Bears Edge Toward National Title In Post Christmas Game
Chicago faces either New York or Washington in the National Pro Football championship after a 28 day layoff. Sid Luckman plans to play, Branko Nagurski returns from Minnesota, and ticket sales top 30,000 as Bears divide squad for Giants and Redskins prep.
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Chicago
Hank Anderson
Chicago Bears
Bears
New York
Washington
Hunk
Giants
Redskins
Luke Johnson
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Rodees
Ox Fibre League Latest Results Summary
Sweepers dominate with 2 to 1 over Bristles and 3 to 0 against Wiretwisters. Millers suffer 3 to 0 loss to Favorites while Shapers win 2 to 0 against Justrites. Upcoming: Thursday matches Sweepers vs Millers Shapers vs Favorites Bristles vs Wiretwisters. Friday schedule Justrites vs Pressmen.
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Justrites
Millers
F. Tps
L Pet
Baer
F Tyeryar
Bristles
Sdi
Moore
B. Talley
Eichelberger
Moberly
M. Talley
Bartgis
Walkersville
T. C. Nicodemus
F Dixon
Smith
Nicodemus
Stauffer
Gilbert
Bobo Newsom Placed In 1 A Classification
Hartsville 5 C Deco 14. Louis Nerman Newsom a righthanded pitcher traded to the Philadelphia Athletics for Roger Wolff has been mailed his 1 A selective service reclassification. His file moved to Washington for a physical. induction date set for January 25, 1944 with potential call to Fort Jackson if ordered. Newsom declined comment on the trade disclosure.
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Hartsville
Newsom
Fort Jackson
Athletics
Roger Wolff
Fish And Game Assn Officers Elected In Frederick County
Gary L. Utterback a House of Delegates member and county trapshooting champion was chosen president of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association at the quarterly meeting held Tuesday night at Hotel Frederick. Other officers named include H. E. Gosnell as first vice president Alvey D Young as second vice president Roger H Willard as secretary F Ross Myers as treasurer George T Cramer as financial secretary G Gurney Gosnell S F Lehman W R Walter and George B Kehne as directors. The group arranged a Christmas party for Point of Rocks area children to be held December 30 at Camp Kanawha and planned a January banquet at Hotel Frederick.
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Gary L. Utterback
House of Delegates
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Frederick
H. E. Gosnell
Alvey D. Young
Roger H. Willard
F Ross Myers
George T. Cramer
G. Gurney Gosnell
S. F. Lehman
W. R. Walter
George B. Kehne
Association
Children of
Bowling League Results and Tonight's Matches
Baker's Bowling League results show Storm Shipley leading 2 Amer. Store 2 Jacobson's 3 Buckeystown 0 Keilholtz 2 Fredk Junk 1 Coca Cola 2 Everedy 1 Bill's Shop Stup Bros postponed. Tonight Bill's Shop versus Keilholtz Gar Stup Bros versus Buckeystown Fredk Junk versus Coca Cola Jacobson's versus Amer. Store Storm Shipley versus Everedy.
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Shipley
Amer. Store
Jacobson's
Buckeystown
Keilholtz
Fred’k. Junk
Coca Cola
Everedy
Bill's
Stup Bros
Bill's Shop
Keilholtz Gar
Fredk Junk
Coca Cola Jacobson’s
Amer
Store Storm-Shipley
L Pet
Fred’k Junk
Everedy Co
Shop Stop Bros
American Stores
Ae Ao
Storm-Shipley
Coca Cola Ral
Camp Detrick Court Team Seeks Away Games
Camp Detrick requests outside teams for basketball games this season. SGT. JAMES ZAWADSKY, CWS Athletic Director, notes they can play any night except Thursday due to a league game. The editor is asked to help publicize the request in the newspaper.
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Camp Detrick
James Zawadsky
CWS
Corsair Spitfire Hurricanes Thunderbolts In Overtime
Standings show Corsair 9 2 and Spitfire 9 2 after overtime results. Hurricanes lead 18 to 12 against Thunderbolts as the league tally reflects tight race in early season.
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Corsair
Spitfire
Hurricanes
Thunderbolts
Miami Daily News Adopts Nine-Column Page
The Miami Daily News will debut next Monday with nine columns per page, replacing eight. The front page announces the change as a revolutionary innovation to preserve readers access to news, editorials, and display ads as a 10 percent newsprint cut takes effect.
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Miami. Fla
Miami Daily News
News
Barbara Britton Becomes Star After Sudden Break
Barbara Britton rises from a Long Beach junior college room to a Paramount star in Till We Meet Again after Maureen O Hara leaves for a baby. Director Borzage tests Britton and calls her the girl for the role as the studio scrambles to save the picture.
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Hollywood
Erskine Jomnson
NEA
Paramount
Ray Milland
Long Beach
Calif
Hollywood Studio Club
Barbara Britton
England
France
Frank Borzage
Maureen O'Hara
Milland
Maureen
Buddy de Sylvia
Buddy
Buddy Smith
Borzage
Barbara
Eileen
Big Boys
TRY OVERNIGHT CARE FOR MISERABLE COLDS
Grandma used mutton suet and medicated herself to ease colds coughing and aches. Now Penetro offers the same base with modern medicines. Available in 25c and 35c double supply.
Experts Use Ace Showing Response in Bridge Play
This installment from Albert H. Morehead’s Bridge the Expert Way discusses ace showing responses to opening two bids. It recaps a hand where South probes North after a four no trump reply, speculates on aces held, and ends with South bidding seven hearts, a contract he makes after West doubles and North’s non redoubling.
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Morehead
North
South
West
31 Counts Against Liquor Dealer Filed
Baltimore December 14 31count indictment charges Leon Y. Levin trading as Murphys Liquor Store with selling liquor without the basic wholesaler permit. Grand jury says 2463 cases involved with 2463 cases sent mainly to Virginia and West Virginia. Maryland sales included two 50case lots to Salisbury and Hickory. Second indictment targets Jake Anders for keeping false records on ten sales totaling 163 cases.
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Baltimore
Virginia
West Virginia
Leon Y. Levin
Murphy's Liquor Store
Maryland
Salisbury
Hickory
S&c
Levin
Alcohollix
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Jake Anders
Business Man Wants Byrd For President
Washington reports John A. Bart of New Orleans announced a draft Byrd movement aimed at a Southern lead in the campaign. Organizing committees have formed in multiple states with preliminary work in several more as the drive seeks to purge the Democratic Party of the New Deal element. Senator Byrd said he is not seeking the Presidency and does not expect to become a candidate.
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Washington
Byrd D-Val
John A. Bart
New Orleans
Louisiana
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Missippi
T . Georgia
Tennessee
Arkansas
West Virginia
Byrd
Mort Cooper Rejected For Military Service
Mort Cooper, pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, was rejected for military service after failing to meet Army physical standards. The public relations office withheld details but noted his back injury from a winter fall and pitching arm troubles last season. His brother Walker Cooper, a Cardinals catcher, was recently accepted for limited service but not yet called up.
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St. Louis
Tee
Morton Cooper Oputcher
St. Loui Cardinals
Army
Puble Relations
Cooper
Walker Cooper
The
Cardinals
Butter per person per month in 1944
Chicago December 14 The American civilian butter share likely stays about one pound per person monthly in 1944. Tom G Stitt chief of War Food Administration dairy and poultry branch outlined early estimates for 1944 explaining allocations and set aside plans. He noted Russians receive similar quantities as this year while Australia and New Zealand supply about 20 million pounds annually for armed forces. Government has butter on hand to meet requirements through March with April production to begin under a set aside program. He added milk use on the home front remains important with dried milk and cheese less demanded abroad.
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Chicago
Tom G. Stitt
War Food Administration
Dairy and Poultry Branch
American Butter Institute
Stitts
Australia
New Zealand
Bastle
Suits
Alcohol And Gas Tax Receipts On Decline
Maryland state receipts for July to November show declines in alcoholic beverage and gasoline tax revenues, with alcohol tax down to 2.57 million and gasoline tax to 3.91 million, contributing to lower cash on hand by November. Other major tax streams also dipped, except corporate taxes which rose for a four month period, as the November fiscal report notes broader revenue weakness. Additionally Basil O'Connor announces the 11th annual appeal for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Annapolis
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Palatine
Tawes
Pile Torture Soothed in Few Minutes
Fast relief promised from piles with Peterson's Ointment. The aging ad touts a cooling, soothing formula used for 30 years, available as 35¢ a box or 60¢ tube with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Funds Drive Aims To Fight Disease In 1943
The campaign to raise funds to fight the disease runs from January 14 to January 31 and ends with celebrations of President Roosevelt's birthday. President Roosevelt urged no compromise with the crippler and emphasized unconditional aid on the home front. The year 1943 was the third worst for disease in the United States with 12 000 cases reported so far.
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Roosevelt
Roosevellt
O'Conor
Oconor
United States
Secret Weapon Rumors Hover Over German War Plans
London reports that Adolf Hitler may possess an undisclosed rocket gun as a secret weapon. British readers interpret the claims with skepticism, noting no public precautions and limited evidence. Some analysts admit possible long range tests but doubt Germany’s ability to alter the war’s course.
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London
Cretman
Adolf
Witlinds
Hitler
Germany
Baltic
Leningrad
Strait of Dover
Cresses
Laytonsville 4-H Club names officers and leaders
Laytonsville 4-H Boys Club announced officers for the year. Washington White serves as president and Frank Palmer as vice president. Merhle Warfield is secretary and Harry Jones treasurer. Alice Messer and Edwin C. Fry named local leaders with an assistant leader role assigned to another.
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Laytonsville
4-H
Washington White
Frank Palmer
Merhle Warfield
Harry Jones
Alice Messer
Edwin C. Fry
Arson Charge Hearing Set Against Ragland in Frederick
Ragland faces preliminary arson hearing in Police Court for a Sunday morning fire that damaged a four family dwelling at 522-524 Klinehart's Alley and injured twoNews reports say fire originated in the 524 unit where Ragland was said to reside. Children aged six and nine were rescued from the smoke and treated at Frederick City Hospital.
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Charles Ragland
Klinehart
Irants
Ragland
Allen Bartgis
James Marks
Klinehart's
Edward 7. Smith
Al+ Jey
Fredenck
William and
Joseph Goodman
Klinehart's Alley
Frederick City Hospital
Kitncharts Alley
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Bobo Newsom
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Basil Ocanor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
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