St James Varsity Edges Senecas 12 in Rough Conf
St James School defeated the Frederick Senecas 12 to 0 on a Saturday afternoon. Griffen scored twice for St James as Senecas drove late but stalled near the five in the final minutes. Key plays included McClawain to Griffen 17 yards and a blocked extra point attempt by Rowers.
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Bainbridge Defeats Maxwell Field in Cramton Bowl Fight
Bainbridge Navy edged Maxwell Field 15 to 7 at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery Alabama. Key plays included Justice from Asheville breaking a late run for a touchdown and a safety sealing the win. Bainbridge stars Justice Clements Eldredge Gaffney led the offense while Johnson Gatewood and Ramsey grounded the field defense.
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Russia to skip Chicago aviation conference
Russia announced it would not participate in the international aviation conference in Chicago. The decision cites long-standing anti Soviet hostility from nations like Switzerland Portugal and Spain, and notes that several pro fascist groups have been invited despite tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Vitamins waste says doctor at dietetics meet
Dr Edward L Tuohy of the Duluth clinic told the American Dietetic Association that about 80 percent of vitamins bought by the public are useless. He urged reliance on garden foods for nourishment, called synthetic foods inadequate, and stressed better nutrition for middle aged and elderly as life expectancy rises toward 1980. He warned malnutrition could cause deaths among older people from falls and frailty.
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Bondy Dies New York Giants official and treasurer
Leo J. Bondy, longtime executive and treasurer of the New York Giants, died today in a New York hospital. A Pottsville, Pennsylvania native, he joined the Giants in 1938 as club attorney, became vice president in 1934 after John McGraw’s death, and had served as treasurer for about 14 years.
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Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Urges prompt treatment of bronchitis and coughs with Creomulsion. Claims it clears phlegm, relieves inflamed bronchial membranes, and aids sleep with no narcotics. Promises money back if it does not quickly quiet the cough.
Urged To Gather Large Walnut Crop
Maryland forester urges gathering bumper walnut crop of about 50 000 bushels to ease potential shortages of meat and dairy proteins this winter. Gather soon after falling, hull, store in dry airy place, chill near 32F, shell kernels spread thinly to cure, then store in cloth bags up to 20 months. Walnut meats used in desserts and salads touted as nutritious and easy to digest. Forest area note: Alaska forests span 1,347,001 acres, comparable to Maine, Missouri, and New Jersey.
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Pressure on educators to mandate contact sports for teens
National debates rise over compulsory football boxing or military training for secondary students. Seneca football players returned bruised after a game, volunteers who accept pain yet face limits. The piece links sports to broader legality, noting high school staff and physical education majors urged to go on record. It also recalls military topics, training forms, and a note on Jewish refugees fleeing Germany to Palestine in 1933.
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Suffering with muscle aches and sore throat relief pill ad
An old style ad promotes St Ingeph Aspirin for quick relief from muscle aches and sore throat. It touts World as the largest seller at 10¢ and a 100 tick Jotize at 35¢ while urging readers to get St Joseph Aspirin.
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Proclamation of a 1944 Maryland constitutional amendment session
The text outlines proposed amendments from the 1944 Maryland General Assembly including Article XI B creating the Baltimore Redevelopment Commission with powers to acquire land by eminent domain and develop redevelopment plans in Baltimore City. Also included are proposals to repeal Article 58 of the Declaration of Rights and to restructure Maryland's Judiciary with a five judge Court of Appeals and expanded Circuit Courts, plus procedures for submitting amendments to voters.
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Maryland Statewide amendments proposed in 1944 election
The document outlines proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution. It covers changes to Article V and Article IV Judiciary provisions regarding state salaries, deputy roles, and assignment of judges, plus procedures for voter adoption at the November 1944 general election. It directs the governor to publish the proclamation and set ballot wording for and against the constitutional amendments.
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