Notre Dame Seeks Victory Over Iowa Seahawks Today
New York November 19 1943 A veteran predictor forecasts Notre Dame to beat Iowa Seahawks in a clash of top teams drawing about 50 000 fans Duke over North Carolina and several other college games follow Notre Dame Iowa Seahawks face a stiff test as the author notes Notre Dame is favored given youth and depth in the Seahawk roster The piece lists multiple upcoming college football matchups with brief predictions and crowd estimates including Duke North Carolina Michigan Ohio State and Missouri among others
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Marold
New York
Crystal Gazer
Notre Dame
Iowa Seahawks
Seahawk
Duke
North Carolina
Navy
Colorado College
Colorado
Collegians
Dutch Clark
Army
Brown
Messrs. Savage
Cokefair
Saggmen
Edge College of Pacific
San Francisco
Pop Stagg
Trojans
Purdue
Indiana
Boilermakers
Dartmouth
Princeton
Tigertown
Michigan
Qohio State
Daley
White
Preguiman
Wolverines
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Prokop
Tech
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badgers
Missouri
Kansas
Coast
Bainbridge
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Sampson Navy
Commodores
Navy Department
Sampson
Upstate
Old Vets Defeat State Guard in Rifle Match at Armory
The Old Vets of Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club beat the six-man State Guard team 1 059 to 1 002 on the Armory range Thursday evening despite being short one marksman. J Etichison fired a perfect prone card, marking the club’s first this season. M Painter led all shooters with 272 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club
Armory
J. Etchison
Old Vets
K. St
E. Reddle
M. Painter
L. Waid
J. Krantz
Fears Low Milk Supply For Users In Baltimore
Baltimore reports milk output near annual low with weak rebound prospects into December and January. Emergency milk from New York Indiana and Wisconsin failed to arrive due to shortages. Over 590 dairy farmers have disbanded herds. some replacements may return, others slaughtered for beef. Government subsidies aid minimal. Milk rationing undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
R W. Shermancine
Shermanline
Maryland Co-Operative Milk Producers, Inc
New York
Indiana
Wisconsin
Maryland
Baltimore City
Dr. Shermantine
Shermantine
Trevary
Brakeman Injured In Western Maryland Collision
A brake man named David Byers was injured on November 19 when an eastbound coal freight collided with cars on a siding, derailing several cars and tipping track sections on the Western Maryland line near Hagerstown. Traffic on the eastbound line halted for hours while crews replaced the damaged track. The westbound track remained open.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Trafic
David Byers
Cass
Good Stock Important For Poultry Success
University of Maryland extension service issues bulletin on rearing chickens for meat and egg production. Covers stock quality, numbers, timing, brooders, heating and ventilation, feeding space, waterers, losses, and Eastern Shore broiler industry growth from 2 million to 18 million to 1942. Author is Dr Morley A Jull. Copies from University of Maryland College Park as Extension Service Bulletin No 100.
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College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland
University of Maryland At College Park
Braddock Woman's Club Holds November Meeting
The Braddock Woman's Club met Friday at Mrs. A Summers home. Prayers and Thanksgiving songs opened the session. Demonstrations covered care of men's clothing and electrical appliances. Officers elected: Mahoney president Tobery vice president Brunk secretary Fout treasurer Coblentz director Summers parliamentarian. Next meeting at Mrs N A Brunk's home on December 1.
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Braddock Club
Luther Mahoney
J. W. B Summers
Braddock Grange Hall
Folows
Edward Tobery
N. A. Brunk
Bowyer Fout
J. A. Summers
Albert Coblentz
Baseball's Boss Man Turns 77 in Era of Clean Play
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, famed as baseball's supreme dictator since 1920, marks his 77th birthday. The stern jurist turned commissioner helped keep the sport honest, fining oil interests, guiding inter league disputes, and shaping the game's image while remaining active in fishing and golf.
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Kenesaw Mountain
Serting
Kenn Mountain
Kenesaw
Landis
Potomac potato variety touted for high yield and blight resistance
College Park Maryland November new potato variety Potomac developed by Drs Jehle Stevenson and Fehle after twelve years crosses Rural New York and Katahdin. It yields well in Garrett County averaging 870 bushels per acre U S No 1 and shows resistance to late blight leaf hopper flea beetle but not immune. Seed not for sale through agencies. distributed to Garrett County growers with contact details for further information. Also notes Beau Jack defeats Bob Montgomery to regain world light heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden.
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College Park
Maryland
R. A. Jehle
Potomac
Fehle
F. J. Stevenson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dakota
Jehles
Jehle
Victory
Maryland Experiment Station
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Garrett County
R. A Jehie
University of Maryland
Weather Summary for November Precipitation and Temps
Precipitation for hours ending 8 a m shows November to date 2.97 inches with normal November 2.35 inches and actual 2.20 inches this month. Yesterday high reached 72, prior year 77. Low tonight 31, last year 44. Sun set at 5:35 p m, sunrise tomorrow 6:00 a m. Rivers Monocacy clear at Ceresvale, Potomac cloudy at Brunswick.
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Ceresvale
Potomac
Brunswick
Grange Meeting and Degree Event Schedule
Pomona Grange to meet in regular quarterly session at Creagerstown on Saturday December 4 at 10 30 a m The fifth degree to be conferred by Pomona officers at New Market Grange Hall on Monday November 29 at 8 p m The State Grange annual meeting to be held at the Lord Baltimore hotel Baltimore December 7 and 2
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Grange
Pomona Grange
Creagerstown
Pomona
New Market Grange Hall
State Grange
Lord Baltimore
Ballimore
Soldier Recalls Desperate North Africa Battle Tale
Pvt. Charles Leatherman of near Mt. Tabor in Maryland recounts a foxhole under North Africa shelling during the El Guettar battle. He and buddy Earl Homer were hit by shell fragments. Leatherman survived with facial shrapnel, an arm injury, and a lasting limp, now in Valley Forge Hospital, Phoenixville, Pa.
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Charles Leatherman
Anna Kate Leatherman
Mt. Tabor
Middletown
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
el Guettar
North Africa
Young Leatherman
Aberdeen
Marylard
Earl Homer
Eli Guettar
Leatherman
Pvt. Leatherman
Oran
States
Rudy Earns Oak Leaf Cluster for Air Medal
Staff Sgt. Robert C. Rudy aerial engineer and son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Rudy of Middletown earned the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal as one of 14 airmen of the 11th Air Force cited for outstanding work against the Japanese in the Aleutian Islands. After 27 months in the Army Air Corps and 39 bombing raids in the theater, Rudy spent a 20 day furlough with his parents in October and later reported to McChord Field Washington where he remains stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Rudy
Lawrence F. Rudy
Middletown
11Th Air Force
Aleutian Islands
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
Army Air Corps
Northwest
Aleutians
Rudy
Ure Lough
McChord Field
26Th Bomber Squadron
Wash
Walkersville Soccer Team Downs Frederick Cadets 6–0
Walkersville High School's soccer eleven defeated Frederick High School 6 to 0 at Walkersville field. Allen Gilbert and R. Smith each scored, with Smith adding two, Keeney and teammates supporting in the middle periods while first and last periods were scoreless. The teams meet again Tuesday at Frederick at 3:30 p.m.
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Walkersville High School
Frederick High School
Walkersville
Frederick
Allen Gilbert
R. Smith
Lawrence Keeney
Alton Gilbert
Gilbert Strawsburg
H. O. Smith
Putman Family Names and Associates in Elk Ridge and Frederick
A long list of individuals and families appears, citing Putman relatives and in-laws plus friends and neighbors in Elk Ridge and Frederick, including Mary Evelyn Putman Jo vechine Ann Baker Charles M Baker and others. The fragment ends with a quotation attributed to Anatole France about weaknesses and vulnerability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey G. Putman
Margaret E. Putman
Pfc
Hueston E. Putman
Paul A. Wolfe
Hagerstern
Leslie E. Frye
Elkridge
Rhodell T. Putman
Frederick
Alton
Norman Putman
Mary Evelyn Putman
Jovechine
Ann Baker
Charles M Baker
Arthur B. Nail
Wilbur Duvall
Westminster
Harry
Public Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property Near Creagerstown
Health forces sale of 51 acre farm with an 8 room house and dairy barn plus machinery and household goods. Auction lists two head of work horses, milch cows, multiple David Bradley implements, wagons, harrows, cultivators, milk equipment, stoves, furniture, and more. Sale at State Road premises December 1 1943 at 10 am with 10 percent deposit on personal property and full settlement in ninety days for real estate. Auctioneers Glenn Trout and Raymond L. Kelly. Lunch rights reserved.
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State Road
Creagerstown
Mid
Ontario
Bennett
David Bradley
Barshear
Syracuse
New Idea
Enterprise
Househ
George W. Poole
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Public Sale of Valuable Merchandise in Maryland 1943
In pursuance of a district court order, trustee H. Kieffer Delaiter will sell at public auction on November 27 1943 at 11 a.m. Eastern War Time on premises in Creagerstown Frederick County Maryland, all stock in trade and fixtures including canned fruit, beverages, shoes, apparel, tobacco, spices, oils, cosmetics, hardware, paint, glassware, farm goods, machinery, and a Ford automobile. Cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Everett R. Saull
Creagerstown
Frederick County
Maryland
Chmce
Elt
Baork
Overalla Union
Crisco
Expres
Alto Ford Automobile
H. Kieffer Delaiter
Dairy feed payments program clarified by state chairman
State chairman Joseph H. Blandford tells readers that applicants for dairy feed payments need not visit county AAA offices. He notes temporary staff and non-federal administration, explains why payments bypassed producers cooperatives, and confirms October payment applications must be filed by November 30.
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AAA
Joseph HH. Blandford
Blandford
Allen M Pitzer
Frederick County
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Iowa
Seahawks
Spapree
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Kennesaw Mountain
Georgia
Jack
Montgomery
Beau Jack
Bob Montgomery
York
Madison Square Garden
Sergt. Rudy
Oak Leaf
Downs
Roy G. Putman
Manchester
Lind SY YY
Bedford Dairy
Sam
Cosdison
Bedford
WEMO
Mosrovia Supply CO
Monrovia
Anatole
France
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Melvin M. Engle
MEL
Seiberling Tires
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Ineurance Corporation
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