USC Benefit Fray Thursday Sets Stage For Charity Night
The USC benefit brings Coast Guard Curtis Bay team against Frederick County All-Stars with a program including football, roller skating and an auction. Don Snyders of the Chicago Bears will auction a signed football for War Bonds as Emmett Bowlus handles the public address. Spectator turnout aims for 750 with advance tickets over 200, and pregame drills are underway at the Armory.
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USC
U. S. Coast Guard
Curtis Bay
Frederick County All-Stars
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick High School
al Levey
Camp Detrick
Pennsylvania
Zimmerman
Singer
Emmett R. Bowlus
Dorsey Shipley Sporting Goods
Don Snyders
Chicago Bears
Shipley
North Market Street
Patsy Runkles
Allen Knill
Jaycee
Alvin G. Quinn
U.mlc.a
Sgt
Levey
Armory
Capt
Buzz" Rhoderick
Blue” Slagle
The
Wolfpack
Luke and
Chip Murray
Dick Remsberg
Price Bros
Dick Keller
Middletown
Darrell
Ox Fibre
Commander Hagberg May Be New Navy Coach
Pittsburgh report notes Commander Oscar E. Hagberg from Follansbee West Virginia is likely to be named head football coach at the U S Naval Academy to succeed Captain Billick Welchel. Hagberg served in the South Pacific and has Navy football experience from 1928 to 1930 and coaching stints at Annapolis in the mid 1930s. His brother Rudolph played for West Virginia University and in the NFL with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Pittsburgh
the Post Gazette
Oscar E. Hagberg
Follansbee
W. Va
U. S. Naval Academy
Billick Welchel
Hagberg
Washington
South Pacific
Follawsbee High School
Annapolis
New London
Hottest Fight Friday Night Fights In New York
SID FEDER previews a non title bout at Madison Square Garden pairing Sammy Angott and Beau Jack. The event, promoting a $50,000 to $60,000 gate at $11.50, showcases two lightweight champions in a ten round clash amid boxing commission scrutiny and wartime talent constraints.
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Sid Feder
Whitney Martin
New York
Madison Square Garden
Sammy Angott
Beau
Jumping Jack
Hudson River
John J. Phelan
State Athletic Commission
Sammy
National Boxing Association
Hudson
Swarmig Sammy
State School Quint Wins 49 24 in Poolesville Victory
Maryland State School’s varsity and reserve teams combined routed Baltimore’s American Hammered Piston Ring, 49 to 24, as Ferrell led with 22 points. The Silentees opened 14-4, led 29-12 at half, and finished 41-16 before the final stretch. officiating by Sergt. C. H. Levey drew praise.
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Maryland State
George Singer
Courtsters
Baltimore
Ferrell
Silentee
Silentees
Sergt. C. H. Levey
Mississippi colleges urged to revive intercollegiate football
Jackson Mississippi January 25 1946 PIA committee of Mississippi state senators today urged trustees to revive intercollegiate football at the University of Mississippi and Mississippi State College no immediate action expected as the current board which suspended athletics after the 1942 season will be replaced in May by a new board appointed by Governor Thomas L Bailey
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Jackson
Miss
PIA
Mississippi State
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Thomas L. Bailey
Local health notes report slow improvement and transfers
A Frederick area health roundup reports Dr. Robert S. Tyson improving slowly at home on East Church Street after a recent heart attack. Several patients are moved or discharged, including Miss Minnie Blessing returning to Buckeystown by M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance, Mrs. Moody Burdette recovering in Browningsville, and Miss Maude Helizel at 232 Dill Avenue for observation. Various others are noted in treatment or convalescence, with transfers by C. E. Cline and Son and ambulances.
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Robert S. Tyson
East Church Street
Minnie Blessing
Frederick City Hospital
Buckeystown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Otis L. Watkins
Browningsville
Moody Burdette
Browningssville
Maynard Kling
Hyattstown
Minnie Rose
Washington Pike
C. E. Cline
Retiring President Hosts Frederick Dental Society
Dr. M F Broadwater presided at a Frederick County Dental Society dinner meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel private dining room. Dr O H Stinson was elected president for the ensuing year, with Dr F W Swearingen as vice president and Dr A K Leon as secretary treasurer. Other officers include Dr S J Meadows as representative to the Maryland State Dental Society board of governors. Swearingen Broadrup and W B Watson named to the county board of directors, with Swearingen chairing the board. Attendees included Broadwater Davis Eadler Everhart Leon Meadows Swearingen Stinson Trail Remsberg and Broadrup.
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M. F.broadwater
Frederick
Frederick County Dental Society
Francis Scott Key
O. H. Stimison
Emmitsburg
F. W. Swearingen
Thurmont
A. K. Leon
Maryland State Dental Society
Blue Team Of Rifle League Wins Match
The Blue team of the Frederick County Rifle and Pistol Club led a three team league shoot at the Armory range Friday night. Blues 1274 Reds 1260 White 1164. 1M Painter with 282 was high. He shot high score standing 90. Three shooters had perfect prone scores: R Boyer J Etchison. Police and authorities left for Berwick Pa to question a man tied to garage robberies in the city earlier this month.
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Frederick County
R. Boyer
J. Etchison
Berwick
Weather data snapshot and date-specific figures
Weather summary shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am today. January to date totals 3.49 inches, versus normal 3.23 inches. Previous January figures show 1943 temperatures around a high of 2.1 and a low of negative values, with sun and moon rise/set times noted for today and tomorrow.
Katyn Bodies Claim Soviet Commission Report
London reports a Soviet radio broadcast stating a special commission found 11,000 Polish uniformed bodies buried in Katyn forest near Smolensk. Lt Gen Nikolai Burdenko led the inquiry starting Sept 26, 1943, with experts linking evidence to German crimes. Moscow had earlier announced the probe and severed Polish relations amid Red Cross pursuit.
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London
Moscow Radio
Katyn Forest
Smolensk
Special Commission
Nikola N. Burdenko
People's Commissariat of Health
Moscow
Katyn
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Poland
Florida truck driver held on warrant request in county
James Guffey, a Florida truck driver, is being held in the county jail at Florida officials request after an accident last week near Licksville. A companion died in Baltimore of monoxide poisoning. Police expect a warrant today, charge details unknown. Guffey previously faced a public intoxication charge, posting $5 collateral but missing a court hearing.
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Florida
Baltimore
James Guffey
Winter Haven
Fla
Guffey
Licksville
Gurley
Meeting Postponed for MCA Board Officers Election
Only five of twelve MCA board members attended the annual election meeting last night. A quorum of seven is needed. President Hendrickson recessed the session to reconvene today at 5 30 p m to canvass officers and finalize plans for the year. Epidemic Over The grippe epidemic across city and county around Christmas has practically disappeared says county health officer Dr Kefauver. There is little pneumonia now and no new diphtheria cases beyond two in New Market. one scarlet fever case reported at Lewistown.
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M.C.A
R. Amos Hendrickson
E. C. Kefauver
Lewistown
New Market
Local War Finance details and bond sales guidance
Emmitsburg residents note no district war loan chairman named yet while Frederick County War Finance Committee directs banks to sell their district quotas. Frederick office requires recipients of war necessity certificates to bring certificates for stamping to obtain T coupons, saving travel. Also reports about visiting guests and social dinner at Gettysburg, with local residents mentioned.
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Emmitsburg
George Wilhide
National War Fund of Maryland
Farmers State Bank
W. Clinton ‘McSherry
Frederick County War Finance Committee
Arthur Phebus
War Price and Rationing Board
Frederick
Office of Defense Transportation
Hagerstown
Phebus
Frank
J. Ellis Musselman
Elizabeth Hoke
Weekend Visits and Local Social Notes
Germantown and Takoma Park residents make weekend calls and host gatherings. Garfield Hospital staffer Miss Rachel Mussetter visited her parents J H Mussetter over the weekend. Mrs C A Brown attended a luncheon with Mrs Clyde Fletcher. Several ladies, including Mrs J J Snyder Mrs Sette Warfield and Mrs Ira Hall, are listed on the sick list. Bertram Brosius and E R Brosius of Takoma Park visited Carroll and Mrs Brown on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bowie Walters and family have moved to Annapolis. Jacob Snyder and family visited her parents Dr and Mrs William Benson Friday.
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Germantown
Rachel Mussetter
Garfield Hospital
J. H. Mussetter
C. A. Brown
Clyde Fletcher
J. J. Snyder
Sette Warfield
Ira Hall
Bertram Brosius
E. R. Brosius
Takoma Park
Missionary group meeting at Woodfield home in Damascus
The Damascus group met Tuesday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Woodfield with Rev. Jacob H. Snyder leading after a 1 90 luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Soy der, Mrs. Oland, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Mullinix, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Bur dette, Mrs. Burdette, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Hyatt, Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Burdum, and Mrs. Baker. Hospital updates note Mrs. Grover Stanley ill in Washington and Mrs. George Boyer at Frederick City Hospital. Herbert Hyatt, Bank of Damascus employee, was named chairman of the Fourth War Loan drive for the district. A bond tally is set for Feb. 3 at the high school auditorium. Mr. Brooke Johns is mentioned.
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Damascus
Bradley M. Woodfield
Jacob H. Snyder
P. Ray Soyder
Simon Oland
Clifton FR. Stanley
William J. Day
William Mullinix
Luther Burke
Della Burdette
Vivian Burdette
Morgan Watkins
Herbert Hyatt
Claudia Browning
Roscoe Burdum
Belle Baker
Grover Stanley
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
George Boyer
Frederick City Hospital
Herbert
Hyatt
Bank of Damascus
Brooke Johns
Olney Ceremonies And Promotions Reported
Olney to host a master of ceremonies event. Tilghman J. Brandenburg earns promotion from second to first class petty officer after a ten day furlough. Mrs. Claudie Burdette and Mrs. Lindsey McElfresh plan to return home from a visit with Mr. McElfresh’s husband in Biloxi Mississippi. Mrs. Minnie Watkins, Mrs. Bradley Watkins and Mrs. Cora Howard departed Tuesday for St. Petersburg Florida. Mrs. Claudia Browning and Mrs. Bradley M. Woodfield were Thursday guests of Mrs. Oland Harvey in Olney.
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Claudia Browning
Bradley M. Woodfield
Oland Harvey
Olney
Gaithersburg social notes and visits recap
Gaithersburg residents’ weekend scenes include Rev and Mrs Herman Wilson visiting New York before planned Tuesday return. Lt Albert Phillips heads to California after a stay with mother-in law Mrs Altice Kinsey while Mrs Betty Kinsey stays. Mrs Gwynn Kirkman hosted a bridge party with many Gaithersburg guests and Mrs Clyde Thomas of Frederick.
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Gaithersburg
Merle Jacobs
George Darby
William Cadley
Lawrence J. Darby
Ella Plummer
Carroll Walker
Lewis Reed
Norman Becht
Margaret Thomas
Garrison Bell
Clyde Thomas
Frederick
Walker Avenue
James Ervin
Washington Grove
Bell
William McBain
James Arthur Otley
Lincoln
Luther E. Otley
Purcellville
Alfred Christie
Karen Lee
Ensign Chris_tie
Cambridge
Mass
Edurvard
Erma Billhimer
Robert Billhimer
Jack Billhimer
Falls Church
War Department To Return Billions
Washington reports that $27,378,306,000 allotted to the War Department will be returned to the Budget Bureau reserve as not needed. The sub committee cites increases to the reserve by $14,214,877,000, aided by cuts in personnel and requirements, price reductions, and miscellaneous items.
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Washington
Snyder
D-Pa
House
Military Appropriations
War Department
Budget Bureau
The
Pennsylvanian
Slain Girl Cremated in New Haven Case
Rose Brancato a 26 year old New Haven Journal Courier reporter disappeared July 3 and was found slain with her body in a furnace. Police say ex superintendent W. Law signed a confession after 48 hours of questioning. Brancato active in AWVS and last seen near Yale AAF cadet event. detectives withhold other details. Local and state authorities discuss distribution plans amid other wartime notices.
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New Haven
Conn
Rose Brancato
New Haven Journal Courier
Malter W. Law
Raymond E. Egan
Howard O
Young
Law
Church Street
Brancata
American Womens Volunteer Services
AWVS
Ofice
West Haven
Army Air Forces Technical Training School
Yale University
Move to Split Virginia Liquor Fees Begins
Richmond January 23 a General Assembly bill proposes shifting liquor profits from the state to localities. Delegate Floyd Daughtrey of Emporia sponsors a plan that would give the state one third and localities two thirds of earnings after the initial 2.5 million dollar allocation.
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Daughtrey
Richmond
General Assembly
Floyd Daughtrey
Emporis
Administratrix and Executrix Notices for Frederick County Estates
Notices issued by MARY A. PRICE Administratrix and MARGARET M SMITH Executrix from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by specified dates in 1944 or be barred. Debtors should pay promptly.
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Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
William H. Price
Orphans’ Court
William A. Smith
Marshland
Margaret M Smith
dDec
See Vicks VapoRub Named Aid for Cold Relief
Ad copy emphasizes brand names as guides to reliable products about cold relief. Mentions a blind man needing a seeing eye dog and the need to ask for Vicks VapoRub by trade name to get the right remedy. The message links familiar brands to consumer trust in product selection.
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Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Shoe sale offers low priced O P A release shoes
Opportunity to buy shoes without stamps from our regular stock priced up to 2.98. Sale runs two weeks ending January 23. Save one or two dollars on every pair. noted as an O P A release for Wo mens Low-Priced Shoes.
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Tam
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Rifle League
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Miss Brancato
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George E. Brown
Rose E. Brown
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Benton Stud Farm
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Timothy Hay
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McDaniel
Edward McNamara
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