Radio Day by Day Dedication of Holly Wood studios noted
Radio Day by Day reports CBS lining up special programs for Saturday in anticipation of dedicating its new Holly Wood studios. The schedule lists WABC WEAF WIZ and other networks with variety talks dramas and music slots as NBC CBS and others prepare broadcasts and regional tie ins across multiple times. The article references personnel and programs including personalities such as Johnny and Russ Morgan Helen Menken E G Robinson Al Jolson Jenny Goodman Hal Kemp and more, with a focus on expanding transmission and coverage nationwide.
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New York
Holly Wood
CBS
Ano Wade
Aterc
Sen
Gerald
WJZ
NBC
Farley
Columbia
S. C
WEAF
NEC
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Fibber McGee
Boo Ripley
Ale Carnegie
WABC
Helen Menken Kerial
Edward G. Robinson
al Jolson
al Pearce
Jenny Goodman
Hal Kemp
WIZ
Mr. Keen
E. Madriguera
Heidt
Chicago
TPAS
Paris
DJD
Serling Radio Abaret
PCI
GOOD DOUBLE IN HEARTS AS EAST FEEDS SOUTH SLAM
East doubles with a strong backstory of trump tricks and overcalls. The narrative describes declarer handling hearts and spades, with a spade sequence leading to a ruff and discard. The text details the play and resulting ruffs, ending with a club four being ruffed and another spade re-ruffed.
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East
South
Declarer
West
Sveyhars
Rubber-Bridge Play Shows Complex Defense and Endgame
In a rubber bridge match South opens three clubs and West leads strongly. South discards diamonds on a later spade, dummy ruffs, and South later discards club ten. East cannot gain by ruffing and the defense loses only one trump trick as the late play secures the rest.
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South
West
iEas
East
Guest Artists Present Program For Musicales
Peabody Conservatory artists from Baltimore headlined the Monday Musicales at the Maryland State School for the Deaf auditorium with about 150 attendees. Wilbur Nelson, Sara Seaman, Nora Jean Statland, and Virginia Carty performed varied numbers to enthusiastic reception. encores were common. Carty organized the program and served as accompanist.
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Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Wilbur Nelson
Sara Seaman
Nora Jean Statland
Virginia Carty
Miss Leaman
Lancaster
Frank Bibb
Miss Statland
Baltimoore
van Haulsteyn
Nelson
Engineering School
Johns Hopkins University
Fraser Grange
Relay Md
Carty
Peabody
Netherlands 7 Program for the Americas at Night
The schedule lists various broadcasts including HAT4 Budapest 7 Chorus of workmen and 2RO Rome at 7:30 with light music. Caracas station YV5RC airs Continentals orchestra at 6:30, while London’s GSC GSB airs Adventures of Jack and Jill from 9:50.
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Netherlands
Americas
HAT4
Budapest
2RO
Rome
Baltimore Carroll League Opens in Fast Start
Reisterstown and Taneytown opened Baltimore Carroll League play with brisk scoring and multiple errors. Reisterstown built a lead through hits by Reisberg and Mosner, while Taneytown struggled with pitching and fielding.
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Reistes Ians
Martz
Reisterstown AB
R.W. Q. A. EL Trunda
Sullivan
tJohnson
Reisberg
Berger
O'Mosner
I Kelly
Bounds
R. Reisberg
Zepp
Oursler
Tota
Taneytown
Standings Feature Local League Results
Taneytown defeated Reisterstown 2 to 1 and Westminster won 6 to 2 over Congoleum in Baltimore Carroll League action. The standings show Taneytown at the top with an undefeated mark, while Reisterstown and Westminster trail.
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Taneytown
Reisterstown
Westminster
Congoleum
Westminster Mayor Candidates Nominated at Town Meeting
Westminster Md April 25 Two retired businessmen were nominated for mayor in the municipal elections. Frank A. Myers was nominated by a Citizens Progressive Club representative and George Lather George E. Matthews were the other candidates.
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Westminster
Ctizens ‘Progressive Club
Frank A. Myers
George Lather
George E. Matthews
Mayor's Term Expired. Vacancy Remains Unfilled
The outgoing mayor’s term ended in May, the former mayor died last March, and the resulting vacancy has not been filled.
Drunk Disorderly And Theft Charges Heard
Local weekend arrests were disposed of in Police Court Monday night. Five men were fined or jailed by Justice Emmett KR Bowhus. The heaviest sentence was for Chester Ugevloted who served days for larceny of beer and soft drinks. Others included Michael Fissa for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, John Walters fined for disturbing the peace, Norbert Morningstar sentenced to ten days in jail in lieu of a fine, and John Sweeney fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Emmett KR. Bowhus
Chester Ugevloted
Stynal Foucnock
Michael Fissa
Lingtesta
Sermterst
John Walters
Norbert B. Morningstar
Washington, D. C
John Sweeney
Vecevast Dave
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness irritability and other functional disorders in women claiming it helps nature restore balance and relieve discomforts associated with feminine health registered under a period voice and imagery.
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Lydia EL Pinkham
Nature
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia
Disorderly conduct arrests list names and fines
Adrian Makel colored ten dollars Ogle Kingsley colored two dollars fifty Calvin Orme colored ten dollars all are arrested for disorderly conduct Ver non Rhoderick forfeited two dollars fifty as stated.
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Adrian Makel
Ogle Kingsley
Calvin Orme
Vernon Rhoderick
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