Cadets Meet Owls In Western Maryland Showdown
Frederick Cadets visit Westminster in a key Maryland game as both teams chase a first win. Frederick, 0-3, relies on Evie Remsberg and a split-T attack while Westminster eyes its own 1-3-1 mark and a rugged defense led by Rickell and Stup. The gridiron clash highlights a tense midseason clash between local programs.
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Frederick Cadets star Keller named to Dell All-Americans
Sports notes recount Charlie Keller of the Frederick High Cadets chosen by Dell Magazine as one of tomorrows All-Americans among 500 national stars including eleven Maryland players. Barry Shetrone tops Maryland picks, while Wheaton meets Frederick Oct 22. Jerry Power of Wheaton earns Player of the Week honors with 65 82 and 90 yard gains. A memorial recalls Monsignor William E. Kelly who died in Baltimore, famed for a soccer tale about a sock on the nose that decided a state title.
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Imogene Coca Walks Away From NBC Televison Pact
TV critic Charles Mercer reports Imogene Coca aborted a $900000 NBC television contract this week. Friends say her honesty and fear of doing nothing drove the decision, hoping to pursue other fields and wipe the slate clean after a difficult year with Sid Caesar.
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Imogene Coca Faces Hard Times Before Fame
The article recalls Imogene Coca's tough years before her breakthrough with Caesar on TV. It notes a blue period of poverty and eviction fears, followed by her later success and a planned Las Vegas show. Her mother and husband Robert Burton, married 18 years, are mentioned.
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Doctor Ferguson Dies After 41 Years in Ravenswood
Dr. Joseph Hart Ferguson aged 78 died last night in Ravenswood West Virginia. A physician here and in Tyler County for 41 years he previously practiced in Middlebourne for 36 years before moving to Ravenswood in 1950.
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Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
Key historical anniversaries include William Penn founder of Pennsylvania, Benjamin Edes, Francis Lightfoot Lee, Elwood Haynes, Winfred Black, and Albert S. Goss with birth and death dates. Today in history notes Fremont’s 1848 expedition, 1902 Hague court case, Wilson’s reply to Germany, Klan testimony, Red Network launch, German loan, and 1953 Fifth Amendment orders. Also listed are today’s birthdays: Eisenhower, Maurice Pate, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Norman Armour, Carroll Shanks, and Sumner Welles. An economic note reports Republic Steel third quarter net income of $22,005,740 with nine-month total of $63,142,811 and per-share data.
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Knight opposes Nixon and Knowland as presidential contenders
In Los Angeles on October 13 Governor Goodwin Knight of California said he opposes Vice President Nixon as a possible presidential candidate because he believes Nixon cannot win. Knight also doubts Senator William F. Knowland can win, despite Knowland being eyed as a GOP prospect alongside Nixon if Eisenhower leaves office.
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Knight hints at not seeking re election next year
The governor says he faced losing battles against Roosevelt Irumag and does not want another. He praised Nixon’s 1950 Senate bid, hopes Nixon won’t see it as betrayal, and notes plans to head California’s 70 vote delegation as a nominal favorite son at the GOP convention in San Francisco next August amid possible friction. A Red Cross Water Safety program year saw one million proficiency certificates issued.
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