Frederick County Recruits In Navy Week Enlistments
Enlistments in the Navy total 36 with seven recruits sworn in at Baker Park. Frederick county officials urge continuous recruitment to keep pace, noting many already join Army or via Selective Service. Listed names include Norman Lee Karn Quentin Newman Crawford Alfred South and others from Frederick Brunswick Woodsboro Walkersville and Jefferson. Hagerstown reports James Hoopengardner of Brunswick among new volunteers.
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U.S. Navy
Frederick County
Baker Park
Uncle Sam
Frederick City
Equity
Pron Hoehne
Norman Lee Karn
Quintin Newman Crawford
Jesse
Alfred South
Frederick
Frank Willard Kirby
Kitzmiller
Woodrow Wilson
Woodsboro
Robert L Smith
Woodsba U
Janes Tuahe
Enest M Spangler
Robert Cyrus Heller
John Luther Grove Murray Pramer Tomlin
James William Staub
Dickerson
Charles Franklin Roberts
John Marion Cowell, Jr
Walter Thomas Wolfe
Army
Navy
Hagerstown
James W. Hoopengardner
Brunswick
Montgomery Schools Receiving Gas Requests
Julius P Stadler chairman of the Montgomery County Ration Board announced six centers will remain open this week to handle gas supplemental applications. Centers operating from 7 to 9 p m nightly include Richard Montgomery High School Rockville Bethesda Chevy Chase High School Gaithersburg High School Sherwood High School Sandy Spring Oklahoma Silver Spring Junior High School and Kensington Elementary School.
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Rockvile
Jay
Julius P. Stadler
Montgomery County Ration Board
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Bethesda- Chevy Chase
Gathersburg
Sherwood
Sandy Spring
Dazed Youth Found Walking Along Highway in Waynesboro
A 19 year old Thurmont resident Elmer Claybaugh was found wandering along the Sunshine Trail near Waynesboro shortly after midnight Saturday. He suffered a right wrist laceration, knee laceration, and facial bruises, and was taken to Waynesboro Hospital for treatment.
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Waynesboro
Thurmont
Elmer Claybaugh
Sunshine Trail
Waynesboro Hospital
Detroit Pitcher Rejected by Army for Service
Detroit a 21 year old southpaw Hal Newhouser of the Tigers was rejected for Army service after physical tests. The article also notes a City Softball League schedule change with Price Bros facing DeMolay and a postponed Fraternalite vs Precisionists game on Wednesday. It mentions an upcoming rodeo at Lazy B Ranch on August 2 with plans citing a Texas New Mexico Arizona and Mexico buying up stock, including Palomino stallions and Navajo blankets.
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Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Uus
Price Bros
F. 1
Wilco
Reichs Ford Road
Mwib
Alvin Boost
Cass
Boost
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexica
Post Offices Must Black Out George Says
Baltimore July 27 Maryland Aafanen afficiate end todayhey had been advised by the Office of Civilian Defense that post offices could not comply win blackout regulations because Inc. lacked funds to blackout the buildings Isaac 5 George executive secretary of The Maryland Count of Defense said Maryland would tolerate no violation of blackout rules by post offices adding it as ridiculous for a federal agency to say that it cannot meet the blackout rules promulgated by another federal agency Under the present setup the nation either will have to suspend mail service in the event of air attacks or will have to tolerate lights.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Aafanen
Hey
Office of Civilian Defense
Inc
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George
Instructor’s Rating for Henry Jewett Orth
Henry Jewett Orth of near this city has graduated from the Civilian Pilot Training School at Hagerstown airport and holds an instructor’s rating. He is at home near Frederick awaiting next steps, and may pursue advanced instrument flying training. Orth has about 200 flying hours.
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Henry Jewett Orth
ITI
Zieut
Ho. Orth, Jr
Hagerstown
Frederick
Jand
Henson Flying Service, Inc
Orth
Farm Sold in New Market District Deed Recorded
A deed recorded in the pCStars GICE 102 shows the sale of a large farm in New Market district with improvements from Mr and Mrs Austin F Haffner to Wilford R Hayes for about 11500 dollars.
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New Market
Austin F. Haffner
Wilford R Hayes
Scrap Drive Progressing in Frederick County WWII effort
Frederick County efforts to collect scrap for the war proceed without house-to-house canvassing. Dr David G Everhart Sr, chairman of the Frederick County Salvage Committee, says the drive two weeks in shows satisfactory progress with WPB officials pleased. Special agents from Baltimore and Washington inspect quarries and farms for abandoned equipment, streetcar rails are salvaged, and dealers cooperate. Householders may turn scrap to dealers or Scouts for collection, with profits possibly going to charities. The drive covers a 50 mile radius and aims to meet national needs, following a successful rubber drive quotas.
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Frederick County
David G Everhart
War Production Board
Everhart
WPB
Baltimore
Washington
Clauman
Boy Scouts
Dr Everhart
Frederick
New Labor Federation Chicago Plans Third International Body
A conference of independent labor union representatives decided to organize a third international labor federation to rival the AFL and CIO. Donald F. Cameron of Milwaukee said the move unites more than a million workers unhappy with both groups.
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Chicago
International Labor Federation
Whcn
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Donald F. Cameron
Milwaukee
AFL
CIO
Fence damage near Jug Bridge prompts state review
States Roads Commission reports guard rail damage after car strike on a temporary bridge opened Friday. Driver time unknown. In baseball notes, Charley Keller hit two homers and a double to lift his season totals while Reaghirte Hemsley added seven hits over the weekend for the Yankees. McQuillen played for the Browns with a single in three trips and an error in the field.
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Jug Bridge
State Roads Commission
Charley Keller
Reaghirte Hemssey
Glenn McQuillen
Browns
AB. H. Ave
McQuillen Browns
Keller Yanks
Hemsley
Cubs and Browns shine in split pair. May, Warren pace wins
Summary of baseball action across leagues: Clyde McCullough, Merrill May, and Ben Warren excel for Cubs and Pills, with May delivering ninth inning flair and Warren leading Philadelphia to victory with homer and a single. Browns’ Denny Galetouse and George McQuinnon shine, four-hit first game then a big homer and two doubles. Max Marshall and McCormick contribute in both wins over Red Sox. Reds rally with four runs, including a home run by Iaite, to take two from Giants. Kubel, Kennedy star for White Sox in joint wins. Medwick and Camilli pace Dodgers over Pirates. Keller and Ruffing lead Yankees past Tigers for sixth straight win.
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Associated Press
Clyde McCullough
Cubs
Merrill May
Ben Warren
May
Warren
Phils
Iaite
Reds
Doe Kubel
Bob Kennedy
White Sox
Luman Harris
Athleticos
Kubel
Kennedy
Triple
Ingle
Tegan Shee
Tom Earley
Braves
Marty Gumbert
Cardinals
Innning
Sid Hudson
Senators
Bus. Mims
Indians
Tribe
Joe Medwick
Voatph Camilli
Dodgers
Medwick
Brooklyn
Camilli
Pirates
Charlie Keller
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Keller
Ruffing
Yanks
Tigers
League Leaders By ae Associated Press National League
Summary lists national league batting and pitching leaders with names and stats for Brooklyn New York St Louis Chicago Washington Boston and Cleveland. Includes Medwick Mize Williams Laabs Doerr Spence Chandler Heath Gutteridge Heath and others with hits runs doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Ends with a proverb about a 21 year old girl's odds of reaching a golden wedding with a man five years older.
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Rover Brooklyn
Lombardi
Reston
Oti
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Miller
Boston
Merullo
Chicago
French
Wyatt
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Gordon
D. DiMaggio
Clift
St Louis
Doerr
Laabs
Spence Washington
Stephens
Doerz
Higgins
Detroit
Heath Cleveland
Gutteridge
St. Lous
Wiliams
Washington
Kuhel
Botany
Chandler
Local Man Heads Moose at Annapolis Conclave
Albert M Smith of 145 West Sou street was elected president of the Maryland and Border States Moose Association at the Washington Hotel gathering in Washington DC. About 400 attendees heard reports and speeches from leaders including William F Brooming and Frank Labelle as Cumberland was slated for next year.
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Albert M Smith
West Sou. Street
Maryland and Border States
Moose Association
Washington Hotel
Washington, D.C
Loyal Order of Moose
Smith
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Jacob Schultz
Hagerstown
Mellon V. Hanson
Washington
Sam Wade
Alva- Andria
G. W. Jenkins
Brunswick
William F. Brooming
Baltimore
Frank Labelle
Boston
Mass
Malcolm R. Giles
Moostheart
Robert Irvin
Balmore
Temonal Ducetar
Cumberland
Harry S Cramer
Women of the Moose
Mr. Smith
Jesse N. Smith
Roy R Gosnell
Gertrude Ponton
Helen Mc.Kinsey
Catherine Esworthy
Roy R. Gosnell
Gay F. Waltz
Frank Engle
Harry S. Cramer Alt- Lede
County Softball League Yesterday's Results
Bakers beat Middletown 5 to 3 in G L Bakers. Broad Run won 3 to 2 over Ballenger. Harmony defeated Bolivar 7 to 4 while Bolivar edged Ballenger 5 to 6. Sunday's schedule includes Bakers at Harmony, Bolivar at Ballenger, Broad Run at Middletown.
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LL. Bakers
Middletown
Broad Run
Ballenger
Harmony
Bolivar
Bakers
Ballenger Broad Run
Pett G. L Bakers
Rollicking Rol e and the Yankees chase baseball fame
A sprawling sports column links Rollicking Rolle with a late career surge after a Reds release and a New York Yankees connection. It notes his 114 game batting mark, five hits in eight tries in a doubleheader, and four runs driven in on debut, with other league names and a mention of Joe Vosmik's 15 game hitting streak and minor league standings alongside military duty shifts.
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New York
Yootoors Nast
Liev
Buddy Rosar
Rollie
Pirates
Cubs
Reds
Browns
Indians
Yankees
Sithag Mat Cancinnati
McCarthys
Rolle
Vane
Pirates To Test 3 Negro Stars On Aug 4
New York reports three Negroes scheduled to try for positions with the Pittsburgh Pirates on August 4. Commissioner K. M. Lund a of Chicago had declared no rule against the use of Negro players in organized baseball, yet no Negro ever played in the American or National Leagues. The three players are stars in the Negro National League.
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New York
Majuwadie Masry
Jiryong
Pittsburgh Pirates
K. M
Golf Open Round Sees Ted Chicas In Lead Fight
Ted Chicas, July 26, leads the Tom O'Shanter Golf Open at 2800 through today. Byron Nels and Clayton Heafner are set to compete alongside him as the championship frame approaches.
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Ted Chicas
Byron Nelson
Clayton Heafner
Temperaw
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