Corrigan Homecoming Radio Plans Highlight Aug 3 edition
New York coverage outlines extensive radio plans for Douglas Corrigan’s Ireland return, with quarantine arrival at 7:15 am and continuous network broadcasts across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ. Sections detail preflight segments, in-flight conversations, and postlanding greetings, plus listed programs and times from multiple stations. Also note local baseball result and a note on hot mineral springs near the Polar Circle.
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Douglas Corrigan
Ireland
Corrigan
WEAF
NBC
Harry
Tommy Dorsey
Col Stoopnagie
Gane Hunt
Kay Kyser
WABC
CBS
Paul Whiteman
East
Dumke
Irving Berlin
Eddie
Wjz-Nbc
Larry Clinton
Betty
Bob
Ma Perkins
Crossroads Hall Wiz
Home Hour
D. Leigh Colvin
Lanny Grey
Stories in Stamps Followed Father to the White House
A summary of the Adams family’s rise from John Adams to John Quincy Adams, detailing the presidential succession, the 1824 election drama, and the later career of John Quincy Adams in diplomacy and Congress. The piece notes Adams’s anti Jacksonian opposition, the 1828 loss, and his death in 1848, with a stamp illustration.
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White House
Fosters
Adams
Massachusetts
John Adams
United States
John Quincy Adams
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Crawford
Clay
House
House of Representatives
U. S
NEA Service, Inc
Playground League East Third Street Achieves First Win
East Third Street defeated Harmon Field 7 to 5 to notch its season’s first victory in Senior Playground Speedball League action on Tuesday. East Third Street collected nine hits to Harmon Field’s seven behind a lineup featuring Shaw, Brightwell, Abrecht, Michael, Storkman, Eppsey, Fisher, Moberly and others.
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Harmon Field
Shaw
Brightwell
R. Abrecht
N. Abrecht
Michael
Storkman
Eppsey
Fisher
Moberly
Harmon
Newton
Shankle
Bagent
D. Sharrer
Cramer
Norwood
K. Sharrer
Kump
de Grange
Independents Rally Beats Poolesville 11 to 9 in Woodsboro
Woodsboro Independents defeated Poolesville Farmers 11 to 9 Sunday afternoon at Woodsboro ending Montgomery County’s streak. Woodsboro built big early, Poolesville rallied, but Woodsboro held on. Dorcus starred in the field for Woodsboro with Melhorn catching.
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Woodsboro Independents
Poolesville Farmers
Montgomery County
Woodsboro
Farmers
Tyro
Poolesville
Hough
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R.flo
J. Munday
Luhn
Kilis
I Hough
Ib Neel
Stang
C - Chiswell
T. Munday
Urban
Farr Fine
E. W. Cramer
Whitmer
Houck
Dorcus
A. White
Eyler
A C. Cramer
Rf Smith
Dashoff
Boone to hunt bears with Cherokee descendant in Smokies
Norris Tenn Aug 3 Daniel Boone’s descendant will join Amoneet Sequoyah, Cherokee chieftain descendant, for a bear hunt in the Great Smoky Mountains this fall. Sequoyah notes Boone’s mix of battles and peaceable relations, saying Cherokees valued him and never harmed him.
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Boone
Nashville
Amoneet Sequoyah
Great Smoky Mountains
Sequoyah
Thim
New Books for Children Mix Cowboys Alley Cat And Roadside Stand
Olive Roberts Barton reviews latest children titles Buttons the alley cat by Tom Robinson with Peggy Bacon illustrations, a realist tale of alley life ending in gentility. Judy Van Duyn starts a roadside stand to run a farm with Gil Schuyter helping, in a hopeful rural story. Highway Past Her Door by Mary Wolfe Thompson adds mystery for girls ages twelve to fifteen. The Cowboy Book by William Clayton Pryor and Helen Sloman Pryor offers photo adventure on an Arizona cattle ranch for seven to eleven year olds.
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Barton Buttons
Tom Robinson
Viking
Peggy Bacon
Buttons
Judy van Duyn
Tate
Gil Schuyter
Mort
Judy
Uncle Jaich
Mary Wolfe Thompson
Longmans
William Clayton Pryor
Helen Sloman Pryor
Bill
Arizona
Harcourt Brace
Bij
Friends Entertained at New Market Gathering
Mr and Mrs W E Kemp hosted a group in New Market last Saturday night with singing of traditional religious songs. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Milton Taylor Lorraine Taylor Yvonne Tassor Willard Taylor and others from nearby towns and families.
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New Market
Kemp
Milton Taylor
Lorraine Taylor
Yvonne Tassor
Willard Taylor
Charles Burdette
Elva Burdette
Wallace Burdette
Browningsville
Lester Windsor
Esther Windsor
Hall Windsor
Hyattstown
Golden Moxley
June Moxley
Ruby Lee Moxley
James Baker
Betty Jean Baker
Allen Baker
Kemptown
Reunions Scheduled Around Mt Airy Area
Five family reunions are planned in Mt. Airy over the coming weeks. The King Burdette families hold their fifth reunion August 11 at Woodfield. Byers meet August 21 at Big Pipe Creek. Smiths gather August 21 at Renner's Park near New Midway. Moleswiths host their fourth August 28 at Mt. Airy. Brandenburg descendants meet September 4 at Kemptown Methodist Protestant church near Mt. Airy. Say you saw it in The News.
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King-Burdette Famiies
Woodfield
Byers
Big Pipe Creek
Smiths
Renner’s Park
New Midway
Moleswith
Matthias Brandenburg
Lawson Investors Seek Information On Fraud Case
Baltimore August 3 Several persons who bought stock through William P. Lawson & Co have asked SEC agents about their investments amid fraud charges against the brokerage. Federal officers questioned investors and sought affidavits for a hearing slated in Federal Court. Judge W Calvin Chestnut gave Lawson until August 15 to answer. attorneys plan a defense and said no reply until next week.
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Emmitsburg
Keyser
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W. Calvin Chestnut
Lawson
Two Women Fined After Court Dispute on Winchester Street
In Police Court Justice Sinn fined Mrs. Edith Tolbert and Mrs. Margaret Morgan $1 each plus costs after a Tuesday night hearing on charges of cursing on the street and disorderly conduct. Neighbors testified a Sunday verbal tilt began over a minor’s conduct under County Probation care. William Lightner, Marion Feaga, and Marion McKenzie face drunkenness hearings tonight.
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Walter E. Sinn
Edith Tolbert
Margaret Morgan
George Hoffman
Michael E. Pue
Justice Sinn
William Lightner
Frederick
Marion Feaga
Marion McKenzie
Washington
Burras, Staley
Hoffman
Share home sold by Edith H. Sada and Thomas
Mrs Edith H Sada stated the sale of a two story brick home on North College Parkway with a small adjoining land strip. Revenue stamps on the deed indicate a price of about 7000 dollars. The pair, Thomas and his wife, were described as former residents fronting the property.
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Thomas
Tesiderme
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Mailman Builds Car With Dual Steering Wheels
Noblesville Indiana August 3 AP John Durkwall a rural mail carrier uses a car with steering wheels on both sides for his daily drive and delivery route. He slides from right to left side to drive and deliver mail from the correct seat.
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Noblesville
Ind
John Durkwall
God's Acre described at Atlonta Zonta Club meeting
Miss Hal Lee T Ott, a Zonta member, described the Moravian cemetery known as God's Acre in Winston Salem North Carolina and the Easter sunrise services. She noted 40000 visitors this year and January bookings for her party. The service uses trombones and clarinets from 16 to 85 years old.
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Miss Ott
God's Acre
Ott
Nora M. Wise
Hill Top House
Harpers Ferry
Bank stock sold at receiver sale in Westminster area
Securities auctioned included 10 shares First National Bank Mount Airy at 10.75 each, 50 shares First National Bank Westminster 26 to 28 each, 754 shares Carroll County Savings Bank Uniontown at 10, 5 shares New Windsor State Bank at 10, 2 shares People s Bank Reisterstown at 5.50, 275 shares Detour Bank at 8, plus an 8 cylinder Buick sedan at 260.
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Denton Gehr
Westminster
First National Bank of
Mount Airy
First National Bank of Westminster
Carroll County Savings Bank of Uniontown
New Windsor State Bank
People’s Bank of Reisterstown
Detour Bank
Varns Of Prussic Acid In Some Forage Crops
Dr. L J Poelma of the Livestock Sanitary Service warned that certain Maryland forage crops may contain prussic acid quantities sufficient to poison cattle. With J A Conover they named sorghum sudan grass and Johnson grass as high risk, plus choke cherry and wild blackberry. Hay reduces danger but silo storage does not.
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Maryland
L. J. Poelma
Livestock Sanitary Service
J. A. Conover
University of Maryland Extension Service
Poelmia
Ruins of Vast Syrian Theater Found in Apames
Archaeologists report a gigantic theater at Apames in Syria with a stage stretching over 400 feet and seating capacity for 12,000 spectators, indicating a major ancient venue unearthed in the region.
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Apames
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