Yankees Win World Series Game on Dickey Homer
New York Yankees defeat St Louis Cardinals 2 to 0 at Sportsman's Park in game three of the 1943 World Series. Bill Dickey belts a two run homer in the sixth after Spud Chandler scatters ten hits to secure the win and series lead for the champs before 33,872 fans. The victory sends New York back to New York with a 3-1 edge in the best of seven.
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Court News: Multiple Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notes list marriage licenses for several couples including John W. C. Oram and Seanna Hall and others with varied residences. Also records property deeds transferring parcels from Alva FL Rice and others to Raymond W. Wiles and spouses, and from George L. Wilhide to Howard Z. Mort.
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Seanna Hall
South Bentz Street
Ralph G. Newcomer
Lucille B. Baker
Mt. Alta. Pa
Quentin C. Hazen
Adrian, Mich
Lucy B. Ramsburg
Lorettaville
Charles F. Smith
Libertytown
Mabel Roselee
South Court Street
Emil Jaros
Mary Demski
Nanticoke
John L. Carroll
Thompsonville
Conn
May Rosa Norris
Emmitsburg
Chester M. Kadi
East Fifth Street
Elizabeth L. Dodson
College Avenue
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Shut Our Heads Field Entered In Laurel Stakes
A field of nine horses led by Greentree Stable's Shut Qui was named for the Laurel Stakes at Pimlico worth 19000 added. The four year old son of Equipoise, last year’s Kentucky Derby and Belmont winner, is among favorites as he seeks early turf form. Also entered were Shut Out and stablemate Famous Victory in later races on the Columbus Day program.
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Crisler Hails Notre Dame as Best He Has Seen
Michigan coach Fritz Crisler calls Notre Dame the finest team he has seen, praising Angelo Bertelli and the 1940 Irish attack. He notes Notre Dame’s shift to a modern T formation, enhanced speed and ball handling, with Leahy’s leadership and Julius Rykovich contributing at right halfback.
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Horses Set for Laurel Park Feature After Preakness Reference
The Old Hull Top Oval race tomorrow features nine horses including Alsab ridden by Eddie Arcaro and With Regards, Hasteville, Anticlimax, Son of Peace, Deveraux, Bold Captain, and others. If all nine start the transplanted Laurel Park stakes would total 12,800 in gross value. last year Riverland won the mite route before being destroyed.
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Headley
Calumet Farm
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Farrell
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World Bank Plan Attacked by Taft Opposition
Senator Taft denounces the proposed international bank in Congress, arguing loans abroad should come from the United States through direct government authority. Morgenthau outlines a bank with ten billion dollars in capital, with the United States supplying about three and a half billion.
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Bank Offers Loans for War Damaged Cities Rebuilding
The bank would provide loans for reconstructing war damaged cities and related projects, with a total of 81 billion and additional funds from other nations to support rebuilding efforts.
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OPA Persecutes Honest Citizens Sparks 1944 Row
Western Democrats forecast a 1944 defeat unless the Office of Price Administration ends what they call aggressive persecution of honest citizens. Senator Thomas urges curbing OPA spending to limit its actions. Senator Johnson backs reducing onerous regulations while noting some rules are unworkable. Charles Town reports the death of Charles Greenwalt, 32, killed at Blair Limestone quarry when a hydraulic lift failed and the truck body fell on him.
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Old Grid Feud To Be Revived In Durham
In Durham the Duke North Carolina grid feud resumes as Navy V-12 trainees mix with Duke holdovers and Carolina newcomers from several southern schools for a classic Tobacco Triangle matchup. Duke, after decisive prior wins, seeks to challenge Navy while North Carolina rebounds from early setbacks.
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Football Power Forecasts and Dimaggio Divorce Aid
A rough grid of college football picks runs through many matchups from Iowa State to California with teams like Oklahoma A and M and Southern California favored. Separate from the sports notes, Sgt. Joe Dimaggio is sued for divorce by Dorothy Arnold in Los Angeles. she cites over 50 thousand dollars income last year and 100 thousand in community property, seeking alimony and custody for their two year old son.
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Residents and events around Union Bridge and Uniontown
Union Bridge residents buy the Emory Bohn property on Main street and plan to move in soon. Local church women hosted a Bible class gathering at Nora Sixx's home with thirteen members. Alton Hesson visited from Wisconsin for his uncle Edgar Clayton Zumbrum's funeral in Union Bridge. Dorothy Fowhble visited Hagestown area with relatives. Nettie Bloom shows heart condition improvement. Mrs. Daniel Leakins assists as nurse at Charles Dudrear home. Elizabeth Wolfe convalesces after pneumonia. Malcolm Rakestraw returns from the Aleutians with U S Army service ended. Mrs. Jesse Klein paralyzed, moved to near Union Bridge for care. Durbin Fogie called for military induction. Relatives notified on Donald’s situation.
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Uniontown
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Alton Hesson
Toma
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Dudrear
Elizabeth Wolfe
Malcolm Rakestraw
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Aleutians
Jesse Klein
Centerville
John Repp
Durbin Fogie
Donald
15000 Draft-Deferred Men Available To Help Farmers
Maryland farmers will gain access to 15000 draft-deferred workers to assist with crops in 1944. Col Klaesius said 9260 single and 5835 married men have deferments to date. Plans to transfer workers and expand farm tools and fertilizer supplies were outlined by AAA officials at the University of Maryland conference.
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Local Notices and Family Moves in Union Bridge Area
Utermahlen son of the late Mr and Mrs Charles Utermahlen transferred from Arizona to Cardner Field Taft California about 120 miles from Hollywood. Pic George Crawmer of the US Navy on furlough in Union Bridge with his wife and parents Mr and Mrs Howard Crawmer. The Sterling Lescalet family moved from near Westminster to the Earl Buckey house on Main Street Union Bridge. Monday Mr and Mrs Lew Myers Hag
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Elmhurst visit with Mrs Gladhill and the Bankards
Erstown spent Sunday in town at her mother Mrs Wilbur Glad hill. They also visited with Mr and Mrs Maurice Bankard Lin wood.
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