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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1948

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7

Boudreau tests home to second base route idea

Manager Boudreau of Cleveland experiments a new runner path from home to second base to shave seconds from the steal. Emil Bossard and a notes team will study a curved start and arc to improve speed, with trials planned in spring training in Tucson if results look promising. The change aims to reduce momentum loss by altering the first to second arc.

Boudreau Cleveland Ted Williams Adreau Oudreau Emil Bossard Tucson Bossard Stadium

Donated State For Waterfowl Sanctuary in Maryland

A tract along the Potomac River near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has been donated to Maryland as a wild waterfowl sanctuary. The property between the Potomac and Chesapeake is near National Air Service holdings. Donors Mr and Mrs Marshall Dierssen of Travilah Montgomery County. Development by the State Game and Fish Commission with Federal agencies is planned to finish by September.

Baltimore Poto'e Chesapeake Ernest Aughn Marshall Iwell Dierssen Travilah Atgomery County Poaac Chesapeake and Io Canal National Air Service Holdings Faughn Sepaber State Game and and Fish Commission

Inner-Aid Claims Cure For Ten Year Distress

An advertisement narrates a man who suffered for a decade with stomach distress and a lump of undigested food. After taking INNER-AID, he reports relief within two days, with improved digestion, reduced gas and headaches, and renewed energy. The copy touts the product as a natural plant juice remedy sold by druggists.

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Keller Hopes To Play In Season's First Game

New York January 21 Charley Keller Yankee outfielder who missed half of 1947 due to a spinal operation says he has a better than fair chance to open the season in left field for the Yankees. He spoke by phone from Bartow Florida where he works at a baseball school and reports feeling great and near full training despite limited jogs caused by cold. Florida orange and grapefruit prices rise in anticipation of a possible seven day embargo on citrus shipments from the state.

New York Charley Keller New York Yankee George Weiss New York Yankees Bartow Fla George Stirnweiss Keller Weiss Florida Florida Citrus Commission

LEWIS NOT INTERESTED

Akron O Jan 21 A United Mine Workers official said John L Lewis has no desire to run for Vice President with Henry Wallace and called the idea a monumental blunder The statement appeared in a letter by John T Jones director of Labor's Non Partisan League a political arm of the UAW in response to Burr McCloskeys inquiry about joining such a ticket

Lewis Akron United Mane Workers John L. Lewis Henry Wallace John T. Jones Labor League UAW Burr McCloskey United Labor Party

Family of Five Sent Back From Maryland to West Virginia

In Washington County Maryland Deputy Sheriff escorted Mrs Edna Fogg and her five children to West Virginia after an attorney urged leaving destitute families on welfare in their home state. The Foggs had lived in Maryland six months and were staying in the county jail after eviction. County officials warned that migrants could overwhelm local welfare. Deputy Charles J Deneen to accompany them to Clarksburg and hand the case to West Virginia Welfare. The husband William Fogg, 52, was serving a 60 day sentence in Hagerstown for disorderly conduct. Later another West Virginia family was escorted from Hancock to Martinsburg West Virginia.

Ragerstown Edna Fogg West Virginia Board of Washington County Commissioners Foggs Stenf Joseph D. Baker Maryland Fogg Baker Charles Wagaman Washington County Sherif Charles J. Deneen Clarksburg

Electric utility surplus figures in Virginia and West Virginia

The commission approved similar disposal proposals by Potomac Lights and Power Company to dispose of excess amounts. In Virginia and West Virginia Power serves 15 communities in Virginia and many in West Virginia. Offices of both companies are in Hagerstown, Md. The figures show $246,130 as excess of recorded amounts over original cost remaining in electric plant accounts and a further $298,872.55 in similar excess.

Potomac Lights and Fower Company Worthern Virginia Power Virginie Potomer Lisht Power West

Meeting Tonight of Frederick Rental Board Postponed

The Frederick Rental Advisory Board meeting was moved to tonight at 7:30 from Wednesday night. The closed session will consider a recent order from the Federal Housing Expediter denying any rent increases in the Frederick area. Sunspots observed near the sun’s poles are noted.

Frederick

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