Passing Game To Be Featured In Blue Gray Classic
Montgomery Alabama Det 29 notes the Blue Gray football classic will feature a strong pass offense. Southern stars led by Charlie Trippi rely on speed and deception to outflank a Northern squad known for its aerial threat led by Bob Hoernschemeyer. Kuykendall and Russell provide elite pace as Trippi aims for precision tosses in favorable weather at Cramton Bowl with crowds expected near record levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Wunwrrow
Charlie Trippi
Trippi
Third Air Force
University of Georgia
Jack Russell
Curtis Ku
Seceive South
Tne North
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Indiana
Blues
Kuykendall
Auburn
Russell
Randolph Field
Cramton Bowl
Stephens Leads In Runs Batted In for 1940s AL
Chicago report notes St. Louis shortstop Stephens led the American League with 109 runs batted in, edging Boston's Bob Johnson by three. Despite a low batting average he totaled 109 RBIs, while Nick Etten led in home runs with 22 and Lou Boudreau posted a .227 average for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vernon
Stephens
St. Louis
Boston
Bob Johnson
New York
Nick Etten
Etten
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Real Teeth Put In Compliance Procedures
War Manpower Commission Director Lawrence B. Fentiman says real teeth were added to compliance procedures, withdrawing War Production Board priorities for firms failing to conform with WMC rulings. He cites Maryland voluntary compliance as high and notes sanctions have not yet been used. Closing race tracks could redirect workers to war plants, aiding overall mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
War Manpower Commission
Lawrence B. Fentieman
War Production Board
WMC
Byrnes
Maryland
Fenneman
Radio Programs and Schedules Feature an All-Day Lineup
A dense listing shows Monday radio programming across many stations with hours spanning 4:00 to 1:45 AM the next day. It includes music, dramas, news, religious features, orchestras, variety acts, and sports content, mentioning programs such as The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The Great Gildersleeve, NBC Symphony, and World News. The schedule highlights multiple time blocks, acts, hosts, and network notes, reflecting a bustling mid-century radio guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nte
Nbo
Dbs Spar
Manutes
Vaisey Dlowen
Dhs
Ewald Tomlittsor
Tates Haris Wassae
Feligion
Camimente
Abe
Lakes
van Greer
Mus
Bea
Kay
Chs
Arsulis
Lnc
Mbs
Cbs x Teg
Blu
Ntic
Paul Lavalle
Nbe
Bly
Cbs
Jim S
Sly
Attonal
Atternoon
Ence Canary
Harade
Max Hillenbe XII
Y. Philharmonic Symphony
Charlotte Greenwood
Blu Boosty
General Hotti
Jithel Barrymore
Miss Hattle
Nelson Eddy
Cbs Ae
Andrews Sisters
NBC Symphony
Toscaninienben
Patrice Munsel
Mary Small
Upton Clore
Dick Brown
Jack Benny
Pearson
Cleveland Orchestra
Plom Bs
Joe Kelly
3.C
Chas. McCarthy
E. Bergen
Nhe
Greenfield
Blu Alexander & Mediation Board
Nhe Crete
Joe HE. Brown
Gabriel Neatter
Walter Winshell
Blu Horizons
Hollywood
James Melton
Alec Templeton
Cha Crdria Foster
Jimmie Fidler
Jerry Cooper
Phil Sphalny
Girl Orch
Phil Baker
Life of
Riley
Wm. Bendix
KHJ
Freshman Quartet to Lead Western Maryland Basketball Season
Westminster December 29. Western Maryland College announces an almost all freshman lineup for the coming season six of seven players are freshmen. The opening game against Loyola College of Baltimore is January 5 at Westminster. Coach Stuart reports solid practice and a competitive independent squad in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frosh Quint Westminster
Western Maryland College
Loyola College of Baltimore
Loyola
Western Maryland
Stuart
Terrors
Westminster
Safety Responsibility Law To Be Proposed
Baltimore December 29 A safety responsibility law to protect the public from reckless motorists and financial loss in accidents will be submitted to the 1945 General Assembly. Operators would post security or show liability insurance equal to damage value, held until court action or settlement. Both parties must report accidents yielding bodily injury death or property damage over 50 dollars, with licenses suspended if security is not deposited within 60 days. Security would be held by the state treasurer to pay judgments. A Maryland motor vehicle official said the measure acts like compulsory liability insurance without its drawbacks. If enacted it would take effect June 1, 1945, and similar laws exist in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Assembly
State Legislative Council
Department of Motor Vehicles
Talenne Bo Minbavenes
Maryland
Oregon
Indiana
New York
Maine
Michigan
New Hampshire
Virginia
War Dept Demotes Overseas Generals
The War Department has recalled several general officers from overseas commands in recent months as a firm policy. The most recent case involved a major general from France reduced to colonel, with no public comment to protect morale. Some officers were later restored to general rank after reexamination.
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Washington
War Department
GeuivGee Osdie
Kei
Wap
Department
France
Army
Newspaper Circulation Up Amid Wartime Rationing
New York reports show a 3.3 percent rise in overall newspaper circulation to 28,563,387 copies as of September 30, with Sunday sales at 30,582,039. The survey covered 104 morning, 145 evening, and 143 Sunday papers, noting gains despite wartime print rationing. A separate item notes Ralph Edward Herbst, 16, merchant seaman from Mt. Pleasant, injured by a fall on sleet while on leave, suffering brain concussion and jaw injury. hospital says condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merchant Marine Service
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Edward Herbst
James Herbst
Rt. 1
Pleasant
U. S
Herbst
Frederick City
Aviation plans coordinated under Berle led interdepartmental effort
An interdepartmental committee led by Berle pursued formalizing the wartime civil aviation coordination, with figures like James Byrnes and Will Clayton linked to leadership. Harold Harris, former Panagra executive and Air Transport Command chief, was considered as operating head. The group included Pogue, Burden, Lovett, Gates, Perkins, and Coy in various roles.
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Washington
Iter
Adolf AL Berker
Pofots
United States
Ministry For Civil Aviation
Lord Swinton
Berle
Clile Department
James Byrnes
Will Clayton
Harris
Col Harold Haring
Air Transport Command
Pan American Grace
Panagras
Latin America
Air Corps
Army
President Roosevelt declines to abolish Jackson Hole Monument
Washington December 29 President Roosevelt refused to sign a bill abolishing the 222000 acre Jackson Hole monument in Wyoming created by executive order last March. Wyoming legislators and opponents vow continued fight when Congress convenes. Rep Barrett and Senator O Mahoney weigh reintroduction of measures to prevent changes.
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Roosevelt
Teton National Park
Wats Dacs
Congress
Free
Washington
Jackson Mole Monument
Wyoming
Legisla
Rep
Barrett
R-Wya
O'Mahoney
D-Wya
Two Midnight Shows Planned in Frederick Theatres
Frederick’s Tivoli and Opera House schedule two midnight shows next week. Tivoli opens with Hollywood Canteen on New Year’s Eve, continuing Moonlight and Wagtas through Tuesday, then Going My Way and other features later in the week. Opera House presents Moonlight in Cactus and a Sunday lineup including My Pal Watt, plus Night in Mexico Cry and Three Fests and a Mess. Attending stars include Leslie, Hatten, Dorsey, Cavallaro, and the Andrews Sisters with Competing titles such as Going My Way and West of the Rio Grande. Dr. and Mrs. Karl Tannenbaum of Chicago visited Frederick during Christmas.
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Frederick
Yuesdas
Hollywood Canteen
Jludn Leslie
Robert Hatten
Jimmy Dorsey
Carmen Cavallaro
Antonio and
Rosacw
Tisse Stevens
Barry Fitzgerald
Pathe News
Johnns
Mack Brown
Naymo
Hatta
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Torat
Orange
Tech
Tulsa
Cotten
T. C. Ulove
Rose
S. Cat
Ten
Howe
Seunl
Blu-West
Rus
Orch
Kepeat
Blu- Teat
World News & Commentatyons
Meuiy
Taylor
Radio Seri Verstateide
Ecbe FW
Gilbert Amt
Bob Hawk
Quix
Dbs-Oasic Larcelg
Jove Ranger
Diana of
West
Ilu Bulldox Drummond
Kaltenborn
Casalcade of America
Darks
Wirtends
Ted Malone
Seal
Brown
Lem
Abner
Howard Law
Concert
George Burne
Acto
Allen
Sherlock Holmes
Dr Watson
Cba
Voorheee
Cecil W. de Mille Radio Theater
Ebs Counter Xpy
Gabriel Heatter Sud Coumment
Roal Life
Blu Music of
Hiu
Nby Screen Guild Players
Bby
Guy Lombardy
Biv Henry Gladstone
Paul Schubert
Johnny Morgan
Plo Dance Orchestra
West Ews
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
War Dept
Gold Baltimore
Farm Bureau
A. F. Vierheller
University of Maryland Extension Horticulturial
Maryland State Fair Board
Maryland State Horticultural Society
University of Maryland Extension Service
Jackson Hole Monument
Cundays
Chang Nelson Eddy
Tee
Roy Rogers
Santa Fe
Ae. Herinks
George
Gabby" Bayes
Dale Evans
Cqarigar Srichard Powers
Aclaine
Bret Be
Nye
Bob Nolan
THE
Sons OF the Pioneers
A_REPUBLIC PICTURE
Peta
Caen
G&a
Timy Wew
Sharyn Moffett
Iees
George Cleveland Chumles Mint
Broad Run
Middletown
Guernsey
T. B
Bangs
Hampshire
McCormick
Deering
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
Wheeler-Wilson
Ragere Silverwart
Wahl Electric
Lola Delauter Fink Emmert R. Bowles
RK. L. Kelly
Tivoli, Opera
Karl H.tannenbaum
Alebert K. Lean
Lindbergh Avenue
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Atranas Tour
General Acceptance Corporation
Jan Toar Ve
Darling
Clementine
Walt Disney Cartoon
Jimmy Dorsey’s
Carmen Cavallaro and Orchestra
Andrews
Joe E. Brown
Eddie Cantor
Kitty Carlisle
Jack Carson
Dane Clark
Joan Crawford
Helmut Dantine
Bette Davis
Faye Emerson
Victor Francens
John Garfield
Alan Hale
Paul Henreid
Robert Hutton
Joan Leslie
Peter Lorre
Ida Lupino
Irene Manning
Joan McCracken
Dolores Moran
Dennis Morgan
Eleanor Parker
Joyce Reynolds
Roy Rogers & Trigger S. Z. (‘Cuddles
Sakall
Zachary Scott
Alexis Smith
Barbara Stanwyck
Joseph Szigeti
Donald Woods
Jane Wyman
G. I
Ox Rue
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