Two months to parole for Duke Malone sparks hopes
In a gossip filled scene Todd and Eddie celebrate a letter predicting parole for Duke Malone in two months. Malone plans to quit gambling and invest $3000 to buy into a friend’s manufacturing venture while Duke struggles to gather funds amid lingering worries. Northwestern game coverage shifts to a dramatic football play where Malone, aided by Luttrell, scores on a 30 yard punt return and leads State to an early lead before Malone is injured and transported to hospital for observation.
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Todd
Shay
Luttrell
Duke Malone
Duke
Tam
Sige
Sam
Ahe
Northwestern
Ane
Lambert
Malone
Todd m Malone
Edith Vance
Susan
Edith
State
Duchek
Pat Petrone
Navy and Columbia Clash at Municipal Stadium
Navy and Columbia prepare for a high crowd clash at Municipal Stadium in Baltimore with about 40,000 expected. Navy, led by Paul Governali, aims to halt Columbia’s attack as the teams meet in the Mary land fall gridiron showdown following Navy’s win over Penn.
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Baltivore
Naval Academy
Columbia University
Municipal Stadium
Maryland
Annapolis
Navy
Paul Governali
Columbia
Penn
Middies
Governal
Davey O' Brien
Baltimore
Midshipmen
LE Rock
Montgomery
Hasselman Catlins
Demartim
Fedor Donovan Chase
Sintos Schour
MacMichael Wickos
Kelleher
Barksdale
Holden Cameron
Martin
Germann Hame
Spiege
County Championship Teep Shoot Planned
Syedarick event marks warm up for season opener on Monday as teams prepare for the county championship shoot. Unknown details and locations listed in the fragmented note.
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Syedarick Eveniy
Frederick County trapshoot aims for county championship trophy
At Camp Kanawha Sunday afternoon, a 380-target course hosts the county championship trapshoot. Robert Grove, chairman of Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, expects a large field if weather is favorable. Gary Utterback defends his title from last year as competition begins at 2 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
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Camp Kanawha
Robert
Nig?)Grove
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Gary L. Utterback
Beau Jack Upsets Stoltz In Bloodied Madison Square Bout
New York November 13 Beau Jack a swarming lightweight defeated No. 1 contender Allie Stoltz in seven rounds at Madison Square Garden. Stoltz suffered a badly gashed left eye after a sharp overhand in round four and failed to continue after a doctor stop. AP scorecard credited Jack with three rounds to Stoltz's three and one even through seven rounds. Jack, born Sidney Walker, hails from Augusta Georgia via Springfield Massachusetts and weighed 133 4/3 pounds.
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New York
Beau Jack
Allie Stoltz
Madison Square Garden
Stolz
Jack
Sidney Walker
Augusta
Mass
Veven
Nazi Espionage Claims Pivot Argentina Memoranda
Argentina reports the United States presented three memoranda accusing Nazi espionage activities in Argentina. Government officials say the documents outline alleged espionage networks and operations crossing borders, with potential implications for regional security and wartime diplomacy.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States
Cross Country Conditioning and Big Ten Preview
New York reports on cross country conditioning claims from Pete Waters of Manhattan College as teams prepare for the Big Ten meet in Chicago and the Intercollegiate meet in New York. The piece also covers short sports items including a Washington schoolboy game mishap, Willie Pep's big fan base, Georgia Tech’s gasoline-free rambling contest, and notes on Colgate versus Syracuse quarterback prospects and other college highlights.
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New York
Beys
Chicago
Pete Waters
Manhattan
Les MacMitchell
Staunton Military Academy Routs Western Maryland Jaycees 13–0
Staunton Military Academy of Staunton, Va., defeated Western Maryland College Jaycees 13 to 0 on November 13. Don Belmont recovered a Western Maryland fumble and Quincy Whitman scored from the one yard line after a series of line plays. F Hill added the extra point. In the fourth period Cliff Lewis scored the other Staunton TD after Jim McDowell intercepted a Western Maryland pass at the 30.
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Westminster
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Western Maryland College Jaycee
Western Maryland
Don Belmont
Quincy Whitman
F. Hill
Jim McDowell
Cubs Acquire Goodman From Reds On Waivers
Chicago Nov 13 The Chicago Cubs announced today they had acquired outfielder Ival Goodman on waivers from the Cincinnati Reds. The 33 year old Goodman has spent his entire major league career of eight seasons with the Reds. He is married and the father of one child. He hit .243 for Cincinnati.
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CUBS
Goodman
Chicago
Ival
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
College football schedule scattered across campuses
A long list of today’s game pairs across the nation with venues and cities. Notable matchups include Hopkins versus Swarthmore in Baltimore, Maryland against Virginia in Charlottesville, Army at West Point, and Harvard hosting Brown in Cambridge. Other games span from Notre Dame at Michigan to Texas and Oklahoma showdowns, across cities like Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Seattle.
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Swarthmore
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Charlottesville
Navy
Columbia
Western Maryland
Delaware
Wilmington
Amherst
Williams
Army
West Point
Boston
Col
Fordham
Cornell
Dartmouth
Buffalo
Georgetown
N.C. State
Wash
Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Holy Cross
Temple
Worcester
Lehigh
Dickinson
Bethlehem
Manhattan
N. C
New York
Penn
Penn State
Philadelphia
Pitt
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Yale
Rutgers
Ft. Monmoth
N. Brunswick
Syracuse
Colgate
South
Auburn
Birmingham
Tech
Alabama
Atlanta
Kentucky
West Va
Lexington
Miami
Florida
Misa
State
Duquesne
State Cell
N. Car
Duke
Chapel Hill
Tennessee
Mississippi
Memphis
Tulane
Flight
New Orleans
Wi-Mary
Norfolk
Last Of Ammunition Passed None Now Available To Hunters
Ammunition shortages hit hunters planning upland game openings as 12 gauge shells and other calibers vanish from local and distant suppliers. Dealers report no stock from Magers town to Baltimore, with few boxes remaining even where guns are sold. Game warden Phobus warns on bag limits and hunting rules, noting pheasant hens illegal to shoot and rabbit, grouse, and turkey quotas. Regional stockpiled crappies distributed in Monocacy and Potomac releases accompany broader hunting outlook.
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Magerstown
Baltimore
Julien Delphey
J. Paul Delphey
Benjamin F Phobus
Bam
Phebus
Phobus
Frederick County
Potomac
Brunswick
Labor Shortage Threatens Frederick County Farms
Six residents including George Fox and A M Smith warn labor shortages and high costs will force farmers to cut acreage or retire, risking diminished agricultural output next year. Crone notes profits eroded by wages, Grossnickel predicts retrenchment, while Shaff says shortages have already begun and will continue.
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George Fox
Thurmont
A M. Smith
Frederick
Travel by Passenger Autos in 1940 Lead in Mileage Share
In 1940 passenger autos accounted for about seven times the mileage of all other transportation combined, underscoring the dominance of car travel. The data highlight the era when automobiles formed the backbone of everyday mobility, shaping regional travel patterns and accessibility.
Farmers face manpower crunch threatens production cuts
Mrs. D. J. Young of Yellow Springs notes that draft calls will force many farmers to quit or shrink operations. She cites shorthanded dairy and crop farms unable to secure help, predicting reduced acreage and increased strain during busy seasons as families worry over labor shortages.
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D. J. Young
Yellow Springs
Void Suit Provides For Useful Discard In Bridge Tourney Notes
The 16th annual national duplicate bridge tourney at the Hotel Onondaga in Syracuse, New York, hosts players including Morgan Howard of San Francisco with Maureen O'Brien and Earl Ackerman, to learn about War Orphans Scholarships. A noted hand from a California rubber bridge game illustrates a slam attempt as North denied six clubs, then five hearts, and finally a chosen spade path, reflecting strategic play themes.
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Onondaga
Syracuse
N. Y
Morgan Howard
San Francisco
Maureen O'Brien
Earl Ackerman
California
East
West
Morgan
North
Apades
Eptits
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Willie Pep
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Garfield Crone
Middletown
Cyrus B Grossnickel
Grossnickel
H. M. Shaff
Jefferson
Markell & Ford
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Town Pike
Keith
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
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America's Card Authority
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America
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Grand View Farms
ERB & CO
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling
Frederick, Md
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Defense
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