Maryland Upland Game Season Opens Amid Shell Shortages
Maryland’s upland game season opened with a large turnout in Frederick County despite ammo shortages. Warnings against hunting near highways were issued as the season runs to January 10 for ducks, raccoons, and opossums, with bag limits set for squirrels six rabbits six quail two pheasants six.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Tischse Burdaus
Delphey
Phobus
Phebus
Potomac
Munhueae
Pimlico Futurity to be run on Saturday
Pimlico Futurity's 36000 plus purse likely attracts up to a dozen two year olds for the 22nd renewal.Favorites include Hail Victory The Doge and Reece with Chronofilte Baron Jack and Bymeabond also tasting success this fall. Field to be completed by Friday entries. Morvich and Bimelech former winners seek another triumph for Col Bradley.
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Pimlico Futurity
Count Fleet
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Hail Victory
Pentagon Stables
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Col. C. V. Whitney
Reece
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Lonchamp Farm
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Col. E. R. Bradley
Bymeabond
Maryland
New York
W. L. Brann
Brookfield Farm
Brookfield
Calumet
Beau Butler
Bimelech
Bimeabohd
Nine Die in Army Transport Plane Crash in Newfoundland
Army officials announced that nine persons were killed and nine injured when an Army transport aircraft crashed into a mountainside 30 miles west of the Harmon Field air base in Newfoundland on Sunday. The plane carried 12 passengers and six crew members.
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Air Transport Command
Football Star Kinnick Dies in Caribbean Plane Crash
Washington reports confirm Iowa great Nile Kinnick died when his plane was forced down at sea near Kavieng peninsula. A crash boat arrived quickly, but he was not found. His brother, Marine Sgt Benjamin Kinnick, is listed as missing in action since last September 17. Nile won Heisman, AP athlete of the year, and numerous college football honors.
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Navy Department
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Kavieng Peninsula
University of Iowa
Ironmen
John W. Heisman Memorial
Brunswick Trounces State School Booters on Bjorlee Field
Brunswick High School soccer dominated Maryland State School for the Deaf 46 to 6 on Bjorlee Field as MSSD suffered a second loss to Brunswick this year. The Railroaders move to 3 3 1 and outgained the Silentees with a strong opening period and key field goals by Donovan Taylor Moler and others. Brunswick substitutions and referee details accompany the tight 15 minute periods.
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Greek War Relief Drives On For Greece Garments
Local Greek War Relief Association notes 10 000 garments sent this summer far exceeding the 6 000 target. No new drive planned. instead meetings will sort and label clothing. Cash gifts welcomed to cover forwarding costs to New York HQ. Donations of cloth needles thread and scissors needed by Greek women.
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Greece
New York
Bertha Loomis
Magnolia Avenue
Red Cross
Miss Loomis
President Roosevelt on Hitler health and whereabouts
Washington on November 14 President Roosevelt said he has no more information about Adolf Hitler’s health or location than the public. A reporter pressed for updates amid ongoing speculation, but the President repeated that his knowledge is limited to newspaper reports.
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Army Navy Lean Toward Army in Anticipation of December 2 Meeting
Sports Roundup discusses the Army Navy game, noting Army’s improved squad and key players like Doc Blanchard and Doug Kenna. It weighs Army’s offense and Navy’s stronger line, predicting a close contest in Annapolis despite Army’s past success against Notre Dame and Navy’s recent win over the Irish.
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Army
Martin
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Irish
Shays
Stephen
Doc Blanchard
Doug Kenna
Bob Jenkins
Hal Hamberg
Clyde Scott
Bob Duden
Arrmie
Ita
Luke Hamlin Traded To Toronto By A's
Connie Mack announced the Philadelphia Athletics trading 39 year old pitcher Luke Hamlin to Toronto of the International League as part payment for Luther Knorr. Hamlin returns to the Maple Leafs after being bought from Toronto in 1943 and the A's plan to use Toronto as a farm system next year.
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Roosevelt Inaugural To Be At White House
Washington reports President Roosevelt will take the oath as the nation’s first four term president on the south portico of the White House. A Congressional committee chaired by Senator Byrd announced plans to bar stands and seating as war conditions require economy and travel limits. The January 20 ceremony moves from the Capitol east entrance, citing guest comfort and participant convenience.
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Roosevelt
White House
Capitol
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Emmitsburg Legion Auxiliary Reports Membership and Plans
The Emmitsburg Auxiliary of Francis X. Elder Post No. 121 met with fifteen members. Virginia Wagerman reported 33 paid members, six new. Ruth Gilleland announced November 19 district meeting in Westminster City Hotel. Committee appointments listed. Treasurer noted $71.75 cash reserve and $7.50 net from rally sandwiches.
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Francis X. Elder
American Legion
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Virginia Wagerman
Harry McNair
Ruth Gilleland
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Westminster
Thes Ausp. Om
Robert Fitez
Oscar Stinson
William Smith
Ethel Snyder
Ester Gillelan
Cora Moser
Clara Combs
Mary Florence
Estella Frailley
Ellen Laughney
Ethel Baumgardner
Laura Rosensteel
Ruth Mackley
Goldie Kugler
Katherine Fitez
Bertha Valentine
Helen McNair
Ruth Gillelean
New Bridge Anence Monocacy Opened
Frederick plumbers informally opened the new Route 40 highway bridge over the Monocacy near the old Jug Bridge about 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. M. J. Grove Lime Company engineers removed barricades while Ed gar C. Clingan piloted a truck eastward and Harry M. Whisner drove a plumbing truck west over the new span. The opening had been delayed five days until necessary oil could be applied to the new stretch.
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Mt Highway
Overseas Pie Easton Arrives With Weld Received by Wife
Overseas Pie Easton arrives safely as a weld delivery reaches Mrs June Easton on West Fifth Street. Easton is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry N Easton Sr of 714 Motler Avenue.
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Motler Avenue
Nazis Call for Kill Or Surrender Defiance On Front
The Nazi party newspaper Scorpion urged German soldiers on the Western Front to shoot anyone considering surrender. It claimed Himmler authorized common soldiers to act against superiors if needed, insisting military discipline must not restrain this “liberty of action.”
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Western Front
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Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Himmiler
People's Army
Himmler
Golder
Gaithersburg Sailor Joins Husband Near Mobile
Seaman Norman Bell visits his parents in Gaithersburg on furlough while Gaithersburg resident Mrs Albert deals with a note about Wee Penren Uh Paehepetae Gaithersburg.
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Letter From Dewey Mentioned By Roosevelt News Conference
President Roosevelt said he received a letter from Governor Thomas E. Dewey and hinted reporters cannot view his personal files. He declined to reveal contents but noted the correspondence was received as part of ongoing political dialogue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Jeter
M Roosevelt
Prisoner Thomas Finan Confirmed by War Dept Telegram
An unofficial report by a fellow officer of Capt. Thomas B. Finan former local attorney now a German prisoner is confirmed by a War Department telegram to his wife Mrs. Isabelle North Finan of Cambridge Maryland. Finan was previously reported missing in action on the French front on September 10.
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Cunberland
Thomas B. Finan
War Department
Isabelle North Finan
Cambridge
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Eczema Relief
A simple remedy for itching and irritated skin suggests applying Peterson's Ointment to affected areas. Itching is claimed to subside promptly and skin may look better. Also marketed as soothing for tired feet and cracks between toes. 3% call druggists. Money back if not delighted.
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Overseas GI Faces Tax Installment Notice
A G I overseas received an installment notice from the income tax collector. He replied, Over here, even a letter from you is news from home. The quip highlights wartime distance and the distant echo of home life amid duty abroad.
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G.I
Forced Off The Air As Upton Close Protests NBC Move
Memphis veteran radio commentator Upton Close said in a press statement that National Broadcast Alay LuTas has warned his sponsor Sheaffer Pen Co. no longer to buy airtime if the program is dropped from the Sunday slot. He blamed un American pressure by communist elements and said he is willing to be the test case to defend free air. His son has accepted NBC’s decision out of necessity as networks fight for their principles.
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Memphis
W’j
Upton Close
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Sheaffer Pen Co
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Soe Chedua Giwuku
NBC
War Production Board lifts seven wartime production limits
Washington November 14 The War Production Board today authorized production and eased restrictions on five defense product areas including filters diapers cans and watering pots. The agency also eliminated size and gauge limits on all galvanized products.
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War Production Board
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