Rapid Fire Touchdowns Thrill Crowd in NFL Action
Nov 1 report notes Green Bay Packers upset Chicago Cardinals 55 44 as Cecil Isbell tied league record with five TD passes and Don Hutson added three TD catches. Bears beat Lions 16 0 as Luke Johnson Hank Anderson era begins. Redskins edged Eagles 30 27 with late field goal and Rams beat Dodgers 17 0. Steelers defeated Giants 17 3 to climb to second in East.
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Washington Redskins
Redskins
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Bruins
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Teaders
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Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Cleveland
Rams
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Cecil Isbell
Ray Buiid
Don Hutson
Isbell
Cardinal
Marshall Goldberg
Chicago
Lions
Charley O'Rourke
Ray McLean
Sid Luckman
Harry Clark
Frank Maznicki
Tommy Thompson
Philadelphia
Sammy Baugh
Bosh Pritchard
Eagles
Ray Hare
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Parker Hall
Chet Adams
Polo Grounds
Teams Join League To Expand Inter Church Bowing
Two new teams from Buckeys town and Frederick Presbyterian Church join the Inter Church League women division bringing total teams to six. They debut this evening at Health Center alleys with first matchups on alleys one and two. The league now includes a teen age branch bowling Fridays as a church circuit supplement.
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Buckeystown
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Church
Taxed Tobacco Dealers Adjust in Frederick City Scene
Frederick cigarette and cigar shops reacted to the new federal tobacco tax with varied pricing. Some raised consumer prices while others kept display prices, many absorbing the tax in vending and counter sales. OPA rules allowed certain two-pack deals, and local stores such as Peoples Drug Stores hesitated on cigar tax applicability. Argentina’s first modern plane, built by a private firm, flew successfully with a wooden airframe except for the engine.
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Frederick
Federgl
Vending Maphone Crarette
People's Drug Stores
Draft rules loosen, baseball unloads prospects watch
New York, Nov. 2. Draft changes shake major league plans as players from 3-A and 4-F classifications gain eligibility. Unrestricted draft lists allow clubs to name many players, with Portland in mind. The National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress adopts red caps for umpires at Wichita tournament.
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Chicago
Portland Coast League Ould
Wichita
Kas
Sam
Ben White
Bill Strang
Ambassador
Strange
George Lewis
Herbie
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jim Allerdice
Princeton
Transferred Apprentice Seaman Tucker joins Great Lakes Machinists’ School squad
The report notes Tucker, after a furlough at 8 College Avenue, transfer to Great Lakes Naval Training Station Illinois to enter the Machinists’ School varsity team. He faces upperclassmen, a one armed opponent, and other on court challenges while coach Waters at a North Carolina prep school maintains undefeated teams. Michael Nolan is highlighted as a renowned Arizona football figure among Marines selected for officers. Cadet Ed Erlingboe led the Iowa Seahawks cross country team before graduation with 70 pushups for younger cadets.
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Tucker
College Avenue
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
EL Co Waters
Noth Carolina
Pre- Higat School
West Chester
Michael
King Kong) Nolan
Arizona
Ed Erlingboe
Iowa Seahawks
Lather
Blame Your Lazy Liver Bile II Adverts Doctor Edwards Olive Tablets
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to ease constipation and boost bowel movements by regulating liver bile, claiming improved intestinal action. It markets 15¢ and 10¢ packs and mentions drugstores.
Brunswick native born 1905 seeks legal career milestone
Born at Brunswick Maryland in 1905 married June 19 1931. Received primary education in Brunswick public schools. Holds A B degree from Washington College Chestertown Maryland and LLB from Georgetown University Law School Washington D C. Experienced trained able qualified.
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Brunswick
Maryland
Tiis
Washington College
Chestertown
Georgetown University Law School
Washington, D. C
Maryland War Governor Aids War Effort With Reforms
A compact record credits Maryland leaders from 1927 to 1942 with reelection margins and sweeping reforms. Highlights claim tax cuts, debt reduction, a revamped minor judiciary, a Chesapeake Bay ferry link, expanded health services, teacher salary increases, workplace protections, a surplus aimed at wartime needs, and close cooperation with the federal government under Roosevelt.
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Bray
Chesapeake Bay
Hone Omar
Kent
Industrial Accident Commission
Labor Victory Board
Transportation Commission
Baltimore Harbor
Fairfield
Glenn L. Maria Plant
Edgewood Arsenal
Roosevelt
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