NCAA Kills Sanity Code in Voting Shakeup
Dallas January 12 The sanity code of the NCAA was killed tonight by a 130 to 60 vote. The amendment returns enforcement to schools and conferences while keeping the recruiting ban. Ed Parsons of Northeastern presented the measure amid cheering as the code, in effect since 1948, is discarded and former breaches noted for suspension are now moot.
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Dallas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Ed Parsons
Northeastern University of Boston
Southern Conference
Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
Charles Stops Oma In Tenth Round
New York January 12 Heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati halted Lee Oma in the tenth of a scheduled 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Referee Ruby Goldstein stopped the bout as Oma reeled after a withering series of punches. Oma, a six to one underdog, never went down, but tired under Charles barrage. Charles, hurt by two jaw blows, pressed early and ended with a burst of lefts and rights before Oma was finished.
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New York
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Lee Oma
Madison Square Garden
Ruby Goldstein
Oma
Charles Betr
Charles
Buffalo
Goldstein
Directors of Bowie Track Dust Top Men
Baltimore January meeting ends in upheaval as Bowie track directors oust president John W Farrell and secretary Howard S Pierce amid a Southern Maryland Agricultural Association board feud. Josephine O Hara named Bowie president. Farrell ousted as Marlboro secretary-treasurer. Farrell seeks court relief. judge allows meeting to proceed. The incident shadows Maryland horse racing plans and potential Havre de Grace sale.
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John W. Farrell
Howard S. Pierce
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Marlboro
Farrell
Pierce
J. Ed O'Hara
Josephine O'Hara
John B. Farrell
Appereny
John W. Farrell Yessterday
Robert France
Pierre
Bowle
Maryland
Havre de Grace
Fimlico
Laurel
Waynesboro to Meet VFW in Weekend Basketball Match
Frederick VFW enters Penn Maryland League play with two crucial road tests. They face Hagerstown Cabineers tonight in Hagerstown and Waynesboro Merchants Sunday at the Frederick Armory in a matinee doubleheader led by Jack Griffin and Allan Routzahn. Frederick Independent girls also host Mitchells Six of Washington, D C, at 2 pm before the VFW game.
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Penn-Maryland Basketball Association
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Hagerstown Cabineers
Hagerstown
Waynesboro Merchants
Frederick Armory
Waynesboro
Lasses
Jack Griffin
Allan Routzahn
the Armory
Frederick Independent Girls’ Sextet
Mitchell's
Washington, D. C
Independent Lassies
Anglers Eye Flying Fishing Holiday From Washington
Local anglers show interest in a flying fishing holiday sponsored by Capital Airlines on February 14. Frank L. Bentz oversees arrangements with about 50 anglers from Maryland and the District of Columbia, two days of Gulf Stream deep sea fishing in Florida, meals and a February 3 banquet at Fleetwood hotel cabana and yacht club in Miami Beach. Information available from Mr Bentz. In a separate note Rep Rabaut cites possible White House souvenir bits for constituents on February 1 as part of a reconstruction commission briefing.
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Capital Airlines
Frank L. Bentz
Boonsboro
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington
Gulf Stream
Florida
Fleetwood Hotel Cabana and Yacht Club
Bentz
White House
Rabaul
D-Mich
House
Congress
Rabaut
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From Various Stations
A dense listing shows CBS WEMD NBC WRAL MBS WOR ABC WMAL and others airing News Broadcasts Sports, Variety, and Talk in 6:00 to late night slots. Notable items include The Shadow Dramia and The Saint at 4:30, The Tonight Hour blocks, Burns and Allen style programs, and multiple game and music shows across networks and time zones.
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WEMD
NBC
WRAL
MBS
ABC
WMAL
Abe
Harmony Rangers
Abe Lake
Success Memo
Cbp
Harry Wistner
Abc Organ
Cba
Living
Abe Dotinny Pollar
Chs
Jtmabe
al Helfer
Imba Tild
Aba
Newa
Abe East
Noah Webster
Aber
Weet
Vaughn Monres
Burs Adam Playroom
Sbe
Comedy of Errora
Vlc
Diene Autry
Cha Shout the Moon
Nan
Abe Hopalong Cassidy
Hawaii
Chicago Theater
Mba
Grand Ole Opry
All Neta
Sternoon
Abe N.Y. Philharmonic
Cobs
Iie
Billy Grateine Trendler
Flrst
Plano
Girin
Nba
Mecape
Che
Abe Bobby Benson
Prama
Abe Make Bellows
Abe Hashkaifa Hartley
Ebe Wader
the Saint
Abe Godfrey Direst
Dbr
Martin Kans
Drama—mbe
Abe Frank Sinatra
Dbas
Meeta Chltis
Shadow Dramia
Dp News
Roy Rogers Shor
Asto
Miss Bracka
Ved Mack
Wick Carter
Mbn
Jakob Banny
Dick Wallace Shore
Abe Peter Salem
Phil and
Aliea
Aba Amos
Andy
Abe Juventis
Nedda
Aba Chas. McCarthy
Abe Sinzing Marshali Mba
Theater Guild
Abe Ted Skelton
Curiiss Archer
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Tesxas
Horaca Heidt
Ebu
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Varterylaw
Dack Paut
Cha Ginny Simms
Oklahoma Symphony
Ebe
George Sokolsky
Harry Wismer
Ande Gens Autry
Whiteman
Umont
Aldrich
Nbe
Dumont
TV Playhouse
Fred Waring
the Murray
Garrowly
Dumons
Cbe Youu
Field Goal Wins In Final Seconds 1949 Broadcasts
A 1949 field goal in final seconds highlights religious broadcasting efforts to expand coordination. The report notes 2,128 radio and video programs produced in 1950 across GOL network radio 15B network television 232 local radio and 32 local TV plus 280 network radio 51 TV network and 734 local broadcasts. It lists TV schedules CBS NBC ABC Dumont and notable figures Don Hollenbeck Jerry Lester Frank Sinatra and more. It cites Civil War casualty estimates 52,954 Confederate deaths and 110,079 Union Army deaths.
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Cbs-Tv
Douglas Edwards
Don Hollenbeck
Nbc-Tv
Jerry Lester
Dagmar
NBC
CBS
One Man‘s Family
Jack Carter
Sid Caesar
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
ABC
Whiteman
Dumont
Abc-Tv
Ted Mark
Leave It To the Girls
TV Playhouse
Garroway
Toast of Town
Fred Waring
Showtime USA
Catherine Murray
St Johns High Teams In Even Break
The cigar store Indian was brought to this country by Frighish colonists. Sir Walter Raleigh told in England about the Indian's pipe of peace, and tobacco merchants there used wooden Indians as advertisements, which started the custom.
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Walter Raleigh
England
TV Highlights New York Finds Progress in Christian Cooperation
The Protestant Radio Commission reflects on its first full year and its demonstration program titled What Christians can Achieve Working Together in radio and television. The fledgling group formed late in the year seeks to show cooperative Christian messaging across media.
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New York
Protestant Radio Commission
Commission
Opera House Shows Listed For Coming Week
Opera House announces a week of showings at the City Opera House. Sunday through Tuesday feature Jane Powell and Ricardo Montalban in Two Weeks With Love with latest news and a March of Time titled Schools on the March. Wednesday and Thursday present Marjorie Main and James Whitmore in Mrs O Maltley and Mr Malone with 7 Days to Korea. Friday and Saturday offer a double feature Johnny Meek Brown in Colorado Ambush and Raymond Walburn in Father Makes Good plus latest news and a cartoon.
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City Opera House
Jane Powell
Ricardo Montalban
Marjorie Malu
James Whitmore
O’maltley
Malone
Korea
Johnny Meek Brown
Raymond Walburn
Court and marriage notices in Westhee court column
Westhee Court News lists petition for appointment of a committee for Ilave M Annan next friend Harriet White Annan. It also records marriage licenses for Charles R Morgan 21 and Betty Lee Davis Mossburg 17 in the city. Roy Melvin Long 21 and Ruth Elizabeth Lloyd 19. and property deeds in the county including transfers between Harbaughs, Kilne, Frey, and Stine with modest sums. A New York item reports Tammy Manville planning divorce from Georina Campbell after an eight year marriage, setting Las Vegas as a split destination.
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Sung Ilave M. Annan
Harriet White Annan
Charles R. Morgan
North Market Street
Betty Lee Davis
Mossburg
North Bentz
Roy Melvin Long
Trego
Ruth Elizabeth Lloyd
Ninth Avenue
Brunswick
William H. Harbaugh
Roland
S. Harbaugh
Clara B. Harba
Tivoli Films Coming Week
The Tivoli and Frederick theaters list next week’s showings with stars and titles. Tivoli features Never a Dull Moment and Beaver Valley, then Dial 1113, Right Cross, The Fuller Brush Girl, The Eagle and the Hawk, Copper Canyon, Mr. Luck, Rider from Tucson, Bomb Bacon Panther Island, and Atom Man vs Superman chapter. Frederick screens Sunday through Monday with The Eagle and the Hawk, Tuesday and Wednesday Copper Canyon, Thursday Mr. Luck, and a double feature Rider from Tucson plus Bomb Bacon Panther Island with Atom Man vs Superman chapter. The note adds a coin production total since the mint’s founding.
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Frederick Theaters
Irene Dunne
Fred MacMurray
Walt Disney
Frederick
John Payne
Nnanda Fleming i
Hedy Qamarr
Ray Milland
Copper Canyon
Cary Grant
Laraine Day
Mr. Luck
Tim Holt
Tucson
Sonny Sheffield
Bacon
Panther Island
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