Army Eleven Takes Lead In AP College Football Poll
Army's unbeaten Cadets top the Associated Press poll with 898 points, favored on 41 first-place ballots. Notre Dame sits second with 798 points after a rugged win over Illinois. Ohio State rises to third, Randolph Field fourth, Georgia Tech, Navy, Iowa Pre-Flight and North Carolina Pre-Flight follow, Tulsa and Purdue drop after Saturday losses.
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Community notes from Kemptown meeting and local events
The Kemptown W S C met at Mrs. Leonard Burke home with Mrs. Lester Riggs presiding. New member welcomed. plans made for Thanksgiving turkey dinner and next meeting set for Nov 13 at Mrs. M L Nicodemus home. Also lists several visits and guests from Baltimore and Frederick. a free machine shop course announced at Frederick High School starting tonight if enough interest, with enrollment at 7 PM.
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Margaret Smith
Hilda Burke
Harry Umberges
Frederick
Luther Burke
Leroy Mullinix
Dami
Mary Johnson
Mary Helen Brandenburg
Virginia Hawkins
Monroe Browning
Herbert Hudgins
Cherridale
Frederick High School
George F. Lartz
Grange Picks Navy To Beat Notre Dame In Big Showdown
Navy favored to defeat Notre Dame in Baltimore at Municipal Stadium with Chick Maggioli key on offense. Ohio State seen outscoring Indiana in Columbus while Purdue and Minnesota are tipped to win, with several other service and college games noted as potential upsets.
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Liberia Lets U S Operate Military Installations
Washington reports Liberia has granted the United States permission to establish and operate naval, military, and air facilities on its soil under a 1943 agreement. The pact commits Liberia to respect sovereignty and outlines a seaport project supervised by the Navy. An American mission will assist Liberia in expanding strategic material production including rubber and palm oils.
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Local Social Roundup From Ladiesburg and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Paul Saylor and family visited Sterling Rowe and son Billy of Bark Hill Sunday evening. Mrs F H Birely attended the funeral of her cousin Mrs Frank Etzler in Baltimore. Miss Bettie Lind spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Rena Grabill. Mr and Mrs Curtis Smith and Miss Ethel Wilhide visited Mr and Mrs Edwin Herner in Johnsville. Mrs Ira Strausbure and Mrs Howeard Sullivan and daughter Joyce Lee visited F H Birely's. Mrs George Simpson went to Frederick City Hospital. her son Wilbur and daughter Mary arrived from Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs William N Long bought C B Delphey property and started improvements at Hagies Pinesde.
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Clytie Keller
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Bettie Lind
Rena Grabill
Curtis Smith
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Edwin Herner
Johnsville
Ira Strausbure
Howeard Sullivan
Joyce Lee
George Simpson
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73 Victims Unidentified In Ohio Gas Explosion
Cleveland reports seventy three unidentified bodies of victims from the East Ohio Gas Co. blasts will be given mass burial. Mayor Lausche and Coroner Gerber announce. Local undertakers will provide caskets and vehicles without charge. Burial likely in a non denominational cemetery. no date set yet. At least 134 known dead.
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Allison Division GM to Begin Jet Propulsion Unit Production
Indianapolis Oct 30 General manager E B Newill said Allison Division GM plans to start quantity production of jet propulsion units for the US Army Air Forces in the Indianapolis plant. The work will begin shortly after January 1 and will augment existing production of Allison liquid cooled V-1719 aircraft engines. A coffee percolator is noted as essential in many Brazilian offices, reflecting daily beverage service.
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County Teachers To Attend State Meeting
Frederick county educators and parents will attend the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting in Hagerstown at the Hotel Alexander. Four sessions run nine to noon and 1:30 to 3:30 on Wednesday and Thursday, with a Tuesday tea and a 6:45 banquet at Franklin Court. The theme is All Children Are Our Children, as officers from the National Congress and local officials preside.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Washington County
Joseph W. Romila
Rcyz
Paul Dou
Aivingi
Hollywood Brawls Part Of Tinseltown Winter Tourney
Hollywood reports a near clash between comedian George Jessel and an Army officer at a night club over a claimed string of insults, briefly calmed by Humphrey Bogart. Actor Anthony Quinn recounts a confrontation with an abusive stranger in Beverly Hills, where a blow to the head was delivered.
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Tomatoes Released by War Food Administration
Washington October release through civilian channels offers for 35 45 cases of canned tomatoes from the 1942 pack. The War Food Administration says the tomatoes are no longer needed by war agencies and invites offers with a deadline in November.
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Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Listed in Brunswick Area
Equity case Minnie F Beachley versus Charles D Beachley seeks an absolute divorce. Marriage licenses include John L Duble and Olive M Rice, both Graceham. others list ages and hometowns across Union Bridge LeGare Washington Arlington and more. Property deeds record transfers among Willard Snook Waters Rice and others with $10 or $5 values. A fifth year note cites five-year board service with two county boards since 1940. A drunk in Brunswick faced 30 days after a S19 fine.
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LeGare
John M. Roberts
Washington
Vivian Joy Broyhill
Arlington
Parsons Newman
Harry J. Leichert
G. Raymond Shipley
Wibur W. Baker
Navy Loses Hal Hamberg in Notre Dame Clash Preview
Annapolis reports Hal Hamberg will miss the Navy Notre Dame game with an injury. Bob Jenkins and Bruce Smith may share passing duties while Hamberg sits out. Ed Deramee and others expected back, with Navy planning limited practice before the Baltimore showdown.
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Dave Barksdale
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Ox Fibre Bowling League Latest Results
The Wiretwisters defeated Justrite 9 to 0 while Black Dent beat Pressmen 2 to 0 and Alligators edged Favorites 2 to 1. Weekly leaders include Kennedy of the Wiretwisters with 34 percent, Alligators' 136 high game, and Favorites' 550 high team game.
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Post season clash urged to unite football conferences
Chicago reports Edward Madigan urges a postwar post season intersectional game between Western Conference and Pacific Coast champions to cement goodwill. He would relax the Western Conference rule against post season play for one annual intersectional championship contest. The plan follows his long West Coast mentor background.
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Slip) Madigan
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At Sea Veer Sean Uboe Taye 18s New Arrivals
Seventeen year old Sean Uboe Taye has completed training in Norfolk Virginia after enlisting April three. He is from Frederick Route 1 and attended Liberty High School. His father served in World War I and he was stationed in Brooklyn prior to departure. The note mentions a homecoming game and mixed references to colleges and festivities without a clear, coherent report.
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Cawthorn Resigns as Tigers Coach in Disgust
New York. Wet, aU 46-Pele Boalbons, head coach of the Brooklyn Tigers, resigned after his club suffered a fifth straight NFL defeat. He steps down immediately. Ed Kubatle and Frank Bridges will run team preparations for next Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Club officials will name a new head coach at once. Cawthon cited his voluntary departure and a satisfactory contract settlement.
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Open Duck Season and Taxi Licensing Update
Duck season opens Thursday morning amid warnings and regulations as hunters face daily bag limits and license rules. Maryland taxi licensing moves to enforce 21 year age minimum, ID badges, photo licenses, and cab applications by November 1.
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