Interstate League faces travel cost push for 1943 season
Baltimore reports Inter state League head Arthur Ehlers says three or four game series could replace two game sets to curb travel expenses amid a government ban on private bus use. He cites roughly $800 extra per season for common carrier transport and notes six clubs likely, with Reading and York possible entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Arthur Ehlers
Intergente League
Repues
Office of Defense
Hagerstown
Enlers
Ehlers
Philadelphia
Ward
Lancaster
Reading
York
Chicago Cubs
Portsmouth
Harrisburg
Allentown
Wilmington
Del
Trenton
N. J
Clown Adler Plays Bridge At Waldorf Party
Felix Adler, famed Ringling circus clown, joins a bridge game at a Waldorf Astoria charity event. He demonstrates precise play, with a Blackwood sequence leading to a six spade contract making with careful heart and club handling, while a Gin Rummy quiz asks if the dealer may take the turned card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Adler
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailley’s
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Blackwood
Adler
East
Coast Artillery Private Wertenbaker Stationed at Fort Scott
West Coast Pvt Wertenbaker son of Mrs Wertenbaker residing at 103 West Third Street serves with Headquarters Company of the Sixth Coast Artillery at Fort Winfield Scott California. He has been with the Harbor Defenses since last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt Wertenbaker
Wertenbaker
West Third Street
William O Wertenbaker
Sixth Coast Artillery
Fort Winfield Scott
Calif
Wolfpark Beats Singer Team 31 30 In Close College Ball Contest
In a tight Monday night game at the M S D basket ball court the Wolfpark five edged the Singer coached W M A A 31 to 30. Potts led Silentees with scoring pressure while Talivy and the Wolfpark squad kept the lead exchanges close through each period. Referee Rhoderick and timekeeper Tyeryar officiated as Peddiford kept the scorebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. D
Potts
Silentees
W Talivy
Young Men's Athletic Association
Wolfpark
Remarkable high altitude bird sightings by aviators
It is exceptional to find birds one mile above the earth, and only a few are found at 3,090 feet, according to aviators.
Little Effect On SportsPlans
New York March 2 The OD s bas on the use of privately owned buses will have little if any effect on sports programs already geared to war conditions. Minor leagues prepared for these changes by relying on trains or regular transportation. AAA leagues use trains. Pony League uses station wagons. some districts may shift to schedules of three or four games. Golf clubs report few privately owned buses. some use horse drawn vehicles. Colleges and high schools relied on regular transit or private cars for athlete transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press Today
ODT
Thomas Richardson
Appalachian League
J. Ross Edgeman
Arthur Ehlers
Interstate League
Pony League
Hamilton
Ont
Bob Stedler
Joe Dey
United States Golf Association
Dey
Washington
Multilingual overseas broadcasts at British broadcasting station
The main British broadcasting station uses thirty four foreign languages in its overseas broadcasts. The service showcases diverse language offerings to reach international listeners and reflects broad linguistic coverage. The entry notes the scale of language use but lacks details on stations or schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirly
Auction Draws Crowd as Cattle Fetch High Prices
A local sale drew over 500 attendees and nearly $3,000 in sales. Ten gallon milk cans sold for $9, a riding corn plow about 15 years old went for $40, cows topped at $176, and a brace of horses sold for $167 and $102.50. Shoats brought $20.25 each. Edgar Warfield acted as auctioneer with Foster Summers as clerk.
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Civdee Annan Ah Lt
Harry Trout
Clyde W. Ecker
McKinstry
Mately
Paul Neiswander Ferrell
Wssemene
Leslie O. Repp
Hook
Ac. Hawke
Walter Lynn ‘Holler
Ladiesburg
Paris
Bowman
McKenny
Ralph Waybright
Kline
Samuel Fogle
Slagle
Edward Runkles
Griffin
Boyer Farm
Ridgeville
Tues- Esworthy
Eichelberger
Rhoderick
Shoats
Edgar Warfield
Foster Summers
Parole Board Recommends Paroles For Two Frederick Men
Two Frederick County men on parole recommendations from the Associated Press heard by State Parole Director Herman M. Moser. John Howard, 19, color ed, sentenced in 1941 to four years for larceny. Delmas K. Rice, 28, convicted a year ago of larceny and receiving stolen goods, given two and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
House of Correction
Associated Press
Herman M. Moser
John Howard
Delmas K. Rice
Rump Training Camp Opens in Florida for Big Leaguers
Sarasota hosts Florida rump training camp as winter baseball colony members begin early warmups for an uncertain season. St Peters burg opened yesterday with Spur geon Chandler Johnny Murphy and Atley Donald among attendees. Players include Paul Waner Johnny Cooney Paul Derringer Walter Henline Ted McGrew Heinie Manush and Johnny Moore as schedulers promise more arrivals and a couple of games with service teams.
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Sarasota
Fla
Pi Florida
St. Petersburg
Spurgeon Chandler
Johnny Murphy
Atley Donald
Johnny Nee
New York Yankees
Paul Waner
Johnny Cooney
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Derringer
Chicago
Spring Training Pitches Start As Players Trickle North
Camps move north for practice with Pirates pitcher Truett Sewell shaping up at Plant City and Cincinnati outfielder Gerald Walker keeping busy at his Orlando drug store while awaiting contract terms. Several others in Florida prepare independently before joining clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truett
Rip) Sewell
The
Pirates
Plant City
Gerald Walker
Cincinnati
Orlando
No Decision Reached On Hours For Stores
Chain store managers failed to reach a decision yesterday on cutting a half hour from local store hours. The postponement followed failure to secure a majority turnout for the vote. The movement is strongly backed by Frederick units of nationally organized five and dime stores. W. M. Broome, district supervisor for McCrory stores in the city, called the issue a burning one for his organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. M. Broome
McCrory
Public Sale Notices For Farm Equipment And Real Estate
A scattered set of 1943 public sale notices lists auction items at 303 East Main Street Smmutsburg Maryland and properties on Madison Street Frederick and Unionville Route 26. Items include Case tractors threshers clover huller silo cutters saw mill and a wide array of farming machinery with sales scheduled March 9 13 20 and related real estate deeds with cash or secured note terms. The notices name Lloyd G Ohler Alton Bennett William Storm and others as trustees auctioneers and clerks with possession after court ratification.
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Wader
East Main Street
Smmutsburg
Birdsell
Dellinger
Farquar
Ridge School
Tom's Creek
Dilston
Lloyd G. Ohler
J Earl Bowers
Ray Maxwell
Circuit Court
Frederick County
John H. Suter
Ellen Laverne Fox
Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Madison Street
Frederick City
Said Street
Linge
Lal
Nell Bowers Hobbs
Lusher
Hher
Alton ¥. Bennett
William M. Storm
John W. Null
Lowman
Unionville
Baltimore and Frederick Road
E.W T
Charlie
Prince
T. B
William L. Ensor
Walkersville
William H. Gaver
West Middletown
Helen Valentine
Motter’s Station
Monros Lowmad
George J. Betts
Ridgeville
Catottin Country Club
Coarse House
David E. Mong
Smthsburg
Ringgold
Frith N. Stanier
Douglas Williams and Sons
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Fike
Harry M. Suey
Miles
Peolerville
Martin A. Kepler
Jocast Valley
Middletown
Lloyd C. Dern
Emmitsberg- Tarertown Road
Joral R. Grossnickle
Johnsville
McCrory’s stores adjust hours amid labor shortages
Dayton Ohio stores will open late and stay open longer to serve defense workers. Pittburgh McCrory units remain closed Monday mornings as hours shift to labor needs across districts. David Cooper of Newberry's and Stephen Langley of McCrory's warn a managers’ meeting will address the return of shortened shopping hours.
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Pittburgh
Personal property sale near Lewistown and Mita Town March 4 1943
Having sold my home near Rovete 15 Lewistown I will sell at 1:00 PM East West Time. Items include wagon, cream separator, various plows, churn, ice cream freezer, garden tools, furniture kitchen cabinet kerosene stove set, beds, clocks, dishes and more. Cash terms. J Norman Harper and Emmett R Bowlus auctioneers. Also farm sale six miles west of Mita Town Route 40 Thursday March 4 1943 at 10:00 AM sharp.
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Rovete 15
Lewistown
E.W.T
J. Norman Harper
Emmett R Bowlus
Mita Town
Mir
Sale Register Listings From Maryland Auction Notices
A historical sale register lists numerous auction notices across Maryland towns including Walkersville, Middletown, Union Bridge, and Mount. Galleries show bidders, estates, and properties from 1 to 31 across March and April, with one executor sale and multiple real estate consignments.
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Icial
Madison Square Garden
Toledo
Long Island University
New York University
St. John's
Brooklyn
Davage Minor
Loyola of Chicago
Rockets
de Paul
St. John’s
NYU
Orioles
Maron 2
Baltimore Orioles
Birds
Toronto
Pimlicook
United Nations
Bey Seeds
Serebase
Sittiaks
Funmaker
No Bridge
Akqis
By William F. McKenney
American Card Authority
William
Quint
Pearres Pharmacy
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Ma
Markell & Ford
Woon
Libya
Florida
George Washington
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
McCormick-Deering
Pennsylvania
New Idea
Schuttler
Black Hawk
Syracuse
Oliver Barshear
eCormick
Oliver
Dillinger Hammer Mill
C. L Lindsay
E. Monroe Lowman
Emmett R. Lowlus
Audt
F. L Simpson
Leslie Repp
Bangs
Delco Motora
Graham Page
W. H. Gaver
Emmett Bowlus
Robert Routzahn
Friendly Circle
Lutheran Church
Pune
Calvin H. Mamillon
Clemsonville
Union Bridge
Piu! L. Burdette
Old Germantown
Martin R. Wagner
Mt Airy
Old Annapolis Road
M. M. Spurrier
Johnnsyde
Robert Lowman
Central Church
Old Annapoliis
T. W. McDonough
Hyattstown
Price's Pisillery
Philip Clark
Abmape- Uy Fis Road
Forest King
Quince Orchard
W. W. Price
C. M. Norwood
Lawrence C. Fry
Bockeystown
Charles BR. Holter
Myersville
Claggett Wiles
Sigler Farm
Jeferson
Joan F. Foreman
New Windsor
Harry O. Mount
Ithdown
Watkins Mul
Daniel T. Staley
Burkittsville
G. Mariah England
Menrovia
Charity P. Henry
Adameown
Hubert FE. Moser
Mamoeny-Everton Road
Jacob G. Shoemaker
Sheokstown
Thomas P. Culler
Backerstown
Lee A
George L. Jonas
Dickerson
George H. Payne
Cadie Farm
Urbdena
Paul E. Remsburg
Airview
Raymond L. Bide
Robert M. Ranneberger
Foo Bryaa
Tarmerny Ateve
Serrkt
Peters
Mile Market
Frederier
Harvey Covell
Axt Livertytown
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