Roundup of sports notes from Billy Conn to Temple recruits
News roundup covers Billy Conn clashing with manager Johnny Jay over training, Van derbilt suspensions and foreign language drop, Nat Fleishner quitting belt handoffs, Judge Landis heading to Florida after league meetings, Dark Horse Greg Ace aiming for 39rd straight win, and night training near Columbia University. Also mentions Connie Mack and Nugent daylight ball surveys, Leo Durocher defense, Wilton Garrison guest star, Texas football prospects, Holy Cross 270-pound shot putter Chet Le Komski, confusion corner with Lawrence Kitchen and Left Hand of Lodge Grass.
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New York
Wide World
Billy Conn
Johnny Jay
Billys
Conn
New York Today
Tony Zale Wire
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Vanderbilt
Lassx
Vandy
Harvard
South
Nat Fleishner
Duratior Taney
Jedge Landis
Florida
Texas
Temple
Longhorns
Holy Cross
Chet le Komski
al Blazis
General Curtailment Store Deliveries Sought in Frederick
The Chamber of Commerce will launch a two fold plan to curtail store deliveries in Frederick to conserve tires. It aims to set a uniform delivery schedule for similar trades and to urge public cooperation in following the schedule after a previous failed attempt by Serv-U Save-U and independent grocers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Chambers
Stamps In The News War Issue Anticipated Additions
Wartime stamp notices detail new issues for colonies and territories including Aden, Bermuda, Ceylon, Fiji, Gibraltar, Johore, Kedah, Australia, and Denmark. Notable items include a 20-centavos Ecuador blue with ancient warrior motif and a Guatemala 275-centavo statue stamp. A poster stamp wave and commemoratives mark Vitus Bering's 1741 1941 memorial inscription.
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Ecuador
Aden
Arina
Anna Brown
Bermuda
Trad
Solomon Island
Ceylon
Fiji
Gibraltar
Johore
Kedak
Bering Strait
Denmark
Vitus Johansson
29th Division Observes First Anniversary Of Army Induction
Fort Meade Md February 3 29th Infantry Division marked a year since induction into the US Army Many soldiers now rest in recreation halls and service clubs as Broadway and other performers entertain The division’s leaders urged faith in their mission and readiness for future tasks New officers joined the ranks and older staff departed while the unit recalled its adaptation from mud and bivouac to orderly camps and concrete roads.
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Fort George G Meade
New Yorks
Broadway
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Fort Meade
Amos W W Wooccock
Germany
Woodcock
Milton A Reckord
Third Corps
104Th Quartermasters
116Th Infantry
Virginia
E. W. Opie
Harry Wagner
Wagner
F. H. Springer
Providence
Stanley BE. Hartman
Moving Barracks Sets New State Police Post at Linden Halls
Barracks B of the State Police began moving from the Bauzbman farm to the former Dr J M Goodman property in Linden Halls. Kitchen equipment and night-patrol quarters were set up at the new site on Tuesday. Delays in obtaining steel for a radio tower will postpone a full relocation for several months.
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Bauzbman
State Police
Dr J M Goodman
Linden Halls
Book Insult Says Thorning Emputsburg Critic Attacks Gunther
Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning of Mount Saint Marys College condemned John Gunthers Inside Latin America as inaccurate and biased in a Worcester address before 1500 Critics Forum members He argued the book misrepresents South America and misstates census history and San Martin’s background. Salvador Macis, a former Emmitsburg resident, returned to the U S and plans Army Air Corps service after a year in Colombia and Central America.
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Emputsburg
John Gunther
Latin America
Joseph F. Thorning
Mount Sir. Mary's College
Critics’ Forum
Worcester
Mass
Thorning
Committee On
Thero- America
Emimitsburg
Salvador Macis
Colombia
South America
Macis
Emmitsburg
United States
University of Maryland
Army Air Corps
Smiths Bars
Honduras
Central America
Mads
Gunthers
Peru
Lima
Alberto Arca Porto
Gunther
Jose de San Martin
Autobiography of a South American Independence Hero
A reformulated portrayal lauds a George Washington figure of South America, called General Sun Martin, who sacrificed comfort and wealth to win independence across the continent. He urged soldiers to free peoples and treat others as brothers, while critics challenge historical literacy and reliance on revisionist sources in Latin American studies.
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George Washington
South America
Sun Martin
Werbert Eugene Bolton
University of California
Thorning
Latin America
New World
Gunther
Gas Sales Show Gain Amid War Time Rationing
A January survey of gasoline dealers notes higher sales than January 1941 and steady December levels despite rubber rationing. Increased defense worker transit and truck movement support fuel demand. dealers foresee declines as tire and car parts limits bite. The Orphans Court ruled three papers offered as wills for Mrs. Jane Ann Renner invalid. letters of administration to Theodore Lowe remain in force.
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Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Orphans’ Court
Jane Ann Renner
Theodore Lowe
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wat
Greg Ace
Milice
Columbia University
Lent Ces
Connie Mack
Gerry Nugent
Phiadelpha O
Joe McCarthy
Leo Durocher
Wilton Garrison
Charlotte
Enschall
Lawrence Kitchen
Wisconsin
Lawrence’s
Lawrence’s Kitchen
Lodge Grass Indians
Eut
Montana
U. S
USS Navy
NEA
Pearl Harbor
Pearl
Timbre Patrio
Tico
Defense Nacional
Australia
Union of South Africa
Guatemala
Barrios
By Pete Zurlinden
Prince Harald of
Norway
Philatelic Journal of
Great Britain
First Army
Carolinas
A. P Hill
Hugh A Drum
Taner
Gia
Ehrbhive
Albert C. Palmer
BOW
Wsth
St. Frederick
Alexis Smmith
Neeks
Sway
Lua
Capudine
Apudine
the News and Post
Frederick County
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