Radios and Programs Across Cities Fill Evening Schedule
A fragmented OCR listing radio and TV program slots shows diverse stations from Rochester to Louisville. It notes schedules for Westinghouse, WABC, NBC, and CBS networks with various time blocks, dances, orchestras, and special broadcasts amid scattered city names and program identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amce
Ancy
Des & Sy Ira
Sri Betet Pee Party
Varuny
Boic
Verty Peeg
CBS
Worumar
Bres-Joanoe
Seabs
Bree Who
ICS Monils
Pike
MFAB
Lincoln
Chet
Andy
WAS
Louisville
ST. Paul
Westinghouse
Orch
Nashville
ODF
NBC
Bray Wow
Omaba
WEAF
Poe
ENOX
WABC
Kyoo
TCISA
Wooder Bakers
Senate Approves Doak and Fights Brossard Nomination
The Senate quickly approved President Hoover’s pick Doak from Virginia. Opposition arose to Brossard of Utah, a tariff nominee, with plans for strong Senate resistance. The finance committee prepared to report on all six nominees, with expectations of confirmation. Brossard and Dennis faced scrutiny over a statement from the city commission. In Rockville, 493 instruments were filed in the month, including deeds mortgages and requests, plus 2,349 Munting Evens2s licenses issued across county and statewide categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Abo A Doak
Virginia
Tariff Commission
Rt B. Brossard
Utah
Toak
Sen
Helin
Alabama
Mississ
Brossard
Finance Committee
Harrison
Stido
Alfred P. Dennis
Maryland
City Commission
Rockville
Milton Birthday and Early Life in Political Turmoil
John Milton, born December 9 1608 in London, entered Cambridge at 16 and studied classics. He paused poetry during the 1640s unrest, then defended Charles execution and gained European fame as a controversialist. He later served as secretary for foreign tongues to the council of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton
London
Cambridge
Horton
Milton
England
Charles L Milton
Commonwealth
Council of State
First Arrest Made in Southern Maryland War
Baltimore report on the Southern Maryland war crackdown notes the first arrest today amid a wide four-county sweep led by prohibition groups. Four additional stills were seized over the weekend, totaling 16 with 300 gallons gathered in the effort led by enforcement chief Robert D. Ford and commander Amos Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Amos W. W. Wood“cock
United States
Robert D. Ford
Dr Army
Agents arrest man with altered rye whiskey supply
Washington agents traveling to Baltimore halted Benny Bernstein after stopping his car and uncovering ten cases of altered rye whiskey. Bernstein, from Washington, faces charges related to possession and transport of illicit spirits, triggering a local investigation and pending legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Benny Berstein
Theater News Followup on Beedower and Fanore Incident
Fragmented OCR text hints at a theater news item involving Beedower and Fanore with notes about a person named Ceretiany and a long-standing issue. Readable parts reference a stage setting or event in a city not clearly named. Further details are unreadable in the source.
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Frograim
Femi
Sycencais Tuepoay
Lusteen Stations
Doak
Broassard
Tariff Commission Member
A‘-Za
Gruber
Conklin
Eastman Kodaks
Atwater Kent
Storm & Shipley
Sao Bea
BECE
Greenawalt
Theater News
Ametwa
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Karpen
Tables
Windsor
C. E. Cline & Son Furniture
Funeral Directors
Christmas Club
Kkift Guide
Silk
Pashion
Frederick
White Swan
Thomas H. Haller, Inc
THE
RUG Store
East
Patrick St
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