Nine Will Try To Beat Busher In Santa Anita Derby
Arcadia California June 23 Nine three year old colts challenge Busher America's top filly in the 50000 Santa Anita Derby. Chest-Rot Flier by War Admiral Baby League winner of 1907050 in 10 races undefeated in three starts at Santa Anita faces stiff competition. Backers favor Sea Sovereign and Checkerhall with prior Mexico City success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
Busher
America
Louis B.mayer
War Admiral Baby League
Bubbling Over
Morcy
Santa Anita
Charlie Howard
Checkerhall
Mexico City
Queen City Nine Faces Boonsboro In Twin Hill Tilt
The Queen City Brewers travel to Boonsboro to meet the down county nine in a Memorial Park twin hill at 1 p m. Manager Fats Lapole assigns Edibone and Crumbacker to pitch for Queen City with Dick Ohler catching. The Green City squad meets at Fleagle's at 11 30 to depart.
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Queen City
Boonsboro
Memorial Park
Fats Lapole
Edibone and Crumbacker
Dick Ohler
Green City
Fleagle’s
Radio Schedule Promises Summer Program Developments
New York radio listings for June 23 outline a summer reshuffle with daily and weekend updates. Highlights include CBS night programming with St. Louis Municipal Opera nine week run and Detroit Symphony twilight concerts, plus ABC and NBC offerings featuring Irene Wicker, Our Foreign Policy, Truth or Consequences, Judy Canova, and scheduled war information segments. The lineup cites multiple stations and time slots across the dial, including Pro war era broadcasts and entertainment features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
St. Louis
Municipal Opera
MBS
Detroit
Symphony
Symphony of Americas
Jean Goldkette
ABC O
Irene Wicker
Capt. Midnight
Curt Massey
ABC
Lokge
NBC
Judy Canova
al Pearce
Arthur
Shady Valley
Rm. America
Veterans” Future
Russia
John Charles
Wayne King
Rep Ko Nation
James Melten
Friendship Ranch
Waington
Andrews
Paul Whites
Helen Hayes
Glaster Wins At Charles Town Meet
Glaster ridden by B J Lynch captured the feature sixth race at Charles Town Jockey Club by five lengths over Foot Soldier owned by Mike Hackett. The 7 furlongs were run in 1 22 with Sun Target a half length back in third. It was Glaster’s first win at the meeting after two prior in the money finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
B. J. Lynch
Charles Town Jockey Club
Mike Hackett
Foot Soldier
Round Trp Dick McMillin Leaves for Pre-Induction Ironies
Dick McMillin, longtime press agent for Bertie Bierman’s pre war power house Gopher football teams, took a job at two Honolulu newspapers. After reaching Hawaii, a drift board notice ordered him to report back to the states for his pre induction physical. Even the Gophers never faced such a penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick McMillin
Bertie Bierman
Honolulu
Hawaii
Drift Board
Gophers
Submarine Life Under Seawater Tension Through A Drink And Duty
AP News features from a Pacific submarine base reveal how crews cope with the tight quarters and high tension of war patrols. Veteran leaders Stinky Cain and Mick Cain describe claustrophobic living and the need for quiet routines, but emphasize discipline, mutual reliance, and the shift from early war ferocity to careful, safety minded operations.
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Hamilton Faron
Pacific
Ray EB
Stinky) Cain
Feedral Ave
Seattle
Morris Franklin
Mick) Cain
Stinky
West Victory Boulevard
Burbank
Cal
Mick
Still Trying Whitey Wietelmann For Braves Relief Pitcher Role
Whitey Wietelmann, fighting for a regular roster spot with the Braves, lost part of a finger last spring. He has batted right and left and as a switch hitter, played with and without specs, and tried second, third, and short. Now he seeks a chance as a relief pitcher under Manager Bob Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey Wietelmann
Braves
Specs
Bob Coleman
Rev Ira Petrie Missionary Visit Notes Tilghmanton
Rev Ira Petrie and his wife plus three children visit Tilghmanton and speak at Manor Church of the Brethren about missionary work during their first return in five years. They dine with Mrs R H Reichard. Also noted is Bakersville Children’s Day service with young speakers led by Jimmy Cave and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilghmanton
Ira Petrie
Africa
Lord
Shepherd
Bakersville
Jimmy Cave
Nancy
Patsy
Ruann
Roy Semler
June Doe
Roger Grifith
Joe
Charles
Sunday notices and local visits in Bakersville
Rev Miller sermon on the Good Shepherd followed by Grange worship in Bakersville at 8 pm with special music. Sunday school at 9 45 am. Mrs Minnie Hayes sends Madison postcards while visiting daughters in town. Local residents Mrs Moats Mrs Fesperman Mrs Stone and others are mentioned with family visits and hospital updates.
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C. Warrent
Madison
Hayes
Our Village
Paul Moats
H. A. Fesperman
Oscar Stone
Shiloh Church Programs Set for Sunday Services
Shiloh June 20 schedule: Sunday school 9:30, morning worship and Holy Communion 10:30 led by Rev. E R Andrews, and evening Christian Endeavor at 7. Ever Ready Bible class met Friday in the Sunday school room led by president Mrs Eva Price with a patriotic program and business session. Hosts served refreshments to many named attendees and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
E. R. Andrews
Eva Price
Nellie Lytton
Helen Needy
Martha Ridenour
Erma Imeyer
EF. R. Andrews
Eva Frice
Katie Staley
Susie Spidie
Mary Waters
Myrtle Holmes
Ruth Fouke
Anna Fouke
Alice Keller
Francis Gaiior
Marjorie Kline
Edith Ridenour
Olivia Warbaugh
Helen Hemphill
Cora Hastings
Mary Gearhart
Nellie
Community Notes From Lytton And Nearby
Local residents including Mrs. Mary Stevens and Mrs. Emma Hurd attend a gathering in August. Illness keeps Mrs. Elsie Troyvinger bedridden while Mrs. Nancy Garlock recovers at home after ten weeks due to a fractured hip. Roy and Leonard McNairn visited Hershey Park. Children’s Day program featured a dramatization Come Unto Me and numerous performances with volunteers such as Polly Ridenour and Mary Gearhart. Mrs. Olevia Harbaugh and Charles Clopper hosted a centennial gathering in Smithsburg. Mrs. Henry Garlock recovers at home after hospital surgery.
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Roy
Leonard
Hershey Park
Polly Ridenour
Betty Staley
Lavinia McAllister
Kathleen Staley
June Carbaugh
Beverly Kersuner
Beverly Ann Stevens
Jean Staley
Phyllis Ridenour
Janet Bagent
Erma Imeyer
Conrad Hemphill
Juanita Forcino
Maxine Munson
Mary Gearhart
James Hebb
Mary Jane Dayhoff
Patty
Becky Lewis
Ivan Kline
John Staley
Virginia Lashly
Dick Staley
Mildred Imeyer
Irig Needy
Joan Staley
Elaine Bagent
Phyllis Needy
James Forcino
Patricia Munson
Catherine
Irene Shipley
Marvin
Lee Ridenour
Olevia Harbaugh
Charles Clopper
Smithsburg
Henry Garlock
Hungarian Hoard Found at Mattsee near Salzburg
ROSENTHIEIM Germany June 23 A cache of royal Hungarian treasures valued at 75 million dollars by American officers was found at Mattsee 13 miles northeast of Salzburg The haul includes the Holy Hand of St Stephen a relic from 997 to 1038 A D found in a 70 year old Catholic priest home The hand rested 855 years in the Royal Hungarian Chapel in Budapest The Wright brothers first flight lasted 12 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthieim
Germany
Mattsee
Salzburg
St. Stephen
Hungary
U. S
Rainbow
Royal Hungarian
Budapest
Wright Brothers
Fine Record of Local F F A Chapter Swine Breeding Acclaim
The Washington county FFA chapter earns notice for nine pigs from a single litter weighing 780 pounds total, meeting National Registry of Merit standards. The sow, bred from top Hampshire stock in Illinois and paired with the Eastern champion, elevates county breeding stock. Gerald A Beggs, advisor at Hagerstown High, is praised and elected director of Maryland Hampshire Breeders Association for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
Washington County
National Registry of Merit
National Hampshire Swine Registry Association
Hampshire
Ilinois
FFA
Gerald A Beggs
Hagerstown
Beggs
Maryland Hampshire Breeders Association
C. A. Waters
Overton Wins Maryland Amateur Championship in Close Finish
Spencer Overton, 47, captured the 1945 Maryland medal play amateur title with 72 and 72 for a 144 at the Rolling Road club. He beat Byron Stanner of Washington, who finished two strokes behind after a 77 70 347.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Champ Washington
Spencer Overton
Baltimore
Rolling Road
Byron Stanner
Prince George Club
Washington
Public Health Service and County Health Drive School Records
The article highlights school health work showing results on former patients and its value as an index to community health. It notes cooperation between the U S Public Health Service and the county Health Department, with federal doctors aiding Inca department clinics and local doctors providing crucial data. The local research center moved to the Second National Bank building as one of only two such centers in the U S, the other run by the Kellogg Foundation.
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Hagerstown
Health Service
U.S Public Health Service
County Health Department
U.S
Federal Service
Second National Bank
United States
Kelogg Foundation
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RAND
West
Washington St
Glaster
Navy
Exec
GHS
Tilghmanton Letter
The
Saipan
Seale
Western Electric
Bell System
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone CO
Balto
Summit Avenue
Bagersiwa
Timak
Ted
R. H. Reichard
R. BR. Reichard
Westminster
Clarence Linder
Maugansville Road
Sprecher
George Arnold
Burkittsville
Reichard
Matsee
Diamonds
Joe’s Loan Office
N, Jonathan &T
Acme
Howard’s
East
Baltimore Street
Cushwa
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