Major league rosters altered in biggest spree of season
New York Yankees traded four players for Irv Noren and Tommy Upton as Joe DiMaggio’s retirement creates a centerfield vacancy. Washington Senators added six players in a broad reorganization including Sam Mele to Chicago White Sox for Mel Hoderlein and Jim Busby. Cardinals sent George Munger to Pirates for Bill Werle. Pirates sent Jim Suchecki back to Browns. Athletics bought Joe Bevan for $10,000 and eyed a deal sending Joe Tipton to Boston for Willard Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Washington Senators
Jackie Jensen
Archie Wilson
Frank Shea
Jerry Snyder
Washington
Irv Noren
Tommy Upton
Kansas
Senators
Sam Mele
Chicago White Sox
Mel Hoderlein
Jim Busby
St. Louis Cardinals
George Munger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Werle
Pirates
Jim Suchecki
St. Louis Browns
Suchecki
A's
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Bevan
Boston Red Sox
Joe Tipton
A’s
Red Sox
Willard Nixon
Yankees
Hope Noren
DiMaggio
Young Jensen
University of California
Shea
Hoderlein
Louisville
Busby
White Sox
Mele
Browns
Munger
Werle
Bevan
New Orleans
Ee ‘Association
Twin Openers Boost Mountaindale and Ballenger Softball Teams
Mountaindale defeated Carty's Frederick entry 14 to 1 in the opener as Mountain's Adamstown clash produced a 15 to 11 score. Ballenger edged Adamstown 9 to 12 in the second game while Robert Cline and J. Easterday led Mountaindale with multiple hits. Errors and wild pitching affected early battles as the two pre-season title contenders started with twin victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale
Ballenger
Carty
Frederick
Adamstown
Robert Cline
Haugh
Rhh
Cook
Cline
J. Easterday
J. Blank
E. Stup
R. H
E. Ballenger
L. Haughard
C. Fink
Heart Of Md. League Opens With Close Scores
Bolivar Myersville New Market and Harmony begin Heart of Maryland League play with wins. Myersville defeats Damascus 21 to 0 as Sheffer triples and doubles, Caver adds a triple and double, while Doub homers and Palmer fans 16. New Market beats Lisbon 8 to 1 with Mayne striking out 11 and Burgee homering. Bolivar edges Tramsville 8-3 behind Koogle's triple and homer and Reeder’s 10 K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Myersville
New Market
Harmony
Tramaville
Reed
V. Moser
Castle
R. Hiltner
Bagent
Lisbon
Newmaster
Pickett
J. Gordon
Mayne
Burgee
Joy
Damascus
Palmer
Kuho
Mullinix
Cline
Bell
Day
Notable anniversaries in American history today
Frederick Barnard born 1809 in Sheffield Mass, later university president. John Draper born England, died 1882. John B Stetson born 1830 Orange NJ, died 1906. Hubert Bancroft born 1832 Granville Ohio, died 1918. James Duncan born 1857 in Scotland, died 1928. Elizabeth Seaman born 1867 Armstrong Co Pa, died 1922. Also notes: American Seamen's Friend Society founded 1828 New York. Detroit Free Press first issued 1831. Oregon pioneers under Wyeth depart 1840s. American Medical Association founded 1847. Civil War Wilderness battle 1864. Sacco and Vanzetti arrested 1920. Dayton high school teacher John T. Scopes arrested 1925.
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Frederick A. P. Barnard
University of Alabama
Mississippi
Columbia
Sheffield
Mass
John W. Draper
New York
England
John B. Stetson
Philadelphia Hat Company
Orange
N. J
Hubert H. Bancroft
San Francisco
Granville
Ohio
James Duncan
Scotland
Quincy
Elizabeth C. Seaman
Nel Healy
Armstrong Co
Dayton Ohio
John T. Scopes
Evolution teaching debate and world events in brief
A compact digest lists a 1935 evolution teaching clash with state law, wartime and postwar items including 1942 sugar rationing and 1946 Soviet rejection of a 25 year power treaty, plus 1950s loan insurance plan. It notes notable birthdays and a dated horoscope with cautions on marriage choices and expression. The entry ends with a note on the apricot’s introduction to Southern California by 18th century missionaries.
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Soviet Russia
U. S
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Senate
Korea
United States
Christopher Morley
New York
Haverford
Joseph P. Tumulty
Washington, D. C
President Wilson
Jersey City
N. J
J. Monroe Johnson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marion
S. C
Kenneth Burke
Andover
Pittsburgh
John Taber
Auburn
N. Y
Alice Faye
Freeman F. Gosden
Amos
Richmond
Rockville Housing Loan Approved for 77 Prefab Homes
The Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a 620000 loan under the Defense Housing Act to build 77 Gunnison type prefabricated homes in Rockville by Rockland Development Corp led by Lawrence Levin of Washington. Home prices range from 9860 for a two bedroom slab unit to 13000 for a three bedroom full basement. Corporate officers include Myron Levin, Nathan Levin, Edith Matthews, and Abraham Levin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Rockland Development Corp
Lawrence Levin
Washington
United States Steel Corp
Myron Levin
Nathan Levin
Edith Matthews
Abraham Levin
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N.yx
Florence Chadwick
English
Miss Chadwick
Catalina Island
Strait of Gibraltar
France
Albert C. Palmer
N. Market St. Phome
Oh. CE
R. Rice
L. Rice
Lake
Beard
N. Stone
H. Powell
Morgan and Beard
Heart of Md
AM Miller's Army
KEY Stamp Company
E. Patrick St. Frederick, MD
Frank R. Long
Congress
Alexander
Unionville, MD
Know
America
Southern
California
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Market Street
Frederick, Md
Rockville Housing Loan
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Johnson's
Market St
Waamois Edeers
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Join “Hospital Ald, Inc
M. D. Harp Agency—Realtors
Pythian Castle
Gordon W. Spurrier
Howard
Fink
Ruth Pfahler
W. Main
Dept
Decatur
Ill
Miss Pfahler
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
Universal Insulation Coward
MOB
Wilson
Ogee
H. B. Duvall
E. Patrick St
Pt Aes
General Acceptance Corporation
R. C. Boyer
Geo. M. Chapline
Chapline Bidg
Resi Frederick
Revsons
Williamson's Drug Store
Middletown Valley
New Highway
N. Court St
NED
Zeiler
Fisher's Appliances “Kitchen Specialists
EL Yeires St
Mayteg
Patrick Dr
Dodge
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Phons
Lawson Motor Sales
Ford
Studebaker
Kaiser
Hudson Business Cpe
W. Patrick St
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
International
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
McCormick
McCormick No
H.C. Summers
Jefferson, Md
Mercer Jones & Sons
Dickerson
Bucheystown
Monrovia Supply CO
Menraviz
Farm Equipment Center
Ttrermont
Suptnar Bottled Gas Service
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