More Game For Hunters
The Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission reports a sizable rise in game prospects as hunting seasons open in November. Raccoon and opossum start November 1, wildfowl November 2, upland game November 15. Officials note ample ammunition and higher license sales, predicting strong harvests with a possible record kill. It cites an expected 140 million wild waterfowl migrating south, up from about 30 million years ago.
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Commission
Maryland
Middletown High and Maryland School for the Deaf Battle to Scoreless Tie
Middletown High School and Maryland School for the Deaf varsity soccer teams played to a scoreless draw on Bijari Lee Field. Solid defense and several spectacular saves by goalies Stroup and Livesay defined the match, with substitutions noted for both sides.
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Middletown High School
Maryland School For the Deaf
Bijarilee Field
Stroup
Livesay
Middletown H
Livesay Smith
R.B. Irvin Morgan
Jones Gaver
Rubnstein Koogle
C.H. Bowman
Bussard
Wauters Lutz O.R. Baraty
Beachley LR
Sahm Huffer
C.F. McKenny House LL
Bankert
Gilroy O.L. Foreman
Secre
M.S.S.D
Middletown
Adkins
House
Falkenstein
Gaver. Morgan
Falkenstein, M. S
S. D
Curry
Rubnstein
Hudson
Foreman
Sahm
Notre Dame And Army Near Top In AP Polls
Notre Dame holds the lead in the AP weekly college football poll with 917 points while Army remains unbeaten. The Irish prepare to face Illinois as Army meets Duke. Navy eyes a clash with Penn in a busy slate including Purdue Michigan and others.
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New York
Notre
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Duke
Buddy Young
Wul
Randolph Field
Ohio State
Pbs
Oities
Sturge Town
Teachive-2
Tula
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Purdue
Penn
Quakers
Navy
Middies
Georgia Tech
Court and civic notices from Brunswick area
Equity cases include Elizabeth B Routzahn vs Lester J Routzahn for absolute divorce and John F Reed vs Rita M Reed for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses show Donald Harrington and Helen Main. Vern Farmer and Gene Sanders divorced. Real estate transfers record $10 deeds in Frederick Carroll Rockford St Cloud. surprise shower honors Lawrence Willard.
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Equity
Elizabeth B. Routzahn
Lester J. Routzahn
John F. Reed
Rita M. Reed
Donald Earl Harrington
Helen L. Main
Brunswick
Vern W. Farmer
Rockford
Gene M. Sanders
St. Cloud
Florida
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Louise Haines
James E. Haines
Austin James
Thomas D. Naughton
Frederick
Elizabeth Naughton
New York City
New Mrs Willard Hosts Wedding Reception
Mrs. Willard, formerly Miss Sadie Ogle, secretary and treasurer of the company, will continue in that position. A reception followed at a table with white candles and red roses as gifts were opened and shown to the group. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Willard and many relatives and friends.
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Willard
Sadie Ogle
Harvey Carmack
Bernard Gibson
Chas. Bradley
Ed. Krise
Helen Wachter
Anna Mary Trout
Jean Brittain
Florence Shaffer
Evelyn Frants Willard Beall
Maurice Unszlebower
Clarence Howard
Buckeystown Women's Club Meets at Remsberg Home
The Buckeystown Woman's Club held a meeting at Mrs. Earl Remsberg's home with president Mrs. Wendell Shankle presiding. Sixteen members and three guests attended. donations to Home for the Aged Frederick City Hospital and War Fund approved. Autumn refreshments, music, and a skirt made from men's pants were among the activities.
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Buckeystown
Remsberg
Bell
Harry Keller
Citation Col Conley Praised For Bridgehead Action In European War
Col Conley earned the Oak Leaf Cluster for leading his tank company to hold and defend the only bridgehead over the Moselle at Canal Bridge during heavy German fire. He directed movements to ford the Moselle and repelled a counterattack by the 15th German Panzer Division, destroying six tanks and other enemy arms. He is on the Third Army staff under Gen Patton.
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Con i Conley, Jr
Ican
Col Contes
Edgar T. Conlewcrete
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Col. Conley
Canal Bridge
S.A
Geraline
Moselle
India
Wirshtly
C. P
15Th
Panzer Div
Armored Division
Div
Cantey
Conley
Thid Army
Pattan
Moose Honor Members Recognized at Lodge Meeting
Frederick Lodge Wo. 371 honored three members Tuesday night at Moose Hall. Dr James Marrones presented lapel buttons to Harry S Cramer for 100 new members and to Walter Reinhart for signing 25 new members.
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MOOSE
Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
James Marrones
Harry 5. Cramer
Walter Reinhart
Secretary presents lapel pin for forty new members
Secretary Howard M. S Gaugh presented a lapel pin to Wilam Seidting for recruiting 40 new members. Dr Marrone announced the event with about 230 attendees and guests. A pig roast followed the evening social.
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Howard M. Sgaugh
Lapel Patton
Wilam Seidting
Dr. Marrone
Lon
Martial Law in Hawaii Lifted by President
President lifts martial law in Hawaii and restores habeas corpus, ending military rule since Pearl Harbor. White House proclamation restores civilian government and designates a military area only as necessary for public safety and security. Sgt. Donald S Martin, an Eighth Air Force aerial gunner, is noted as the son of local residents.
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Hawaii
Washington
Hawa
Cival
Pearl Harbor
Eicihan
Tessichant
Stimson
Joy Tawait
Eighth Air Force
Liberator
Sgt
Donald S Mantin
Mrs
DQ. S
Emmitsburg Gunner Delivers Food to Prange People
Martin of Emmitsburg Maryland, an aerial gunner aboard a Liberator group led by Col Jacob J. Brogger, flew to Prange with food and supplies. The mission followed a prior bomber run over France, greeting cheering locals on landing.
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Dines
Cravens
Public sale of farm animals and equipment in West Virginia
Public notice announces a sale on October 28 1944 at the Uncle Farm near Harpers Ferry West Virginia listing horses cattle hogs farming implements harness and farm equipment including tractors plows mixers and mowers. Payment is by cash and removal is not allowed until settled. Claimed owners are Jon Vaughn C Preston Engle and a Vickers Clerk.
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Punhe
Vainard Stone” Co
Uenkle
Foster
Charles
Harpers Ferry
Millylile
W. Va
Lon
Chaley Bay
Osis
Morgan
Poland
John Deere
McCormick - Deering
Aning
Syracuse
Jon Vaughh
C. Preston Engle
Vickers
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Baltimore
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Seasors
Hull
Stettinius
sUe
Associates
Army
Court News
Wilbur T. Miller
Hoyt B. DeShields
Carroll
G. Franklin Thomas
Howard J. Stup
Edward T. Ridgway
Keeler
Stall
Lawrence Willard
Aryl
Sandiana
Tachnicotne
Bermuda
Preston Foster
Ann Rutherford
Charles Butterworth
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Warners
Raymond Massey
Jack Carson
Peter Lorre
Oirectea
Frank Capra
Priscilla Lane
Bow, Everett Horton
James Gleason
Josephine Hull
Jean Adair
John Alexander
P. Bowers
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbruster
Potomac Edison Co
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THE
National War Fund
Nat G Barnhart
Methodist Church
Bridgeport
Rieity Methodist Church
Towan
Margaret Thauk
Kuaxyrile
Dia Love Glade Muley Garber
Norwich
Medford Grocery Company
Medford
Carroll County
Che Cobley
Ars AG
Green and
Trois Cohuntian Ran
Sehers Watohege Terbrier Orn
Pondle-troor Metal Bioiis
Hweenew
Electrie
Plecitie
Pitt
Stewart Warner Bheviricadio
Paster
Cduch
Cocawell
Atm Chan
Thomas Chimes
FE Windsorer
Walout Redroam
Atwater Kent
Majestic
Toliet
Hlack & Becker
Iden Mwalk
HEAT
Bob Lus
Albrice Tauri Ancis
Gunther
Ewing CO
Jigulenold Goods
Mye Salle
Toteamagzon
Brian Scythe
Ker Tima
Roy C. Garnand
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