Master Race Opens at Tivoli With Gypsy Wildcat Screenings
A wartime transition drama titled The Master Race leads a Tivoli program Sunday through Tuesday, pairing with Gypsy Wildcat and Take It or Leave It. The Belgian village tale stars George Colourts as a Nazi officer, with Osa Nassen as a mother resisting captivity. Additional features include OWL Arm Target Japan, cartoon Putting on the Dog, and Universal News, plus the Saturn variety of color films and a Phil Baker Take It or Leave It stage screen.
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Tivoli
Germany
George Colourts
Osa Nassen
Nancy Gates
Lloyd Bridges
Japan
Universal News
Maria Montez
Jom Hall
Ata Ee
Peter Coe
Colorado
America
Phil Baker
Preston Foster
Victor McLaren
Kent Taylor
Eliza
Angels
Dorothy Lamour
Fred MacMurray
Betty Hulton
North Carolina Beats Miami 28-7 in Orange Bowl
North Carolina State overcame a rough start to beat Miami 28-7 at Orange Bowl Stadium. Booby Worst and Paul Gibson scored in the first half, Turner connected with Sam Edwards on a 44 yard pass, and a late fourth quarter turnover setup a NC State score.
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Miami
Fla
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Hurricanes
Walter Watt
Howard Turner
Paul Gibson
Turner
Sam Edwards
N C. State
Gibson
Comparing Armistice Lines By RICHARD TOMPKINS AP News
Allied armies on German soil advanced up to 90 miles past 1918 lines at Armistice Day. The 1944 front shifted from Gent to Strassburg, with Germany weakened by the eastern front. In 1918 French ports aided supply. today Nazi sabotage forced artificial channels. The 1918 front ran from Gent to the Swiss border. 1944 line from Arnhem to the Swiss border. American front stretched Moselle to Sedan. last actions included Sedan, Maubeuge, Mons, with Sienay the last American town. Armistice took effect at 11 a.m.
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Richard Tompkins
Germany
Brussels
Luxemburg
Gent
Mons
Ligny
Strassburg
Arnhem
Aachen
Metz
Chevbourg
Antwerp
Marseille
Moselle
Sedan
Maubeuge
Sienay
Firring
War Fund Reports Large Maryland Collection And Letters From Service
Darane and Emmitsburg leaders report National War Fund in Maryland collected 1212.90 with many Lions Club solicitors and 300 letters sent to servicemen. Letters from Col Irwin Miller in England and Norman Sheeley in Guam reflect gratitude, longing for home, and war memories.
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Emmitsburg
Lewis Stoner
Charles J. Rowe
National War Fund For
Maryland
Hermand Kregel
Leonard Sanders
Carrie F. Long
Victor Fiery
Maurice Moser
Felix Hemler
Walter O'Pekum
John Dillon
Fred Gremmel
John Kerr
Euphemia
Dora Paidakovich
J. Donald Stoner
Herbert Neighbours
George Green
D. L. Beegle
George Brown
Edna Stall
Rosemary Saffer
Eunice Bouey
Peggy Fitzgerald
George J. Martin
William Simpson
M. F. Snuff
George L. Wilhide
George C. Naylor
East Main Street
George Simon
York
Willton J. Sullivan
Philadelpha
Sullivan
Anna Naylor
Simon
Ethel Naylor
Lions Club
A. L. Leary
Ida Tickler
Maurice Hahn
Carrie Fuss Long
Shirley Moser
The
Irwin Miller
England
Joseph W. Payne
Italy
Rome
Joan
France
Pic
Norman Sheeley
Guam
Pacific
Germany
Pyt
Bud"vorite
Lions Club letter brings latest addresses of soldiers abroad
In Emmitsburg and nearby towns letters from service men reveal life at camps in France and England. Pvt Archie Gochenour jokes about fox holes while Pvt Wetzel recounts limited contact with home. Names include John Wantz Warren Grove mass Eckenrode Poulson Van Brackle Ryder Ridenour Harbaugh Shorb and others with APOs and camps in Texas Oklahoma California and Maryland. Soldiers request mail and notes from home as they train and endure wartime service.
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England
Emmitsburg
Archie; Gochenour
France
T C. Wetzel
Enzis
Ohler
Maine
Lions Club
Pfc
John J. Wantz
Laughlin Field
del Rio
Texas
Charles J. Eckenrode
Camp Barkley
Army
James van Brackle
APO
San Francisco
Calif
William C. Ryder
Camp Gruber
Oklahoma
Edward E. Ridenour
George G. Meade
Maryland
John L. Harbaugh
Boga Raton
Florida
Charles E. Shorb
Geneva
Nebraska
Middletown Booters Defeat Brunswick 6-2 in Fast Match
Middletown High School soccer team outscored Brunswick 6-2 in a brisk contest at Brunswick. Beachley and Lutz each scored two field goals, while Tae and The added a two-pointer for three. Substitutes from both sides noted as limited scoring, with upcoming games against Williamsport and Brunswick.
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Middletown High School
Brunswick Booters
Brunswick
Beachley
Lutz
Tae
Railroaders
Williamsport High School
Soc Jeeriles
Brunswick Pos
Middletown K
Tayor Stroup
Good Smith
Brooks Morgan
Gordon Waters
Orndorf Koogie
Kline Bussare
Grams
Huffer Bingham
Schamel
House
Taylor Beachley
Donovan - St Tfert
Ferlods
Middletown
Brunswick O
Jones
Moler
Wilson
Wenner
Donald Smith
Ballenger Grange Show Winners Announced
The Ballenger Grange annual community show at Feaguville drew 330 attendees with 164.75 dollars in premiums across 482 entries. Winners span Wheat to pears with Tobias Zimmerman, Chester Young, Austin Younkins, and Ballenger Grange among top placers. numerous households such as Culler, Derr, Castle, and Zimmerman collect prizes in vegetables, fruits, preserves, and baked goods.
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Feaguville
Chester Young
Samuel Deterding
Austin Younkins
Tobias Zimmerman
Ballenger Grange
LeRoy Barthiuw
Alyrey DL
Young
Leon Howard
Toviag Zimmerman
James Snatl
Boman
Pany
Luther H Margett
John Zimmerman
Wilbur Culler
Russell Dudrow
Russell Largett
John Himes
Virgie Wiles
Wilboww Culler
Louise Young
James Shaft
Harry Derry
C. B. Young
Harry M. Howard
Edgar
Russell Thomas
Howard Smith
Roland Culler
Daniel Castle
Preston Zimmerman
Harry Poole
David Derr
Harry Howard
J. Wm. Howard
Claude Hareett
E. C. Renn
Russell Hargett
J. Wmn. Howard
Leon Iuward
J. Win. Howard
Ruth Culler
Harry Derr
Wilfred Wisner
Bernard Culler
Harry Himes
Mopeeett
Sion Zimmerman
County mobilizes for surgical dressings quota
Frederick and surrounding towns respond to a Red Cross call to produce surgical dressings. Volunteers at Asbury Methodist Church and other centers completed quotas for small and large dressings, with more workers urged as the drive continues through the week. The program, led by surgical dressings chair Holmes D. Baker, targets daily production and tight deadlines to meet county needs.
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Frederick
Coury
Sayword
Fouceuy
al- Qasto
Entiery
Towais Tewane
Asbury Methodist Church
Myersville
Jefferson
Walkersville
Middletown
Adamstown
Adamtown
Asbury
Iderick Red Cross
Mie
Mire
Holmes D. Baker
Farm Labor Program Placed 76,266 Seasonal Workers in Maryland
The State emergency farm labor program run by University of Maryland Extension Service with farmers and agencies completed 76,266 placements of seasonal workers and about 100 dual round workers from January 1 to September.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Edward G. Robinson
Pn the News
Tucson
Bill Elliot
Ghost City
Frederick Theater
William Boyd
Andy Clyde
North Carolina
Washington
Kuriles
Bonin Islands
Rota
Marcus Islands
Nuviheai Kuriles
11Th Army Air Force
Paramushiro
Bonins
Rola Island
WorthtSeg
Amiens
Paris
Armi Eer
REIMS
HOV
Famsserdam
Antwer
Belgium
Verdun
Troyes
Miles
Nancy
Belf
Emden
Zologne
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Middletown Booters
Angott
New York
Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
Sammy Angott
Madison Square Garden
MiDantig
Wott
Ruth Galler
Af Daniel Castle
Wiles
May
Uiany Honard
Ede Kar Hargett
Whitey Howard
Chandy Hargetts
Betty
William Zimmerman
Danel Castle
Claude Hargett
Russell Dudeow
Dottie Smith
Telon Dutter
Jima Hutter
Anna Renn
Leon Ve
Sara Jouerty
Holand Culler
Egas Kurtz Culler
Marcy
Howard
Kuga Hargett
Boware South
Uetig
Willian Grimes
Russel Dudrow
Hussell Ducrow
Howard Sindh
Johan Rants
Jota Krants
John It Tiss
Alice Bath
Charry Poole
Marry Castle
Edgar Wargett
Young People's Department
Janet Huffer
Betty Thomas
Helen Harwood
Ruby Zimmerman
Lorraine Himes
Mary Grace Castle
Uncle Joe
RADIO
WFMD
Singin
ED McCurdy
Dixie Rogers
Millie
Mollie
Tom
Herb Cordwood & His Gang
WEMD
Winchester Hall
FE. Church ST
Eady
Thomas
Dothie Smith
Janet Hatler
Betty Cutler
Wic Howard
James Zummerman
Atatin Younkins
Thomas Younkins
Charlee Castle
Sirmon Thesard
Larry Lean Howard
James Zinmereravi
White Vegas
James Zinerman
Belva Culler
Aitics of
Marhia Stotmesster
Enamitsburg
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbruster
Potomac Edison Co
I Inealn
Inaan Carvice
Nes
Patrick St
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Nye
Edward Golden
Henry Aldrich’s
George Coulguris
Stanley Ridges
OSA
Massen
Carl Esmond
Morris Carnovsky
Gavin Muir
Paul Guilfoyle
Jimmy Lydon
Henry Aldrich
Tucson Raiders
Wild Bill Elliott
Gabby Hayes
Kobby Blake
Vesally
Chester Morris
Richard Lane
Janis Carter
Manatae
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