Shazo Cubs discuss possible first base replacements
Rickey spoke at his weekly press conference about talks with Shazo hours yesterday. Possible Cubs first base candidates include Russell Foxx Cavarretti Waitkus Becker, or a replacement from the Cardinal farm system as Pets Perit contemplates retirement. Rickey still hopes Camill may return and has reviewed reserve lists from major leagues and the American Association.
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Rickey
Smeemen Ox
Pets Perit
Maplag
Ed Waitkus
Heinz Becker
Dodgers
Camill
St. Louis Cardinal
American Association
Handy Yuletide: Hands Busy At Home Features
Christmas season highlights how hands stay busy with household tasks. The piece surveys practical home duties and crafts as festive preparation, noting common chores, repair work, and creative projects that define holiday routines.
Rickey eyes possible replacement for Camilli talk
Rickey seeks a replacement if Camilli declines to play the next season. He cites a single potential external prospect from the Cardinals with a price around 200n. Rickey notes Camilli may be sincere about ranch difficulties and vows to appeal in a different way to keep him with the team. Also mentions Pvt Reynolds, drafted Oct 25, stationed at Fort Knox, son of Mary and George Reynolds.
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Rickey
Cardinals
Palihmouga
California
Pvt. Reynolds
Fort Knox
Mary Reynolds
East Fifth Street
George Reynolds
Brunswick
Decision At Buna Still Remains Undecided
Allied headquarters in Australia reports Buna still in doubt as Japanese forces in a tightening pocket near the Northeastern New Guinea base engage the Allies in heavy fighting. The noon communique notes heavy land and air actions as Allied pressure increases and Buna’s last foothold narrows.
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Australia
Buna
New Guinea
High Command
Guna
Lae
Tts
Farewell Dinner for Willards in Thurmont Sunday
A farewell dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Myers in Thurmont honored Pic Willard of Fort Lewis Washington and William Willard who enters service December 3. Attendees included family and friends from Thurmont Frederick Hagerstown Shippensburg and other nearby towns. Also noted are political campaign expense reports filed by Wibur R Freeze and Mrs Mary H Gregory detailing no expenses and 5850 spent respectively.
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Clarence Myers
Thurmont
Pic ‘Charles Willard
Fort Lewis
Washington
William Willard
Lillie Willard
Pauli Schildt
Robert
Leroy Staub
Catherine Staub Delores Staub
Ernest Willard
Betjty Baltzell
Viola Wills
Louise
Frederick
Ralph Armstrong
Hagerstown
Margaret Politis
Dorothy Politis
Effie Politis
Lester Gable
Shippensburg
Wibur R. Freeze
House of Delegates
Mary H Gregory
Orphans Court
Gannett Resigns From GOP Posts Amid Leader Vacancies
Washington November 23 Frank E Gannett publisher resigns as assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee leaving two top committee vacancies to fill at the GOP Dec 7 meeting in St Louis Chairman Joseph W Martin Jr also resigns to devote time to House minority leadership He said What we fought for has been largely achieved closure announced yesterday
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Gannett
Washington
Frank E. Gannett
Republican National Committee
St Lows
Joseph W Martin, Jr
House
Nursery schools in Soviet factories serve 6000 900 children
Nursery schools in Soviet factories now accommodate 6,000 900 children, whose mothers are engaged in war work.
Voluntary Rationing Of Butter Is Begun
Baltimore on November 24 reports indicate butter dealers have begun voluntary rationing as government stocks are frozen. Joseph Smelkin son, prominent Baltimore butter jobber and former Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange president, said the city, while not among the 35 centers under direct freezing, was hard hit. He warned that voluntary restrictions may extend to shops and markets as the situation develops.
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Baltimore
Joseph Smelkinson
Smelkinson
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Grange Picks Penn To Defeat Cornell In Turkey Day Game
Red Grange predicts Penn over Cornell in the Thanksgiving Day clash at Franklin Field. He also notes Colgate over Brown in Providence and Missouri aiming for a Big Six title against Kansas. Tulane faces LSU, Texas A and M eyeing Texas, and Tulsa vs Arkansas highlights across the slate.
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Penn
Cornell
Red Grange
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
George Munger
Quakers
Navy
Penn State
Colgate
Red Raiders
Brown
Providence
Bob Margarata
Bruin
Hamilton
Missouri
Northwestern
Great Lakes
Dyche Stadium
Steuber
Stanek
Kansas
Columbia
Auburn
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Tulane
Baton Rouge
Tigers
Alvin Dark
Texas
Joe Muha
Roanoke
William & Mary
Richmond
Texas A. & M
Aggies
Austin
Tulsa
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Arizona
Tucson
Butter Shortage Forces Higher Grades on Public in 1940s
From Chicago to Baltimore, 90 and 92 score butters face rationing as government orders lock up stocks. Smelkinson notes 50 percent of butter is frozen and earmarked for services, limiting 92 score availability and forcing consumers toward higher grade 90 score products despite higher prices.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Smelkinson
Boy Scouts Cub Pack awards and new members at meeting
At the regular Cub Pack No. 1 meeting in the Presbyterian social rooms 500 pages were awarded to Welton Nikirk Charles Ford James Redmond and Gene Ford. Others assisted with investiture were Bobbie Brandfield Jimmie Arnold and Eugene Waltz. Arthur May and George Grove were received as candidates for membership. Gerald Tucker and Joshua Monath aged eight were made associate members. Bobbie Brandfeld was nominated for denner with potential installation after a trial period. Thirty eight Cubs attended as Den Chief Joe Roya led the meeting. Thanksgiving supper noted for Builders class of Church of the Brethren with 100 guests and program details. Oil of cashew nuts cited as best lubricant for certain plane motor pads due to heat resistance.
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Presbyterian
Welton Nikirk
Charles Ford
James Redmond
Gene Ford
Bobbie Brandfield
Jimmie Arnold
Eugene Waltz
Arthur May
George Grove
Gerald Tucker
Joshua Monath
Bobbie Brandfeld
Wee Rived
Wwee Buldie Roucherick
Cubs
Den
Joe Roya
Church of the Brethren
Roy L. Leatherman
David Phettiplace
America
Ralph E. Shober
Ruth Nicholson
Reading
Herbert Duvall
Jed
William Long
Wilson Roberson
Donald E. Leatherman
Virginia Keech
John F. Graham
Myersville
Clifton Wirts
Frederick
Wartime notes loom over hockey as season opens
New York observers note the NHL governors cut player limits to aid weaker clubs, allowing one extra man to stay with the team. Other sports talk includes naval battle lore, Dodgers Dressen dislike of Branch Rickey, Meade's suspension and winter plans, and Midshipmen cheering substitutions at Army Navy hockey. Ott arrives today.
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New York
National Hockey League
Canada
United States
Ven
Dodgers
Chuck Dressén
Chuck
Branch Rickley
Don Meade
New Orleans
Miami
Marshall Cassidy
Army
West Point
Royal Military Academy
Naval aviation gains from preflight football writers
Service Dept. Lt. Cmdr. Clement Boyd notes sports writers boosting interest in naval aviation which needs 30,000 pilots this year. The piece mentions footbell players with Geldem Gears and fights among managers, plus Pvt. Don Gilbert, a boxing contributor at Fort McClellan who was born in England and worked for the Canadian press before moving to the United States.
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United States
Dodgers Fan Seeks Giants Victory After Readiness Claim
The piece notes a fan’s demand that the Dodgers prove the Giants remain competitive, mentions Henry Armstrong possibly facing Bummy Davis at Madison Square Garden late January, and references today’s guest star Lewis Atchison in the Washington Evening Star with Perry Schwartz beginning tennis in California before turning pro.
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Dodgers
Giants
Fight Mob
Henry Armstrong
Henry
Madison Square Garden
Bummy Davis
Lewis Atchison
Washington
Evening Star
Perry Schwartz
California
Malaria Cure Discovered in the 17th Century
The article recalls malaria as an ancient human disease and notes that a cure was found in the 1600s, marking a turning point in treatment.
Public Auction Of Home Contents At Opossum Town Pike
Public sale after home sale to be held along the Opossum Town Pike 212 miles north of Frederick Maryland on Saturday November 28 at 1 PM Promptly. Items include dining room suite buffet 8 foot extension table 6 chairs settee 2 chairs two bureaus two beds single bed five bedroom chairs stands rocking chairs and more.
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Frederick
Ceresville
Atwater- Kent Radio 3
Philco
Penn Esther
Jesse
Glenn Trout
Auer Reymond L. Kes
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