Army Hailed As National Champs
New York March 5 Army's West Point Cadets beat Nay 50 8 at Andahalis to win the eastern championship. Iowa Kentucky and Washington State join as sectional title winners while Western rivals Oregon Washington State contend for a playoff. Madison Square Garden NCAA bids and Garden invitations stir national playoff speculation.
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New York
NCAA
Madison Square Garden
Army
West Point Cadets
Nay
Andahalis
Pennyivenia
Iowa
Pennsylvania
UCLA
Washington State
Oregon
Iowa State
Utah
Rice
North Carolina
Kentucky
American University New Mexico
Akron
Oklahoma Aggies
Iowa City
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Tennessee
Idaho
Oregon State
Kansas City
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Aggies
Connecticut
Rhode Island State
New York University
City College of New York
Muhlenberg
St. John’s
Brooklyn
DePaul
Bowling Green
NYU
CCNY
Rhode Island
Garden
Princess Elizabeth joins ATS in London assignment
Princess Elizabeth, 18, has been commissioned to the honorary rank of second subaltern in the Auxiliary Territorial Service and began training in southern England, Buckingham Palace announced. The British version of the WAC marks her entry into military service as the heiress presumptive to the throne.
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London
Elizabeth
ATS
WAC
Buckingham Palace
Auxiliary Territorial Service
England
Jerry Wayne Series Debuts On BLU Tonight With Benny Goodman
Offseason radio slate introduces Jerry Wayne musical series on BLU at 9 with Jeff Alexander orchestra and guest Benny Goodman and Carole Landis. Move to Sunday nights March 25, Joe E Brown time slot. Arch Oboler signs for 26 broadcasts on MBS starting April. John Gambling marks 20 years at WOR. total air hours 12,862. Tonight listings cover NBC CBS BLU MBS schedules.
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New York
Jerry Wayne
Jerry
Ed Wynn
Jeff Alexander
Benny Goodmar
Carole Landis
Joe E. Brown
Arch Oboler
MBS
John
Gambling
WOR
New York Key
Canning Etiquette at Community Center Urges Cleanliness
The notice states that if canning occurs at a community center each woman must clean her workspace and utensils before leaving. It emphasizes personal responsibility for maintaining hygiene and order in shared facilities.
Bruening at Harvard Leads A Quiet Scholarly Life
Dr. Heinrich Bruening, Hitler’s predecessor as German chancellor, now a Harvard government professor, leads a studious, monastic life with few intimate friends. He opposes force, avoids interviews, and keeps confidential utterances like military secrets. His past as a dissenting chancellor shapes his cautious stance and loyalty to law and justice.
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Frank A. Hart
Camarines
Mass
Hitler
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Harvard University
Dr. Bruening
Harvard
Bruening
Pinesburg Letter March 2 Observes Local Visits and Sickness
Pinesburg notes Eston Martin confined to home due to illness at Potomac Orchards. Mrs Mayme Cramer of Williamsport visits sister Mrs George Harsh. Numerous visitors from Norfolk Boston Cedar Lawn Greencastle Harrisonburg and Scotland Pa cited along with hospital patient Evan Teach at Washington County Hospital.
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Pinesburg
Eston Martin
Potomac Orchards
Mayme Cramer
Williamsport
George Harsh
Eli Barkdoll
Preston Norris
Jerry
Charles Jessup
Norfolk
Johnnie Grosh
Boston
Mass
Tom Grosh
Cedar Lawn
Fry
Susan
Smithsburg
B. Rogers
Hagerstown
Evan Teach
Washington County Hospital
Obern M. Carbaugh
Lesher Kreps
Herman Hose
Lewis Rudy
Greencastle Pike
Isaac Grove
Jacob Teach
Menno Landis
Scotland
Kaolin Bear
Walter Garrett
Harrisonburg
U S Stipulations Accepted by South American Nations
Brazil, Uruguay and Colombia have accepted U S stipulations allowing adherence to hemisphere wide guarantees against aggression without Congressional ratification. The nations, sponsors of the Chapultepec Declaration, acquiesced to U S modifications. Tropical fireflies outshine the American firefly by producing colored lights as well.
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Mexico City
United States
U. S
Brazil
Uruguay
Colombia
Chapultepec
Walnut Point Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Walnut Point reports Mrs. John Leatherman and foster son Gene from Philadelphia visiting her relatives Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sprecher and Mrs. Bertha Sprecher. Bernard Mongan and daughter Virginia Lee plus Roger Burgan spent Sunday with Martin Burgan in Williamson. Patsy and Jackie Farrow recovered from grippe. Pfc Russell Shank Jr and Mrs from Hancock dined with Arthur Burgan family. Mrs. Charles Knight visited sister Raymond Swartz in Baltimore. Major Swartz and wife welcomed a son born recently in Baltimore.
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John Leatherman
Gene
Philadelphia
Preston Sprecher
Bertha Sprecher
Bernard Mongan
Virginia Lee
Roger Burgan
Martin Burgan Williamson
Patsy
Jackie Farrow
Pfc
Russell Shank, Jr
Hancock
Arthur Burgan
Charles Knight
Raymond Swartz
Baltimore
Major
Swartz
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West Point
Joe's Loan Office
N. Jonathan St
Princess
Hersheys
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
NBC
W. M. Bendix
Red Cross
Don Voorhees
CBS
State Department
Burns and Allen
Guy Lombardo
Mutual Musicale
Music For Worship
Reich
Hitler Bruening
Pinesburg Letter
Municipal Electric
Harry M. Friedman
Harry’s Loan Office
North Jonathan Street
Dietrich
Marlene
Marlene Dietrich
U.S
Pete
Hagerstown Laundry, Inc
Franklin Street
Concord
ST. Potomac ST
Rogers Jewelry Co
the House of
West Washington St
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Walnut Point
Airwick
R.D. McKee
the Aniston
Bond
Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated
Louisville
Timak
Guy Isa
Dursen
Xeeer Seng
Ted Pare
Warne
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