Firemen's Softball League Plays Tonight
Three fast games are on the slate in the Firemen's Softball League. Boonsboro visits Funkstown while Hook and Ladder ten faces the Antietams. Williamsport meets First Hose tossers. All teams are rounding into top form for exciting clashes.
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Boonsboro
Funkstown
Antietams
Williamsport
Two Fatally Hurt In Highway Crash
In Ellicott City Maryland a Baltimore driver Frederick Angman struck and killed Naomi Garland 25 and Dolly Garland 3 on the Frederick road eight miles west of town. The parents watched from a porch as the car veered to avoid the children, then overturned.
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Ellicott City
Frederick Angman
Baltimore
Frederick Road
Here
Naomi Garland
Dolly Garland
Robert Garland
Howard County
Tennessee
Aégrien
Jail Terms Given to Unionists in Large Strike Case
Circuit Judge Theodore Forby sentenced several Unionists of the Committee for Industrial Organization to jail terms up to 240 days and fines up to 1000 dollars for contempt of court. He found them guilty of ignoring a court injunction to evacuate the Fallsteel Metallurgical Corporation in North Chicago during a strike.
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Waukegan
Theodore Forby
Committee For Industrial Organization
Fallsteel Metallurgical Corporation
Chicago
Simple to Sew edited by Laura L Baldy
A pocket guide to sewing edited by Laura L Baldy formerly an assistant professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia University New York presents practical patterns and techniques for home sewers.
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Laura L Baldy
A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Court fines and jail for C I O organizer and aide
Meyer Adelman a 350 pound organizer for the C I O was given 110 days in jail and a 21000 fine while his aide Oakley Mills received 180 days and 500 dollars. Judge Braude condemned drinking as a major issue in Chicago.
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Lake County
Meyer Adelman
C.I. O
Oakley Mills
Sharpsburg Social Notes From A Busy Week
The Sharpsburg column lists visiting relatives from Washington and Baltimore, local residents hosting guests, and a church service attendance. Notables include Mr and Mrs Hubert Mullendore, Mrs Emma Carner, and the Gross families. A graduation at Western Maryland College and a Sunday Masonic attendance are mentioned.
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Sharpsburg
Juve
Hubert Mullendore
Betty
Washington
E. Brent Saedegar
Frank Snyder
Hagerstown
Victor 31 Smith
Emma Carner
John Hammond
Jack Alexander
Oztonsville
Mrs
Argyl Grove
Mary and
Lucy Howard
How
Ard Beckenbaugh and Son
Hreusville
J. W. Dorsey and Son
Jacob Wrand
A. 1
McQuay
Janice Wilson
Masonic Lodge
Jane
St. Paul’s. Episcopal Church
C. R. Cox
Mary Mose
Alfred Mose
Beatrice Harrington
William Smith
Mary Eggieston
Ed Mose
Herbert Gross
Margaret
Grissom Shuts Out Bees As Reds Win 4-0
Lefty Lee Grissom, appearing in 18 games for the Cincinnati Reds, pitched a complete game shutout against Boston, allowing four hits and earning his fourth victory of the season. The Reds offense produced four runs while Boston managed only four hits. Cincinnati started 2 0 2 0 0 0 and Boston 0 0 0 9 0 0, final score 4 to 0.
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Boston
Lee Grissom
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Grissom
Cincinnati
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