Four Crown One Saved In Wisconsin Yacht Tragedy
Patricia Smith, 19, survivor of a Lake Michigan yacht tragedy at Sturgeon Bay, recalls a six hour struggle to reach shore after a squall sank her father Leather D. Smith, 59, shipbuilder and former Senate candidate. Four others perished including Elian Washington, 45, and Howard Hunt, 29, both Smith shipyard department heads, and Mary Loomis, 19, of Winnetka.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Dune
Lake Michigan
Patricia Smith
Door County Memorial Hospital
Patty
Mother
Patricia
Court News Equity and Marital Annuities Across State Lines
A list of court cases includes partial divorce bills for Phyllis A. Brice versus George J. Brice with temporary alimony and fees, and Pearl M. Carter versus George Edward Carter for absolute divorce and counsel fee. Multiple marriage licenses and divorces are noted with names, ages, and addresses across Frederick, Washington, Pa., Md., and surrounding areas.
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Court News Equity
Phyllis A. Brice
George J. Brice
Pearl M. Carter
George Edward Carter
Kenneth Quinton Harsher
Frederick
Marietta Ruth Zimmerman
Ernest M. Armentrout
Helen M. Gordon
Washington
James Walter Carter, Jr
Juliet Elizabeth Rowe
Emmitsburg
Jesse Eugene Hossler
East Church Street
Betty Ellene Abrecht
East Fourth Street
Olen C. Spanseller
Berwick
Mila Mae M. Stout
Niscopeck
William Joseph Thomas, Jr
Mary G. Barney
Kingston
Harry Ef, Rewels
Pittsburgh
Mary E. Daily
Avella
Robert L. Thompson
College Park
Hazel M. Bridges
Mt. Airy
John L. Iglehart, Jr
Ellicott City
Regina M. Fox
Baltimore
Conrad F. Necrason
Ft. Douglas
Utah
Myrle Caffer
Miami
Fla
Richard John Stitely
Alpha Elvira Marshall
Thurmont
Wilbur L. Rogers
Palmyra
Katherine Vasil
Lebanon
Paul
Owens
Norton
Dorothy Mac Rice
Frederick Route
James F. Nicholson
Mary V. Hawkins
Winchester
Bertrand R. Minehall
Ramona E. Simpson
Charles R. Norris
Knoxville
Evelyn M. Myers
Lovettsville
Sanford J. Fox
Laniz
Evelyn I. Smith
Smithsburg
Eugene F. Henderson
Burkittsville
Clara Jane Hill
North Bentz Street
This City
Charles D. McLane
Evelyn M. Wenner
Brunswick
Waterfowl decline links to rising duck stamp sales
A chart by Albert M. Day shows a direct link between falling waterfowl populations and rising duck stamp sales to hunters. From 1927 to 1946 the corralling decline in ducks coincides with increasing stamp purchases, signaling more hunters amid tighter regulations and shifting seasons.
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Cxagt
Washington
Albert M. Day
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Director Day
Ono
Property Deeds and Estates Noted in Local Transfers
Listings show multiple parcel transfers including Thomas Marcum and Mary Weybright. George Brown to C J Fink and to Bernard Fink. Howard Late to Clarence Fink. Kathryn Fogle assignees to Harvey Working. George Waterman to Homer Tyler. Henry Bass to William King. A Hart Etchison to Lewis Young. Beauford Oden to Philip Harvey. Stephen Singer to Frank Laurence. Mary Lawson to Harry Snodden. Frank Hartsock to Walter Kifer. Lillie Boteler to James Carroll. Daisy Waesche to Alice Willard. plus E R Brosius visiting Eligo Park and social calls. REPORT FILED assets of Harry L. Ebert largely joint. administratrix Mary Blanche Ebert noted. estate approx 2500. court approved second account in Charles S Houck Sr estate, assets 141625.89, distributions 80,915.58.
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George Wilbur Brown
Bernard T. Fink
Howard F. Late
Clarence J. Fink
Kathryn C. Fogle
Harvey H. Working
George S. Waterman
Homer F. Tyler
Henry G. Bass
William E. King
A. Hart Etchison
Lewis A. Young
Beauford A. Oden
Philip C. Harvey
Stephen E. Singer
Frank S. Laurence
Mary J. Lawson
Harry Snowiden
Frank Hartsock
Walter F. Kifer
Lillie
Boteler
James H.carroll
Daisy Waesche
Alice Willard
Harry L. Ebert
Mary Blanche Ebert
Arnhanes Cnet
James W. Houck
Isabelle Houck Bowers
Charles S. Houck
Playgrounds Week Opens with Parks Busy Throughout City
City playgrounds launched Sports Week with morning story hours and noon to afternoon activity blocks at Harmon Field Mullinix and Baker parks. Competitions in jacks dodge ball and hopscotch, plus a 111th Boys Softball League game in Baker Park, dominated the opening day as supervisors oversee schedules and Red Cross clubs plan Friday events and a weekend wrap.
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C. Burr Artz
Baker Park
Washington Street
Mullinix Park
Harmon Field
Playground Commission
Jeann Johnson
Red Cross
Harmon
Lowe Smith
1609
North Market Street
Gwendolyn Henson
Robert L. Smith
Lloyd C. Culler
Smith
Walter C. Wolfie
Salvation Army
Alvin G. Quinn
Tony Wagner
Dodgers Gain In Flag Race at Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers boosted their NL lead to three games over idle St. Louis by defeating the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 in a 13 inning marathon at Ebbets Field. Rookie Carlo Furillo delivered the decisive RBI in the 13th after Dixie Walker scored on a walk and wild pitch.
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Brooklyn
Jime
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbets Field
Carlo Furillo
Dixie Walker
Walker
Hob Malloy
EK. E
Cincinnati
Walters
Hetki
Blackwell
Lambert
Malloy
Lamanno
Higbe
Behrman
Whitman
Herring
Lombardi
Casey
Edwards
Legion
Norwood
R Oh
Esteine
jAmer
Esterley
Newton
Covell
van Fossen
Shaw
Nightly baseball results and corrected county league standings
Yesterday's results show Boston tied Detroit five all and New York beat Cleveland one to zero while Chicago defeated Washington seven to twelve. The night game listed Philadelphia at St. Louis was unreported and a correction notes a transposition in the Dayton line score earlier. Harmony defeated Damascus in a Sunday softball doubleheader four to two and eleven six, with updated league standings.
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Damascus
Coleaville Cardinals
R. Burdette
Watkins
King
Ogg
Colesville
Anderson
O'Keefe
Colesville AB
R. HH
C. A. E. Bonifant
Love
Hobbs
Lechlider
Murnane
Williams
Rf Day
Wheeler
Hines
Easton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
L. Brooklyn
Charley ‘Keller
Yankee
Rollie Remsley
Phillies
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Yatlay
Harmony
Red Sox Rescue Tie With Tigers In Nine Inning Climax
In Detroit on June 24 the Boston Red Sox, trailing 5-2, rally to tie the Tigers 5-5 as darkness ends the nine inning game. Pat Mullin belted a grand slam for Detroit, while Ted Williams and Hank Greenberg hit their 17th homers. Earl Johnson and the bullpen hold Detroit to preserve the tie amid a suspenseful finish.
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Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Pat Mullin
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Earl Johnson
Boston
Dick Wakefield
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Ted Williams
Greenberg
Hame
Dobson
Klinger
C. Wagner
Butland
Johnson
H. Wagner
Trout
Bridges
Swift
Yankees
Tribe
Cleveland
Floyd
Bevens
Cleveland Invidians
New York Yankees
Theanks
Yanks
Phil Rizzuto
Tommy Henrich
Rizzzuto
Charlie Keller
Masterson, Wolff, Scarborough
Evans
Smith
Vernon Stays Top in AL Batting Amid Weekslide
Chicago report shows Mickey Vernon at .367 to lead the American League while Ted Williams slides to .249. Johnny Berardino stands third at .335 with Charlie Keller at .332. Williams shares the home run lead with 16, and leads in runs with 459 as Charlie Rufing tops the pitching chart with a 5 0 record.
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Chicago
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Iuns
Ted Williams
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Bernardino
Charlie Keller
New York
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Keller
Williams
Charlie Rufing
Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Yankee
Amer Legion and Dr Pepper clash at Camp Detrick event
A terse notice lists MC A and Amer Legion teams meeting at Camp Detrick with Dr Pepper as sponsor. It records scores 13 to 4 and 11 to 1, indicating multiple matchups or segments in a historical scoreboard style. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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M.C.A
Amer
Legion
Dr. Pepper
Camp Detrick
Xamsca
Coca Cola O
Amer. Legion
McCarthy Affiliated With Yankees In Advisory Role
Buffalo June 24 Joe McCarthy former Yankees manager said he was affiliated in an advisory capacity with the club and planned to stay with the Yankees He had resigned May 24 citing ill health and commented on a Buffalo Courier-Express report naming him as still part of the Yankee organization He said he was an adviser on team policy and play
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Y. Buffalo
N. Y
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Lub
Yankees
McCarthy
Billy Kelly
Buffalo Courier-Express
Yankee
Doe
Phillies Show Wave Of Fever As Pennant Hopes Rise
Philadelphia June 24 A wild baseball fever grips the city as the Phillies, on a hot stretch this Memorial Day period, surge toward potential pennant contention. Attendance records fall while General Manager Herb Pennock praises the team’s spirit and unity under Manager Ben Chapman amid historic crowds and rising optimism.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Athletics
Phil
Phils
Pirates
Herb Pennock
Ben Chapman
Ben
Pennock
Carlos Proclaims Freedom of the Press Months Ago
A historic proclamation by Carlos asserting freedom of the press was issued several months ago, signaling a shift in media policy and protections for journalists amid ongoing political developments.
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Carlos
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