Terps Ranked As No.8 Team
Army rises to No.1 in national college football rankings after a big week of upsets. Notre Dame drops to tenth after Purdue upset and Maryland crushes Michigan State. SMU, Oklahoma, Texas, Kentucky, Stanford, California, Maryland, Purdue, and Notre Dame fill the top ten with votes tallied from 241 writers and sportscasters.
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New York
Army
Black Knights
Notre Dame
Purdue
Fighting Irish
Maryland
Michigan State
West Pointers
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Oklahoma
Texas
Kentucky
Stanford
California
Boilermakers
Georgia
J. Army
Recreation League Latest Results at Kellys Mill and More
Recreation League standings list Fout's Works leading with 10 wins, Kellys Mill and Colonial Jerry Co both at 9 wins, Hershberger's 9, Jack's Service 4, Mercer Jones 7, ASCO 6, Old Reading 6, Ox Fibre 5, Broad Run 5, Monocacy Motors 5. Weekly results show Old Reading over Colonial Co, Monocacy Motors over ASCO, Fouts Works over Jack's Service, with Thursday matchups Ox Fibre versus Broad Run and V W F W versus Mercer Jones. High single game by Grove of Kellys Mill with 154 and high set 408, Hershberger's tops team with 643, Jack's Service leads teams with 1,787 in the match.
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Kelly's Mill
Fouts Works
ASCO
Broad Run
Old Reading
Hershberger's
Mercer Jones
Monocacy Mill
Jack's Service
Colonial Co
Ox Fibre
Monocacy Motors
Asco Fout's Works
Vw. F. W
Hershberger’s
Helen Traubel Buys Interest In Browns
New York October 9 Helen Traubel a New York opera star said she bought a part interest in the St. Louis Browns mainly to satisfy a sentimental urge. She declined to disclose the size of her investment and noted her lifelong Browns fandom while preferring not to reveal further details.
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New York
Helen Traubel
St. Louis Browns
Browns
George Lister
Babydoll Jacobson
Urban Shocker
Bill Dewitt
Miss Traubel
Lopera
Wagner
William Bass
Supreme Court Won't Interfere With Case
The Supreme Court declined to review a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that denied admission to a Negro girl at the University of Maryland nursing program, choosing not to interfere. The court also refused to reconsider its June decision on Heman Sweatt's Texas University law school admission and denied Senator Glen Taylor's request for review of his Birmingham disorderly conduct conviction. Taylor remarked he would not go to Alabama to surrender. Birmingham police said they would pursue him.
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Washington
Supreme Court
University of Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland
High Tribunal
University of Texas
Heman Marion Sweatt
Houston
Black
Douglas
Taylor
Pocatello
Ida
Alabama
Birmingham
Eugene Connor
County Soccer League Plans Reorganization Meeting Tonight
Frederick Coun ty Soccer Leaguers meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the M C A Middletown to reorganize for a new season. President Dorsey F Shipley calls the meeting as Sunday play is noted with two legs on the schedule.
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Frederick County
Dorsey
F. Shipley
M.C. A
Middletown
Carnival teams renew shipley trophy and school reorganization
Carnival aims to renew its loop franchise and join the Shipley Soccer circuit, with Brunswick Walkersville Thurmont and Jefferson expected to have reps at tonight's reorganization meeting. The district invites other community clubs to apply for franchises after a high interest year following the 1949 season. Officer elections and student council actions highlighted the school year.
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Shipley
Brunswick
Walkersville
Thurmont
Jefferson
New Windsor Plans and School Additions Proceed in October
New Windsor to consider additions and alterations to the local school on October 17 per Superintendent S M Jenness who showed plans to the New Windsor PTA building committee including George Magin Edward Derr Paul Green Atley Arbaugh Gilbert Martin Ivy L Fowler and Howard C Roop. The elementary attendance average for September was 97.10 percent with individual totals by teacher and grade led by Ivy L Fowler and Rebecca Harman. The girls speedball team defeated Sykesville 6 0 while the soccer team fell 2 0. The PTA meeting is set for Wednesday October 18 at 8 pm. The Student Council at New Windsor High School has resumed responsibilities for 1950 51 with a teacher adviser.
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New Windsor
S. M. Jenness
New Windsor Pta
George Magin
Edward Derr
Paul Green
Atley Arbaugh
Gilbert Martin
Ivy L. Fowler
Howard C. Roop
Regina Roop
Mary Roop
Helen Carey
Helen Englar
Rebecca Harman
Sykesville
PTA
New Windsor High School
Pageant Winners and Honorees Listed in Event Notes
Readable lines list awards for cutest first and prettiest bride among contestants. Patricia Hanson and Bonnie McKinney receive top spots in several categories with Allen Grayhill Dar lena Thrasher and Darlene Tal bert noted for second or third places.
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Patricia Hanson
Bonnie McKinney
Allen Grayhill
Darlena Thrasher
Darlene Talbert
Carlton Dodd
Richard May
Barbara Ecker
Nadine Logue
Susan Young
Helen Fritz
Emmitsburg VFW backs Maryland anti subversive act referendum
The Emmitsburg VFW met at the post home and endorsed the Ober Law subversive activities act of 1949 to be voted on in November. Commander Wales Rightour urged citizens to study the law amid propaganda. The meeting reviewed the Freedom Crusade, the touring Liberty Bell display, and new community service award plans up to 5000 dollars. Five new members joined and Armistice Day plans included a bells tolling at 11 on Nov 11. A card party for St Anthony's Shrine is set for Oct 12 with 8 pm start.
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Emmitsburg
V.fow
Maryland General Assembly
Wales Rightour
Liberty Bell
United States
Berlin
Lumen Norris
VFW
Rightnour
St Anthony's Shrine Church
Churena
Birthday Surprise for John Boyer on Sixteenth
A surprise birthday party honored John Boyer Jr on his sixteenth birthday at the Boyer home near Braddock Saturday. Music was provided by Charlie Young and Edwin Merle with Richard Feagaville. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Boyer and many relatives and friends from the Roberts and Kline families.
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John Boyer
John
David Roberts
Charlie Young
Clarence Kline
Viola
Margaret Boyer
Shirley
Judy Roberts
Dorothy
Patsy Young
Carolyn Robert
Nancy
Shirley Kline
Masters John, Jr
Robert
Jane Royer
Gene Roberts
Meredith Crouse
Harold Kline
Edward
Cheese safety rule in cheese not made from pasteurized milk
The passage notes a mandatory holding period of at least 66 days under government regulations for cheese not made from pasteurized milk. It references individuals named Edwin Roberts Merle Grayson Richard Young Ronald Roberts and Donald Roberts in connection with a deed.
Luff's Stuff TRUE STORY Friendship Proved In Need
A short piece notes that true friendship shows when someone proves to be a trusty ally in times of trouble, highlighting loyalty and support as the core measure of a friend. The account emphasizes dependable companions who stand by you during hardship.
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Luff
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Parsons Newman
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Virginia Baust
Janet Thompson
Donald Stansbury
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Delano Haines
Nancy Dayhoff
Billy Stultz
Mary Lease
Joel Nimen
Allen’s Market & Second
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G. Hunter Bowers
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Chas. Ray
North Market Street
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John L. Shaw
Kaiser+ Frazer
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East Street
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