California Wildcats Face Northwestern In Rose Bowl Clash
California coach Lynn Waldorf leads a 10 game coast undefeated squad to the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day against Northwestern. The Universities wrestle for prestige in a coast versus Big Nine showdown with strong sentiment from faculty voters and regional pride at Arroyo Seco.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Golden Bears
Northwestern
Wildcats
Cal
Lynn
Pappy Waldorf
Coast
Waldorf
Pappy
Cab “S
Bob Voi Waldorfter
Gts
Big Nine
Tug
Wilson
Michigan
Californ
Oregon
Arroyo Seco
PCC
Schmidt
Iit
Califo
Webfoots
Michigan Golden Bears
Notre Dame
Evanston
Berkeley
Illinois
UCLA
USC
Terps Set for Morgantown Clash Saturday
University of Maryland football aims to rebound after beating Carolina and Vanderbilt as they prepare for a tough road test at West Virginia in Morgantown on Saturday. Assistant coach Houston Bilder warned of WVU’s power after scouting their win over Western Reserve. The Terps held a light armory workout and reviewed the Vanderbilt game.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Carolina
Vanderbilt
West
Binia
Morgentown
Houston Bilder
Mountaineers
Western Reserve
West Virginia Power
Terps
Armory
Athletics To Back Local League Team Returns To Organized Baseball
Frederick prepares to rejoin organized baseball after 18 years as the Eastern Shore League expands. The Philadelphia Athletics secure the local franchise in Salisbury Delaware and Chambersburg Pennsylvania with a meeting of club officials and fans planned. The Eastern Shore clubs vote to retain franchises amid opposition from nearby towns while Frederick replaces Dover and Chambersburg joins Milford Delaware with modern ballparks and night lighting planned. Further word hinges on Philadelphia executives at Shibe Park.
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Frederick
Sundar
Chambersburg
Philadelphia Athletics
Shorty
Arthur H. Ehlers
Butch” Brennan
Salisbury
Fred
Uyland
Eastern Shore
Bend
Connie Mack
Dover
Milford
Del
Seaford
Rehoboth
Athletics
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
More Being Given Public Assistance in Maryland October
The Department of Public Welfare reports Maryland saw more residents require aid in October with costs rising about 11 percent from September. Total October welfare spending reached 1,167,275 dollars, up roughly 100,000. Old age assistance declined overall yet gained 412 cases in October. Aid to dependents added 68 cases and 470 more children were placed in foster homes. Patterson cites higher prices and more cases as factors.
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Baltimore
Department of Public Welfare
Maryland
J. Alision Patterson
Pin-Worm Mystery Ended
A report notes a health breakthrough where a treatment using P-W tablets eliminates pinworms safely. The text cites an approved principle guiding the remedy, promising effective relief for those distressed by the condition.
Police Court Cases Heard Monday Night
Magistrate Edward Monday heard cases involving intoxication charges with potential fines or jail time for a defendant from Srnesville. Officer Sheck and Special Deputy neck testified about inebriated behavior and a car issue linked to prior police action. Relatives supported a hospitalization for the defendant.
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Edward Monday
Don le Srnesville
Thelma Poole
West South Street
Samuel T. Poole
Poole
Richard E. Zierman
Milk price cut approved by Philadelphia Producers Cooperative
The Producers' Cooperative voted to cut milk price by one cent per quart starting January. The decision appears in a report by general manager Dr Henry Hoffman at the cooperative's 23rd annual convention at the Benjamin Treaty Hotel. A second reduction is implied.
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Philadelph
Producers’ Cooperative Redar
Or. Henry Hoffman
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Benjamin Treaty Hotel
Sensenbaugh Estate Passed To Family In Probate
Alvin E. Sensenbaugh left his 92 acre Catocun District farm with stock and personal property to his son Ir DL Sensenbaugh. The will provides a payment of 320 dollars to the estate. Probated Monday by the Court dated July 3, 1942, with executor Preyer. Agnes EF the Batre Apne referenced in the record.
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Alvin E. Sensenbaugh
Catocun
Ir DL Sensenbaugh
Mt Es Preyer
Agnes
Batre Apne
Court audit case notes in Frederick County
Fragmentary notes show a Frederick County court audit order with Trustee A Brown and references to an audit procedure. The text mentions the Circuit Court clerk E WACHTER and a dated November 1?th, with copy verification and seal language.
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Equity Court
Frederik Deru
Brown
Frederick Counts
Agen
E Wachter
Frederick Count
Edward Jo Smith
Sebestos
Ellis C Wachter
Drinceton Buckeye
Gertrude B. Fetrner
Frederick Cou
Frederick County
Holden 5S
Felton
Ellis C. Wachter
Ciers
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Real estate listings scatter Frederick county properties
A wide array of properties are listed including CITY HOMES FOR Sars in CITY SQUARE HOME on Record Street with brick residence and ten rooms. COUNTRY HOMES near Parkrail, modern bungalows with large lots, and farms with land are offered with terms and inspection. Prices range from thousands to tens of thousands, with various features such as garages, basements, and modern conveniences.
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Market Street
Frederick
Gas House Pike
Singanore Road
Inis
Ignatius
John Shaw
Walnet
Prince of Wales
General Electric
New Hampshire
Frederick County
Johan Bet
Schell Raburg
Chrcnutt Court
Frederick Cou
Court House
Maryland
Patrick Street
John Kunkel
Catherine Schot
Cha
Sars Court Square
Record Street
Unek
Norme Cramer & Son Men Couns
Nimiern
Cromse
Rockwell Terrace
T's Port
Ngstow
Parkrail
Co Meon
Udes F Sores
Moderna
Catarok
Camp Detries
Washburn
Wolfsville
Tafa Exceler
Caoniiten
Zoot
Toad Br ereaot stem Rvehen
Untangled fragmentary line reads as a brief note on a local event or item with unclear names and place references. The readable terms include toad and sand and a monetary symbol, but essential context and facts are missing to identify people or organizations.
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Oakland, Calif
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Arrow
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Claude Gardner
Fred- Harry Jennings
Harteth
Howard Shan
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East Second Street
Cecilia M. Nestor
Furkey
Beallsville
UPPER
Montgomery County Fire CC
Cooksville
Ann England Griffith
Oak Hill Farm
Tf. D. Wolfe
Grawood
Howard Co
Charles A. Hobbs
Clerkk
Calvin Murray
Irmen
England
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Cuty
Berlin
Glass & Mirror Sales
Park Ave
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Fhone
Baker's
Ezomachne
Wilson Mercer
Tenannis Lease
Achancer, Wiliam M. Storm, Aorney
Sensenbaugh
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Thomas Waterman
Dolores Waterman
McC Mathias
Harry D. le Tesuster
Frederick Coun
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R. L. Zentz
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Mercer & Sons
Grayson Ty Estate
Riu Castl
Emmert R, Bowlus
Tert & Bowlus Foxander
P. Luther Rice
Miegarn Bumcalsr
Sarase
Plather Rice & Son
East Third Street
Niewspapeer Hrerive
York Street
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Woody
David O. Griffin
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Dave Griffin
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Harold U Frushour
Murray C. Bohn
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Ductie Farm
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Socner
Murr Ce Boum
Extate
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Harry Ee. Mohler
Coco
Harry E
Roward A. Gross
R. AL
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Ralph W Royer
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