Senators Buy Three Players They Need Em
The 11 major league clubs drafted 20 minor league players for a total of 133000. Washington Senators and Chicago White Sox each picked three players, with several other teams taking two or one apiece. Notable picks include Dick Barrett by the Athletics and Salveson to the Indians, while Moore to Brooklyn drew interest from Branch Rickey.
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Dick Barrett
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Angelo Giuliani
Minneapolis
Bill Swift
St. Paul
White Sox
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San Diego
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Steve Mesner
Sacramento
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Indians
Browns
Joe Schultz
Memphis
K. M. Landis
Boston Braves
Detroit
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
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Brooklyn
Rickey
D. C. Moore
New Orleans
Robert Doyle
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Doyle
National Defense Service
Landis
Albert Hodkey
Scranton
Washington
James Mertz
Atlanta
George Myatt
Dick Culler
Pittsburgh
Eddie Albosta
Montreal
Herbert Bremer
Little Rock
Don Lang
Kansas City
American girls praised as beauty icons in changing world
Hollywood artist Varga hails the American girl as a new beauty gem. He notes the war polished her image and that Americans now set fashion trends without European guidance. The feature mentions MGM showgirls for a Varga girl composite and Leo McCarey’s misjudged preview of Once Upon a Honeymoon. Loretta Young stars in a lip reading role in the recent wreck.
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NEA Service
Varga
MGM
McCarey
Arector
Leo McCarey
Kad
Abbot and Costello
Loretta Young
Alexander Graham Bell
Army Still Has Best Team In Years Despite One Loss
Red Grange surveys college football picks from Army to California. He notes Army’s strength despite a loss, predicts Notre Dame battle at Yankee Stadium, and forecasts outcomes for major games across the nation including Navy, Michigan, Ohio State, Texas, and California in a broad week ahead.
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Yankee Stadium
Angelo Bertelli
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Sons
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Yale
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Baker Field
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Temple
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Georgetown
Washington
Villanova
Philadelphia
Williams
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Williamstown
Iowa
Tom Farmer
Wisconsin
Ghost Hirsch
Pat Harder
Harry Stuhldreher
Texas
Northwestern
Wildcats
Errol’s Ambition in China and Menjou’s Wardrobe Woes
Errol celebrates 40 years in show business and eyes a film about Sir Harry Lauder with writers paid by him. Studios show interest as he pursues the screen life of Lauder. Adophe Menjou’s reputation as the best dressed actor is tested by a still photo mishap with Rita Hayworth in You Were Never Lovelier.
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Leon Errol
Sir Harry Lauder
Adophe Menjou
Menjou
Rita Hayworth
Ruth Donnelly
William Demarest
Johnny Doughboy
Whirlaway Seeks Third Big Purse in Riggs Handicap
Baltimore November 2 Whirlaway Calumet Farm is set to race in the 10 000 added Riggs Handicap at Pimlico seeking a third major purse in 11 days. Riverland former plater upset Alsab at Empire City and is a leading rival with a three pound penalty. Riverland carries 113 pounds after the Westchester triumph while Whirlaway carries 130 pounds. Other starters include Rough Pass Equifox Picton Corydon Gramps and more in the mile and three sixteenths feature on election day.
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Calumet Comet
Laurel Park
Washington
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Thumbs Up
Coldstream Son
J. Y. Christmas
Rough Pass
Howard Wells
Equifox
W. Ll. Brann
Picton
Greentree
Corydon
Gramps
Pictor
T formations and football strategy dominate weekly sports talk
In the New York roundup, Major Harvey Jablonsky and others discuss stopping the Notre Dame T formation. Bernie Moore and Lou Oshins offer counter strategies, while Jack Mara weighs in on an ODT defense for Giants versus Bears. Other notes cover player moves, a Coast Guard touchdown, Glenn Dobbs praise, and a sergeant's service milestones.
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New York
Harvey “Jabbo” Jablonsky
Army
Notre Dame
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Lou Oshins
Brooklyn
Giants
Jack Mara
Mike Getto
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Jim McWhorter
Athens
Johane Mariucci
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Curtis Bay
Coast Guard
Steve Owen
Pro Giants
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa U
Mara
Adam Spencer
Jimmy Johnston
Bob Pastor
Jimmy
Green Pastor
Working wife dilemma tests marriage and pride
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife torn between returning to work or staying home to support her husband who opposes her. She warns that choosing work over his wishes risks losing the husband and emphasizes the weight of pride, morale, and family unity in wartime. A second letter from a soldier asks if postponing dating others is wise. Dix approves, noting long separations justify restraint to preserve trust and future plans.
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Miss Dox
Hye
Aare
Dorothy Dix
War letters tie to local coach as brother joins draft
The article notes Frank, Wally Butts connected to Tommy Witt, a former center at Louisville Male High and Georgia, who wrote reassuring words about American airmen. Witt was later reported shot down in an air battle over Egypt on October 24, underscoring the wartime sentiment near the Gulf Coast Training Command recruitment drive.
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Gulf Coast Training Command
Wally Butts
Georgia
Tommy Witt
Louisville Male Highand
Armerican
Butts
Laat Witt
Egypt
Trust and freedom shape faithful partners in life
A column discusses trust in relationships urging fathers to grant freedom to their daughters, arguing it earns respect and fidelity. It suggests meeting other women, cautions against harsh punishment, and notes a letter about disciplining a rebellious teen before reporting on Lew Riggs joining Army air corps and a 1860 population estimate.
Tickets go on sale for Army-Navy game in Annapolis
The Mary Athletic Association opens ticket applications for the Army Navy game on November 3. Members secure first allotment with nonmembers on a first come, first served basis, prioritizing Navy supporters. Applications must be received by November 20 at the Naval Academy office. Tickets sold only to bona fide residents within a 10 mile radius.
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State House
Court News Lists Property Deeds and Married Couples
Court records show several property transfers with deeds from Mary Caroline Webber and husband to Parsons Newman for $10 and similar transfers among Robert A. Webber, Jennie Gardner, Charles M. Whipp, Mary Wilson Schreiber, Harlan S. Wachtel, John R. Langdon, Nattie J. Brown, Elmer J. Moser and Samuel B. Slagle for $1 or $16, plus a series of marriage licenses and divorces. Included are Bernard C. Shank and Marietta Wolfe, Herbert Nelson and Lee Turney Haas, Raymond Baltzell and Carrie McNally, Curtis Mullinix and Ellen Manneh bath, Charles Brown and Mary Marshall, Jacob Gipe and Anna Wilson, William Evans and Hazel Brumley, Erasmus Singleton and Helen Oliverson, George Pfieffle and Mary Nunan, Norman Wiles and Lillian Gilbert, Walter Green and Janet Roberson, Lew Myers and Helen Gladhill, Rodney Willard and Mary Van Fossen, John Keating and Uelea Gladhill, all listed with ages and residences in this city and nearby towns.
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Parsons Newman
Robert A. Webber
Jennie Gardner
Charles M. Whipp
Mary Wilson Schreiber
Harlan S. Wachtel
John R. Langdon
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Ralph Kuhn
Elmer J. Moser
Samuel
Slagle
Bernard C. Shank
Wisner Street
Marietta
Charles R. Brown
Brunswick
Mary D. Marshall
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Jacob William Gipe
Anna
Wilson
Newport
William R. Evans
Hazel
Brumley
Washington
Norman UD. Wiles
Frederick
Lillian R. Gilbert
Walter S. Green
Janet J. Roberson
Harrisburg
Lew L. Myers
East Third Street
Helen E. Gladhill
Union Bridge
Rodney E. Willard
Patrick Street
Mary Catherine van Fossen
John Rogers Keating
Uelea Gladhill
Tower Apts
Pie Dutrow Injured in Auto Crash Near Danellary
Overseas word confirms Pte Dutrow of Roy H Dutrow Frederick Route 5 was seriously hurt in a car accident in Danellary. After recovery he is to rejoin his division under Pro. Albert.
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Roy H. Dutrow
Frederick
Pte
Dutrow
Danellary
Pfe. Dutrow
Pre. Albert
Redskins to Play Chicago Cardinals This Week
Washington, shaky after a 30 27 win over Philadelphia, eyes the future with confidence. Chicago Cardinals visit next Sunday then New York for a Giants rematch, with potential home stretch implications.
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Chicago Cardinals
Washington
Philadelphia Eagles
Masyéraon
Nate
New York
Giants
Kay Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Detroit
Liane
Dodgers Return Call Tests Teg Ping Warriors Hier
The Sites push to prolong their chance as Teg Ping warriors Hier face pressure from a return call by the Dodgers. The matchup centers on strategic moves and potential shifts in the battle for control, with both sides seeking a decisive edge.
FEW HUNTERS OUT OPENING DUCK SEASON REPORT
Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Ponebus Sr. said Monday night that few duck hunters appeared on opening day along the Moncacy and Potomac rivers. Most had a wood duck, a few a mallard, with two hunters possessing minor gear. no violations were reported.
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Momecacy
Potomac
Hunter Wounded Near Cumberland During Rabbit Hunt
Jesse Swanger, 28, of Cumberland, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee, suffered facial wounds when a companion fired a gun during a rabbit hunt east of Cumberland. He was admitted to a hospital. a pellet struck a farm area as efforts were made to save him.
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Cumberland
Jesse Swanger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dutch Men Drafted by German Occupation Authority
The Dutch news agency Aneta reports that German forces in Holland began conscripting men aged 20 to 45 for army service. Stockholm and Moscow disputed the rule, noting that those failing to report for draft could be tried by a military court.
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Aneta
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