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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1944
Page
4
Yesterday evening the Redbirds beat the Tate Cubs 5 to 4 on the South Potomac diamond. Griffith singled with a runner on third in the eighth to spark the winning rally and he joined Knode with two hits each while B i led the losers with three safeties. Score:
A fragment notes Ulster as one of six counties in Northern Ireland, reflecting regional subdivision language. The readable text suggests a constitutional or administrative context but provides limited specifics beyond the six-county framework.
New York July 11 A daily double payoff of 3663.30 for 2 drew 23 tickets at Jamaica. Toy Bomb a two year old debut paid 131 for 2 while Flying Son returned 274.70 for 2. The payoff nears the New York record of 3885 set by Markobob and Spirit at Aqueduct on Sept 3 1943.
State Democratic leaders pick Paul E. Fitzpatrick of Buffalo to succeed James A. Farley as chairman of the New York Democratic State Committee. Farley, who opposes a third term for Roosevelt, will bow out at a special meeting tomorrow.
The article notes an 88 year old discovery regarding coal's chemical possibilities and mentions the Capitol Building in Atlanta Georgia modeled after Washington DC's Capitol.
Washington July 11 The inventory lists recent U S Patent Office grants for two mousetraps of the walk on nibble type. Also patented are a submarine that attacks downward a parachute shock absorber boot lamps fishpole light bulb and other quirky items including a finger guard noiseless diapers and wetproof cigarette paper.
Pittsburgh reports night baseball winning again as the American League votes to permit more owl games while action on game numbers is deferred to a joint major leagues meeting. The National League weighs unlimited weeknight games for Sam Breadon's Cardinals and delays final decision until tomorrow's meeting under Commissioner Landis. Indications point to finishing seasons under lights except Sundays and Labor Day, with Washington given as a precedent.
The Hancock A. C. baseball team defeated the Winchester White Sox 8 to 3 on Winchester field before a large crowd. Weaver went 4 for 4, Rhee rapped three hits including a homer with two on base, while Peer led Winchester with two hits. Kendall Ashly Rhee Hendershot and Fickett played for Hancock.
Radio listing notes networks awaiting campaign plan announcements with no schedules set yet. It outlines sponsorship rules for political speeches after conventions and details shows returning in September including Henry Aldrich on CBS, and a slate of NBC and CBS programs with times, personalities, and genres.
Vice-President Wallace landed in Washington by plane and will brief President Roosevelt on his mission to China and Russia. The rest of the item notes kitchen linoleum inlays for cushioned shelves and easy cleaning.
Gandhi proposes partition of India into separate Hindu and Moslem states to win Moslem support for independence. He presented the plan to Mahomed Ali Jinnah through Chakravarthi Rajagopalachari, who will take it to the Moslem League committee if Gandhi makes the offer directly. The move cites past Cripps failures over guaranteeing a Moslem state.
A concise measurement notes that India covers about two thirds of the area of the United States, highlighting the relative geographic scale between the two nations. It concentrates on land area, avoiding demographic or political context.
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