Pacific Coast League Remains Minor Status Amid Expansion Talks
New York December 11 The joint AL NL meeting rejected the Pacific Coast bid for conditional major league status while recognizing possible future expansion. Walter Mullory described the decision as guarding against premature classification and urged readiness for territorial, population, and facility criteria. Clarence Rowland vowed continued effort as discussions on a 10 club coast plan surface. Major leagues approved winter ball for top players in Cuba with limits, and prohibited signings of bar with American Legion eligibility.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Walter Mullory
A. B. Chandler
Bg Boys
Clarence Rowland
Rowland
National League
American League
Chandler
Cuba
American Legion
Legion
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Louis Says He Will Quit After Walcott Fight Next Summer
New York report states heavyweight champion Joe Louis told Bronx Home News he will retire after his next bout with Jersey Joe Walcott at Yankee Stadium. He aims for a knockout win and cites improved conditioning after admitting weakness in the recent fight. Louis insists only he knows when he is finished.
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New York
Joe Louis
Bronx Home News Today
Jersey Joe Walcott
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Upper Manhattan
Walcott
Camden
N. J
Mannie Seamon
Joe
County Basketball Results From Last Night
Middletown led in local standings with a 4 1 record and 700 points, Bright Spot and Co A each at 4-1, while VF W and Damascus trailed. Tonight features MC A versus Camp Detrick and Co A against Bright Spot as the race for top in the county continues.
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Middleown
V.F. W
Co. A
Teteday ¥. MC. A
Camp Detrick Co. A
Bright Spot
Teawn
OW. L. Pet Middletown
Coca-Cola Wei
VF. W. Go
Darmascus
Camp Detrick
Bright Spot Upset Tops Middletown In County League Tilt
Bright Spot defeated Middletown 23 to 20 in a tight County Basketball League game at the Armory. The win propels Bright Spot into a three way tie for first with Middletown and Y.M.C.A as Veterans of Foreign Wars routed Co. A 35 to 22. Briddletown played short handed with only five players, while VFW’s Benny Shelhorse left with a badly lacerated knee.
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Middletown
Jaycee
Armory
Vv. F. W
Co. A
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Briddletown
Xact
Valley
Joe Rhoderici
Quint
Co. A. National Guards
Bristles
Loy
Guards
Benny Shelhorse
F. W
Walsh
F. Ahalt
Coblentz
D. Keller
Lutz
Tfert
G. F. Russell
I Maloney
Trervar
F K
Gaver
Vaughan
Yankees Trade Clark For Pitcher Red Embree
New York announces a straight swap sending Allie Clark to Cleveland for pitcher Red Embree. Embree, 27, went 10 8 last season with a 3 15 ERA in 163 innings across 27 games. Clark batted .373 in 20 games after being promoted from Newark and is 24.
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New York
New
Yankees
Allie Clark
Cleveland Indians
Charles
Red) Embree
Embree
Indians
Clark
Newark
Bears
Terps Edge Terrors In Season Opener Thriller
Maryland, led by Don Edwards, edged Western Maryland 63 58 in a rough opener marked by 51 fouls and two ejections. Edwards scored 17 as Siboski led WM with 18 points. Maryland to play at College Park next vs Loyola.
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Westminster
University of Maryland
Don Edwards
Western Maryland
Terrapins
Edwards
Walt Sibiski
Maryland
College Park
Loola
Story Of Holly Is Given At Lions Meet
Harry W. Dengler from the University of Maryland spoke at the Lions Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel about holly, its harvests, and a $300,000 to $500,000 wreath industry on Maryland's Eastern Shore. He noted about 350 holly varieties, with Christmas holly common in Maryland, and described the wood for inlay and cabinet work and the berries as bird fare. D. Vernon Holter introduced him. Paul M. Carmack chaired. guests included Deputy District Governor Rhea Kincaid and Lion Andrew Jackson.
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Harry W. Dengler
Forest Extension Service
University of Maryland
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Dengler
Maryland
Tropics
D. Vernon Holter
Paul M. Carmack
Rhea Kincaid
Thurmont
Lion Andrew Jackson
Cumberland
Deer hunters praised as area avoids major fires this fall
Despite dry fall, Frederick County and eastern Washington County logged 2145 acres burned over four months. District Forest Warden Herman Toms announced the closing of Lamb's Knoll and Sal mander fire towers noting the dry October and early November weather. He credited deer hunters for not starting fires and reported seven fires in the region with four incendiary cases in Frederick County.
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Frederick
Washington County
Herman Toms
Mt. Lena
Mt. Briar
Frederick County
Hitler's Bomb Shelter Blown Up By Russians
Berlin reports that Russian demolition squads destroyed the Fuehrerbunker in the Reichskancellery garden as part of dismantling German fortifications. The action came amid a broader Russian effort with no official Soviet announcement. AP correspondent Richard Kasischke was fired upon but unharmed while requesting access to photograph the explosion.
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Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Richard Kasischke
Associated Press
Guilty In Brickbat Slaying Of Divorcee
Charles F. Masek 17, Baltimore high school student, convicted of manslaughter in the brick bat slaying of Mina Taylor 32 year old New York divorcee. sentence suspended pending defense motions. Masek testified he struck her after she scratched him last August 17. Doctors testified about his self defense claim and mental state.
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Baltimore
Charles F. Masek
Joseph Sherbow
Mina Taylor
New York
Masek
Jean Cushing
Johns Hopkins
John C. Weiss
Manfred S. Guttmacher
Woman's Society of Christian Service Holds Christmas Program
The regular monthly meeting of Calvary Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church parlor Tuesday at 7 30 p m led by Kiss Alta Ice on Thanks giving with back offerings on the altar. Mrs C G Armfield guided aims toward a deeper Christmas meaning as members shared customs from homes for the aged orphanages and settlement houses.
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V8. C
Woman's Society of Christian
Calvary Methodist Church
Kiss Alta Ice
C. G. Armfield
Gertrude Alt
Miss Ice
Severtyell
Washington
Hammond Clary
Minnie Ney
Erie School
Olive
Kentucky
Melvin Tabler
Katherine Eve
Africa
Joseph Marmor
Harry Zimmerman
Russell Dudrow
Refreshements Served by Local Ladies at Fraternal Office
A fragment notes refreshments were served by Mrs Clyde Thom as Mrs Guy Brust and Mr C G Armfield at a local fraternal office event. The line hints at a small social gathering with named organizers and attendees.
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Ofice
Clyde Thomas
Guy Brust
C. G. Armfield
Court News Fringe Licenses and Transfers in City
Fringe licenses list two couples from the city and several property transfers. Amos J. Shafer and wife deeded to Locust Valley Church of God trustees. Walter G. Day and wife to Avery Browning. Avery Browning to Guy C. Kline and wife. W Osborne Schade and wife to Gardner C. Quill and wife. Additional notes mention Chesapeake area cities Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News and Hampton clustered near the harbor.
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Fringe
A. Melvin Seeger, Jr
West
Patrick Street
Doris E. Stone
East
Fourth Street
J. Hichard Martin
Isabelle Foster Grove
Baltimore
Garland D. Keys
Leesburg
Joyce Ann Underwood
Arlington
Amos J. Shafer
Locust Valley
Walter G. Day
Avery Browning
Guy C. Kline
W. Osborne Schade
Gardner C. Quill
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Newport ' News
Hampton
Frederick area real estate notes and farm listings
Real estate ad list from Gaylord Brooks & Co detailing 106 E Patrick St sales and several farms and homes near Frederick Maryland. It includes prices for modern six room homes, a 285 acre farm, dairy equipment, and multiple properties with outbuildings, rents, and possession terms.
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Harry F. Soeer
East Third Street
Murray C. Bohn
Frederick
Washington
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Pat Warner
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North Court Street
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West Patrick
Frederick, 3d
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Griffin Insurance
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Peoples Finance CO
North Court St
Soan
R. L. Zentz
Frederick City
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Taneytown
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Court St Frederick
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Howard A. Gross
Court Street
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Gaylord Brooks & CO
Immec
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Washington Highway
W. Patrick St
Ralph W. Boyer
Toons
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Murray C. Soba
Harry E. Mohler
Call Sigaray C
Interview
Plone Union Bridge
F.C. Rogers
Naal Highway
Namly
Court Steel Oa P. B. Roop
BP. B. Roop
New Windsor
G. H Mercer & Sons
N. Starke
Macadi
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons
Washington Road
Clarksburg
Adamstown
Wilsell
Bowles
Cramer
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Horace M. Alexander
Raymond L. Helly
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John Deere
McCormick- Deering
Ontario
Harry Denisar
Austin Bohn
John S. Haenes
Linganore Bridge
Mt. Zion
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Currier
Ives
Darling Rosa
Little Brothers
Little Manly
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Willard R. Hall
MT. Airy
Mt Zion Church
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