Gainesboro Edges Middletown 1 0 In Pitcher Duel
Gainesboro defeated Middletown 1 0 on the former diamond in a tight game led by Taylor’s pitching. Omos walked and scored the lone run on Philip's single as Clem and O'Leary held Middletown to two hits and no errors for the win.
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Frederick Clarke
Middletown High School
Gainesboro
Middletown
Boyce
Stephens City
Berryville
Gore
Stonewalligh School
Philip
Eugene Clem
O’leary
Taylor
Brumbaugh
O'Leary
Grove
Clem
Lamp
Richard
Hudson
Weir
Smith
Keller
Orndorff
Clarke
Stonewall
LaFollette
Accused of Stealing Gasoline Stamps
Cleveland May 17. Robert A. Dissauer clerk of Cuyahoga county's largest ration board was charged today with feloniously purloining 5000 gasoline ration coupons and a ration bank certificate representing 538000 gallons. Assistant District Attorney Lee Howley said the charge came from an investigation of defalcations at Ration Board No. 6.
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Cleveland
Robert A. Dissauer
Cuyahoga County
Lee Howley
Plans Completed For Annual Sale Purebred Cattle
Plans for the second annual Winchester Sale of purebred cattle to be held Saturday May 20, 1944 at 1 o clock at the Virginia Livestock Market were announced. The sale features Angus Hereford and Shorthorn consignments from 17 breeders in Loudoun Clarke Frederick Shenandoah and Rockingham counties with health certificates for Bangs and TB.
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I. Fred Stine
Winchester
Virginia Livestock Agen Market
Loudoun
Clarke
Frederick
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Annefield Farm
Berryville
Chapel Hill Farm
Graham Dougherty
C. C. Funkhouser
White Post
Hichland
Round Hill
G. B. Holtzman
Mt. Jackson
Red Gate Farm
Millwood
D. W. Burruss
J. T. Gibbons
Haymarket
Olive Bay Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
E. Clay Rogers
Lee
C. C. Turner
Timberville
Sale of Purebred Cattle Planned With Stine as Manager
Eager buyers may view cattle after 10 a m on sale day. The sale committee includes R Lee Barney and J Carl Coiner among others with Stine serving as Sale Manager. Catalogues available from consignors County Agents and committee members. Sale headquarters at George Washington Hotel.
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Tioneer
Mr. Stine
R. Lee Barney
Gainesboro
J. W. Olcott
Berryville
E. H. McLaughlin
J. Carl Coiner
Woodstock
D. W. Burruss
Mt. Jackson
George Washington Hotel
War Dept Pushes Stern Handling of Sweden over Ball Bearings
Washington May 17 The War Department pressed for stern handling of Sweden amid urgent negotiations on shipments of Swedish ball bearings. A two week inquiry by Treasury and alien property custodian backed U S subsidiaries S K F Industries of Philadelphia and S K F Steel of New York as vital to Allied war production while signaling no seizure yet. The investigation aims to establish ownership and control of the Swedish parent firm before any international economic move.
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Washington
War Department
Sweden
Treasury
Gandhi Appears To Be Better
Gandhi in Bombay shows improvement after malaria attack. Bulletin from medical advisers reports better rest and a blood pressure tendency toward preillness level.
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Gandhi
Bombay
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Nazi Consulate At Tangier Sealed
Madrid reports the German consulate at Tangier Morocco was sealed yesterday by Spain. The move implements a clause of May 2 agreements with the United States and Britain allowing German personnel to travel by ship through the Strait of Gibraltar to Germany. The accord also cuts Spain's wolfram exports and renews Allied oil shipments to Spain.
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Madrid
Tangier
Morocco
Strait of Gibraltar
Spain
Germany
Keystone Block Uncommitted
Harrisburg PA May 17 Pennsylvania's delegation will attend the Republican National Convention uncommitted as a courtesy to the National Governors Conference to be hosted May 28 to 31. Governors Dewey Warren and Bricker are named among the potential presidential candidates attending the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Gustav Line Named After German Fortifications
Allied officers note that the German Gustav Line, initially called the G series of fortifications and referred to as G by the Nazis, was eventually designated Gustav by both enemy and Allied forces. The Naples briefing records the evolution of the name.
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Naples
Gustav Line
Gustav
Reed urges pay for postmasters but backs board members too
Senator Reed argues Congress should grant postmasters a five to twenty percent pay increase for wartime duties while adopting pay for ration and draft board members and others now serving without compensation. He suggests postmasters face no greater burden than other unpaid citizens.
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Washington
Reed
R.kans
Congress
Ing
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John W. Rosenberger & Co
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Robert Eichelberger
New Guinea
Chris Person
Picher
Okla
D. E. Barbey
Eichelberger
Frazier Hunt
Farnley Farm
Harry L. McCann
Abram S. Hewitt
White Hall
Albert G. Robinson
Clearbrook
Coleman Dunn
Dr. Clendening
the Star
Times Square
N. Y
Manhattan
U. S. War Bonds
Sterner
Keystone
Hitler
Handley Choir
WIN C
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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