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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1938

Page

7

Toscanini to Open NBC Symphony Season in October

Italian conductor Arturo Toscanini will conduct the NBC symphony on the opening night October 15 as the NBC network announces the start of the second season. He earned 4008 dollars plus income tax per program and will lead the orchestra through the 1940 season under a continuing contract.

New York Arturo Moscanini OBC Symphony NBC

Taylorsville Community Life Highlights in July

Local social notes recap July events in Taylorsville and surrounding towns. Guests visit friends in Baltimore and nearby communities. A surprise birthday party honors Charles Wagner. Club meetings and visits at the parsonage and hospital are announced along with family travels and summer visits.

Taylorsville Howard Price Oliver Price Baltimore Thomas Moore, Jr Harry Moore St Joseph Hospital Chester Nusbaum Yvonne New Windsor Horace Hipsley Howard Pickett Alice Rigler Winfield Charles Wagner Raymond Etzler E. A. H. Barnes A T. ‘Byers J. C. Nail Stewart Hurline Marion Prough Richard Bennett Herman Bates Ford Hood Frank Bates Everett Wagner Gloria Mae Wagner Lillie Lou Nail Taylorsville Aid Society Taylorsville Homemakers’ Club Eva Magin Harry Barnes Addie Etzler Thomas Moore Elizabeth Barnes Leroy Moore Laura Harrison George Grimes James Knott Mark Grabill

Large Cast Named For Playgrounds Pageant Evening

The Joseph Lee Playgrounds pageant, to be staged Thursday evening at Baker Park, features about 250 children. J Walker Carty will MC, with Charles O'Brien as Joseph Lee and Harvey Showell as EA. Cast lists span many children in acts and songs, plus puppet shows and dances led by Miss Kathleen McCanner.

T-30 Ofcloceé Baker Park J. Walker Carty Charles O'Brien Joseph Lee Harvey Showell Cas Betty Tinney Juliz Rossi Margaret O’brien Lena Lake Haze Brightwell Dorothy Shilling Dorothy Baker Robert Bare James Morgan Anne Keeney Alice Nusz Mary Castle Pauline Hoffman Helen Geishert Lorraine Etzler Edna Woolford Evelyn Mayhugh William Mayhugh Batty Castle Dorothy Hummer Evelyn Kline Anna Margaret Engle Charlotte Kline Katherine Kennedy Mary Nusz Dorothy Engle Patricia Mulcahey Sandman Sleepy Head Frankie Leichert Skippy Toms Frances Rhoderick Hazel Brighwell Betty Slag Betty Given Dorothea Ranck Russell Young Ann Nicodemus Joe Leichert Mary Russell Hendrickson Buddy Nusz Joe Booker Jack Kennedy Deborah Engelbrecht Albertine Hodgson Mauss Julia Bell Henna Kathleen McCanner Betty Thompson Dotty Baker Mary Ellen Lewis Gloria Mayhugh Mabel Etvzler Charlotte Newton Mildred Hoffman Winnie Abrecht Betty Hoffman Captain Jinks Tillie O’brien Mary Ellen Nusz Yvonne Grove Elizabeth Main Judith Miller Ruth Stroup Billy Bennett Betty Grove Hebecca Manuel Marguerite Summers Catharine Kennedy Betty Single Pegsy Brubaker Mary Jones Mary E. Wells Betty White

Martial Law Enforced After Maytag Strike Clash in Newton

National guardsmen moved into Newton Ia after a hand to hand confrontation between strikers and non union workers at the Maytag Washing Machine plant. The city of about 11 000 near Des Moines faced martial law as authorities restored order following the outbreak of violence.

Newton Maytag National Guardsmen Des Moines National Guardsman Nelson Kraschel Alaytag

Play program lists many names and a Virginia reel finale

The document lists participants for a local event with many individuals named, mentions pipe cleaner animals dolls and art items, includes references to a Virginia reel, Act 3, a Joseph Lee song set to My Maryland, and notes the Playground Commission sponsorship.

Bunny Beans Bags Frances Dixon Daisy Dixon Dorothy Shilling Mabel Elsrode Flowers Hazel Brightwell Betty Tinney Lena Lake Tillie O'Brien Julia Rossi Catherine Showe Josephine Mandy Gene Gardner Donald Marsh Helen Virginia Stull Arthur Kline Bernard Dorsey Virginia Reel Joseph Lee Grace Beard Young Maryland Virginia Beulah Munshower Dorothy Ford Audrey Eyler Mary Jane Hartman Mary Alice Brown Betty Mullican Helen Smith Betty Reeder Mary Elizabeth Engle Alma Roney Dorothy Trout Roberta Morton The Playground Commission

Hoopers Host Visitors From Baltimore and Home

Mr and Mrs Jesse Hood hosted a visit from Mr and Mrs Arthur Hooper of Baltimore who were Sunday guests of the Hoopers, Mr and Mrs Jefferson Hooper, at their home.

A. T. Byers W. C. Moore Woodbine Dorothy Barnes Baltiimore Frank Barnes Philip Cummins Nygrene Margaret Hood Westmungster Jesse Hood Arthur Hooper Baltimore Jefferson Hooper

Color Synesthesia Ties Color to Sound and Days

A minority of people report synesthetic links where colors are associated with sounds and even days of the week. The phenomenon presents as cross-sensory perception, linking auditory input with visual color impressions in some individuals.

Short Talks on Advertising by Calvin Coolidge Echoes

Calvin Coolidge argues advertising creates desire and educates the public. He cites bathtubs, radios, toothpaste, and healthy meals as examples of how advertising transformed consumer habits, improving living standards by widening awareness and promoting better choices.

Bereau of Research and Education Advertising Federation of America No. 2 Shelling Better Living Calvin Coolidge Vermont Mr. Coolidge Fillmore White House

The Local Soldiers At Cascade In Cascade Camp Life

The Scribe reports two weeks of Maryland National Guard camp life at Cascade with the Frederick unit’s Company A Band and Headquarters Company. Brigadier General D John Markey moves to brigadier general, Lt Jarboe Grove misses camp duties, Sgt Ray Wachter enjoys a new stooge, 70 Keller earns a Sons of the American Revolution medal, and jokes unfold about mess and laundry. Private Nero Nusbaum impresses as carpenter and barber,Aut Bruchey the improvised hairdresser, Weddle vanishes, and four Dennis brothers in Headquarters Company reflect close ties within the guard.

Maryland National Guard Cascade First’ Infantry Frederick National Guard D. John Markey Jarboe Grove Mstr Ray” Wachter Simpson Regimental Johnny” Martz Reveille Martz Keller Nice Sons of the American Revolution Birdie’ Danner Elmer Burke Walter Wing Burke George Kemp Jim” Stoner Stoner Jim” Mause Corp Bruchey Luke” Metz Metz Aut Vic" Simpson Papas Corporal Bruchey Private Metz Weddle Nero” Nusbaum Nero Jack Dopey Dennis

Czech forces ready as crisis looms in Czechoslovakia

NEA report outlines growing tensions over Sudeten German demands and a formal plan to defend Czechoslovakia. The map shows a 2500 mile frontier ringed with three fortified lines, with Czech troops and fortifications prepared to resist invasion at heavy cost.

NEA Czechoslovakia Germany Lttie Republic Rumania Vang River Europe Austria

First Infantry Regiments Mascot Photo Sparks Rivalry

Privates Ray ant Ford Marty Bo Shank Nero and Rocky Nusbaum form the unit with Headquarters Company. A metropolitan paper shows Corporal Moldcrafts dog Foo Eye during Sundays parade prompting furore over mascot ownership by Baltimore Fifth Infantry. Parade and demonstrations of 37 mm guns and machine guns are planned for a full day, inviting relatives and friends to attend.

Ray* Ant Jack” Ford Marty Bo” Shank Nero Rocky Ford Nusbaum Corporal Moldcraft Foo-Eye Baltimore Fifth Infantry Fighting First

Louisiana Plans Public Hunting Ground on 35000 Acres

State officials announce a public hunting area on 35000 acres of land controlled by a lumber company. The project aims to reforest the area while offering free public access for hunting and recreation.

Louisiana

Atlantic Ocean Hidden Mountain Range Extended Subarctic to Equator

A massive underwater mountain system runs along the ocean floor from near the Arctic toward the equator, tracing a long transoceanic spine. The feature spans vast distances, influencing seabed topography and potential hydrothermal activity across multiple latitudes.

Arctic Leah America

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