Met opera broadcasts end season with two remaining operas
IRADIO RA reports the seventh season of broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera stage in New York will end after two remaining operas Lucia di Lammermoor with Lily Pons on March 12 and Carmen with Bruna Castagna on March 19. The piece lists schedules across WEAF WABC WJZ and other stations, noting possible future spring airings and special performances. Deer in national parks are briefly mentioned as a non sequitur about deer fed by summer visitors.
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New York
Metropoltan Opera
Lily Pons
Carmen
Bruna Castagna
P E Co and City Move to Curb Radio Noise
Frederick City Hospital officials report ongoing radio disturbance from faulty signs and lines. City and Potomac Edison plan inspections, with penalties for noncompliance and hopes for public cooperation. Test crews note improvements after feeder removal and line work, while residents report worse reception at night and on Sundays.
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Frederick City Hospital
Maxwell
Thurmond
North Market Street
Smith
Evtert
Robert L. Smith
Mr. Smith
Potomac Edison
Frederick County
Shipley
Detour Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Detour March social roundup lists dinners at Mr and Mrs A J Whithide home with Carroll Withide and Richard Withide and Helen Linthicum. Illness updates mention Mrs Carroll Cover improving and Mrs Dilter able to be up. Detour Drewes and Emmitsburg visitors, a home maker club meeting hosted by Mrs Loren Austin, and a March 2 birthday surprise for Moss Huth Yoder with many locals attending. evening featured games and readings.
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A. J. Withide
Carroll Withide
Richard
Helen Linthicum
Carroll Cover
D Dilter
Emmitsburg
Catherine Roger
Stevui
E. D. Diller
Detour
Doris Young
Washington
Barrick
Kersville
Loren Austin
Quen S Moss Huth Yoder
Francis Sharrer
Luther Ritter
Bob Fish
Vernon Oder
Charles Vanpigler
William Arnold
Emory Dorsey
Felix Flanagan
Charles Clabaugh
Charles Stitely, Jr
Warren Lodge confers third degree in Taneytown visit
The degree team of Warren Lodge No. 7L I O O F of Baltimore conferred the third degree on a class of twenty-five candidates in Taney Lodge last Friday. Grand officers including Raymond C. Hanson and A. Frank Muller spoke, 78 members and 40 visitors attended, refreshments were served, and gifts were exchanged during the Fredericksburg visit.
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Taneytown
Maroh
Warren Lodge
O. O F
Baltimore
Taney Lodge
Masor L. B. Hafer
Raymond C. Hanson
A. Frank Muller
Willem A. Jones
John L. White
Owens McGill
Thomas Jefferson
Frank Krum
MC. Fuss
Edward Heidt
Fredericasburg
Family Visit at The Manse on York Street
Lieutenant Joseph Kuhns and wife with daughter Mary Angela from Walkersville spent Sunday with Mrs. Kuhns' mother Mrs. Charles Kugnas at The Manse on York Street.
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Irvin Morsis
York Street
Joseph Kuhns
Mary Angela
Walkersville
Kuhns
Charles Kugnas
Robbery at Union Bridge Targets Engel & Company Store
Monday night a general merchandise store on Main street Union Bridge was entered and about $10 in change and currency stolen from the cash register. Sheriff John A. Shipley of Carroll County began an investigation as Westminster officials acted. British bars today weigh about 10 pounds more and stand two inches taller than 30 years ago.
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Union Bridge
CLE Engel & Company
Main Street
John A. Shipley
Carrol County
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