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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1943
Page
7
Dear Dorothy Dix presents two options for a go-getter wife with a sit-down husband. She may accept the man’s limits and pursue independence or leave to build a life with her own thrift and energy, as opportunities exist for ambitious women.
New York reports Lou Little of Columbia proposes two changes to college football rules. Allow unrestricted forward passing behind the line and revert to a tee for kickoffs to boost offense. Georgia Tech's Alexander suggests likely no rule changes before after the war.
The league reports Millers win 3 0 over Justrites and Sweepers 3 0 over Shapers with Pressmen 1 and Favorites 2 in close scores. Thursday matchups list Justrites vs Shapers and Sweepers vs Bristles while Friday shows Millers vs Wiretwisters. A note mentions powerful dogs used to transport ammunition to Russian snipers.
The writer urges that after a breakup with the first fiancé, you are free to marry again. He notes that genuine marital happiness rests on congeniality, warns that distance and homesickness may cloud feelings, and advises choosing Tom, who shares much in common and respects your differing faiths and family views.
New Orleans December 6 top weighted Marriage earns 124 pounds for the 15000 added Louisiana Handicap to be run at the Fairgrounds December 18 over two miles and an eighth from 18 nominations. Alsab carries 122 with George Woolf slated to ride, Salto a strong candidate after a bold Mississippi Handicap win, others include Reaping Glory 110 and Pop's Pick 143 among weights announced by Julius Reeder.
The Frederick delegation saw the Redskins fall to the Giants after a crowding trains fiasco that left fans stranded overnight. The piece prizes the 1943 Redskins as a hot and cold machine, capable of beating the Bears and Packers yet losing to the Philpitts and Giants, and notes the likely tough game against the Giants at Griffith Stadium. The writeup also mentions Charlie Keller's rumored Coast Guard interest and Eire’s limited cargo fleet.
Washington Redskins face a must win or tie scenario looming over the Eastern division title chase. A Sunday clash with the Giants at Griffith Stadium could decide the crown, with pivotal performances by Bill Paschal and Sammy Baugh shaping the outcome amidst Giants momentum.
In local league action Frd'k Junk top Storm Shipley 3 0 while Amer Stores and Buckeystown split, Stup Bros beat Jacobson's 2 1 and Coca Cola edged Evereds 1 2. many postponements listed for Wednesday games. Meanwhile entertainment notes cite Mae West charging 12000 weekly for vaudeville tours with no takers, Harry Sherman seeking a new Hopalong Cassidy, and Ida Lupino gifting Monty Wooley a beard snood.
In Hollywood Erskine Johnson notes MGM’s campaign for Judy Garland as grown up in Presenting Lily Mars may misfire as she portrays a 17 year old for Meet Me in St Louis. The studio repeats the Dorothy era parity, insisting on a cautious re evaluation of the campaign.
Court news lists absolute divorce bills for Thelma G. Ramsburg vs Henry M. Ramsburg and George C. Boyce vs Verninn Boyce. Marriage licenses show Ellsworth P. V. Hoye of Libertytown and Jessie Mar Hill, Frederick Roule, Kenneth D. Muller, Bernice Fissel, William Russell Long and Betty Jane Moss among others. Property deeds record transfers among Goodrick Altman, Maudie Brandenburg Kline, Sallie Blumenauer DeLauter, H. Kieffer DeLauter, Harvey Burgess Mantz, and Dewey Edward Cole with nominal sums.
Kay Kyser expands Christmas plans into a month long tour entertaining Army posts in the California desert while promoting It Happened Tomorrow with Linda Darnell in a dual age scene. Hollywood bustle includes postponements for The Hitler Gang and Par’s casting delays as stars juggle duties and new film projects.
A Paramount call sheet mentions three man eating flowers for Rainbow Island. The piece notes famous names Wee Hunt Harry James and Betty Grable in five circles. It cites a triptane super gasoline boosting Airplane engine power by 50 percent per the American Institute of Chemists report.
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