Pictor Has Run His Last Race
Trainer Ed Christmas announced Pictor will be unwinding as a one year old at Pimlico and ship to Kentucky in about ten days. The Maryland bred horse showed lameness and last placed in the Havre de Grace Handicap. Pictor earned over 109000 in four seasons and may have an is successor in Picotee, full brother to the new stallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictor
Mary
Ed Christmas
Pimlico
Kentucky
Lexington
William L. Brannrvnner
Challedon
Pieter
Havre de Grace
Fsame
Gade
Pistor
Tve
Maryland
New York
Brann
Picotee
Dodgers Await Rickey Choice For Manager Job
New York reports Rickey has not named Dodgers manager candidate list yet. contenders mentioned include Leo the Lip Caracter Chuck Dreswn and Sweet William Terry with Burt Shotten and Ray Blades also tied to the rumor mill as possible leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Branc
Rickey
Lptaonken Dodgers
Dodger
Leo
Chuck Dreswn
Angh
Chuck Ae
William Terry
Rickeys
Burt Shotten
Ray Blades
Burt
Blades
New Orleans Pelicans
Inter-Church League scores and upcoming games
Results show Presbyterian 3 Beth Sholom 0 and Middletown 3 Buckeystown 0 with Evan Reformed 3 First Baptist. Grace Reformed 2 St John s 2 Lutheran 1 and listed forfeits include Evan Reformed vs Buckeystown and Lutheran vs Presbyterian. Next games Tuesday feature St John s vs Beth Sholom and Middletown vs Methodist with Grace Reformed vs First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Beth Sholom
Middletown
Buckeystown
Evan
First Baptist
Grace Reformed
St. John’s
Lutheran
Evan. Reformed
Buckeystown Lutheran
Methodist
St. John's
Evan Reformed
Lutheran Buckeystown
First Baptist Methodist
Evan, Reformed
First Baptisty
Frederick
Visitors and locals in Bolivar preserve busy community links
Bolivar residents hosted Sunday visitors including Thurston Utterback and family Berwyn Marshand Elizabeth Compton Earl Upperman Washington DC, Mrs J W Billet Martinsburg and others. Several attend funerals, church leagues report standings and a new Evangelical Reformed bowling team tops division. A will in Rockville leaves Olive Kefauver’s estate to two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Lillie Biller
Thurston Utterback
Berwyn
Marshand
Elizabeth Compton
Earl Upperman
Washington, DC
J. W Billet
Martinsburg
Wo Va
Charry Lett
Lester Woods
Bruwick
Bessie Brannon
Fann Moxley
Blanche Wheatley
Woman's Club
Lloyd Hough
Alya Carper
Eleanor Walker
Engie
Adohngie Waddell
Schnauffer i Hospital
Brunswick
Fred Jefferson Rand
Raymond E Biller
Wy. L. Pol 5 Marine Corp
Parris Island
South
Evan
Fea
Carolina
Varnowe
First Baptist
Grace
St. John’s
Middletown
Cherry Point
North Buckeystown
Presbyterian
Carrie Schilling
Methodist
Allington
Nutwell
Patrick Stsubs
Ben- Vn
Beth Sholom
Fates Tempted Again In Picking Football Winners
New York dateline reports a crowded football rumor spread as fans choose winners for major games. Navy Georgia Michigan Notre Dame and several other matchups are discussed with expected attendance figures and key player notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cato Coust
Pariteo
Funder Dogs
Navy
Georgia Teche
Bill Alexander
Southerners
Uns
Juan Billick
Whelchelieves
Annapolis
Baltimore Stadium
Michigan
Jug
Community Notes From Boyds Area And Local Events
Residents at the Sastre near the Pentagon in Arlington include Mr and Mrs David Battle who recently moved from their former home. An Oct 4 moving picture exhibit at the Church hall featured Britain’s Battle of Britain West Point officer training and Midway. A talk followed urging war bond purchases. A surprise stork shower Oct 4 at the Nicholson home in Bord offered many gifts to Mrs Melvin Nicholson. Attending were many local families from Claggettsville Travillah Rockville and Darnestown among others. A nurse supper Oct 13 supported church repairs and the death of Mrs Arthur Wirts at age 43 morning in Ge. i was reported as shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds
David Battie
Arch Harris
Pentagon
Arlington
David Battle
Church Hall
West Point
Robert Williams
Distil
Sven
Melvin Nicholson
Travillah
Thomas Nicholson
Bord
Norman Bellison
Hattie Bets
Deweysea
Albert Isex
Everest Moxley
Clark Hager
Bates Watkins
Russel Long
Tom Moxley
Claude Hurley
Claggettsville
Charles Fraley
Dorothy Nar- David Hines
Douglass Mills
Patsy
Travallah
Oscar Stowdemesver
Shirely
Woodraw Cooley
Gathersburg
Edas King
Clarksburg
Dan Mary
Alice Nornwood
Rockville
James MacDonough
Darnestown
James Burch
Dickerson
Arthur Wirts
Eleanor
J. T Nicholson
Donald Nicholson
Ann
Jesse Fox
Bradley Nichols
Sylvester Watmine
Sumiay
Norman Watkins
Cedar Grove
Helen Miller
Ge. i
Urea May Replace Part of Protein in Dairy Feeds
College Park Oct 224 Urea a synthetic nitrogen compound may be used to replace part of the protein in dairy rations says Dr L A Moore of the University of Maryland With protein shortages urea shows practical importance and research at Wisconsin New York and Massachusetts stations confirms it can match several protein concentrates when supplementing low protein rations for cattle and sheep Urea is not protein but is converted to protein by stomach bacteria and supports growth and milk production in cattle Additional practice limits suggest 1 to 2 percent of the concentrate mixture may be urea with no observed adverse health effects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
L. A. Moore
University of Maryland
Wisconsin
New York
Massachusetts
Moore
Creagerstown
Frederick
Marsland
E.W.T
Guernseys
Jerseys
Guernsey
John Deere
Deering
Ohio
Black Hawk
Marion A. Black
Glenn Trout
Auet
Ravford & Kelle
Giueunde
Masaryk Speaks on Allies Ties and Satellite Leaders
Masaryk, Vice Premier in exile of Czechoslovakia, criticized ally acceptance of Hitler and warned that rulers in satellite nations might be manipulated. He denounced Italy’s Premier Bedogna as an ally appeaser and dismissed key leaders as ineffectual, voiced from New York after arriving from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaryk
New York
Jan Masaryk
Czrchoslovakia
Ualy
London
Pietro Bedogna
Italy
Tirpitz Damaged by Allied Attack According to Admiralty
Navy authorities reported that the German battleship Tirpitz was badly damaged in a submarine-launched attack near its Norwegian hideaway last month. The ship, famed as the Nazi fleet’s pride, had been immobilized in the Spitsbergen fjord, except for limited activity, and is now subject to further assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windpitz
Admiralty
Tirpitz
Ford
Spitebergen
Prizes Awarded At Scout Meeting For Bond Drive Service
Boy Scout Troop No. 18 held a Friday evening meeting in the Presbyterian Sunday School rooms where Patrol Leader Harry McAlpine and others received book prizes for helping with the Victory Bond drive. Jimmie Arnold was invested as a Scout. The group extended congratulations to Rock Kirkham on his promotion and planned a delegation to the Holmes D. Baker memorial camp dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Beard
Harry McAlpine
Jacek Hyssone
Walter Forney
Tommie Williams
Boy Scout Troop No. 18
Presbyteran
Lee Cramer
Patro
Jack Freischman
Wiliam Clem
Jimmie Arnold
Harry Hamilton
Eddie Hlumenauer
Bobbie Leather
Bobbie Cramer
Carl Staley
Charles Ross
Bobbie Nicodemus
Mo Aldtan
Donald Davis
Brooke
Holmes D. Baker
Atmosphere of Cheer Marks Fourth U S Britain Soviet Talks
In Moscow on October 21 the foreign ministers Hull Eden Molotov met in a cheerful mood. Officials expect some political questions to be resolved though no public statements are planned until talks finish. The conference is the fourth since wartime alliances began and may yield limited public disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Britain
Russia
U. S
Cordell Hull
Anthony Eden
Vyacheslav Molotov
Spiridanovka Palace
Annual Percheron Sale Set For March 20 At Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick County Percheron owners plan the seventh annual sale at the Frederick Fair Grounds on Monday March 20 consignors include Messrs Swamley E N Derr Long William L C Powell James Page John Crum Tyrconnel Monocacy Farms and Ernest Bell plus other Maryland breeders Auctioneers Trout Brothers Emmett Bowlus will auction and J M Vial will discuss pedigrees The event promises strong breeding stock and rugged serviceable mares and stallions with several local consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percheron Association
Frederick County
Frederick Fair Grounds
Frederick County Association
Messrs
Swamley
E. N. Derr
Long
William
L. C. Powell
James
J.M. Vial
College Park
Henry R. Shoemaker
Dan Wisht
Peace Charge Ends With $50 Fine In Odd Court Case
Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett fined Louise Haines $50 for disturbing the peace after a confrontation with Officer Dietz on Sixth and Bentz streets. Haines admitted provoking the arrest. she argued she did not cause a disturbance ten feet away. Harbaugh paid $15 for out of season rabbits. Hargett forfeited $3 for drunkenness on the State highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Louise Haines
Motter Avenue
Alvie’ Harbaush
Seaton
Earl Hargett
Diets
Sixth
Bentz Street
Dietz
Toyo
Bennett Ihank
Beane Theu
B. F. Phebus
D. W. Kettells
Harbaugh
Maryland
Monoocacy
LeGore's Bridge
Clyde B. Tucker
Hargett
War On Black Markets Urged By Archbishop
Archbishop Michael J. Curley urged Catholics in the Baltimore and Washington Archdioceses to fight black markets by rationing, refusing excess charges, and informing authorities of violations. He wrote in the Catholic Review that both operators and patrons commit grave sins against justice and charity and called for collective action to save the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
Washington
The
Catholic Review
Ballimore
Archdiocese Editor decries black markets and ration evasion
The Archbishop calls black market operators robbers and urges Catholics to pay legal prices, surrender ration coupons, and report violators. The editorial condemns the belief that evading stamps is clever and warns that moral wrong exists beyond getting caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihaton
Archdioces
Apoldis Ps
Public Sale Listing by Maryland Constable and Auctioneers
Public auction of a Kissel hearse and miscellaneous items from Middletown Md on October 28 1543 at Gladhill Funeral Home with cash terms. Additional sale at a residence in Middletown Md on November 6 1943 at 2:00 PM including Kalamazoo range furniture tools and various household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
State of
Maryland
Frederick County
Ray C. Gladhill
Richard N. Conrad
Gladhil
East Main Street
Middletown
Charles W. Smith
Constable
Gladhill
East Main St
Kalamazoo
Cash
Clarence E. Wiles
Emmett R. Bowlus
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Towit
Merit
Currier & Ives
Family Friend
Edward Ausherman
Emmett BR. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Orphans’ Court
Edward H. Nusbaum
North Market Street
Frederick
Martha V. Nusbaum
Executrix
Glenn Trout
Vernon Coblentz
Leslie W. Coblentz
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Inter-Church League
Catherine Best
Calvary Methodist Tea
Aibe Vin Schweari Lutigam
Lutheran Iis N
von Chaumourg
Paris
von Schaumburg
Nue
Venumburg
Langsfield
jMire
Olive Kefauger
Kensinz
Berdanguleis
Gladys
Mildred V
Robert Brinkman
San California
Focal High School
Hily River
North Carolina
Camp Hill
Belie Heater
John M Vallie Heater
Nirs Shier
Myrtle
Ne Son
D.C
Weater
Anna Maury
Freel Maury
Cliften
Roy S
Hedgesville
Ae Rey
Ragvar Costze
Linvd
Eva Lee
UL Ss
Philadeliphia
Paul Rariles
Gertrude Crawford
Mariah
Meer Hall Town
J. Winfred
Schnauffer Hospital
Minnesota
Frita Crisler
Bill Daley
Little Brown Jug
Ann Arbour
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelly
Southwestern
Texas
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Nava
Hous Tor
Army
Yale
Tim Hoops
Northwestern
Ohio State
Otto Graham
Mary Warhees
Edward O'Brein
Hall Town
Minnie Virls
Harvey Carter
Washington, D. G
George Butts
Russell Coward
Loudoun County
Charles Buttts
Jessie Chambers
Misses Mandel
Cora Chambers
Harold Knott
Great Lakes
the Tigers
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Tulane
Southern Methodist
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Memphis Technicans
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Tony Butkovich
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Camp Lejeune Marines
Jacksonville
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Newport News
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VMI
Camp Davis
Davidson
Daniel Field
del Monte
Marquette
Boston College
Camp Bingham
C. E
Scouts’ Meeting
Hull
Calvin Lidic
Fort Knox
Prisan
Lidice
Sean Sexton
Glasgow
Lidie
Balimore
Mmtal
Asa
Holland
Cecame Jalt
Ows
Winiel Vin MW
Eingile Or
Exiteo Seiberleing Tires
Frederick, Md
National War Fund
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown
Member
Federal
Neposit Tesurance Corporatiqn
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