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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1943

Page

6

Senators And Browns Split Doubleheader In St Louis

Washington Senators win the opener 7 to 1 while the St Louis Browns take the nightcap 4 to 3 in an eight inning marathon ending as the Senators catch a train East. Candini walks three and permits three Browns runs, McQuinn hits a homer for the Browns, Kam pouris homers for the Senators.

St. Louis Washington Senators Browns Milo Gandinis Candini George McQuinn Alex Kampouris Sena Stan Spence Jake Early McQuinn Frankie Hares Spence Wynn Leonard Early Muncrief Fuchs Newsom Hayes

Baseball Scores And Schedule Notes From Yesterday

American League results note Washington defeated St Louis 9 to 3 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 4 while Boston toppled Cleveland 8 to 4. A second game schedule shows Detroit at St Louis and Cleveland at Chicago with other clubs not yet listed. Johnny Sanderford and Bert Haas are mentioned in an unrelated draft induction note ordering reporting to Fort Thomas Kentucky on Saturday for armed forces service.

Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Chicaso Posipa Boston Cleveland Detroit Chica Johnny Sanderford Bert Haas For. Thomas Armed Services Thea Ac L. Pet New York Cleveland BS Chicago AG Boston Paradelphia Iy So

Park Tourney Finals Winners Announced

Park tournament finals crowned winners across paddle tennis and horseshoes with Robert Whisner taking the junior paddle tennis title at Harmon Field. Senior paddlers Stoltz, Stocks, Thomas and Senaren led their exhibitions as All-Stars from Parks show strong performances.

City Playground Nina Ereguely Robert Whisner Washington Harmon Y Gsi Cyan Neak Bakker

Giant lawnmower trims Washington on airfield project

Fragmentary notes describe a large scale lawnmower or field trimming device being developed for airfields. Referenced names include Samuel Rosenman and an Army corps with New York connections.

Washington Devel Samuel 1 Rosenman Oned Byth Army Corps New York Supreme Court

Planning head named for peacetime economy return

The report says Roosevelt plans a central planning office to coordinate about a dozen federal agencies facing peacetime economic transition. Rosenman, closely allied with the White House, may quit the bench for a full time post in the reorganizing effort. The message notes Rosenman’s role and speculation about reshuffling agencies and orders from the wartime period.

Washington Roosevelt Rosenman Repse Aulye White House

FBI Solves 1942 Jewel Theft Case Involving Persian Princess

The FBI reports two Texas men arrested for theft of 92 000 dollars worth of jewels from an air shipment. Princess Farid of Morristown New Jersey, ex-wife of Prince Farid Khan, identified as the theft victim. Kenneth McClune pleaded guilty, Lewis Caudill pleaded innocent. loot partly recovered at Amarillo.

Washington J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Texas Amarila Hoover Amar U. S Amarillo FBI Kenneth McClune Lewis Caudill Hollywood New York Justice Department Farid Morristown Prince Farid Khan Shah of Persia McClune Amarilla Caudill Canyon

Old Timers On Field In Huge Benefit Game

Historic Polo Grounds crowd of 35,000 watched a war bonds benefit featuring Hall of Famers Walter Johnson Babe Ruth and others in a baseball vaudeville showcase. The New Cumberland Army team edged 5 2 as Hank Greenberg and officers supported the event to promote war bond sales.

New York Polo Grounds Baseball Hall of Fame Walter Johnson Babe Ruth Ruth George Sisler Eddie Collins Honus Wagner Tris Speaker Connie Mack Roger Bresnahan Frank Frisch Duffy Lewis Jack Murray James J. Walker John McGraw Barney Ross New Cumberland New York Journal-American Hank Greenberg John Beaseley Birdie Tebbetts Sid Hudson Enos Slaughter Hank Gawdy Army Leo Durocher Tommy Hughes Curt Davis

Changes of Ownership at Price Bros Inc Plant

Price Bros Inc local manufacturers and machinists announce changes of ownership and administration effective September 17. Osborne J Price remains as manager but not president. Report says no transfer of property and other interests not revealed with out of town buyers noted. Negotiations had been ongoing for months.

Price Bros. Inc Osborne J. Price Employes

Blossom He Fired the Logs to Raise Orchard Temperature

The article notes that burning logs was used to raise heat in the orchard. The buds survived the measures, indicating resilience of the crop through the warming action.

Crimson Tide Quits Football For Duration

Alabama's athletic committee announced the suspension of intercollegiate football due to Army ATSP trainee restrictions. Frank Thomas and staff will remain as instructors in the physical fitness program while the 1926 season plans, including four scheduled games, were canceled. The article notes Alabama's historic bowl appearances and key past results.

Tuscaloosa Ala Alabama Crimson Tide Army ASTP Frank Thomas Iowa State Georgia Tulane Washington Stanford Pasadena O Bama Washington State Dixie Howell Don Hutson

Farnsworth Death in Hollywood Probed

Hollywood report on Arthur Farnsworth husband of film star Bette Davis. Post mortem says death from a basal skull fracture. Injury possibly occurred two days to two weeks before the collapse on Hollywood Boulevard. Coagulation of blood suggests non stroke cause.

Farnsworth Hollywood Arthur Farnsworth Bette Davis Homer R. Keyes Reyes Minneapolis Hollywood Boulevard Keyes

No Shells For Opening Of Dove Season

Local dealers say no shells will be available for the dove season September 16 to October 15 and few for squirrel shooting. They warn civilian ammo will arrive slowly, with Remington and Western Super X materials lacking, and expect limited 32 16 and 20 gauge shotgun shells and only 22 long rifle ammo for general use.

WFB Remington Arms Western CPA

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