Army Navy game moved to Baltimore Stadium for War Bond drive
War Navy and Treasury officials settled on Baltimore Stadium for the December 2 Army Navy game benefiting Army and Navy Athletic Associations and the Sixth War Loan. About 19,000 Annapolis applicants will be honored. tickets cost 4.80 plus a $25 war bond. Public sales capped at 30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
War
Navy
Treasury Department
Office of Defense Transportation
Army-Navy
Baltimore Stadium
Army and Navy Athletic
Little Thompson Stadium
Annapolis
Baltimore Arena
Army
Treasury
Navy Athletic Association
Philadelphia
Municipal
Polo Grounds
Io State
Mlinois
Atlanta
Notre Dame
South Bend
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
Brooklyn
Southwest
Possum Hunt Revival In Tangipahoa Parish Traditions
In Tangipahoa parish Hammond business man Victor G. Anderson sponsors a revived southern possum hunt for nostalgia. Guides include Reverend William Andereul and a local hunter. Blue the hound signals a catch as a boy shakes the tree to free the possum. Meat and skins go to the guide. many southerners savor the dish with candied yams and slawless stew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Goodwin
Hammond
Tangipahoa Parish
Victor G. Anderson
William Andereul
Anderson
Blue
Dying Gasp Ends Notre Dame Perfect Season At Great Lakes
Notre Dame led 14 12 with 28 seconds left when Steve Lach threw a 46 yard dying pass to Paul Anderson for a Great Lakes touchdown. Steve Jazwick converted, as Great Lakes beat Notre Dame 19 12 ending the Irish bid for an undefeated season and national championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Grange
NBA
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Steve Lach
Knute Rockne
Irish
Fittsburgh
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Navy
Army
Northwestern
Iowa
Bluejackets
Johnny Lujack
Creighton Miller
Jim Meilo
Miller
Fred Earley
Lach
Cecil Pirkey
Lujack
Paul Anderson
Duke
Anderson
Paul
Steve Jazwick
America to Launch Colored Poster Campaign on Cigar Shortage
The United States plans a colored poster advertising drive to inform smokers about a current cigar shortage as 91 million cigars monthly are diverted to armed forces. The effort aims to raise awareness and adjust consumer demand amid wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dempsey Says He Was Cause Of Long Count
Cmdr. Jack Dempsey told the Monday Quarterback Club in Chicago that he alone caused the long count incident in the 1927 Tunney fight. He blamed himself for not keeping Tunney in a neutral corner and said Tunney or any fighter would use a nine-count if knocked down. Dempsey spoke while aiding Sixth War bond promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Coast Guard
Gene Tunney
Cmdr. Dempsey
Monday Quarterback Club
Tunney
Loan Drive and Coast Guard Champion in Portland Shoplifting
In Portland on November 20 officials report a surge in shoplifting by otherwise innocent looking youths in bobby socks and sweaters. The Port land Retail Trade Association began an inquiry after store executives received confessions from high school students that it is smart to steal. Juvenile officials note the offenders are not underprivileged and some come from well to do families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Porthind Retail Trade Association
Marylander WIA List Names 32 Soldiers in European Theater
The War Department released the names of 32 Marylanders reported wounded in action in Europe. Among the listed is Pvt. Edward A. Beall, son of Luther C. Beall of Route 2 Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army Cadets Praise Navy Game Strategy in New York
Spokesmen for the Army and Nye addressed the New York football writers amid chatter about Navy plans. Gustafson cited Pennsylvania’s strong showing against Army, while Miller noted Boris Dimancheff troubled Middies before an injury. Hamberg’s fitness was key to keeping the score down as Army and Purdue run T-formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Nye
Anit
Boldaes
Ady Gustafser
Art Buckfield Couch
Navy
Foel Till Anister
Alcide Mielingtor
Gustafsey
Don Whitinivers
Wayne
Mitey
Trish Miller
Notre Dame
Univ Army
Angelo Bertelli
Aki Tines
Notre Dame Sea
Gustafson
Pennsylvania
Dackles
Baltimore
Miller
Boris Dimancheff
Purdue
Othe
Hamberg
Ten Naval Craft Are Lost In Philippines
The Navy reports the loss of ten ships in the Philippines area during the Southwest Pacific combat, including destroyer escorts and light cruisers. The total naval losses now exceed previously announced figures, with ships from carrier and cruiser classes missing after sea peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Toshi
War Timeline Note Aims To Capture Early Phase
The fragment references a period from the war’s start through a date marked as 228, implying a chronology focused on early conflict events. It lacks explicit figures, locations, or named entities beyond the generic wartime frame.
Wesley Wael Hooks Big Four and Half Pound Bass
A fisherman on the Monocacy River struggled but finally landed a large bass weighing four and a half pounds and measuring nineteen inches. The catch came Sunday evening and was noted by Wesley Wael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley v Wael
Wan Gut
Fred
Vie- Uni
Wathter
Monocacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry L. Stimgon
Sgt
Joe Louis
Cpl
Billy Conn
Stimson
Hitler
London
Daily Sketch
Nazi Party
Eher Verlag
Berchtesgaden
Party
Paper
Landis
Kenesaw Mountain
Rock of Aces
U. A. Lough
South Market St
Ramblers
The
Cigar Institute
Dempsey
Johnson
RED Cross
Johnson & Johnson
Lou
Herkimer Hurricane
Ambers
Ime
Italy
Capudine
Frederick
General Acceptance Corporation
Frederick, Md
the Cola Drink
Canada
We Quality
Rhe
Th Cooper Teresa Cla
Aireciad
SM Who
Sastalle
SSA Poven Cram Morgan - Raita Lonica Pater Calings
Emon
Brick, Ma
Max Wagenberg
Braddock Hgts
Fairground Road
Fast Church Street
Warner Bros
Z City Opera
HOUS
Today and Tomorrow
Costemo PE
Arthur Treacher
Marion Hutton
Rot Grant
Thomas Gomez
Anne Gillis
Jill Osborne
AWD
Orchestra
Glade Valley
Garber
A LI
Samuel Slater
Pal
Stephano
Phila. PA
Pearré
Roy Acuff
Lulubelle
Scotty
Weni TY
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Mrs. Parkington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!