Adventure Film Bill At Tivoli Shows Passages To Marseille
A varied Tivoli bill features Passage To Marseille as the week opens with war linked adventure, followed by a mystery and a comedy. A strong male cast stars Bogart and Claude Rains among others, with Michelle Morgan taking the female lead in the week’s standout. The program includes The Uninvited, a haunting Windward House, private Hargrave, Racket Man, and a Pete Smith novelty, ending with See Here Private Hargrove and Friday’s cartoons and news.
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Tivoli Theater
Marseille
Michelle Morgan
Devil's Island
Bogart
Claude Rains
Sydney Greenstreet
Philip Dorn
Peter Lorre
Helmut Dantine
Universal News
Windward
England
Gail Russell
Ray Milland
Ruth Hussey
Donald Crisp
Gail
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Pete Smith
Tom Neal
Pathe
Pappa
Frederick
Dorothy Lamour
Dick Powell
Victor Moore
Gil Lamb
Bette Davis
Miriam Hopkins
Pathe News
Phils Rally With Raffensberger Pitch To Beat Brooklyn
The Philadelphia Phillies won 3 to 1 over Brooklyn behind lefty Ken Raffensberger, extending their winning streak to five and moving into second place in the NL flag race. Raffensberger worked tightly, allowing only four baserunners, with Ron Northey's fifth inning homer providing the key run.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillies
Raffensberger
Los Angeles
Lions
Frenchy Bordagary
Ron Northley
Curt Davis
Elvin Adams
Philadelphia
Brooxlyn
Finley
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Webber
Owen
National League Yesterday's Results Summary
Reported results show Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 3 to 1 and Boston defeating New York 3 to 2. Cincinnati was posted to play St. Louis with Pittsburgh at Chicago postponed due to cold weather. Standings list St. Louis leading, followed by Philadelphia and New York with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Boston, and Chicago trailing.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Chicago
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Postponed Games Mark Early Season Schedule
A fragment shows multiple NBA style matchups listed as postponed or rearranged with cities including Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit St Louis Cleveland Washington and notes of scores such as St Louis 123 New York 8 and Cleveland 8 Washington 6. The garbled text suggests a revised early season schedule with cross city contests and results in a historical sports page.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelph
St Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Philad
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Detroit Fe
City Softball League Folk Tailors 9 Dr Pepper 5
Standings show Dr Pepper leading with 40 games won and 1.000 winning percentage. Folk Tailors and Wolfpack both hold 2 wins, 2 losses with 300 and 500 point differentials respectively. Detrick Evs Eveready and Detrick O's follow with mixed records and varied spreads.
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Wolfpack
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Dr Pepper Frederick Tailoring Tens Winners in City Softball
The City Softball League crown moved forward as Dr Pepper beat Wolfpack 16-5 at Baner Park and Frederick Tailoring defeated Frederick Iron and Steel and Price Bros. 9-3. Dr Pepper built a 2-3-2 run surge, then extended in the third with three more. The Tailors moved to second in standings after Esterly tossed a walkless game, while Wolfpack tumbled into a four-way tie for third.
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Freeh
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Tailors
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Wolfpacks
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Yankees Begin Home Stand With 11 7 Win Over Red Sox
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 11 to 7 to open a long home stand on May 5 before 7,093 fans. Nick Etten and George Stirnweiss led offense with multiple hits as Tex Hughson and Charlie Woods were checked for fifteen hits and a heavy scoring burst in the sixth.
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Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Tex Hughson
Charlie Woods
Nick Etten
George Stirnweiss
Atley Donald
Boston
Bob John
Johnny Lindell
Doerr
Jim Tabor
Roy Partee
George Metkovich
Red Sox
Frent
Middletown High Falls After Early Lead Loss
Middletown High led 8-1 entering the final half but Waterville High and Damascus battled back. Eigenbrode hit a homer for Waterville while Bo Smith and Shafer added key triples as Middletown’s errors and walks allowed six late runs, giving Waterville the 8-2 victory.
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Maed
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Walkersville High Schools
Damascus
Hoae Shafer
Harshman
Keller
Stroup
Loo Grahams
Walk
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iDiaon
Stauffer
Nicodemus
R. Nicodemus
War Dept Reports Davis Wounded in Action in Italy
Union Bridge residents receive notification that Pfc Loy W Davis was seriously wounded in Italy on March 16 and is improvIng satisfactorily as of March 31. Overseas service reported at about twenty one months. Also noted are Mrs William Brandenburg recovering well after minor surgery, and Union Bridge residents attending Eastern Star events in Baltimore.
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William Davis
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War Department
Pfc
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Italy
Pfe. Davis
William Brandenburg
Frederick City Hospital
Order of Eastern Star
Lord Baltimore Hotel
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Plymouth
Fannie Noveiff
Bertha Gaithis
Sevvin Fogle
Reba Skinner
Beatrice Gladhill
Helen Funk
Charles Fowble
Doroth
Jenassa Eakle
Walkersville
Beautician's shop and jurors listed in county notice
Miss Bernice Gressnicktle and Bridie, former beautician staff, now run Powder Puff Beauty Shoppe in New Windsaur. The Ladies' Aut Soriety plans a social event at the Ged ung social hall Thursday. Jurors drawn for Carrell County May term: Karhee EO Alexander and Momo BOO Wilson, convening May 8 at Westminster.
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Bernice Gressnicktle
Une Ton Bridie
Hagerstown
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Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Court notices list marriage licenses for Joseph Jo Marstadl and others in Kansas and Monrovia, plus property deeds: Aust A Lamar to Sophie Derr for $10, Homer Ro Rifle to John Cunningham for $10, and multiple transfers among local residents and banks in county records. Includes names like Frederich, Margaret Virgie, Harriett Mo, and Carter Reid with dates and addresses like 208 East Sevond Street.
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Rote
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Biueches
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Sevond Street
This City
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Cleveland
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Wate
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Rechard J Conner
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Wift
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Carson
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Grimm Hints at Cubs Manager Shift and Milwaukee Link
Grimm signals possible Cubs manager replacement while indicating interest in Milwaukee role for Casey. He asserts control over personnel decisions and notes pressure from front office as he weighs a Brewers path. Rosson remains acting manager pending further moves and a long tenure for a new skipper.
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