Handley Judges Open 1945 46 Basketball Season
The Handley Judges will start their 1945 46 season on December 18 at home against Berkeley Springs. Coach Otis Sargent announced a 15 game schedule and returns six lettermen led by Frank Taylor George Garber and Beverley Lamb. The slate includes games at Staunton Charlestown Martinsburg Shepherdstown and Charles Town among others.
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Handley Judges
Berkeley Springs
Otis “Snag
Sargent
Winchester High School
Frank Taylor
George Garber
Beverley Lamb
Adrian LaRue
Howard Hart
Dick Owens
Donald Miller
Boyd Grim
Richard McIntyre
Kenneth Winkfield
Donald Bush
Richard Wolfe
Kenneth Lake
Bryan Minnigerode
Winkfield
Bush
Wolfe
Staunton
Here
Shepherdstown
Charlestown
Martinsburg
Warren County
Hedgesville
Charles Town
Valley Athletic League eyeing expansion and winter workouts
The Valley Athletic League plans a meeting next month to discuss adding basketball and track after a first season. League President Bryant Harper may call a session before Christmas holidays. Inquiries from Luray and Shepherdstown suggest possible addition of two six man football programs.
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Valley Athletic League
Bryant Harper
Luray
Shepherdstown
Baseball Traders Talk Only Cash at Minor League Convention
The 44th minor league baseball convention in Columbus, Ohio opened with traders insisting on cash-only deals and selling players. Delegates expect major leagues in Chicago next week to set in motion changes, including a possible power shift to W G Bramham and new rulings on league governance.
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Columbus
Chicago
W. G. Bramham
A B
Happy) Chandler
International
Pacific Coast
American Association
Southern Association
Mothers to park children at new San Diego clinic nursery
San Diego doctors led by Dr. Harvey J. Urban open a first floor nursery in a medical building to supervise children during mothers medical or dental appointments. A registered nurse and staff will supervise the youngsters, providing convenient care while parents attend appointments.
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San Diego
Calif
Harvey J. Urban
O'Conor Finishes Landis Book As Baseball Conclave Opens
In Columbus Ohio Leslie O Conor wraps a study of Landis decisions into a prospective baseball common law. Chiefs at the minor league meeting say no changes to procedure occur until the task is complete. Commissioner Chandler delays promoting director until big league interest is clear. A football note counts 537 players in service awaiting relief from routine channels.
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Columbus
Leslie O’conor
Landis
Leslie
Happy Chandler
Chicago
Goer
Coaches and clubs trade talk in baseball overstocked with talent
Consensus says Cardinals Yankees and Dodgers seek to cash in surplus talent while buyers stay cautious. Rickey ran a five hour blackboard drill to spur farm operators and notes a $10 000 salary boost luring Billy Southworth from the Cards to the Braves. Bruno Betzel job contenders include Clay Hopper and Al Todd. Speculation lingers on Judd Bramhams future after this weeks meetings.
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Concensus
Yankees
Dodgers
Schoolmaster Ranch
Rickey
Billy Southworth
Braves
Bruno Betzel
Montreal
Clay Hopper
Dodger
Mobile
Ala
al Todd
Royals
Judz
Bramham
Mt Vernon coach given gun at banquet note sparks doubt
Mt Vernon high football coach Bill Lange received a shotgun from fans at the annual banquet after a 1-8 season. The gift prompts questions about his future and the program at Mt. Vernon.
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Bill McKee
Ashland
Ohio
Times-Gazette
Bill Lange
Mt. Vernon High
Mt. Vernon
Bill
Xavier U. Eyes Bucklew as Football Coach
Xavier University of Cincinnati plans to resume football next fall and aims to hire Lt. Phil Bucklew as coach. Bucklew is a former Cleveland and Columbus pro star and war veteran with multiple decorations. Marshall Wayne, ex Olympic diver, now pilots commercial flights between the United States and Europe.
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Xavier U
Cincinnati
Phil Bucklew
Phil
Cleveland
Columbus
Europe
Shanghai
Marshall Wayne
U. S
Bellhop Thomas Haugh Jr Inherits Grandfather’s 22000 Estate
Davenport Illinois December 4.7 reports bellhop Thomas P Haugh Jr a discharged Pacific war veteran who learns he inherited his grandfather estate valued at 22000 dollars. His plan is to continue working as a bellhop despite the windfall.
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Davenport, In
Thomas P. Haugh, Jr
Berryville Daily Event Report Summary
Berryville Boyce Clarke County daily report lists local happenings with brief notes on meetings, incidents, and public notices. Names of organizers and venues appear alongside dates. The compilation highlights civic items, community updates, and small-town activity.
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Berryville
Boyce & Clarke County
Across The Headpin Lacuna Across The Headpin Evening Star League Results
Across The Headpin in the Evening Star Ladies Worths with a 567 game and 1602 set swept three games from Star Office to move within one game of first. Worths Elizabeth Jasper 135 and Mabel Williams 120 led a 352 set for Williams. Bell Clothes dropped two from O Sullivan as Anderson 120 but Bageant 113 for O Sullivan. Kate Slonaker sealed the Clothiers two game win margin on a last box spare. Helen Berry 120 helped Jr Women of Laville beat GAA No. 2 two games to one as Crisman 106 for GAA took the final. Burke 138 Widmyer 119 gave GAA No. 1 a 525 game in a two-game win over Red Cross. Dan Boone 124 and Hugh Patton 122 lifted Spinners Va. Woolen Co. to a 541 final game and an 8-pin edge over Supervisors who totaled 533 in a tight win. Larrick 120 Hook 115 helped the Comets two wins over the Dyers while Chaney 131 saved the Dyers from a shutout with a 366 set. Worths total 1501 for three games to beat Glaizeada Bro. of League B by 53 pins. Ruby Schneider 126 helped Worths take two games while Carper 122 earned Glaize the final. Corinne Carskaden 136 for Worths marked out after a 62 in frame six. At Frederick, local Royal Crown Cola five lost two to Frederick Five 1649 to 1577 paced by Dr. Allen Hawthorne 130.
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Star Ladies
Worth’s
Star Office
Worth
Elizabeth Jasper
Mabel Williams
Miss Williams
Bell Clothes Stores
O'Sullivan
Frances Anderson
June Bageant
The
Clothiers
Kate Slonaker
Helen Berry
Women
Laville
GAA
Frances Crisman
Dorothy Burke
LaVella Widmyer
Red Cross
Dan Boone
Hugh Patton
Va. Woolen Co
Thurston Clevenger
Eddie Burch
Boone
Jack Larrick
Mary Hook
Comets
Dyers
Doug Chaney
Chaney
Worth's
Evening Star Ladies League
Frederick
Allen Hawthorne
Insane Shadow Darkened Mrs Mansfeldt Life in Trial
San Francisco December 4 Mrs Annie Irene Mansfeldt society matron testified the shadow of insanity darkened her life in the trial over the nurse slaying. She described a troubled childhood and family insanity while her husband Dr John Mansfeldt killed himself after Nurse Vada Martin’s death. Her children testified she appeared dazed the morning of the shooting as defense argues sedatives impaired her judgement.
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San Francisco
Annie Irene Mansfeldt
John H. Mansfeldt
Vada Martin
John
Terry
Irene
Mansfeldt
Community Elections Set for Dec 5 6 Across Frederick County
The Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association schedules community elections on Wednesday and Thursday December 5 and 6 at 7 30 p m to elect a chairman vice chairman regular member two alternates from each community and delegates to the County Convention. Meetings occur at multiple schoolhouses and community buildings with chairmen named for each site. Farmers urged to vote as 1946 program slots funds for soil building practices and materials like fertilizer limestone and lime marl will be allocated by new county and community committees.
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Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association
Mt. Airy
H. T. Snapp
Stonewall High School
Carl E. Martin
Gainesboro
E. W Adams, Jr
Gore High School
T. B. Rosenberger
Middletown Agricultural
R. B. Fisher
Mt. Falls
J. L. Hershman
Gravel Springs
Reynolds Store
Richard Luttrell
Stephens City
Stephens City Agricultural Building
A. F. Lillard
H. 8. Williams
White Hall
A. W. Wright
Winchester
County
Guy F. Lind, Jr
E. E. Fawcett
E. M. Funk
M. J. Peace
C. S. Cather
Funk
Hosue
Mittee
Triple A
Fred Stine
British Lawyer Examines Nazi Atrocity Evidence
The speaker argues law was overridden by aggression and prewar plans, tracing Nazi aims from concealed rhetoric to breaches of treaties and frontiers. He denounces their lust, sadism, and deliberate slaughter as vast, unimaginable misery across millions of lives.
Shawcross Urges Nuremberg Tribunal After Nazi Crimes
Shawcross argues that the Nazi regime’s conduct must be exposed by an international tribunal. He warns that aggressive war is a crime and urges global conscience to prevent civilization’s end. Britain asserts the tribunal will apply universal international standards, not victor’s law.
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Britain
Shawcross
Does Atom Bomb Explain Mind Power, Claims Dingle
Edwin J. Dingle argues the atom bomb power is minor next to the mind power within each person. He says the sleeping giant of mind power can unlock extraordinary abilities and offers a free 9,006 word treatise via the Institute of Mental Physics in Los Angeles for readers who request via post card or letter.
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Edwin J. Dingle
Tibet
Land of
Institute of Mental Physics
Howart Biya
Dept
U-381
Los Angeles
Calif
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Miller’s
Gene Miller
Xoudean
Waterford
Hugh S. Lupton & Son
Rouss Avenue
Dial
T. G. Adams Esso
Edda
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
Loudoun Street
NOG Ee
Ebenezer
Rudl P. Anderson
Gore, Va
Messi i Ese
AAA
Caldwell's
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples Drug Stores
N. Loudoun ST. Dial
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