ADIO Day By Day (Radio Chronology From New York to Hollywood)
ADIO Day By Day reports on Charles Winninger returning to Showboat as its NBC WEAF program shifts from New York to Hollywood for spring. It lists schedules across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other outlets with talks, concerts, operas, and varied entertainment, including Labor acts and regional broadcasts.
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Cookies and Kitchen Tips From a Home Cook
Reading the article reveals a home cook’s tips on baking cookies in large batches for storage and serving. It includes methods for keeping cookies fresh, advice on earthenware jars, and several traditional recipes such as Chocolate Brownies White or chocolate frosting and Cocoanut Drops with steps and ingredient lists.
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Sentenced For Assault On Boy Three Take Appeal
Three men aged 25 to 30 identified by a boy in Brunswick were sentenced to Maryland House of Correction after a magistrate found them guilty of assault. The defendants appealed to the Circuit Court and were released on bail of 500 dollars each.
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Yom Symphonie Concert Shrouded in Confusion and SRO
A garbled program note lists a Yom Symphonie concert with a Peter Tevnaikowsky composition and varied performances. It mentions venues in Boston and London and a Patriot's Day program, with references to several groups and times, including a recording focus.
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Representative Miss Barrick Prepares for DAR Congress
Miss Barrick of Woodsboro selected as Frederick chapter’s representative to the National DAR Congress in Washington. Aides include regent Louis L. Person and good citizenship delegates. plans include museum visits, church services, and a Monday presentation at the Lee Hotel. Widespread preparations pace the trip amid national and state organization events.
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Two Garages Destroyed By Fire In Bran-wieh
Two garages in Bran-wieh were destroyed by fire Monday afternoon. Firefighters battled the blaze on Parvan Street near Woodrow Street as flames consumed one structure and threatened a nearby residence. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
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