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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1943

Page

7

Garden Games To Be Played In Final 1943 Week big schedule

The New York holiday basketball scene features three Madison Square Garden double-headers and games across Buffalo Philadelphia Milwaukee Cleveland and Champaign. The Cuban Ambassadors face Canisius in Buffalo and Temple in Philadelphia while DePaul visits St Josephs and Arkansas plays City College before meeting DePaul. Kentucky and Dartmouth meet in Eastern League context as Pittsburgh opens in New York. Multiple teams including Great Lakes, St Johns, NYU, Penn and others hold perfect or strong records as the season edges into January with key league opens slated.

New York Havana University Long Island Madison Square Garden Buffalo Philadelphia Milwaukee Cleveland Champaign Ill Canisius Temple DePaul George Ikan St Joseph’s Arkansas City College Albright Great Lakes Minnesota Minos Northwestern Ohio State Kentucky Illinois Carnegie Tech St. John's Western Kentucky Brooklyn Dartmouth Penn Convention Hall Temple Havana Princeton Cornell Pittsburgh New York University Duke Colgate NYU St. John’s N.Y.U de Paul Camp Grant Town Oklahoma Aggies Villanova Franklin Marshall Stevens Texas Christian Rice Oklahoma City Pacific Coast

Alabama Pvt Hollenbaugh Listed at Fort McClellan

Alabama Pvt Hollenbaugh, stationed at Fort McClellan, Ala, is the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hollenbaugh of Ellicott City formerly Frederick. His present address is Pvt Everett R Hollenbaugh Co D Bn 2nd Reg IRT C Fort McClellan Ala Hollenbaugh attended Frederick High School.

Pvt Hollenbaugh Fort McClellan Ala Floyd Hollenbaugh Ellicott City Frederick Everett R Hollenbaugh Co. D Bn. 2Nd Reg Ir.t.c Frederick High School

Frank Carideo’s Master Strategy Sparked Notre Dame Win

Frank Carideo, Notre Dame’s master strategist, guided a 27 0 upset of Southern California at the Los Angeles Coliseum, using precise timing and a key forward pass. The famed quarterback, noted for leadership, punting, blocking, and accurate passing, built a legend during Rockne’s era and highlighted his early tackle moment against Loyola College of New Orleans.

Notre Dame Southern California Los Angeles Frank Carideo Jim Musick Sol Metzger South Bend Carideo Trojan Marty Brill Marchy Schwartz Schwartz Knute Rockne Rockne Rock Frankie Carideg Mount Vernon, N LeRoy Mills Mount Vernon High Loyola College of New Orleans Iowa Navy

Lovettsville Notes From Home Front and Local Moves

Local notices detail Mrs. M Filler bedridden with illness. Leonard Cooper of the Seventh Army reports recovery enough for guard duty. Alfred Mentzer writes from somewhere in the Pacific praising sun and baseball. Mentzer parents informed of travel. Families visit Baltimore for relatives. Flu illnesses recur among neighbors. Mrs. Wiand rents rooms to Baltimore couple Hopwood, daughter of Waldron.

Lovettsville M. €. Filler Pic Leonard Cooper Seventh Army Stanley Mentzer Raymond Chinn Bertie Frye Alfred Mentzer Thomas Mentzer Pacific Elmer Boger Elbert Wirts Baltimore Reese Smith H. C. Frye William Painter Maggie Wright Raymond William Wiand Charles Hopwood Hopwood H. C. Waldron

Mt Pleasant Social Calls And Church Christmas Party

Mr Pleasant notes frequent calls among Delawter Monath Burrier and Fogle families. The Mt Pleasant Reformed Church Sunday School Young Ladies Class held its annual Christmas party in the church room. The Ladies Guild also held their Christmas party and revealed their secret Sisters. Private Oscar Grove, who spent a furlough with his wife in Frederick and his grandmother in Mt Pleasant, returned to his camp in California.

Pleasant William M. Delawter William T. Delawter August Monath Raymond Lindsay George A. Cashour Charles W. Burrier Greenberry Ecker Jennie E. Burrier Mary C. Fogle Mt. Pleasant Aes California

Hoopers Delight Weekend Visits Across Families

Hooper's Delight notes weekend visits with Miss Hilda Jenkins staying with Mrs. Mary Jenkins and family. Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snyder's home include H Farver of Westminster, E Crabbs, Kirby Snyder, Betty J Farver, Patsy Crabbs, Sandra Lee Snyder and Williard Barber. Mrs J Boston and Mrs J Croul with Sandra Lee Snyder reported ill. Lavinia Babylon of Gamber spent Thursday with Betty Jane Farrer. Joseph Snyder, E Crabbs and

Betty Jane Farrer Joseph Snyder E. Crabbs

Visits and weekend guests in Emmitsburg and Westminster

H A Farver visited Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder in Emmitsburg. Francis Reese of Rockville spent the weekend with Billie Reese. During the week guests included Mr and Mrs E Crabbs Mrs Geo Garver May Farver Mrs D Long Hilda Jenkins Ann Leister Ruth and Shirley Stonesifer Doris Myers Patsy Crabbs Reba Garver and Billie Reese.

H. A. Farver Frank Snyder Emmitsburg Francis Reese Rockville Billie Reese H. Farver Westminster E. Crabbs Geo. Garver May Farver D. Long Hilda Jenkins Ann Leister Ruth and Shirley Stonesifer Doris Myers Patsy Crabbs Reba Garver

Stories In Stamps AP Features Vichy French Semi-Postals

An AP feature notes a set of three Vichy French semi-postals reaching this country via neutral sources. The issue underscores how stamps aided funding for government projects and highlights their role in wartime philanthropy and propaganda.

Strips of Three Stamp Issue Honors Napoleonic Troops

A unique stamp issue printed in strips of three to raise funds for a Vichy aligned effort. The set features a French soldier’s head over marching Napoleonic troops, with the white stamp having a colorless raised impression. All bear the same design elements in red white and blue.

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Overprint of Petain Stamp Used Aboard Richelieu Faces Interest

An overprint on the 1.50-franc red brown small Petain stamp from 1942, reading Par Avion Basiment de Ligne Richelieu, was used by Free French sailors aboard the battleship Richelieu at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The stamps carried airmail letters to North Africa. Authorizing official remains unidentified.

Petain Stott Richelieu New York City Basiment de Ligne Richelieu Brooklyn Navy Yard

Local Social Notes and Moved Residents

Germantown visitors include Edward Brosius Ned Barrett and Bertram Brosius at C A Brown home. George Riley relocates to Middlebrook. Miss Elizabeth Fletcher and Miss Frances Pumphrey visit Norfolk to see Roger Pumphrey. Mrs J H Musseler hosts guests from Washington and Arlington. Crops in Po valley, Italy, have lacked irrigation since the 13th century.

Germantown Edward Brosius, Jr Ned Barrett Bertram Brosius C A Brown William Benson J. H Mussetter Mary Mussetter Elizabeth Fletcher Frances Pumphrey Norfolk Middlebrook J. H. Musselier Rachael Bader Washington A. B Speights Arlington E. R. Brouses

Bears Triumph Over Redskins In NFL Championship

Chicago Bears beat the Washington Redskins 41 to 21 to claim the NFL title amid fanfare and tension. Owner George Marshall clashed with Bears executive Ralph Brizzolara near the end of the first half, leading to Marshall being escorted from the bench as team officials defended the victory.

Bears Wallop Skins For Title

Chicago defense led by Sid Luckman’s five touchdown passes as the Bears crushed the Washington Redskins 41 to 21 to win the National Pro championship. Luckman completed 14 of 26 passes for 476 yards while Baugh was roughed up and briefly sidelined, returning for a 17 yard TD to Farkas and a 23 yard loss to Aguirre. Dante Magnum and Harry Clark each scored twice for Chicago as the Bears claimed their second title in a rematch series with Washington.

Chicago Sid Luckman Chicago Bears Washington Redskins Washington Bears Baugh Saramy Baugh Redskins Andy Farkas Joe Aguirre Luckmans Luckman Clark Bob Snyder Fumd Bears Farkas Aguirre Masterson Bear Nagurski Masters Magnum Benton Spyder

Birthday and anniversary notes at Davis home

Mr and Mrs John J Davis hosted visitors including Mr Chester Davis and son Lewis of Glen Echo and Mr Wilson Davis and son Rob ert of Rockville. Tuesday and Wednesday guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Ruff and daughter Ethel of Tow son and Mr Billy Luck of Ridgeville. John J Davis turned 80 on the 21st and he and Mrs Davis marked their 53rd wedding anniversary on the 16th. He celebrated by helping cut and saw wood.

Mrs. Davis Mr. Davis

Bears Rally Past Redskins In High Scoring Showdown

George Cafego connected on 2 of 11 passes for 76 yards as the Bears outrushed Washington 168 to 45 and held a 276 to 144 edge through the air. Key plays featured Cafego to Asuore, Luckman quarterback sneaks, and Magnani and Clark scoring as Chicago built a large lead by midway through the fourth. Washington scored late, but the Bears prevailed.

George Cafego Bears Washington Fatkas Cafego Asuore Redskins Jarkas Luckman Dtay McLean Magnani Parolf Tatkmans Jung Benton Beas

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