to stay atop the County Softball League. Charles Poffinberger homered with a man aboard to spark the first win, while Axline homered in the twilight game as Broad Run showed late-inning rallies. The Mt Pleasant game was rained out.
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Mt. Pleasant
Charles Poffinberger
Leon Moser
Axline
Bone
R H E Harmony
Earl Ropp
Lutz
Maught
Ahalt
Eugene Ropp
Beachley
Strobel
May Continue Lend-Lease May Continue Lend-Lease
New York Aug 7 British officials urge extending lend-lease aid after Germany's defeat to support Britain's economy for Pacific War. NAM News says proposal would cost the United States about 2.5 billion dollars annually above war costs and depart from current policy.
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Germany
Britain
National Association of Manufacturers
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United States
Get Fuel Oil While Possible, ODT Warns
Washington notes an Office of Defense Transportation warning to homeowners and builders to stock winter fuel oil while deliveries remain available. The alert cites shortages of tank trucks heavy tires and railroad tank cars as constraints, warning of disrupted shipments next fall.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
Derailment Injures Twenty Six On Olympian near Lake City
Twenty six people were injured when the Milwaukee Railroad eastbound Olympian derailed near Lake City Minnesota early today. Four remain in the hospital with chest injuries noted among crew and passengers. Most others were treated and released for minor cuts and bruises. The train traveled about 35 miles per hour when the coaches veered right after passing the station. no overturns occurred and only the engine and one car stayed on rails. Passengers included soldiers and sailors recently returned from Attu and Kiska. Lieut Pat McGrady former New York newspaper man noted the group. Also included was Miss Flora Bascom of Tuskegee Alabama among others. The Garden Club column lists a meeting Aug 18 at 11:30 at Miss Margaret Motter’s cabin Braddock Heights, with a correction to a prior Friday timing.
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The
Marine Corps
New York
Attu
Kiska
Atlantic canyon charted near New York seabed
A submarine canyon on the Atlantic floor near New York has depths from 500 to 8,400 feet. The feature was mapped recently and adds detail to seafloor topography in the area.
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Atlantic
New York
Soldier Moyer Sees Rome Wins Stars in Italy
San Rome Corporal Moyer with the 5th Army writes from Italy to his parents that he has passed through Rome and earned a battle star for actions in the country’s mountains. He also wears the Good Conduct ribbon and the Africa Theater Pin. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Geo D Moyer near Damascus and has been overseas about a year.
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Italy
5Th Army
Rome
Geo D. Moyer
Damascus
Brig. Gen Walker Killed in Normandy Assault
Brig. Gen. Nelson M. Walker of Pittsfield Massachusetts chief infantry commander was killed in Normandy while leading an assault on a German machine gun position in a hedgerow. The 55 year old officer died within hours from a thigh artery wound. His son Lt Perrin Walker serves as an aide to the division’s commander.
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Nelso M. Walker
Pittsfield
Mass
Perrin Walker
Rug in Mount Vernon border notes English makers
A rug in Martha Washington's Mount Vernon sitting room bears woven names along its border. The two English ladies credited for its craft are reflected in the inscription.
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Martha Washington
Mount Vernon
Unemployment Compensation Fight Brews in Senate
Washington reports a Senate showdown this week over re conversion legislation with a states rights angle. The Murray Truman Kilgore plan would offer up to 35 weekly benefits for war veterans and civilians, with the federal government covering excess beyond an 18 weekly state average. The George proposal pushes administration to the states, expanding coverage while leaving administration to states.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House Republicans
George
Senate Debates Higher Unemployment Grant Plan
The rival measure faces criticism from southern Democrats and GOP leaders who call it too costly and likely to prolong idleness while federalizing state unemployment programs. Senate leaders aim to end the fight this week as House Ways and Means plans a Wednesday meeting to move the Senate bill to a House vote early next week.
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House Ways and Means Committee
House
Four Radium Needles Found In Wastepaper
Salt Lake City August 7 a GPhRA doctor told Mrs. John Wahil quist who directs wastepaper salvage that he had tossed four radium needles valued at seven hundred dollars into a wastebasket. Salvagers borrowed a radium locator from the University of Utah and found the needles in a railroad box car after removing ten tons of paper.
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Salt Lake City
John T. Wahilquist
University of Utah
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