Kenna Out for Army Navy Game With Knee Injury
New York Oct 14. Doug Kenna star back for Army injures knee again and will miss the Army eleven until the Navy game. Lt Col Earl Blaik notes the injury after a practice stumble by a scrub end. Kenna previously hailed as a top punter and key to the T formation, Jackson Mississippi, returns to the roster uncertain for the remainder of the season. Curt Bowles of Columbia also sidelined with a torn knee cartilage.
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Red Eagle
Lou Little
Curt Bowles
Medals Awarded To Dr Pepper Members At Banquet
Eleven members of the Dr Pepper City League softball team received silver runner up medals at the 1943 State Amateur tournament. A banquet at the Peter Pan Inn hosted by sponsor John Campbell honored players and guests as trophies arrived from Baltimore. Richard Bruchey acted as master of ceremonies with speeches by Campbell Rathenhofer and Cyril Kline.
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Mananarive Raeechireer
Me Campbell
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Cyril Kline
Frederick Hustlers
Austin Angleverger
Cook
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Kline
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Ramsburg
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Campbell
Ethel
Wiles
Lois Jean Davis
Stanley Gaver
Betty Smith
Vernal Moore
Richard Bruchey
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Cyril Kine
George Wachter
Betty Slagle
Bruce Brandenburg
Irene Powell
Max Keline
Charles Ne Mir
Martin
Res Anthie & 7Lake
Overseas Sketchbook Reis Betty Baker Red Cross aid
Betty Baker, a Red Cross staff assistant in North Africa, shares V mail sketches from her journey as a typical American girl on an eve meal. She left a New York decorating job for the Red Cross and describes wartime experiences and daily duties.
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Betty Baker
America
Red Cross
North Africa
Thease
New York
Jesseign
Bucky Harris to Pilot Buffalo International League Club
Buffalo New York reports Bucky Harris the former major league manager signs to pilot the Buffalo Bullaret International League team for 1944. Terms not disclosed but believed to include a large bonus and record salary for a Buffalo manager. Harris, who left the Phillies last August, played for Buffalo 1917 to 1919 before joining the Washington Senators.
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Shancley Ro
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Boy Wander
Bullaret
Flarr
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Priefly
Moniker
Washington Senators
Unclear transit note between New York and Tokyo
Fragmentary line describes a travel route between New York and Tokyo along Moraa Highway with an unspecified standpost. Reading is incomplete and lacks concrete details or dates.
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Paedaolly
Anwey
Betwen
New York
Toke
Stanpost
Moraa Highway
Community group minutes with mixed reports and notes
A local meeting records sponsorship and election notes with 11 members listed, mention of officers including president Mrs Engle and secretary Mrs Stully, and volunteers for refreshments. Errors and garbled text obscure several details but reference a church area event and a play at an unspecified venue.
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Engle Rosatts
Annieleyirap
Dorada Geagts
Glenn C. Stully
Paul Boheman
Weasures
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Wilasat Eer
House Debating Service Men's Benefit Payments
The House opened debate on servicemen dependency benefits with a tentative vote planned for Monday. Delegates discussed increases beyond the House Military Committee's plan, while a CIO proposal to raise payments gains support. Wives and children are key beneficiaries under various proposed scales.
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Washington
House
House Military Committee
Senate
CIO
Sadowski D. Miho
Weld Caley
Community notices from New Market area skim week events
Local residents and family visits fill pages with travels illnesses and moves. Military personnel such as Technical Sergeant Harold Burgess and Naval Cadet Clifford Watkins are noted at home bases and hospitals. A community show is planned at New Market High School this Friday and Saturday.
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Catonsville
A. J. Zimmerman
Helen Wisner
Adamstedder
TeRey Holdoyn
Harold Burgess
Hawaii
Waurman Burgess
Mt. Airy
New Market
Virgil Baker
Frederick City Hospital
Clifford H. Watkins
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Betty Metz
Harrisville
Lewis Burgess
Washington, D. C
Ann Burgess
Mabel
Betty Brashear
Brashear
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B. C. Burgess
Baltimore
Robert Lease
Syracuse University
Merril Lease
Ira Davis
Mealey Hotel
Harry Wood
W. E. Falconer
Forrest Dixon
Frederick
Margaret Smith
Balmore
E. L. Smith
Raymond White
Feagaville
David Vauthier
Nowlen Soifs
L, P. F. Vauthier
Rae Glanville
Frank Kaspar
W. E. Glanville
WE. Baker
Maurice Baker
Lucian Falconer
Jesse Baker
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Corp
Lee M. Brashear
Fort Bliss
Tex
Jane McComas
New York
Rose Runkles
Washington
Cole Burke
Silver Springs
Olive Sponseller
Cap Cod Wins Ninth Handicap at Bowie Meet
Cape Cod from G C Green stable captured the ninth running of the W. Mamec handicap at Bowie on a heavy track. The five year old Bostonian horse earned the $7,550 purse and raised yearly winnings to $14425, beating Quents by two and a half lengths with Cassis and Baby Dumpling finishing third and fourth. Jockey Eddie Arcaro rode the winner over six furlongs in 1 12, matching the stake record as 13,193 spectators watched.
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Howe Stable
Cassis
Longchamps Farm
Baby Dumpling
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Quen Es
Cart Racing Contest at Braddock Heights Roller Rink
Cart racing on skates was the feature attraction at Braddock Heights Roller Rink on Wednesday drawing local spectators and showcasing the novelty event.
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Braddock Heights
Four Teams Compete In Twenty Minute Cart Race
Aaser Ogasenta and Martin Cobrentz led team two with 68 laps around the rink in the 20 minute race. Team one finished with 29 laps by Ralph Jones and Larry Carroll, team three with 52 by Dick and Walter Cobientz, team four by Stewart Geiser and Jack Douglas.
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Martin Cobrentz
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Stewart Geiser
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No Ticket No Vote Rule in 1832 Louisiana Parish
In LaFourche Parish Louisiana a local notice notes a voting rule from 1832 requiring established residence by having laundry done in the district before a man could vote. The item highlights a voter qualification tied to domicile practices and civic participation.
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LaFourche Parish
Louisiana
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