Three Players Signed For Baltimore Colts
Three players are reported signed with the Baltimore Colts including notable backs and ends. The article notes Vattimore signing on February 12 and mentions Frank Doory and Jack Waight as part of the incoming roster as the Colts prepare for the upcoming season against teams like the Buffalo Bisons and New York Giants.
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St John’s Teams Win Games In Frantic Night
St John’s opened strong and pushed the pace, sinking shots while applying tight man to man defense. The Johnnies held a narrow edge through the first three quarters before a frantic final period, as St Mary’s of Verges town pressed back and battled to the final whistle.
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Baker Hospital visit looms after city event reports
The article details a sequence of civic matters centered on Baker Hospital and related events in the city. It notes a planned afternoon visit, a possible transfer to the government, and a briefing at Prederich City Hospital for examinations. Names, dates, and local venues are referenced, with broader mentions of state and public concerns.
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Leeal To Catel Same Bish This saturdays
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J C Penney Bowling League Reports Busy Night
League results show Pay Day with 2 wins and Oxhide 1, Towncraft 4, Marathon 2, and Topflight 0 as standings shuffle. Women and men groups held games and demonstrations, with Schaffer leading a muffiture making demo and plans for February 1 meeting at Miss Connat Boon’s home.
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RADIO PROGRAMS OFFER MIX OF ENTERTAINMENT AND NEWS
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Secret wartime card game details and naval base plans
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Judge Woodward To Be Bar Association Speaker
Judge Charles W Woodward will headline the Frederick County Bar Association dinner at the Scott Key Hotel. The event will feature remarks by Marian News and Frederick bar members, with Carl ton Mo Molesworth leading musical entertainment and a reception following the program.
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National League To Open Season April 15
The National League released its schedule for the 147 game season with the opening doubleheader in Brooklyn and matchups including Boston vs Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia. The major league West game set for Wrigley Field in Chicago on July TO.
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Ambassadors Report to Poland and Warsaw Mission
Ambassdor Arthur Wiss Layne to report to Secretary of State Marshall on Poland affairs as US eyes credit and policy moves. State Department notes focus on maintaining stance toward Warsaw amid evolving government actions and relations with Poland.
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