Governor's Day at Camp Ritchie Led by Albert C. Richie
The TRST Regiment marks Governor's Day with a military salute as Albert C. Richie arrives at Camp Ritchie. First Regiment Band and Howitzer Company perform. events include races, javelin, water relays, and a walling contest. An overnight assault on Ringgold closes the day with Major Elmer F. Munshower in command.
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Company A
Fredeapt
Guy Anders
Havng
UteMie
Tol. D. Johns Mz
Walter R. Abacht
Roger S. Eyler
Ringgold
Elmer F. Munshower
Red Bam Junction
Lantz
May Die of Wound After Personal Safety Incident
John Redman a 23 year old from Yarrows County Washington County is in serious condition after a bullet wound to the chest. Police report a safety incident occurred and he remains hospitalized under medical care.
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John Redman
Yarrowsunty
Washington County
Washington Coun
Frederick City
St. James School
Hagerstown
St. James
Kenneth Bonner
St. James, Md
Radio Schedule Highlights From August 9 Broadcasts
Daily radio listings show NBC WEAF CBS WAL and regional networks with program blocks across East Midwest South Mountain and Coast. Notable items include The U S Army Band Rhythm Music Legion Trade Prog Ges Hall Orch and Story programs plus orchestras led by Paul Ash Larry Larsen and John L Fogarty with various repeats and broadcasts across time slots.
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Ceat Mote
Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
wim wiba _kstp wette wday
Kfyr Cigw
Cidt
South
Wrva
Wptf
Wiax Wildewsin Witel
Vida
Koa
Kdyl
Kent Coast
Keo Kil
Ktar Kgu
Wintera
Wintera & Weber
Green Bros
Edw
Neil C
Richard Hiker
Albani
Lum & Abner
Henial
Rudy Vallee
Whiteman Shaw
Scott's Orchestra
Midw
Jack Benny
Ralph Kirber
CBS-WAL_ NETWORK
Midwest
Wibm
Kmox
East
Canaga
Ckac
DIXIE
West Wafa
Wds
Kokipy
Kvl
Kmj
Korg Kern
Kemb Cent
U. S. Army Band
Rhythm Muasic
Legion Trade Prog
Ges
Hall Orch
Weky
Wim “Inc
Kghl
Pacific Coast
Kgo
Paul Ash
Larry Larsen
Orphan Annis
Sige Ecules Child
Lowell Themae
Amoa
Andy—eant
Orch
Sig
Spaeth
Tuhas
Ean O
John L. Fogarty
Floyd Gibbons
Wayne King
Goldman
Trig
Easti Amos
Andy
West S
S. Army Band
Ernie Holst
Twin Cities
Hospitalized man shot self near Yarrowsburg
Redman, a Brunswick native, shot himself with a .23 caliber revolver on a road near Yarrowsburg Wednesday evening. He was taken to the hospital with a chest wound and blood loss requiring transfusion. He remained conscious and expressed sorrow without giving motive.
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Ty Hospital
Redman
Washington County
Yarrowsburg
Brunswick
Chest of mystery chestbound key quest in ship tale
The Tinymites and Scouty struggle to pry open a heavy chest found aboard an old ship. They enlist a mermaid who vows to help with a key, hoping the treasure inside proves worthwhile. The scene ends with anticipation of a thrilling reveal.
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Scouty
Coppy
Dotty
Josh Stose
Dancy
Shrimpy
Yeast
NEA Service, Inc
East Sizzles as Heatwave Claims New York Lives
The East endured record heat with New York City hitting 4 degrees at the peak. The Associated Press reports soaring temperatures fueled a deadly day as seventeen people died in New York alone amid the scorching weather.
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New York City
New York
Mew Raven Weather and Sudden Loss Report
Fifteen persons drowned in a New dort area as a violent weather pattern disrupted the region. The chaotic conditions caused a series of incidents across New York Philadelphia Baltimore and nearby locales. Authorities warned of hazardous seas and high winds as crews searched for missing individuals.
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Boas
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pelle
New York
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Trst Regiment
Ritchie
National Guard
Epech
Aff
Cent
Skippy
Thetch
Bockende
Songe
Mid West
Am Jones
Jack Genny Orch
Mildred Bailey
Songe—dhal
Frank Wemphal Orch
Evan Evans
Alo O
Barlow Symphony
Phil Regan
Leon Belasco
Wabe
Africa
the Times
Tern Coluk
Itr
Alan Luckies
Tere
Mech
Yale
Bertini
Carter
Lonsen
C.m.co
Frederick
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick
J.C. Penney
Penney’s
Med
Stevens
Lic
J.C. Dua
Are
North Market St
Frederick, Md
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