Gaslight and Classic Films Headline Tivoli Weekend
Ingrid Bergman stars in Gaslight with Charles Boyer as a London matrimonial thriller. The three day Tivoli bill includes Contrary Condor, a Disney cartoon, Movies at War, and Universal News along with Sabu’s Cobra Woman era notes. Joel Kupperman debuts in Chip Off the Old Block with O Connor and Ryan. Opera House showcases Jamboree and Tender Comrade with previews of Ten der Comrade and Shine on Harvest Moon. Frederick features Outlaw Roundup and Tiger Woman chapter ten.
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Charles Boyer
M.G.N
Tivoli Theater
Boyer
Joseph Cotten
Scotland Yard
London
Dame May Whitty
Universal News
Sabu
Glms
U. S. Army Air Corps
Maria Montez
Jon Hall
Tivoli
Mulberry Street
Joel Kupperman
the Tivoli
Donald O'Connor
Peggy Ryan
Hollywood
Arthur Treacher
America
Opera House
Ruth Terry
George Byron
Paul Harvey
Ginger Rogers
Robert Ryan
Ruth Hussey
Ann Sheridan
Dennis Morgan
Jack Carson
Ken Maynard
Hoot Gibson
Kay Forrester
Angel Puss
War Bond Auction At Tivoli Theater Monday
Tivoli theater to hold a War Bond auction Monday at 8 30 p m with local merchants donating merchandise. Highest bidders win in bonds and buyers gain reserved seats for the June 30 bond premiere. A thermometer display in the lobby tracks bond sales progress.
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Tivoli Theater
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday and Today
Results include Washington 7 over Boston 1 New York 3 Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 5 Detroit 1 Cleveland 5 Chicago 1. Today matchups: Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St. Louis New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston. Standings show St. Louis leading with 33 wins 27 losses, Boston 30, Chicago 27 27, New York 29 29, Detroit 30 31, Philadelphia 29 32, Washington 32, Cleveland 29 32.
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Boston
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
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National League results and standings overview
The National League scores show Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 5 in an unfinished game after 11 innings. Upcoming matchups include Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Chicago at Cincinnati, St Louis at Pittsburgh, and Boston at New York. Standings list St Louis leading with about 16 wins and 28 losses, followed by Pittsburgh and New York near .500, with Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago trailing.
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Philadelphia
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Bainbridge Naval Center may bar former pros from grid play
Athletic officials at Bainbridge Naval Training Center said in June that former professional football players assigned there would likely be ineligible to play this season due to a post principle barring players with pro experience from the prior year. If eight pros from the Great Lakes Training Center were sent to Bainbridge they would be placed in an eight week instructors course and then reassigned. The detachment included Joe Vodicka and Al Matuza of the Chicago Bears, Andy Uram of the Green Bay Packers, Bob Morrow and Joe Bukant of the Chicago Cardinals, Lou Rymkus of the Washington Redskins, Len Janiak of the Brooklyn Dodgers, and Dick Beltz formerly of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Great Lakes Center
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al Matuza
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Andy Uram
Green Bay Packers
Bob Morrow
Joe Bukant
Chicago Cardinals
Lou Rymkus
Washington
Dodgers Take 2 0 Win to Tie for Fourth Place
Ed Head shaded Philadelphia 2 0 allowing two hits to earn his fourth straight win for the Brooklyn Dodgers, who moved into a fourth place tie with the Cincinnati Reds after the Cubs beat Cincinnati 3 1. Raffensberger, Matthewson, Mussill and Stewart worked for Brooklyn while Head and Owen contributed for the Dodgers. In Chicago, Clyde Shoun took the loss as the Cubs defeated the Reds 3 1 with a first inning rally and a late score.
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R. H EK
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Dr Pepper and Detrick Navy Ten Win City Softball
Dr Pepper defeated Frederick Iron-Price Bros 9-6 while Detrick Navy upset Everedy 7-1 at Baker Park. Navy moved out of the cellar and Everedy dropped to mid standings as FIPB slid to the middle. game details note key plays by Lidie Kehne Cline and Michaels team for the Navy win.
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Leonard Went On To Rank With Gans As Real Top Notcher
Famous referee Benjamin Lerner notes Benny Leonard rose from New York's lower east side to rival Joe Gans as light welterweight great. Leonard defeated contenders including Freddie Welsh and Lew Tendler, set lightweight attendance records, learned from Joe Gans, and after retirement in 1925 returned as an Army boxing instructor and later a welfare officer on Hoffman Island.
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Peter Prunty
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George Engle
Billy Gibson
Lew Tendler
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Ever Hammer
Richie
Pinky Mitchell
Johnny Kilbane
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Tendler
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Boston Set Back By Nats In Three-Game Series
Washington Nationals defeat Boston Red Sox 7 to 1 behind Early Wynn five hit pitching and big hits from Gilberto Torres and Stan Spence. Torres and Spence collect three hits apiece with two RBIs each, including a double from Torres. Other games note Yankees beat Athletics 5 to 1 behind Stirnweiss and Martin, Jakucki shuts out Tigers 5-0, and Indians top White Sox 5-1.
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Gilberto Torres
Stan Spence
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Spence
R. H. E. Washington
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Guerrero Johnson
Terry
Lake
Wagner
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Athletics
George Stirnweiss
Herschel Martin
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Stirnweiss
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Hemsley
Hamlin
Berry
Hayes
Guests at Castleman's Inn and local notes on Bolivar society
Bolivar society notices list recent visitors including six Western Union men, Mrs. F Cottrell of Elkins, Misses Bristel and Baynes, and several Washington and Baltimore guests. Also mentioned are Illness of Mr. James W. Derry, visits from Nellie Jones, Reba Mitchell, and a social gathering last Tuesday honoring the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Whitmore.
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Baltimore
James W. Derry
Bolivar
Nellie Jones
B. C. Spensler
L. F Hoover
Reba Mhitchell
Eagles
John Bragg
Chas. A. Whitmore
Wedding Surprise At Camp Hill Church Home
Guests gathered at a Fillmore Avenue home to honor newlyweds with refreshments and a cedar rose colored blanket gift. The ceremony followed a note of church hospitality as Rev. L. M. Young led the welcome and D. A. J. R. Shumaker presented the large cedar blanket. Nearby, Mrs. C Johnson visited relatives in Alexandria, and Mrs. William Evans of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with the Dudrows.
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Irvin Chilcoat
Kenneth Wolfe
John Wolfe
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Dean Gaver
Shirley Nichols
Camp Hill
George Kellison
S. G. Moore
Rose Applegate
Washington
Father Healey
Harpers Ferry
Jennie Webb
Jessie Hawks
Cumberland
Anna V. Potts
C. ©. Johnson
Eleanor Johnson
W. W. Winters
Alexandria
William Evans
Pittsburgh
Edgar Dudrow
Lewis Kenley
Wash
Hold-Up Play In No Trump Bid
Mrs. Lulu Harr of Cleveland is highlighted for shaping many tournament players with beginners focus. The article explains the hold-up play in no trump contracts, showing how to restrain winners to manage entries and avoid giving away tricks. It details a hand where the declarer uses the device to prevent a run and secure the contract.
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Cleveland
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Declarer
Hustlers To Meet Bendix In Twin Bill
Hustlers name Binks De Lauter and Rastus Le Gore as starting pitchers for Sunday double header with Bendix Radio baseball club at McCurdy Field. Bendix, a familiar opponent, defeated by locals 4 1 last year as Ray Steele hit a two run homer in the eighth to seal the win. First game set for 1 30 and will be nine innings. second game seven. Tickets from last week’s forfeit will be honored. Bethlehem Fairfield shipyards seeks to reschedule after last minute forfeit due to overtime ship launch.
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Rastus" le Gore
Hustlers
Bendix Radio
Bendix Radio Nine
Frederick Ball
McCurdy Field
Ray Steele
Martin Bombers
Baltimore
Bendix
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Austin Angleberger
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Pleasant county notes charm Mt. Vernon visits and birthdays
Mount Pleasant and surrounding families share weekend visits and outings. Peggy Schildt enjoys vacation with grandparents near Lewistown while August Monath call on Herbst and Ecker. Remsbergs visit John O. David O. John and Schildt family host. Grayson Fogle visits Barker and Forle. Dwight Mullican turns one with party including neighborhood children.
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Peggy Schildt
O. Leatherman
Lewistown
August Monath
James G. Herbst
Greenberry Ecker
Leslie C. Schildt
Robert Hammond
Marie
Balfmore
QO. F Leatherman
Lineboro
Melrose
Carroll County
Bernice Fogle
Frederick City Hospital
C Edward Hoffman
John E Main
Edward Hoffman
John Edward
Mt. Vernon
Roger Remsberg
David O. John
Grayson B Fogle
Oak Orchard
Jennie E. Barker
Mary C. Forle
Austin Mullican
Dwight Mullican
Bobby
Charles Toucae
Douglas Stauffer
David McDevitt
Dennis
Walker Brothers Fined Ten Dollars Each
Edward and James Walker, colored property owners at 14 West Fourth Street, were fined $10 and costs in a Friday hearing before Magistrate Edward J. Smith. They must remodel the premises to avoid further action for violating the Health and Nuisances code. The house, condemned as unfit for habitation, has housed the same colored family for years amid local complaints of disorder and disturbances.
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James Walker
West Fourth Street
Edward J. Smith
Cherry Price Ceiling Set at 155 Per Ton for Cherry Packers
Popular demand from the armed forces prompts a War Food Administration action. The Office of Price Administration will set ceiling cherry prices based on a farm price of 155 dollars per ton if processors pay farmers that amount.
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War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
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