Maryland Blackout Plan Postponed Before Public Alert Changes
Baltimore Oct 5 Colonel Henry S Barrett state ARP director announced a new setup for the state wide blackout organization to be public very shortly and unannounced alerts and blackouts postponed until after October 15 The First Fighter Command ordered the delay pending changes in permission procedures for blackouts and it remains unclear how the regional defense organization will fit in. Dim out rules to cover outdoor signs are being prepared to require downward lighting and reduce sky visibility.
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Baltimore
Henry S. Barrett
State A. R. P
Regional Defense Organization
Rowland K. Adams
Barrett
Army
Maryland
Fighter Command
New York
Eastern Defense Command
New York City
Milton A. Reckord
Third Service Command
Grid Ironies By DENNI MYERS Head Coach Of Boston College
Denni Myers recalls a fall season anecdote about a visually impaired lineman, a Tennessee game, and a failed interception drill that exposed biases and color confusion among Boston College players. He notes misperceptions of uniforms and paraphernalia, plus a candid remark about changes in attitudes toward football strategy and player capability.
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Denni Myers
Boston College
Army
Tennessee
Vols
Two Men Injured In Leaping From Train
Two men, Milton H. Glover and William Chester Mays, were injured near Baltimore's Union Station when they apparently jumped from a moving train. Glover suffered severe injuries including an amputated left foot and multiple fractures. Mays had a laceration to his left hand. Railroad officials said they had boarded a Washington-bound train with two women to see them to their seats. An investigation was started.
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Baltimore
Union Station
Milton H. Glover
William Chester Mays
Charlie Keller Named Outstanding Yank in World Series
Charlie Keller, star outfielder for the Yankees, delivered key moments in the World Series, hitting two homers and driving in five runs to lead a comeback effort. He tied for RBIs with five and totaled 16 RBIs across three series, with a standout one-handed catch in game four cited as the greatest defensive highlight. The article notes Ruth's record seven-homer performance in earlier series and praises Keller as a remaining Yankee hero who kept hope alive in late innings.
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Charlie Keller
Frederick
Keller
Yankees
Cardinals
Homer
Johnny Beazley
Yanks
Enos Slaughter
Mort Cooper
Yankee
Babe Ruth
George Murowski
Charlie
Hus
Dickey
Terry Moore
Ouimener Snoud
Jedt
John Kieran
New York
Killer Keller
Mort
Roy Cullendine
Joe Gordon
Nashville Golden
William and Mary
Boston College
B. C
Portland
Ore
Manuel Ortiz
Nat Corum
Ted Husing
Sportscasters' Association
Notre Dame Tradition Upset In Two Early Games
Red Grange surveys college football upsets and picks, with Notre Dame using a troubled T formation as it enters key tests against Stanford and other top teams. The piece previews clashes across the nation, projecting outcomes for Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio State, and many more, highlighting the era’s strategic debates and rivalries.
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Notre Dame
Red Grange
Chicago
Stanford
Indians
Pacific Coast
South Bend
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Irish
Badgers
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Marchmont Schwartz
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Toutlows
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Bernie Bierman
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Quakers
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Skip Stahley
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Bruins
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Tennessee
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Buff Donelli
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Georgia Air Corps
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North Carolina Flyers
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Court News and Marriage Licenses in Local Ledger
Property deed transfers from Rosé E Albaugh widow to Harvey H Marsh and wife for $10. Several absolute divorce bills filed: Biser, Butler, Cecil, and Kline cases. Multiple marriage licenses issued or pending with numerous local and out of state residents.
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Rosé E. Albaugh
Harvey H. Marsh
Jennie C. Biser
Charles W. Biser
Mary R. Butler
Daniel E. Butler
Bion E. Cecil
Emma Cecil
Luther A. Kline
Lena S. Kline
Mahlon E. Beggus
Lydia
Peach
Dorn
Mt. Airy
Roland B. Sialex
Nola V. Fogle
Harry E. Cramer
Lola J. Blaxston
Russell E. Roberts
East Sixth Street
Bessie C. Welty
Center Street
Frederick B. van Newkirk
Harrisburg
Mary B. Conner
Orangeville
Earl E Sitttig
West Patrick Street
Mary Virginia Humm
North Market Street
World Series Buzz and Notes From Roundup
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr surveys World Series chatter with Yankee fans applauding first appearances. include chatter on players, forecasts, service members, and World Series trends, plus notes on Tony Zale, Joe Gordon, Dixie Walker, and other sports figures and events.
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Hugh Fullerton
Final account filed in Lambert estate by executor
The second and final account for the John J. Lambert estate was filed by executor F. Ross Myers and approved by the Orphans' Court on Monday, showing $3,858.03 in additional funds accounted for.
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John J. Lambert
F. Ross Myers
Orphans’ Court
Eye color Tied to Heredity Says Study
The article explains that eye color is governed by heredity and that children of two parents with the same eye color normally inherit that hue. It notes the genetic basis for variation and the likelihood of shared coloration among offspring.
Terps And Rutgers Clash In Baltimore
Maryland faces Rutgers in Baltimore in a 1942 college football matchup. Maryland's recent wins over Connecticut and the Naval Air Station set high hopes as Rutgers, under new coach Harry Rockefeller, seeks its first road test and tries to slow a veteran Maryland backfield led by Don Jones and Nick Dennis.
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Baltimore
University Ofanes Laren
Rutgers Uh
Maryland
University of Connectcut
Likeshuret Naval Air Station
Rutgers
Don Jones
Nick Dennis
Charlie Zakaukas
Hal Heritage Hall
Gold Bank of
Emil Totter
Len Hansen
Gil Greenberg
Ernie Nedvins
Hal Rosenberg
Ken McDonald
Vermont
Harry Rockefeller
Harvey Harman
Art Matsu
Naval Air Station
Mont
Fire Prevention Week urges attic clutter cleanout and safety
Miss Esther Knowles of the Maryland University Extension Service urges Frederick County women to use Fire Prevention Week to remove rubbish. She notes proper food storage helps wartime relief, frees space for food and clothing, aids the salvage drive, and reduces fire hazards at home. The extension service provides guidance on fireproofing fabrics and inflammable material storage.
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Misa Esther Knowles
Maryland University Extension Service
Frederick County
Miss Knowles
Knowles
Synthetic Rubber From Grain Alcohol Process
Rubber Administrator William M. Jeffers reported authorization for production of about 300,000 tons of synthetic rubber from the grain alcohol process in plants at Institute West Virginia Louisville Kentucky and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He urged locating rubber plants beside grain alcohol plants to avoid transport issues while noting a Kansas City effort to pair a plant with the Atchison grain alcohol operation. He seeks a full program overview before expansion and mentions research on eye coordination milestones in children.
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Washington
William M. Jeffers
Ansas
Institute
W. Va
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Ransans
Jeffers
Atchison, Kas
Assault Charge Sets Two and a Half Year Term
Magusirate Bennett in Polee Court last night sentenced Ernest Lane, 19, to two and a half years for assault and battery and resisting arrest. Lane allegedly attacked a man while he slept, inflicting a severe head wound with a sharp weapon. Officers testified to a scuffle and a scene with a stained axe and lamp. Two other youths, Perkins and Schreyer, faced charges for disturbing the peace after a late-night fight near East Patrick and Carroll streets. fines were set after disputed liquor stories.
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Magusirate Aleton Y. Bennett
Polee Court
Santemeiny
Ernest Cattont Lane
Maryland
Wallin Matthews
Klinehart
Lane
Hie l
Matthews
Mehay Hat Pra
Opie Gene
Witel
Harry D. Stup
Jim
Martin Kanade
Hin
Ernest Perkins
Neth Benn Street
Dani Mo Schreyer
East Street
East Patrick
Carroll Streets
Perkins
Schreyer
Bennett
East Patrick Street
Irolingon
John Harper
Trank Alexander
Mrs Webber Celebrates 74th Birthday on Sept 29
Mrs Webber celebrated her seventy fourth birthday on September 29. She lives with her husband in ikiuansine.
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Webber
Ikiuansine
Guilty pleas and fines listed for various offenses
The record shows multiple defendants fined for speeding and reckless driving, with amounts from 2.50 to 250, including drunkenness on streets and public places. Names include Everett Miller, George Shalt, Richard Stratford, Warren Harley, Toby Wisney, W Russell Zimmer, Thomas Jackson, Turner, Smuth, Webster Luby, Raymond Eyler, Ninsey, and L Backus.
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BK. OR
Poolesville
Dash Smuth
Con Street
Webster Luby
Raymond Eyler
Ninsey
L. Backus
Ain Public Place
Four Musts Issued For Fuel Oil Consumers
The Office of Price Administration issued four steps for fuel oil consumers in the 30 rationed states to secure a fuel oil ration book. Actions include inventory of October 1, obtaining the ration application from dealers or boards after October 15, and measuring the final marks of the ink on the fuel oil application, ensuring only living areas are counted.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Mooraca
Wingless Plane To Be Tested By Inventor Eshelman
Baltimore Oct 3 The third version of Inventor Cheston L Balinan s Flying Flounder is larger lighter and more streamlined than prior models Tests will be conducted by Army and Navy officials within weeks Eshelman predicts rapid acceptance and entry into war The 20 by 18 foot wingless craft use lighter materials and could reach about 500 mph with a 1200 horsepower motor. experts have endorsed it despite lingering Washington caution.
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Baltimore
Cheston L. Balinan
Army
Navy
Eahel
Eshelman
Ome
Yon le Eshelman
Bahelman
Washington
British Forces Join Up In Madagascar Advance
East African Command said British troops from the east and west coasts of Madagascar linked at Antsirgbe, 70 miles south of Tananarive. One column moved 460 miles in 23 days from Majunga. another 230 miles from Tamatave. Over 450 miles of railway and much rolling stock are now in Allied hands, forming the island’s main railway system.
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Dhove
Madagascar
Antsirgbe
Tananarive
East African Command
Majunga
Tamatave
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