Radio Program Listings From January Daytime Schedule
Broadcast guide lists daily radio programming across markets including Clearwater Cleveland Crow Toronto Rochester and Washington. Items cover orchestras musicals weather reports and various music programs with time blocks and station identifiers.
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CAP
Bocrester
Wie
Screaectady
Crea
Tits—Organ Recat
Maple Leaf Negr. Crow
Toronto
Fealaces
Leperial Joycesere
Jack Frost
Wat
Wasrington
MBO
Three Arrests In County Liquor Raid On West Sixth Street
Police raided a residence at 113 West Sixth Street arresting three men on charges of illicit liquor distribution and related offenses. Widespread arrests followed with multiple detainees from Maryland and West Virginia held on bond. a large quantity of liquor confiscated. Court hearings set for Thursday morning before Justice Gay and local officials prepared for trial. numerous state witnesses expected.
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Binks
Hemee
Bebe Fis
West Virginia
Whameeth
Hann and
Harger
Hahn
Wee Reed
Becaue
Dent
Jest P. Schell
George Loftman
Charles Devilbiss
George Milder
Vernon Smith
Uiberty
Far Brengle
Oscar Bunday
Charles Cartie
Thurticot
Martin Rrgt
Hicherd King
Twetre
Maryland National Guard Rifle Records Summary
A damaged National Guard rifle records booklet details marksmen from Maryland units, noting high figures in rifle firing and unit scores. It highlights Major gunner performances from Fourth Infantry and First Separate Company, with Megereth and Williams among top marksmen at Camp Perry.
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Maryland Nationalite
Bute
Geers
Attas
Firth Infantry
PERS
Camp Perry
Otdo
Lisut
F. H. Megereth
Mith Infantry
McWillams
Episcopal Mission Series Planned by National Commission
The National Commission on Evangelism of the Episcopal Church plans a mission series from January 20 to February 3 in churches nationwide. Montgomery Alabama hosts the AD Sante parish mission for one week starting January 20 with daily services at 10 am 4 pm and 7 30 pm at the Court street chapel. Preparatory neighborhood meetings are scheduled January 4 to 16 at various residences with multiple hosts and times. Committees for services include leaders for adults youths and families with planned meetings January 22 at the Court street park home to finalize plans. Additionally George B Delaplaine a Manchester high school lecturer suffered an arm injury. he was treated and taken to Marymount General Hospital. Open Feb 14 the Met Alexander Hotel project in Hagerstown announces tentative readiness for opening.
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Episcopal Church
Gomery
Ala
AD Sante
Court Street
Barnabas’ Chapel
William Stup
Madison Street
Henry Schmidh
West Bomb Street
Camden Bamaburg
West Patrick Street
Priday
Charles Biranman
Nast
Patrick Street
Elias Wastler
Water Street
Bernard Mader
South Market Street
B. O. Thomas
J. Banks Hartholow
Teont Avenue
D. R. McIntyre
Park Avenue
Wennesday
East Church Street
Bert C. Vanfossen
East Third Street
Arther Levy
Batu
Darvall
George
Delaplaine
Joseph J. Pyws
Robert E. Delaplaine
Amon
Propie
Parmens Newman
James H. Gambriil
Til
Otho J. Keller
Masie Emmert
Park
Devas
Geoge Mo Mather
Westtuster
T. W. Mather, & Ben, Inc
Manchester High School
Preson Manchemer
W. C. Jeanettc
Westbelleder
Mather
Maryhunt General Hospital
Baltimor
Carter County
Meer Fetet
Mett Alexander
Hagerstown
New
Wion Dollar Hostely
Boruc Leland Wiggins
Willieingdale
Gasoline Tank Explosion Injures Teen at Filling Station
Thomas Gardner, 18, son of Samuel Gardner of East Fourth Street, was badly burned in a gasoline explosion at Crh and Curry station on East Patrick Street Friday. He improved by Sunday night but remained conscious only partially. Investigators led by Allen Brevier concluded the blast was caused by static electricity. two large tanks were shattered and buried under cement. Harold F. Brown of the Gasoline Corporation of Baltimore outlined rebuilding plans, with temporary service from Eminlisburg station. A separate note reports a hermit from South Mountain, Edward Morris, returning to civilization after twenty years living in a shack near Gapland.
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Thomas Gardne
Samual F. Gardner
East Fourth Street
Crh
Curry
East Patrick Street
Prederick City Hospital
Allen Brevier
Baltimore
Harold F. Brown
Gasoline Corporation of
Batinas
New Windsor
Damega
Jay
Aermi
South Mountain
Edward
Morrs
Gapland
Washington County
Belocs
Wasiogton County
Soir
Building Plans Still Undetermined in Rockville
Rockville Maryland officials and courthouse architects met to decide if a $450,000 larger courthouse is viable. Westward expansion would require purchasing half a block and moving Court Street, with tax implications tied to state senator Dr Eugene Jones who signaled opposition to extra bonds. A follow up conference is planned for next Friday to reassess funding and site options.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Eugene Jones
State Senate
Dr. Jones
Ansiker Confertece
Teeas
Ee Bec
Robert G. Hilton
Robert B. Peter
Preston B. Ray
Bercy E Clack
Benjamin C. Perry
Clagett C. Hilton
Otho H. W. Talbott
Fae Ser
Daj
E Brooke Lee
George L. Edswwede
Richard B. Lanedale
Harvey White
House of Dele- Willams
Rosell E. Mitchell
Delos HL Catith
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Ire
Scott
SS ‘A
Kaynee
Kemp
Monte
Sid Gooddyear
Kemp's Men
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George S. Rodock & Son
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Fredericke
Washington
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
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United States
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