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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1943

Page

7

Army Navy Notre Dame Ranked By Opinion In 1942 Poll

Whitney Martin surveys Army Navy and Notre Dame after a weekend of strong showings. He notes explosive offenses at Notre Dame and Army, and Navy’s speed with key players Hamberg Hillis Hume and Pettit. The piece compares lines, reserves, and overall strength, predicting a high scoring Army Notre Dame clash and suggesting Notre Dame’s deeper line depth may edge Army.

Whitney Martin New York Notre Dame Army and I Associated Press Mamen ieNuike Dane Navy Army Pittsburgh Panther Club Colgate Georgia Tech Hal Hamberg Tech Hamberg Hillis Hume Jim Pettit Jost Angelo Bertelli Creighton Miller Glenn Davis

Uncle Seaweed wins muddy Pimlico Chevy Chase Steeplechase

The two Seaweed gelding wins the Chevy Chase Steeplechase Handicap at Pimlico amid a 6099 crowd. W L Lipscomb's Mercator and Invader place, with several of the sixteen declared jumpers scratched from the field.

Baltimore Pimlico Ambrose Clarked Fortabte Stasie Gie Eager Scott Whe Tark Invader W. Ti. Lipscomb Mercator Brother Jones Poue Dragon

Grandma Deserves Hero Medals for Wartime Care

Dorothy Din reflects on grandmothers who bore wartime burdens, tending children, cooking, and nursing while mothers served in camps. She praises grandmothers working without complaint and argues they deserve medals for unrecognized heroism. The piece notes mothers and families faced crowded homes and hardship during war.

Mary Sally Lucinda Matt Tnex Tisteaur Mother Cun the Bell Syndicate

Union Bridge Social Notes and Local Births

Union Bridge residents visit in town and at homes. births and furloughs noted. Paulis, son of Union Bridge families, returns from Frederick area. Fire crew responds to truck fire near Pipe Creek cemetery. Local meetings cover 1944 program and foods focus. bake sale planned November 6 at Firemen's Hall. An infant daughter born October 19 at Frederick City Hospital. Several families and visiting relatives from Hagerstown and Belvedere cited.

Woodsboro Woman's Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Wil Krise

Mrs Krise hosted Woodsboro Woman's Club on Tuesday Oct 12 at 2 pm with 13 members and 1 visitor present. Mrs J Stoner presided, opening with the collect and Lord's Prayer. Hammerly gave a clo d uring demonstration during the meeting, the club voted to donate 10 to Way Emergency Relief. Recreation was led by Mrs Catshall and won by Elmsr om.

Woodsboro Wil Krise Hammerly Stoner Hammeriy W. B. Catshall Elmsrom

Auto Stolen. Ford Coupe Taken From Front of Plant

Police seek the 1928 Ford coupe owned by Ames Marion Crutchier of 410 No Bentz Street stolen from in front of the Fred O Tick Gelense plant. A witness saw a man enter the car and drive off, later realizing the vehicle was missing. Maryland license 375-306.

AUTO Ford Ames Marion Crutchier No Bentz Street Fred- Otick Gelense Crutchier Maryland

Emmitsburg Plans Mail Box Improvement Campaign

Emmitsburg to run a Mailbox Improvement Campaign through October 31 under the Agri culture and Nome economies committee led by Mrs. J Arthur Summers and Miss Jesse Hammery. Instructions urge straightened posts whitewash painting and clear box numbers. campaign materials will reach Homemakers and 422 local girls.

J. Arthur Summers Lif Jesse Hammery Fraderck County Wiliam D. Rosigers Bunbbridge E. Rodgers Jacksonville Fla Charis Edward Rowe Western Kentucky Univer Nashville Tenn Leo G. Sanders Fortress Monroe Hillery Sanders Pfe Joseph W. Kerrigan Ward Kerrigan East Mall Street Cys Camp le Jeune New River N.C Roy Graham Frederick

Sign Law Increases Service Men Dependency Allowances

President Roosevelt signed a law increasing service men's dependency allowances with monthly payments of 30 dollars for the first child and 20 dollars for each additional child. It extends benefits to dependents in seven enlisted grades, including staff sergeants and master sergeants, effective immediately.

Washington Roosevelt Aso War Department

Upland Game Season Opens Across Maryland November 15

The upland game season starts in Maryland on November 13 with closures in effect until opening day. Officials note Western Maryland hunters should not plan trips before November 15 and deer season in Frederick County resumes, the first since 1940. Ducks also have a later opening, running through January 10.

Maryland Benjocua Bk Phobus, Sr Washington Allegany Garrett Frederick

Local Social Notes From New Windsor Area

Mr and Mrs Charles Reid and four children of Thurmont visited the former mother Mrs Birs M D Reid. Mr and Mrs Paul Smelser of Cim ofaos, sister Lulu Smelser and Mrs Marie Thompson also appeared. Mrs Rose Kaylor returned home in U4own after two weeks. Mrs Walter Bankard and Mrs Nellie Bond and others visited their parents and Mrs Howard Devil. Mr and Mrs James Langdon visited his parents Mr and Mrs the Langdon. Miss Daily Tisdé of Baltimore spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Karl Hyde. Rev Mr Gaar of Baltimore preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Reginald F E Grose returned to Albuquerque NM after a 12 day furlough at the home of his parents New Windsor Route 2.

New Wondsora Charles Reid Beth Thurmont Birs M.D. Reid Paul Smelser Cimofaos Orster J Lulu Smelser Marie Thompson Rose Kaylor U4own Walter Bankard Roland Devilbiss Nellie Bond Washington Paren Howard Devil St. and Airs James Langdon Tne and Landon

Collective Bargaining Election Ordered for Pangborn Workers

The National Labor Relations Board ordered a formal collective bargaining election within 30 days for Pangborn Corporation employees in Hagerstown Maryland. Voters will choose among United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America IAM CIO or the International Association of Machinists affiliated with the AFL or neither. The IAM previously held certification as bargaining representative after a 1941 election, while CI0 and IAM contested notice and representation claims.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Pangborn Corporation Hagerstown Ald United Aumobile Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America TI. A. M

Two by Two Costs Stated in Kipling Phrase

A proverb from Kipling notes that pay is settled one by one, implying a careful, stepwise approach to financial obligations. The line emphasizes individual accountability in settling dues.

Kipling

Peterson's Ointment Fame Spread From Buffalo Druggist

A Buffalo druggist developed an ointment for pile irritation that cooled soothed and provided astringent relief. The product gained national fame and became a favorite in thousands of homes. A 35c box is advertised with a 60c refund offer if not relieved.

Buffalo Peterson

Hollywood Swing Fades In Postwar Era Says Dorsey

NEA correspondent Erskine Johnson profiles Tommy Dorsey as he predicts a postwar music trend toward sweet and throaty melodies. Dorsey cites audience tastes of 1,500 Coast Guards at Curtis Bay and envisions a revival of Gershwin-influenced styles with modernistic links to a helicopter age. He recalls the swing era and notes Frank Sinatra among his early collaborators while forecasting how service life shapes listening habits.

Baltimore Tommy Dorse Woah Sweet Dorsey Coast Guards Curtis Bay Paris Tommy Jimmy Scranton Tommns Frank Sinatra

Autograph Book Chronicles Hollywood Stars and 20th Century Fame

A 1941 autograph book valued at 2500 dollars catalogs more than 2000 star signatures picked up in 1928. It highlights quotes from Bette Davis Mae West and others while noting Chaplin and Lamour celebrity ties, alongside theatrical and film industry glimpses.

Bern Wat Wa Bette Davis Tomax Mae Wert Dorothy Lamour Veronica Lake

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Uncle Seaweed Dorothy Din Vinnie Ji i Ami Mother Red Sea Union Bridge Lew Myers C. M. Fleming Fleming Divison Balild Hage Paulims Vernon Giladhill Union Bridge Homemakers Bucher John George P. Starr Presidiol Ned Loree Justina C Clarence Lockarad Kirs Sadie Gilberts Union Bridge Methodist Church Harry Beale U.S. Army Edward Strawsburg George E. Crawmer Frederick City Hospital Crawnmer Mtory i Ann Marsh Cpl. Crawmer Howard Crawmer Camp McCain Eugene Zander Washington, D.C Howard Gray Wilbur Miller Fipe Creek Cemetery Chester Eyler Terry George Eyles Eyler Donald Jean Smith Karl Hiller Karl Leslae Kenteloe Lester L. Lanz C. M N. Y John Lantz Kenneth Plank Sykesville Thomas Harmon Thomas Franklin Harmon Roy Grossnickle Charles C. Birx Seyvin Fogle Cleon Wolfe Middleburg Missionary Society of Mt. Union Lutheran Church Women’s Synodical Societies of Maryland Church of the Reformation Emmitsburg Newwurk Roy Maxell West Main Street Mahlon Stonesifer Taneytown Road Wafe Charles Copenhaver Alma Newcomer Herbert Zentz Alice Yingling Stonesifer Zentz Faml Copenhayer Carrell Stonesifer Mas Lester Wastler Louis Krist Sarah Albaugh Chas Wallace Yeor'eng Victor Manatan Mane Rue Te Ys War Recreation Committee American Legion Office of Dependency Benefits Statteri H. N. Gilbert New Windsor Gillis Partin Glenn Stovall Salvation Army Partin Frederick City Russell H. McCain St. Joseph Gro Bien Flicka Recusicoron Hollywood Erskine Johnson Morton Mower Presbyterian Sunday School Denner James Powell Rod Smith Bobbie Brandfeld Bob Cat Johnnie Fleisenman Braddock Heights Johnnie Weaver West Second Street David Strine Fast Third Street Harry Routzahn Third Street William Trail Old Braddock James Johns East Church Street Denner Robbie Rhoderick Denher Rhoderick Holmes J. Quker, Jr al Dexter Halk Billy Singer Waite Republic Stadia Anit Dexter Aly Texac Jey Cagnew Vdts Catan Otier Martha Rave Faye Thor Faa Desurypees PH Gertie Biert Bert White Geant Withers Republiq Tre White Runiavies Alfred Hileheard Buttercuiun Los Angeles William Holton Bottom Pieta Wee Raf Fighter Command Leslie Howard REA Rede Ett Toy Dickie Moore Clar Nellig St. Mark Maureen Olara Charley Chaplin Charley Kidney Chaplin Lita Gray Pied Pipers Seemano Fraesher Medford Grocery Co. Farms Medford, MD Chester Daviss Westminster Remington Universal Nouhte Sincie Enamiel Weatrola Fasmer Columbia Range Hledriy Motors Embiy Wille Chester S$. Blacksten Fredericktown Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Coe
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