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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

10

Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse Evening Programs

The listing outlines a dense broadcast slate featuring The Three Suns Secret City adventure, Captain Midnight serials, Indiana Indica News, The Words & Music Program, Paula Chapin Sings, Vera Barton Songs, Bill Stern Sport Spat, The Cadets Male Quartet, and Miss Meadead Childeen among others. It notes varied segments from 6:15 pm to 11:03 pm with multiple networks including CBS and ABC, plus weather and war commentary, a variety of musical acts, dramas, and news updates.

Trio Bctive Scattergood Baines Cbs Captain Midnight Miles East Indiana Indigo WGL Nhbe Red Western Five Bius Frazier Hunt Sens Chicago Dance Orchestra C Prager Indiana Indica Chs Paui Chapin Tou Nte Uum Abner Pine Vera Barton Aan Armstrong Bill Stern Sewell Thomason the Cadets Trinity Mbs Niles Aldrich Nha-Red Les Houlevards Phis People’s Platform Iest Lancing Gret Doroathy Blue Elmer Davis Music Hall America Blue Jones Shaw Ebs Dlar Mbs Basie Mexica Mbs Town Robingsonu Banis Meadead Childeen Bhia Ltis Dhs Manent Bears Glenn Miller Raymond G Taine Morgan Beatty Blue Fulton World News Broadcasting Blue Dancing Music Orchestra Ring Peat Jeblue Briitair

Regarded Old Coots Admit Their Age and Form

The speaker notes that post registration of older men, the crowd appears aging and unimpressive. He jokes that a group of men from 434 to 4 is not intimidating to Hitler or arousing admiration, implying self-deprecating humor about physical appearance and generational status.

Hitler

Declarer Makes No Trump Slam Bid In Bridge Win

The southeastern sectional open pair title was won by Mrs. William E. McKenney and Peter A Leventrilt. A hand shows how McKenney bid no trumps despite the king of hearts and carved a 12 trick slam after strategic discards and heart leads.

William E. McKenney Peter Leventrilt McKenney West

Gumps Answer Reveals U S Training Ground Costs

The article notes the United States rented a training ground in France and paid for property damage caused by digging. It mentions the gypsy moth invasion and includes a puzzle-like list of clues with several numbered entries and a reference to a former USS president.

U. S France USS Ohio

Former U.S. President Answer to Puzzle

A crossword style list of clues and answers referencing historic figures and terms. Includes hints for vertical and horizontal entries such as symbols, units, and common words. The puzzle mentions ages and titles, with several abbreviations for professions and regions.

Daily Word Study Reverence Keeps Vocabulary Growing

Lesson on proper usage and pronunciation highlights common errors. Includes examples like location versus settle in Buffalo and the word reverence defined as profound respect mingled with fear and affection.

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