ADIO Day By Day Day By Day cancels after one broadcast
New York January 17 After one broadcast the Manhattan After Dark series on WIZ NBC with Eddie Gerr as master of ceremonies in a New York nightclub pickup has been canceled due to engineering and production difficulties. Harriet Parsons will replace the program Wednesdays at 8:30 official listings then show Talk-WJZ NBC 10:30 Radio Forum with speaker Kep't Ranspeck of Georgia on civil service merit.
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Tert Ranspeck
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Burns and Alien
Richard Crooks
Fibber McGee
Phil Spitalny
Marek Weber
Lou Breeze
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CBS
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Pick
Pat
George
Florence Arliss
Disraeli
Wayne Ringwaltz
Carribean
F Pilgrim
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Warden Lawes
Fisk Singers
Briarley Hall Beats State School for Deaf in Close Contest
Briarley Hall Military Academy defeated Maryland State School for the Deaf 39 to 26 at Laurel armory to snap the Deaf school’s five game streak. Rothstein and Snyder fueled the late surge as Briarley led 15-10 at halftime and 19-18 after three quarters before pulling away in the final period. Briarley next faces Thurmont High at home Wednesday and Southern High in Baltimore Friday.
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Briarley Hall Military Academy
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Heck
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Southern High
Baltimore
School For Deaf
Hudson
Spath
Haines
F. O A Schwartz
Market
Singer
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Two Dead In Wreck Kills Former Baseball Player
Washington dispatch reports an auto streetcar collision killed Earl B. Clark a former big league player who started with Richmond and died instantly. Lucy Ketchum 26 a Federal Housing Administration employee died hours later. Helen Evans 22 Salt Lake City, also with FHA, suffered a broken collar bone. Clark last connected with the Baltimore International League. MI Pleasant society notes follow.
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Washington
Earl B. Clark
Richmond Club
Lucy Ketchum
Federal Housing Administration
Helen Evans
Salt Lake City
Housing Administration
Clark
Hoover names first eight on new public enemies list
G man J Edgar Hoover selects eight bank robbers as the next top targets for capture. The piece describes how bank robbers rise from petty crimes, the dangers they pose, and how Hoover’s team compiles detailed dossiers before acting.
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G-Man Hoover
Public Enemy
Washington
G-Man
J. Edgar Hoover
Reading and dress program and meeting notices
The listing notes reading by Mrs. Johens of New Dress and Genevieve Bowers reading The Old Year by Helen Crone. Mrs. Earl Kelly named program chairman for the February 1 meeting. Delicious refreshments served. Next meeting set for February 3 at Mrs. Rothenhoefer's home.
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MI. Pleasant AT
Ladies Aid Society of the Art
Pleasant M. E. Church
Walter Crum
Edward McDevitt
Jesus
Annabelle Bowers
C. McDevitt
Luther King
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Earl Kelly
William Masser
Charles Hoffman
Johens
Genevieve Bowers
Helen Crone
Rothenhoefer
Havre de Grace to Round Up Unlicensed Stray Dogs
Residents annoyed by stray perros appeal to Mayor Pennington. Beginning Tuesday a constable drafted as a dog catcher will round up all unlicensed and homeless dogs and destroy them.
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Havre de Grace
G. T. Pennington
Women In The News The Palm Beach Winter Visit
The feature notes Mrs. John Elliott of Newport Rhode Island wintering at Palm Beach and mentions her mother Jule Ward Howe author of The Battle Hymn Of The Republic. It also reports Helga Gundersen a 22 year old chambermaid in a New York hotel and her training to become a hotel director. Beliverman’s face as a model for ads is noted, now out of circulation after marrying Jack McGowan the movie producer.
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John Elliott
Newport
R. 1
Jule Ward Howe
Palm Beach
Helga Gundersen
New York
Beliverman
Jack McGowan
Behind The Scot 25 In Washington
The House vote on consideration of the Ludlow amendment for a popular referendum on a war shows 188 congressmen supporting debate against 209 who voted to kill. Critics say a strong pressure group backed by officials swayed the outcome while a reform faction seeks to curb executive foreign policy power. The piece notes Roosevelt Hull tensions with Japan Germany and Italy and suggests middle West sentiment influences peacemaker pressures and future policy hosilities.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary Hall
House
Ludlow
Japan
Germany
Italy
Hull
Tennessee
Congress
Middle West
Battle over Ludlow amendment stalls in wartime clash
In a fierce House fight, Roosevelt Hull and congressional leaders pressed to kill the Ludlow amendment tied to a Panay incident backdrop. Veterans groups and lobbyists opposed changes that would drop referendum requirements in foreign invasions, while administration supporters highlighted war sentiment amid hospital votes.
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Ludlow
Heaviest Pressure on War Referendum Bill Explains Vote Dynamics
The 188 votes reveal deep divisions among lawmakers amid sweeping public pressure from peace groups and constituents. Pacifists hint at 1938 elections, while Joyce Kilmer of Trees fame is noted as killed in action in World War I.
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Joyce Kilmer
Dinner Held at Howard Monley’s and Mrs Cookerly’s
A dinner was hosted near Kemptown on January 1 at Howard Monley’s and Mrs Alice Cookerly’s. Attending were Mr and Mrs C A Mullinix, Mr and Mrs Ernest Moxley, Mr and Mrs Carl Sheets, Mr and Mrs William Cookerly, Mrs Lee Pomeroy, Mrs William Pomeroy, Mrs William Thompson, with Fred Moxley, Ralph Moxley, Malcolm Moxley, Mary Alice Murphy, Rhoda Moxley, Parepe Moxley, Margie Pomeroy, Barbara Pomeroy, Master Kenneth Sheets, Dorothy Cookerly, and Shirley Sheets.
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Howard Monley
Alice Cookerly
Kemptown
C. A Mullinix
Ernest Moxley
Carl Sheets
William Cookerly
Lee Pomeroy
William Pomeroy
William Thompson
Fred Moxley
Ralph Moxley
Malcolm Moxley
Mary Alice Murphy
Rhoda Moxley
Parepe Moxley
Margie Pomeroy
Barbara Pomeroy
Kenneth Sheets
Dorothy Cockerly
Shirley Sheels
Georgetown Rifle Team to Meet Frederick March 25
Georgetown University varsity rifle team schedules a match with Frederick on March 25. The team has dropped two matches to Virginia Polytechnic Institute and the Navy, and previously defeated Johns Hopkins University.
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Frederick
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Navy
Johns Hopkins University
Middletown Woman Endorses ANE Treatment in Maryland
Mrs. Charles A. Summers of Middletown Maryland testifies to dramatic health gains after using the ANE triple‑strength herbal remedy. She reports improved sleep appetite energy relief from nervousness headaches and pains and claims to be fully recovered. She urges others to consult the ANE representative at Williamson's Drug Store Frederick and notes free health booklets.
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Middletown
Maryland
R. EF. D. No
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Lutheran Church
Rocall
Williamson‘s
North Market Street
Frederick
Nature
Williamison
Routzahas
Mt Airy
Blairs Drug Store
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Cauffman
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Zimmerman’s Cut Rate
Boonsboro
McCaulley's
Thurmont
E. Stauffer
Union Bridge
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