All Stars Pro Dec 27 Seamen's Benefit Game
The All Stars Pro game on December 27 at Shibe Park aims to raise about 100000 for the United Seamen's Service with proceeds from ticket sales. Reservations total 12008, 2500 general admission tickets held, and 900000 expected total receipts including sponsor bids. Notable players include Augie Lia, Bill Dudley, Tackie Adams, and Tommy Thompson. selections from Redskins Bears pending after Sunday title game.
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All Stars
Treasury
Philadelphia Eagles
Boostpanite
Shibe Park
United Seamen's Service
Proscam
Augie Lio
Detroit Lions
Bill Dudley
Pittsburgh Steelers
Beck
Tackie
Chet Adams
Cleveland Rems
Tommy Thompson
Eagles
Ray Flaherty
Washington Redskins
Hariley
Hank) Anderson
Chicago Bears
Washington
Kustar Qisvoss
Wheelseh Veer
Redskins
Bears
Cecil Isbell
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Merlyn Condit
Pug Manders
Brooklyn Dodgers
Marshall Goldberg
Bill Daddie
Chicago Cardinals
Perry Schwartz
Frank
Bruiser) Kinard
Dodgers
Merle Hopes
Hank Soar
New York Giants
New Books At Artz Library Highlights Classics And Artworks
Artz Library announces new acquisitions including Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, Mrs Appleyard s Kitchen by Louise Andrews Kent, History of American Painting by Samuel Isham, Twenty Centuries of Mexican Art, and Storm Over the Land a Civil War profile by Carl Sandburg. The selections cover humor travel culinary arts art history and Civil War history, aimed at broad reader interest with emphasis for younger audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Emily Kimbrough
Emily
Cornelia
Miss Skinner
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Insurance Claims May Be Over 3,000,000 in Boston
Boston reports show insurance claims from the Cocoanut Grove fire may exceed 3 million dollars. Frank P. Bobst says over 1.9 million in life insurance claims have been filed from more than 290 policies. The death toll stands near 500 with 100+ injured, while many claims remain unsettled.
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Boston
Frank P. Bobst
Boz
BM Oservice
Belier
Severe Policy For Prisoners In Japanese Occupied China
Readable reports from west China indicate Japan has adopted a harsh policy toward Allied nationals in occupied territories. Americans and Britons in Tsingtao and Shanghai were arrested or interned, including children from missionary schools. Prominent missionaries Ward and Berckmann were among those interned. Repatriation talks for Allied nationals are reportedly affecting Japanese morale and exchange decisions.
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Chungking
North China
Nghai
West China
Tsingtao
Ilrus Hook
Chefpo
Temple Hills
Chine Tal and
Mizsions
Shanghai
Whangpoo River
Reion A. Ward
Central China Conference
J. H. H Berckmann
United States
America
Six Groups Share In Division Of USO Funds
Frederick civilians and authorities praised the USO effort as six groups share in the division of funds. Schrom urged local support for the nationwide campaign highlighting U.S.O. facilities at Detrick Field and the value of homey hospitality for cadets and sailors. He cited YMCA lounges, dances, and family dinners as vital to morale and urged the county to back the local quota. Francis Blair praised the USO as a great help for troops when away from home.
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Detrick Field
Army Land Navy
Schrom
Frederick
Lewistown
Detrick
U.S. C. J Enterprises
Derrick Field
Y. OL C. AL
State Armory
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic City
U.S. O
Sehrom
Francis Blair
Thurmont
Local Farm Bureau Okays Governor’s Board Plan
The Maryland Farm Bureau votes to expunge a power clause from the statute books and designates the bureau president as director on the local board. Directors will be staggered for one to three year terms, with no self-succession for one year. U.S. Senator Millard E. Tydings addresses the luncheon, and over 600 attend. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker outlines farm issues, including machinery use, permits, meat sales records, building permits, fire safety, and tax forms. Directors to elect officers this afternoon.
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Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc
Tydings
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Bureau
Calvary Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Alvie M. Etzler
Fusmt Losmilee
National Farm Bureau
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Thomas S. Anderson
Thomas P. Culler
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Edgar Ferrell
O Dunne Reversed In Negro Golf Course Case
Maryland Court of Appeals reversed a Baltimore City court ruling that opened all four municipal golf courses to Negroes and remanded for a new trial. The case followed Judge Eugene O Dunne s writ mandamus ordering access beyond Carroll Park links.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Baltimore City Board of Park Commissioners
Eugene O'Dunne
Carroll Park
O'Dunne
D. Arnett Murphy
Mt Pleasant
Park Commissioners
Court of Appeals
Basketball Loop To Open On Thursday
The Intermediates division of the M.C. A. basketball league begins its campaign Thursday afternoon. The Junior division opened Monday with a four club circuit. The Intermediate division will operate with six teams named after armed forces branches Army Navy Marines Coast Guard Rangers and reflecting the era.
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Cits
Armed Forces
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Rangers
Santa Claus Curse Turns Boy Poopa-Poona Hideaway
Michael Bartholomew Wolfington a Poopa-Poona boy denies Santa Claus. Miss Trum challenges his view and the class doubts, then a witches curse erupts, forcing Michael to flee the town the next day. The tale blends Christmas myth with magical punishment and schoolyard dynamics.
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Michael Worington Bartholomew
Poopa-Poona
Santa Claus
Trum
Kingdom of
Miss Trum
Santa Land
Roderick Benbow
Michael Bartholomew Wolfington
Michael
Fpoopo-Poona
Mae Addy
Santa
Commandos Teen Teams of Military Squads Listed
The roster lists Army unit captain Robert Slagle and crew John Bartgis Harry Rowe Archie Whisner Marvin Kennedy. Navy captain James Kline Holmes Hal er Harry Danner D Brachey Charles Crum. Marines captain Jack Griffin Carl Bender Russell Brightwell Eddie Thomas Sheldon Miller. Coast Guard M Talley captain John Hoffman Paul Crum Rolly Atkinson Ralph Hartman. Rangers captain B Esworthy Pierce Gaver Charles Linton Scott Welty Eugene Zimmerman. Commandos captain William Talley Joe Griffin Edwin Brooker Harry Fogle Joseph Mc Neall. Starting games and the schedules for the season have not been announced.
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Commandos
Army
Robert Slagle
John Bartgis
Harry Rowe
Archie Whisner
Marvin Kennedy
Navy
James Kline
Holmes Haler
Harry Danner
D. Brachey
Charles Crum
Marines
Jack Griffin
Carl Bender
Russell Brightwell
Eddie Thomas
Sheldon Miller
Coast Guard
M. Talley
John Hoffman
Paul Crum
Rolly Atkinson
Ralph Hartman
Rangers
B. Esworthy
Pierce Gaver
Charles Linton
Scott Welty
Eugene Zimmerman
William Talley
Joe Griffin
Edwin Brooker
Harry Fogle
Joseph McNeall
Associated Women of Farm Bureau Elect Officers
The annual meeting of the Associated Women of the Frederick County Farm Bureau elected officers. Mrs Harry L Davis Monrovia was named chairman with Mrs Thomas P L Culler Frederick route 4 as vice chairman and Mrs Maurice D Coblentz Middletown as secretary. Delegates to Maryland Farm Bureau in Baltimore in January were chosen including Mrs Thomas P Cutler Mrs Maurice C Coblentz and Mrs Wm Howard.
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Associated Women of
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Harry L. Davis
Monrovia
Thomas PL Culler
Frederick
Maurice D. Coblentz
Middletown
Associated Women At Maryland Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Thomas P. Cutler
Maurice C. Coblent
Wm. Howard
Meeting delegates listed for non voting roles
Mrs. Edgar Thomas and several other ladies named as non voting delegates are recorded along with Mrs. Thomas P. Culler serving as vice chairman and presiding, including Mrs. Herbert Du vall and Mrs. E. C. Lanner among the attendees.
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Edgar Thomas
Herbert Duvall
E. C. Lanner
H. L. Davis
T. Anderson
James Shaff
D. J. Thomas
Charles Walker
Mehrie Ramsburg
D. I. Hake
Daniel Guyton
Thomas P. Culler
Gasoline ration revoked for WPA investigator in Maryland
The first Maryland gasoline ration revocation targets Leo E. Simonton of Riva chief investigator for the Work Projects Administration. He loses B and C ration books until July 21 1943 and must surrender eight A coupons after a public hearing in Baltimore October 2. The Navy urges new coat fabrics replacing scarce vinyl resins.
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Baltimore
Cornelius P. Mundy
State Office of Price Administration
Maryland
Leo E. Simonton
Riva
Anne Arundel County
Work Projects Administration
OPA
National
Tin Weshington
Simonton
Navy
Season winds down with USC UCLA Rose Bowl bid in doubt
Sports roundup notes rushing fall of momentum in late college football. USC and UCLA face each other for a possible Rose Bowl bid while Stanford tops the league in some opinions. The column also covers high school feats, small-town upsets, and various athletic tidbits across military and college teams.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Notre Dame
Mississippi State
San Francisco
St. Mary's
Detroit
USC
UCLA
Stanford
Babe Horrell
Jeff Cravath
Horrell
U. of Cal
Canton
McKinley High School
Massillon
Jim Thorpe
Herman Rearick
Dover
St. Cloud
Minn
Teachers College
Richmond
Masonic
Bede Academy of
Peru
All-Time Big League Outfit Named by Baseball Writers
New York December 8 2 The Baseball Writers Association voters select an all time big league team led by Honus Wagner Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb First base Lou Gehrig second Eddie Collins third Pie Traynor shortstop Honus Wagner outfield Babe Ruth Ty Cobb Tris Speaker catcher Bill Dickey pitcher Walter Johnson selections reflect ballots and voting tallies with Wagner Cobb Ruth and Speaker among leaders.
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New York
al Schacht
Ratin
Baseball Writers of America
Honus Wagner
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
East Side
Schacht
Lou Genrig
New York Yankees
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Outield
Ty Colet
Detroit Tigers
Tria Speaker
Cleveland Indione
Bill Dickey
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Wall of Fame
Wagner
Cobb
Ritt
l'Praynor
Jimmy Collins
Sugar Bowl plans big local sports push despite ticket curbs
New Orleans officials press ahead with festivities for the Tulsa versus Tennessee New Year’s Day game. Government limits on outside ticket sales won’t curb the event, as regular games draw crowds around 50 000 and prep school match drew 20 000. Sugar Bowl president Joseph David notes confidence in a strong local showcase. Navy stars highlight an auxiliary basketball game featuring Great Lakes Training School versus Stanford.
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New Orleans
Tulsa
Tennessee
Office of Defense Transportation
Joseph B. David
Sugar Bowl
Great Lakes Training School
Stanford
Bob Davis
Seton Mall
Naval
Weather Report and Historical Note on Squash Origin
The report logs a 24 hour trace of snow with December precipitation at 0.62 inches and December 1942 precipitation. Averages show 3.25 inches, actual 3.65 inches with an excess of 0.90 inches by December 1. Yesterday’s high was 39, low 19, with values from the previous year 4 and 33. Sunset 5:47 PM, sunrise 8:19 AM, moonrise 10:41 AM, moonset 9:00 PM. The word squash derives from the Indian kass na squash or isquan ler squash meaning food that is yellow.
Lemon Juice Recipe for Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
A simple inexpensive home remedy offers fast relief for rheumatic and neuritis pain. Purchase Ru-Ex Compound, mix with water and lemon juice, take three tablespoons twice daily, and expect relief within 48 hours. If not improved, return the package for a no-cost trial under a money-back guarantee.
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Artz
Samuel Isham
Museum of Modern Art
Mexico
Hal Cochran
Oan
Roads Board
O’dunne
Lucrece Hudgins
I Associated Women of Farm Bureau Elect
WPA
Harry L. Southwar
Lynn
Mass
Waltham
Southward
John Mooney
Salt Lake
Alta
West
Monte Rudolph
Fort Sheridan
Jean Witter, Jr
University of California
Chanute
Pvt
Everett Hall
St. John’s
U. S
Rome
Markell & Ford Telephone
Baseball Writers
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Ant
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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