Rules Session Held By Officials Board in Cumberland
The Western Maryland and Eastern West Virginia District Board Approved Basketball Officials held their annual meeting last evening in Cumberland with about thirty present. New rule changes were outlined by John J. Cavanaugh and other speakers, including limits on defense touching a ball during a try, five personal fouls, unlimited re-entries, and timeouts for injuries regardless of ball possession. Many attendees and several armed forces members were listed, with Katharyne Ingream as pianist.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Earle H. Lightner
Jean Harper
Arthur C. Ramey
Cumberland
Father Dauche
Stt. Mary's Catholic School
Don Kiepfer
Y.asc.a
F. R. Kuhn
Mercersburg Academy
John J
Bob” Cavanaugh
Fort Hill School
Capt
Valentine
Dutch) Lentz
Lnow
France
LeRoy Glant
New Guinea
E. Robert Bowhis Jand
EB. Burns Geiger
Jand C. van Roby
A. J. Sharadin
Washington Townsship
Ralph Robrhaugh
Smmithsburg
Elmer Poffenberger
Hagerstown
Larry Palmer
Paul Burger
Waynesboro
J. L. Masters
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Advertisement
Advertisement for Peterson's Ointment claiming to relieve pimples eczema and skin irritations and promising money back if one application fails. Also notes relief for tired feet and cracks between toes priced at 35 cents.
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Peterson
Bowlis Ing Scores and Triangles Win Big in Rubber Heel League
In the Rubber Heel League, Triangle beat Windsor two games while Adlife toppled Dagmar. Doris Gipe led a 117 high single, Frances Thomas posted 137 103 220 across two games, with several other bowlers reaching notable scores. Team tallies show Triangle 7 4, Windsor 2, Dagmar 1, and Adlife 4, alongside frequent high marks from Knicey and Gallagher among others.
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Triangle
Windsor
Adlife
Dagmar
Doris Gipe
Frances Thomas
J. Hoover
M. Hawthorne
J. Hines
EL Lewis
Martin
V. DeLauder
M. Giffin
H. Smith
B. Shaffer
Knicely
Gallagher
Ears
Middlekout
Superka
McDonald
Lud
E. Basore
D. Fisher
Jackett
Harbaugh
Leath- Taye Baker
Triteh
Jey
Thompson
Mowen J . Fishner
Cunningham
Pryor
H. Ray
Ord
Ginney
Este Do
Hagerstown Lions Club
N. P. Pi
P E Company Wins Two Safety Awards
The National Safety Council at its Safety Congress in Chicago awarded Potomac Edison System first prizes in two national fleet safety contests. PE led in truck and passenger car categories among 50 utilities, with only two truck accidents in 954000 miles and one passenger car accident in 960000 miles. Montana Power and Toledo Edison followed in second and third for trucks, while Toledo Edison placed second for cars and The Borden Co. third overall.
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National Safety Council
Chicago
Potomac Edison System
Potomac Edison
Montana Power Co
Butte, Mont
Toledo Edison Co
Toledo, O
Borden Co
Injured Smithsburg Worker Hospitalized After Project Incident
John R. Wiles of Smithsburg sustained leg and body injuries Monday evening while working on a 4% project near Edgemont. An employee of the County Roads Department, he was taken to Washington County Hospital where he remains hospitalized.
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John R. Wiles
Smithsburg
Edgemont
County Roads Department
Wiles
Washington County Hospital
How to Treat Cotton Scorch With Bleach Solution
To remove cotton scorch, mix a 4 cup to a gallon warm soapy water and apply chlorine bleach. Use care to avoid fabric damage and rinse thoroughly after treatment.
Petrillo Rejects Roosevelt's Plea
CHICAGO October 1 James C Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians rejects President Roosevelt's request to lift the 26 month old ban on recording and says only if RCA Victor and Columbia sign the same contracts as 105 others will members work. He cites contracts with 105 firms and production of nearly 4,000,000 records a month and argues lifting would funnel business to two companies. He notes past statements promising compliance if asked to lift the ban but says the offer no longer applies.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Roosevelt
AFM
Rca-Victor
Columbia
Petrilio
Musicians Union Signings Expand Recording Supply
Companies that have joined the American Federation of Musicians now supply the public with all necessary recordings. The move strengthens labor-backed distribution, aligning production with union standards across regions.
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Panies
American Federation of Musicians
Bookstore Owner Found Unconscious After Fall
John Russell Golden, owner of a second hand bookstore on Jonathan Street, was found unconscious on the bedroom floor yesterday afternoon. He was hospitalized at Washington County Hospital with hemorrhages after police forced entry through the rear door. he had last been seen Monday and reportedly lay unconscious for about 24 hours.
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Jonathan Street
John Russell Golden
Washington County Hospital
Golden
Police Chief Reports September Violations and Arrests
Police Chief William H. Peters reported 196 parking violators in September to the Board of Street Commissioners. Principal arrests included larceny 12, drunks 56, disorderly conduct 28, and driving laws 28. The month saw 40 larceny cases and five automobile thefts. The Samoan Islands were once known as the Navigators Islands.
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William H. Peters
Board of Street Commissioners
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Fumblecrest University
Okai
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Howard’s
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Petrillo
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R. D. McKee
Jrsanidy
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