Opening Upland Season Opens Quietly in Frederick County
Upland game season opened Monday in Frederick County with near normal participation and favorable weather. 157 hunters checked. 371 rabbits 3 pheasants 1 partridge found. hens protected by law. Some bays crowded into unrestricted areas as farms posted. One violator paid 25 dollar fine for unplugged gun. Shortage of shells forced some to skip hunts. Most hunters returned with at least three rabbits.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phobus
Durward W. Kettelle
Phebus
Montgomery County
Frederick Courty
Rockville
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Dabei Bnd
Court News and Marriage Licenses Across Counties
Deed transfers list H Kieffer DeLauter to Clarence B Ridenour for 6500 and Bessie V Harris to Ralph H Harris for 10. Marriage licenses include Lawrence King and Mildred Wilson both of Watsontown, Charles Stup and Pauline Compher Frederick area, and several other couples with ages noted. The protein shortage could be solved by using soybean meat as a breakfast cereal says a research raemist.
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Court News
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Clarence B. Ridenour
Bessie V. Harris
Ralph H. Harris
E. A. Hobbs
John H. Suter
Lawrence W. King
Mildred C. Wilson
Watsontown
Charles C. Stup
Pauline E. Compher
Frederick
Carl J. Stine
Ethel 0. Baugher
Raymond O. Stevenson
York
Dolly M. Dickensheets
UeCore
Herbert G. Stine
Emma M. Rothke
Baltimore
William Delmar Andersen
Viola Mae Watbaugh
Dotte
Herbert Ridinger
Julia Ada Angell
Taneytown
Howard R. Williams
Lincoln Apis
This City
Esther E. Alen
Buckeystown
George M. Mullen
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dorothy Jane Bailey
Charles Town
Victor D. Krisher
Elizabeth McCoy
Reading
Tra V. Miller
Hazel A. Hostetter
Carlisle
Raemist
A Long, Long Trail in Army Cross Country Meet
A hockey writer accompanied by the Army in Africa and rode a subway to Van Cortlandt Park for the IC 4A Cross Country Meet. Frank Dixon, a tall tan skinned New York runner, dominated the field and showed promise for winter track meets after a busy weekend with no immediate story to follow.
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van Cortlandt Park
Frank Dixon
New York
Redskins Pose Challenge to Bears After Narrow Wins
Eastern title contenders the Washington Redskins show inconsistent form against strong opponents. Analysts note sporadic line play and variable backfield output, praising Baugh's individual efforts while questioning overall team rhythm. A single dominant performance could reinvigorate hopes for a playoff showdown with Chicago.
MacArthur Takes Field In Drive On Japanese
General Douglas MacArthur has taken the field to direct the Allied drive to drive the Japanese from Buna and nearby bases in New Guinea. Allied forces close in on Buna from multiple fronts as heavy bombers target shipping in the Buin Faisi area. MacArthur Blamer and Kenney accompany from the field in Papua.
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MacArthur
Australia
New
Douglas MacArthur
Sheij
Buna
New Guinea
Arest
Buin-Faisi
Solomon
Shittl Cay
Southwest Pacific
Thomas Blamer
George C. Kenney
Papua
Promotion of Technical Sergeant Beacht in Army Air Force
Promoted from staff sergeant to technical sergeant is Promoted Technical Sergeant Beacht who has served in foreign duty since July 1941 with the U S Army Air Force He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Beacht of 107 East Seventh Street.
Commended Tech Harshman for radio installation at fort
Tech Harshman received commendation from Col. John J. Turner and Capt. Howland B. Stoddard for outstanding service in installing radios in vehicles of his regiment. Harshman is stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
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Tech
Sth
Harshman
John J. Turner
Howland B. Stoddard
Fort Sil
Okla
Orange Bowl hopes color the 1940s gridiron showdown
Miami boosters press their case for January 1 contenders at the Orange Bowl as they weigh undefeated teams from the Southwest. Oscar E. Dooly notes last season’s standout show while Tulsa, Texas, and Texas Christian vie for consideration in the bowl selection process.
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Miami
Fla
Frankinkwich
Georgia
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Southwest
Oscar E. Dooly
Tulsa
Texas
Hope To Hold City's Tax Rate At Low Figure
City officials in a Monday night study discuss draft 1943 budget to meet added expenses from civilian defense and labor costs. Mayor Culler Alderman McCain and Stup review figures with City Engineer Waller and Cy Reputer Laws EL Bulcl. Voter re-registration and triennial election costs estimated near 36 500. The note adds a beetle species tally for Num. The world has 180 000 known species of beetles, 20 000 on the American continent.
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Lloyd C Culler
EL Bulclberger
W Raymond Waller
Russell H. McCain
Charles W Stup
Culler
KLLO
World
American
Weekend boxing and Yale Princeton clash dominate notes
New York Nov 17 reports a busy sports weekend with Sammy Angott's title abdication rumors and Stolz bout ending in a doctor stoppage. Yale beat Princeton in a windy field game while Rangers Bruins clash featured rookie Bill Skit scoring on his pro debut despite a late ankle cut.
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New York
the Garden
Sammy Angott
Beau Jack-Allie Stolz
Phelan
Sammy
Beau Jack
Allie
Stolz
Metis
Rangers
Bruins
Bill
Canada
Jim Burchard
The
Hockey Writers’ Association
Challedon Entered In Today's Handicap at Bowie
Challedon among top contenders in the Hambleton Handicap a mile and a furlong race at Bowie Maryland with 122 pounds top weight. Opponents include Kene nf Anata Sir Alfred Ella Hazel Abbe Pierre and In Question. Rider change as George Woolf is away in California.
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Hambleton
John Campbell
Challedon
Pimlico
Sandy Oval
Bryan and O'Hara
Ksar
Audrey
Anata
Willam Brann
Sir Alfred
Bushwacker
Baltimore
Ella Hazel Babylon
Abbe Pierre
Maryland Jockey Club
George Woolf
Woolf
Pictor
California
Interstate League Eyes Expansion To Eight Clubs
The Interstate Baseball League voted to continue next season and plans to grow from six to eight teams. President Arthur H Ehlers cited possible additions in York and Reading Pennsylvania and Salisbury Maryland as other leagues falter. Attendance rose to about 401,716 in 1942, up from 1941, with five of six members represented at the meeting.
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Interstate Baseball League
Arthur H Ehlers
Baltimore
York
Reading
Salisbury
Lanpies
Allentown
Wilmington
Del
Hazers
Enlers
Trenton
Tensian Wan Phe
S Sion
Whoa
Chicago
Eisht
Hunter With Repeating Gun Is Fined
Lloyd A. Neal of College Park pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett after Deputy Game Warden Sherman H. Boone testified Neal had a repeating shotgun with three unfired shells found in the chamber. Neal claimed ignorance of the three-shell rule and said he replaced a shell used to kill a rabbit.
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Lloyd A. Neal
Rhode Island Avenue
College Park
Alton Y. Bennett
Neal
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
Sherman H. Boone
Boone
Austin Filby
College Avenue
West Patrick
Louise Engle
East Second Street
Charlies W. Smith
Charles Stitely
Bennett
Norman T. Trump
Suitely
Warry Chaney
Mr. Airy
Walter Whipp
Frederick
Charles Davis
Davis
Dana A. Burkholder
Second
Market Streets
Roger Mills, Jr
C. Elgin Hemp
Market
Church
Lee Palmer
Donald Royer
Perry Miller
This City
John Henry
Adamstown
Carlton Markle
East Fifth Street
W. Seville
Lancaster
Sons Of Generals Are Cadets At West Point
West Point NY November 16 Cadets in the U S Military Academy include John S D Eisenhower son of Dwight D Eisenhower John S D Eisenhower will graduate in 1945 William D Clark son of Mark Clark George Patton III son of George S Patton Jr and John P Doolittle son of James H Doolittle are in the plebe class set to graduate a year early under the three year course system Gen Doolittle is the only father not a West Point graduate
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West Point
N. Y
Eisenhower
Clark
Patton
Doolittle
U. S. Military Academy
North Africa
John S. D. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William D. Clark
Mark, Clark
George §. Patton
George S. Patton, Jr
Casablanca
John P. Doolittle
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Missing Woman Barbara Bennett Found at Rest Home
Beverly Hills residents learned Barbara Bennett was located at a rest home after her husband Addi son Randall reported her missing Friday night. Police said Randall later filed that she was intoxicated when she left their hotel, and the search ended when officers were informed of her location.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Barbara Bennett
Addison Randall
Screen Cowboy
Fae Sansa Autence
Miss Bennett
P. R. Smith
Randall
Durocher and Rickey Meet Over Dodgers Future
Branch Rickey and Leo Durocher plan talks in New York to decide who will manage the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1943. Rickey insists on a quick settlement while noting Durocher’s Army status may factor later. Both await a decision after their meeting.
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Branch Rickey
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Durocher
Durother
the Lip
Dodgers
Berber Features Described as Nordic in North Africa
A fragment notes Berbers described as white natives of North Africa with Nordic features, blue eyes, and sepia-toned skin. The text presents a controversial racial characterization.
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North Africa
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