Must Pay Tops for Next Lot of Ivory
The report analyzes the high asking prices for star players amid Yankee owner Ruppert and Washington Club owner Clark Griffith. It notes tensions over Frank Higgins and Pinky Higgins trade talks and hints at Connie Mack’s potential involvement. Babe Ruth’s passing is described as a turning point affecting market sentiment and owner strategies.
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Miggins
Butley
Clark Grifith
Washington
Ruppert
Frank
Pinky) Higgins
al Higgins
Yankers
Connie Mack
Miller Hi
Yankee Stadium
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Marasses
Ruppert Bank
No Games Tonight At Jeffersonians Event
The Jeffersonians plan a second half race with a chop over a that which repr the initial round. Hancock in town next Tuesday for the DeMolay game. Al Forne expe in the tram be 28 50 o clock for the Deaf and Ei pected at whe colesans Marke sseev.
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Alabama
Pitts
Harrisbury
Traction
Sec
Jefersutians
Haif
Toma
Quin Gae
Hancock
Crach al Forne
Jeffersonians
Adams Town Meeting on February Plans Promoted
The February meeting of the Adams town group led by Rev. AG and Elmer Ma. aims to organize a patriotic committee. Members listed include Mrs. Carl Davis Mrs. Sidney Dixon Mrs. Roy Fouche Mrs. Wesley Fry and Mrs. Lee Fry. The notice advocates daily newspaper advertising as most effective.
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Elmer Ma
Cinsea
YMCA League Box Scores Page Debuts Two Delayed Games
The report covers two delayed games in the YMCA league with results from Thursday night and mentions the New York league standings and a tie in the top team.
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Imo
Middletown High School Carnival and Band Program
Middletown High School hosts a carnival with admission details and a 9 o'clock performance by the Middletown High School band under Charles C. T. Suall. The program includes a chorus and pieces like Over There with provided student performers named Ahait Bolus Rohr back Grossnickle Finck Shafer and Kefauver.
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Admiscon
Redenmabie
Naders
Chirk Castle
Mussel
Amd
Larence Choe
Leroy Remsberg
Mary Gral
Charles C.T. Suall
Robert Ahait
Rogers Bolus
Walter Rohrback
Maurice Grossnickle
Max Finck
Paul Shafer
Fred Kefauver
Oscar Shafer
3 Out Of 5 Opposed To Policies Of New Deal
Three of five voters oppose the policies of the New Deal according to a magazine digest. The tally notes that only a portion of the ballots cast indicate support or opposition, reflecting mixed public opinion on the program.
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New Deal
Local Society Notes and Names in Obscure Barter Page
A fragment lists several women by married names connected to a social event or committee including Mrs Claude Stuy Harry Stapp Mrs Byron W Mrs Claire Willis Mrs John Tober chairman Mrs Chas Blumenauer Mrs Paul Mahoney 3M Paul Beard and Mrs Howard So publicity Mrs Glinion Rhoades. The text suggests a club or club event with chair and publicity roles.
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Claude Stuy
Harry Stapp
Byron W
Claire Willis
Candy
John Tober
Chas, Blumenauer
Paul Mahoney
Paul Beard
Howard So
Glinion Rhoades
Court of Appeals Adjourns Maryland Term in Annapolis
The Maryland Court of Appeals adjourned after delivering 36 opinions from the October term. Key rulings include University of Maryland Law School admission of qualified Black applicants and the State mil itary control act deemed unconstitutional. Also noted were curial opinions on the milk commission act and pending cases involving reporters jailed for contempt and a double liability clause for bank stock holders.
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Annapolis
State Court of Appeals
University of Maryland
Washington
Ne Lyddane
Rock On A
Emmitsburg High School Graders Attend District Meeting
A group of Emmitsburg High School students visited a district event with families including Mrs Edward Treiter and Mr Perey A. Dor Mac. Attendees from nearby Stansbury Edgar Aree Valerie Sharrer Marianna Rowe Gillan and Betty Gi were noted. The February meeting will be at Rev Pillip Bowers home with Miss Virginia Stannuiter attending.
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Emmitsdure
Hich
Edward Treiter
Gumberiané
Inor
Perey A. Dor Mac
Stansbury
Edgar Aree
Valerie Sharrer
Marianna
Juillet Rowe
Iy Gillan
Betty Gi
Pillip Bower
Virginia Stannuiter
Ungraded notes on 1930s college and professional sports events
A collage of scattered sports notes includes player mentions Zahn and DeTar scheduling with Fleet Wings, Philadelphia teams like Sphas and Issance, Moon Morris at Ursinus, and various college and pro teams. Several lines note upcoming games, staff shifts, and athletic facility plans amid a busy 1930s sports scene.
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Art Yaln
George
Gerry Fleet
Timuesday
Wave DeTar
Fleet Wings
Zahn
Gettysbm
Heurich
Brewers
Frederick
De'Ta
Philadelphia Passons
David
Philadelphia Sphas
Issance
Lou Reilly
Contract Play in Bridge Strategy by WME McKenney
Secretary McKenney of the American Bridge League outlines planning needs for contract play. The discussion covers counting stoppers and discards, evaluating trump draws, and signaling safe lines to fulfill the contract while protecting honors and high cards.
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Wme. McKenney
American Bridge League
Opening of East Bay theater draws crowd in 59874 area
Local notes report a new venue opening in the 59874 ZIP region with crowd turnout and city interest. Details mention Desler project and Souk West tied to La Beatle. Event marks a regional cultural showing with notable attendees.
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Orat
Wis
Ely Voia
Peiors Desler
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Reports list multiple marriage licenses and property transfers in various counties. Entries show individuals from Washington Myersville and nearby areas involved in deeds and settlements with amounts noted, including 2500 and 100 dollars. The document also references a boxing champion Jim Braddock and a notes on a local baseball game.
Funny Bear Sighting Interferes During Scout’s Outdoor Fun
The fragment shows a humorous scene with Stoy and Cochran names, a bear, and a Scout interaction. It hints at letters and a playful chase, mentioning wrestling and a sled ride. The tone resembles a light feature or comic panel from a 1936 NEA service publication.
Toledo Cup Returns to New York After Sudden Victory
Minnesota's football team wins the Toledo Cup again as editors announce the ceremony of presentation on Saturday night in January. The event honors the gridiron championship with trophies and judges confirming the radical feat of reversal in amateur sparring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Minnesoo
Sporis
Methodist
Creation Of Additional Precinct Is Requested In Thurmont
Fredericks County Board of Election Supervisors hears a proposal from a Democratic and Republican delegation to carve Thurmont into three new precincts. The plan designates Precinct 1 east of State Road and north of Main Street, Precinct 2 south of Main Street toward Jimtown, and Precinct 3 spanning the remainder.
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Frederics
Harry Firor
David Firor
Ross Firor
Mgr. Ecker
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
State Road
Taurmont
Nown
Tourmont
Jimtown
Thrmont
Nunger
Bowers
Gi ‘Hall
Isaac G. Wallin
HL Gcbert
Edward G. del
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Court of Appeals OF Maryland
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Eva V. Bussard
Myersville
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George E. Castie
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Jim Braddock
Max Dame Hero
Stoy & Hal Cochran
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NEA Service, Inc
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Nnesota
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Hillside Coal Co
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