Strong Hustler Mogs greet new Frederick Ridge League Club manager
The Frederick Ridge League Club introduced new manager Herb Armim Was at a Friday meeting in the 2M C A building. Armim, noted for Eastern leagues work, outlined his plans and listed signed players. He will oversee outfield duties as the team announces signings including Polly Martin Garbriggs Ruth Rocenthaul Al Hiller and Charles Fritz.
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Tturs
Sankanther
Strong
Polly Martin
K Garbrughs
Boundsman
Ruth Rocenthaul
Peteburg
Virginia
al Hiller
Ne Ek
Baltimore Alcos
Charles Fritzrt
Union Ridge
Carroll County
Frederick H S Girls Defeat Waynesboro 33 to 18
Frederick High School girls basketball beat Waynesboro High 33 to 18 in the auditorium tonight. Martinsburg girls to play next in the schedule. The article lists lineups, substitutes, and referee details for the Frederick Waynesboro game with score notes and player names.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Martinsburg
W. Waigh
Frederick-Waynesboro
Derrick
Quinn
Josephine Miller Condon
Emumma Brown Aomi Fleagle Traine Cabitt
Schildknecht Carmack Oo
K. G
King Dys Grimes
Detweiler
Sumimarr
H. Nahn
Sue Condon
Ruth Sweering
Epiine
Miller
Martha Baer
Alletie King
Har King
Rth Baer Field
Ellanb
Jai Naval Post Downs Awardsmen By Close Count
Jai Naval Post basketball team from Baltimore defeated the struggling Aquint in a fast game on the First Division Armors floor Friday evening by 31 to 30. The score follows with lineups and substitutions. Lipman and Daily lead scorers with multiple baskets. Also notes junior game result 34-22 and a brief item about a miniature world paper Moon.
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Aair Naval Dost
Baltimore
Strug
A-Mar Naval Post
Ompany
Ee Ge Kren
Eeee Leipman Eis
Tlaipich
Lipnickh
Domiain
Daily
Sture -Muir Naval Post
Cot
T Kreh
Auto Reciprocity Faces Fresh Setback in Maryland Talks
Washington reports that District Commissioners urged Representative Reed to enact the gasoline tax bill without amendment. The measure would include a personal property tax on autos over 3 000 dollars and the existing gasoline tax, extending the temporary reciprocal agreement with Maryland until February 28.
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Washington
Maryland
Reed
House District Committee
Silentees Fall 37 31 At Martinsburg In Hard Game
Silent Cadets of M B I lose to Martinsburg High School 37 to 31 as they fail to find rhythm until the final quarter. Scoring by Rosenberg Winebrewer Downes Johnson Brunck Womey Runkies and Bauserman details, with fouls listed for Winebrewer Rosenberg Downes Johnson.
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M. 8
Martinsburg
Martinaburg
M.S. D
Homey
Winebrewer
Brunk
Rosenberg Johnson
Hunter Finds Rum Cache Near Pennsgrove Farm
George Magi of Pennsgrove while duck hunting along the Delaware border found fifty cases of Scotch whisky hidden in Sinnickson farm corn shocks. State police are notified. authorities believe the smuggled liquor was landed by river rum runners and left there. Report by Trotzky Alsigned.
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Pensgrove
N. 3
Delaware River
Here
George Magi
Magill
Sinnickson
Charge Germans Retain Stolen Art In Paris
Art experts formerly with the French restitution services at Wiesbaden testified before the chamber of deputies sub committee on war thefts. They said German forces stole art objects valued at 5,000,000,000 francs during the war, but only 9,000,000 francs worth have been recovered from the occupied regions.
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Jen
Wiesbaden
Chamber of Deputies
Baby Falls From Window In Morton Street Home
Bernard Armstrong a 17 month old boy fell from the third story window of his home at 391 Morton Street in Philadelphia. He was rescued by a bystander and taken to German Own Hospital with a broken right arm and minor bruises. condition later reported as improving.
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Philadelphia
Bernard Armstrong
Morton Street
Germanown Hospital
Governor Pinchot Turns Over Anthracite Regulation Bill
Washington January 19 Governor Pinchot has turned over to Senator Borah chairman of the senate labor committee his bill proposing drastic federal regulation of the anthracite industry Senator Pepper declined to introduce it Borah is expected to introduce it.
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Gete Pinchot
Washington
Pinchot
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Pepper
Married men revealed by footmat routine prank
A traveling salesman in a Glasgow warehouse challenged the manager by selecting married men as they returned from dinner. He correctly identified most of them by noting who wiped their feet on the mat, while single workers did not. The manager asked how he knew, and the traveler explained the simple trick. A Classified Ad in The News will soon revert.
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Glasgow
Jealous Lover Kills Woman in Sleep Then Ends Own Life
In Philadelphia a 42 year old grocer Robert Finley and 31 year old Gelen Brunner were found dead in Finley’s third floor room at 117 North Sixteenth Street. A .38 caliber pistol with two discharged cartridges was in Finley’s hand. Finley reportedly shot Brunner as she slept then killed himself. Neighbors heard nothing. Brunner’s brother says jealousy over Brunner’s refusal to marry Finley triggered the shooting. Charlotte M. Miller occupants the third floor found the bodies after a prolonged absence.
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North Sixteenth Street
Robert Finley
Gelen Brunner
Fifeteenith Street
Chestnut
Wiloa
Heliever
Poth
Conarry Finley
Frank Bowers
Lock Haven
Finley
Crisfield
Thimble Reunites Mother and Son in Jail Visit
New York January 19 A silver thimble carried through multiple American wars by a New Jersey family is shown in Raymond Street jail to prove to 82 year old Margaret Lateer that she has found her long lost son George Doty. Doty, once a Marion’s Men soldier, wore the heirloom through 1812 Civil and Indian conflicts. The reunion unfolds as the boy who ran away seeks forgiveness and hopes for release to return to Branchville. Escapes in Bridge Crash Pittsburgh Pa January 19 A Verrs Island bridge collapse sends a truck into the river. Driver Joh Riemenschneider is thrown out and swims to shore with a hog, about twenty two hogs drown.
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George
Mississippi
Branchville
Brooklyn
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Verrs Island
Alegheny River
Joh Riemenschneider
Canaries II Food Needs and Care From Ancient Text
Canary seed with added rape seed and hemp forms a staple diet when prepared as mixed feed. Provide water, green additions like chickweed and dandelion, and occasional soft foods cooled to avoid paste. Ensure exercise, bathing, and fresh water. Watch for overfeeding and feed restorers as needed.
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Fryim
Yesnelly
Maryhind State School for the Deaf to host basketball game
Manager H G Benson of the Mary hind State School for the Deaf received a telegram from Davis Elkins College Elkins West Virginia inviting their Silentees to play on January 25 on the college floor but the date was reserved for Maryland State Normal Frederick.
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Maryhind State School For the Deaf Quint
Davis-Elkins College
Elkins
West, Va
Marysland
Maryland State School remembered in West Virginia past
The Maryland State School is described as well known in West Virginia with veteran baseball fans recalling Hartford Connecticut days when their city belonged to the National League and hosted its first president.
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West Virginia
Hartford
Conn
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