Roosevelt Broadcast Schedule From Coast to Coast
President Roosevelt’s San Francisco visit will trigger at least three broadcasts and two addresses plus a Pacific fleet review. Today and Friday feature multiple network airings from WABC CBS WJZ NBC and WOR MBS with events at the fairgrounds and Hetch Hetchy dam and Bastille Day observances from Paris.
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New York
Roosevelt
San Francisco
San Francisco Fair Grounds
Wabc-Cbs
Wjz-Nbc
Wor-Mbs
San Francisco Bay
Hetch Hetchy Dam
WOR
WEAF
Wjznbc
Picnic Supper For Thurmont Home Makers Club
Thurmont Home makers Club members and families enjoyed a picnic supper at five o'clock on Wednesday in the meadow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Kieffer. Seventy one people attended and games followed. Mrs. Damonuth and Mrs. Saltzgaver led the activities and songs closed the event. The note adds a separate stat about Russian language speakers worldwide.
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Thurmont Homemakers Club
E. S. Kieffer
Howard Damuth
J. Saltzgaver
Men’s summer fashion emphasizes bold color and sporty comfort
Ladies can buy smarter sportwear for husbands this summer with color front and center. European ideas of shirt and slacks spread to the East, with linen and gabardine outfits, tropical acetate suits, and new mufflers. Casual coats feature collarless cardigan styles, and 1938 men’s sports shoes range from moccasin-style slippers to heavy-soled sandals and oxfords. Espadrilles remain a shore favorite, while sailing attire shows denim slacks and shorts. Reversible machine-knit trunks offer blue and gray options for swimming.
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New York
East
California
Montgomery M P church picnic and local notices
The Mont gomery M P church annual Sunday school picnic will be held in Church Grove on July 16 with suppers served from 4 o clock. Music by the Browningsville band. Also notes on hospital visits, social visits, and a Woodsboro W C T U meeting with patriotic program and prayers. The King is the only person who can drive in a carriage down Rotten Row, London.
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Hanover
Montgomery M. P
William Koontz
O'Hara
Frederick
W. H. Perkinson
Willie H. Burdette
A. H. Bowers
Hubert P. Burdette
Lisbon
Margaret Watkins
Washington, D. C
Woodsboro
P. A. Richardson
Reeder
Paul Reeder
America
H. H. Harbaugh
Janet Barrick
Jesus
Rotten Row
London
Entertain at Home for Milestones at Shookstown
Mr and Mrs Jonathan Main hosted a Sunday at home near Shookstown to honor Mr Main’s seventieth and Mrs Main’s sixty first birthdays. Guests included Milo Hooper George Zimmerman Luther Star Melvin Oden and many others with gifts and refreshments.
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Jonathan Main
Shookstown
Main
Mrs Main
Milo Hooper
George Zimmerman
Luther Star
Melvin Oden
George Krant
Ben Dixon
Melvin Oden, Jr
George Ropp
Harry Swomley Jr
Eston Hoffman
Herman Main
Joshua Sammers
Samuel, Summers
Kate Roderick
George McKinsey
George Reeder
John Ropp
Ulysses Fisher
Helen Summers
Evelyn L Frances Hopp
Betty Jane Hooper
Margaret Hooper
Anna May Hooper
Lydia Fisher
Betty Fisher
Margaret Fisher
Betty Grumpler
Messrs
Austin Summers
Glenn Summers
Samuel Summers
Howard Hooper
Grayson Hooper
Joan Henry Hoop- Ropp
Jean McKinsey
Lee Ropp
Eugene Krantz
John
Rosetta Stone Measurement Noted in Inches and Feet
The Rosetta Stone stands about 34 inches high and 2 feet 4 1/4 inches wide with a thickness of 1 inch, described in a recent archival note drawing attention to its dimensions.
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C.K Sutterfield
Paris
France
CBS
Weaf-Nbc
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Toronto
Bing Crosby
WABC
Bowes
Dick Jurgens
WJZ
Pulitzer
Elza Schallert
Prague
Berlin
GSI
GSC
Adelaide Keee
Thessew
Erea
Clagettsville
Watkins
Jane Buckman
Nortetown
Emma OQ. Bishop
Fannie H. Young
Louise Selby
Harrisville
H. W. Moxley
James
James Reeder
Martha Fogle
G. F. Smith
Laura Barrick
Howard Hughes
Col. Lindbergh
Hughes
Wiley Post
Moscow
Cnsrac
Gunther
Annther
Old Country
Baltimore
Washington
Gunther Brewing Co
Gunthers
Greenawalt
Frederick County
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St
Frederick, Sd
Goodayear
Goodyear
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