White Sox Grab Second Place in pennant race
Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees to climb to second in the American League, moving past the Red Sox who lost to Cleveland. Yankees won 3-0, Sox took the nightcap 2-1 before 47,970 fans in Chicago. Washington, Philadelphia and Detroit also split, while rain halted National League games.
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Senators
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Swift
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Johnson
Littlefield
Ginsberg
St. Louis
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Grasso
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Bearden
Paige
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Rb&b
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Berra
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Aloma
Masi
Tri County League Yesterday's Reserts Middletown Scores
Middletown 8 Lander 3 Buckeystown 11 Doubs 4 Creagerstown 8 Broad Run 6 Lovettsville 8 Walkersville 1 local league results brief recap of yesterday's games with scoreline notes and participating teams.
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Middletown
Lander
Buckeystown
Doubs
Creagerstown
Broad Run
Lovettsville
Walkersville
Baseball Scores and Delays From Saturday May Rain
National League results list Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 0. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and Chicago at New York postponed by rain. Louis 7 7? Boston 2 2. Final box shows New York 6 Chicago 2, Louis 3 Boston 0, Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 0. Upcoming Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York weather continuing.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Raffensberger
Smith
Genienick
Simmons
Hansen
Konstanty
Lopata
Burgess
Wehmeier
Nuxhall
Seminick
Drews
RHE CE
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Boston
Brazie
D- Rice
Bickford
Burdette
Jester
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Brooklyn
S&h. Louis
Chicago
New York
Louis
Essay on a germ and its public meaning
A short reflective piece by A. Loiburrow discusses the definition of a germ as a micro organism and its expressive uses. It notes that even when understood or not a germ can be antagonistic in various realistic ways and that local townspeople focus on germs as agents of contagion and illness.
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A. Lofburrow
Digging for Fun week at city playgrounds except Linden Hills
The weeklong program features Staley Park craft and story hours, bingo and games, rhythm band rehearsals, and badminton and croquet instruction. North Market Street and East Third Street host crafts, stories, and tournaments with special events nights. Bakers Park and Tiny Tot Town offer singing games, folk dancing, nature hikes, and parent participation sessions led by Mary Jane Shockley Peggy Powell Mary Thomas Nancy Wentzel Connie Boone Helen Hall Ann Rothenhoefer.
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Linden Hills
Staley Park
Mary Jane Shockley
Peggy Powell
North Market Street
Mary Thomas
Nancy Wentzel
East Third Street
Ann Rothenhoefer
Baker Park
Connie Boone
Helen Hall
Tiny Tot Town
Alice Love
Joyce Simpson
Mullinix Park
Gwendolyn Henson
Ellen Tee
Baughman
Babee Park
Barbara Kaufman
Toni Lane
McCurdy Field
Patsy Layman
Mary Hartman
Rosedale
Doris Simpson
Peggy Robinson
Harmon Field
Fern Rice
Doris Crawford
Maryland Avenue
June Rice
Mary Frances Grove
Breaking Up Koje Prison Compounds Under Way
Brig Gen Haydon Boamer, commandant of Koje Island prison camp, reports progress in relocating over 61,000 of 5,000 Red prisoners to smaller compounds or conducting thorough searches for contraband and bodies. He also claims to have identified the suspected "czar" of Koje who masterminded recent riots and murders. photos show cleanup operations and planning for upcoming seasonal events for children.
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Haydon L. Boamer
Koje Island
Koje
Boatner
Kose
Robinson And Maxim Battle Tonight In 15 Round Show
Sugar Ray Robinson set for a 15 round world light heavyweight title bid against Joey Maxim at Yan kee Stadium tonight. The bout will be shown in 29 theaters via film circuits with both fighters sharing gate and theater revenue. Weight concerns and weather could shift the schedule, with weigh-in at Madison Square Garden and possible postponement to Wednesday if rain interrupts events.
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Jack Hand
New York
Ray Robinson
Joey Maxim
Yankee Stadium
Tomorow
Pal Joey
Robinson
Giants
Yanks
Zeixe
Jake
Madison Square Garden
Labby
Sugar Rays
Pompton Lakes
Vincent Nardyelin
George Gainford
Narheim
Second Half Play Begins in Heart of Maryland League
Two of three leaders for the first half championship continued their winning ways as Bolivar defeated Taylorsville 11-0 and New Market triumphed over Damascu s 12-2 in the Heart of Maryland Baseball League second half opener. Myersville crushed Tomsville Methodist 21-3 and Harmony beat Lisbon 8-3. Myersville surged from fourth place to tie for the lead, aided by seven Williamsville errors and a barrage led by Blickenstaff and Palmer. Bolivar and Harmony posted decisive wins while Taylorsville and Lisbon struggled defensively. Players 17 and older must bring canvas and smooth-soled shoes for an upcoming event.
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New Market
Damascus
Heart of Maryland
Myersville
Tomsville Methodist
Harmony
Lisbon
Iiamsville
Blickenstaff
Palmer
R. H E. Liamsville
State of Stunned Fear in Europe After War
In Europe anxiety and pacifism rise as fear of another war grips governments and publics. Conscription unpopular, rearmament viewed with alarm, and distrust of businessmen lingers. The piece notes morale recovery is slow amid disillusionment and political maneuvering. A fragmented scoreboard appears at the end with names like Souder and Gordon and a Lisbon Harmony game score.
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David Lawrence
Europe
Free Countries
Free Coun
European economic turmoil and American stance in 1940s style view
A reflective column argues Europe’s socialists and unions undermine free enterprise, favor state monopolies, and provoke political clash across Britain, France, Italy, and Germany. It stresses economic stability as key to peace, the need for American moral and material support, and the danger of partisan distraction until after U.S. elections.
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Europe
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France
Italy
Germany
America
United States
Stalin
Public Sale Of Vehicles And Personal Property In Maryland
Public sale by General Acceptance Corporation on Jan 25 1952 at 10:00 A M at Well Brothers Garage Frederick Maryland offers Buick Convertible Coupe and Chevrolet Panel Truck with cash terms and bid rejection rights. Executors announce a second public sale June 28 1952 at 1 30 PM on Linganore Corner Frederick County of miscellaneous household items with cash terms.
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General Acceptance Corporation
Jane
Chattel Rd
Fredericks County
Well Brothers Garage
North Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Descri Motor Vehicles
Emmett BR. Bowlus
Mathias and Mathias
Orhana’ Court
Frederick County
Alexander
Mppean and Lisan Mill Macadem Reader
Linganore
Myrtle R. Br. Hitselberger
John J. Hitselberger
Lille
Gail i. Catshall
Executor Notice of Settlement and Payment Deadline
Edward D. Storm, executor, directs heirs and interested parties that vouchers must be legally authenticated and delivered to the subscriber by June 18 next year or be excluded from the estate benefits. The notice, dated June 16, 1952, bears stamp of true copy by Harry D. Radcliff and attorney Erick Col, with line references to a prior sal 14.
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Frederick County
Ange
Fannie M. Resayson
Frederice County
Maryland
Ala
John T. Ferguson
Murray M.yout
dJune
Saundary
Edward D. Storm
Harry D. Radcliff
Meerick Col
Madline
Holden
Felton
Harry DB
Radcliff
Carrel Howard
Harry 2D
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