Radio Schedule Snapshot and Sunday Court Notices
A fragmented radio program grid lists shows across channels with varying hosts and segments, followed by Sunday court news detailing marriage licenses and property deeds in Frederick. Names include Wismer, Damone, Vaughn Monroe, Philip Marlowe, and Gene Autry, with court items listing Ayler, Lacy, Cosgrave, Fogle, Murphy, Crum, Smith, Cool, Fry, and deed transfers to Remsburg and Wheeler.
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Danes Marc
Mbs
Rosa Rodges
Abe
Vic Damone
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Mba
Mel Alien
Hollywood Theater
Abe Genes Autry
Cbs
Abe Philip Marlowe
Cba
Sinatra
Chha Lilue
Herman Sklt
Judy Canova
Pat Noval
Abe Guy Lombardo
Dennis
Cbhs
Ews Coumment
Chicago
WNS
Ining Fields
Grand Ole Op
Hordon
Nbe
Abe West
Court News
Wiliam A. Ayler
Gettysburg
Mildred R. Lacy
South Arlington
James C. Cosgrave
Adamstown
Pauline C. Fogle
Woodsboro
Robert E. Murphy
Alice J. Jones
Washington
George W. Crum
Walkersville
Frances V. Moser
New Midway
Harry K. Smith
Alice A. Wright
Ladiesburg
Samuel F. Cool
Mary V. Bene
Biglerville
Cadets Open Tuesday Varsity Baseball Debuts in Silver Spring
Frederick High School varsity baseballers begin the 1949 season Tuesday at Montgomery Blair in Silver Spring marking the Cadets first away opener in seven years. Coach James F. Zimmer man returns only three lettermen with 17 newcomers on the roster. Say you saw it in The News.
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Frederick High School
Montgomery Blair
Silver Spring
James F
Zimmerman
This Slam Contract Can Be Defeated
William E McKenney reports on bridge players sisters Augusta Cantor and Gertrude Jobes of New York City, and the Becker brothers. Cantor describes a defense against an Eastern States team event squeeze, detailing the ruff of hearts, trump maneuvers, and endplay after a misstep by East.
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William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Augusta Cantor
Gertrude Jobes
New York City
Jay Becker
Becker
New York
Philadelphina
Mrs. Cantor
Harry Kliger
Philadelphia
Arthur Brace
Wilmington
Del
East
Cantor
West
Reporter's Quiz On Subsidy Opinions Sparks Debate
A formal poll of six Frederick residents shows a majority backs President Truman's proposed farm subsidy plan while a minority questions it. Responses range from outright disapproval to cautious approval and define differing views on federal price supports and government aid. Brunswick property deeds and a rental lease also appear alongside Maryland spring football plans.
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Frederick
Truman
Hansel Hurst
William A. Skipper
Brunswick
Russell E. Litten
J. P. Karn, Inc
Old Brunswick Lumber Company
Philp Wertheimer
Crown Oil and Wax Company
Walter G Crowther, Jr
Tease
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