Radio schedule highlights from New York March program
Radio arc from New York details renewed FHA master builder talks on housing finance and modernization. Listings include WEAF NBC concerts Walton Chavez Chicago Symphony and NBC programs, sports events, dramas, and Sunday talks with taxation and trade topics, plus a morning devotional roster for WFRID beginning March 14.
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New York
Federal Housing Administration
Frst
Federal
WEAF
NBC
NBC Symphony
Carlos Chavez
Wormbs
Chicago Symphony
WABC
CBS
Knights of Columbus
XNBC
Kaltenmeyer’s
Bob Ripley
Jack Haley
Alexander Hamilton
Blue Barron Orchestra
Hassan
Johnny
Russ Morgan
Parade
Emanuel Cetler
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Barn Dance Twest
Meakin
Chicago
The
West
Eddy Duchin
WEAP
WIZ
Arthur Capper
Waller R Peabody
Jerry Belcher
Charlie McCarthy
Howard Marshall
London
Fey Murray
Tyrone Power
Cheerio
WEMD
WFRID
Paul J. Sampson
T Church
Union Bridge
W. C. Royal Bapsch
Frederick
J. H. Schmitt
United Brethren Church
F. R. Seibel
Roosevelt Eyes 1940 Victory in New Deal Politics
Washington March 12 Roosevelt and allies push aggressive stance to keep New Deal influence in Democratic primaries and 1940 national contests. Analysis notes potential losses, jockeying for loyal New Dealers in Congress, endorsements shaping party dynamics, and Wearin's bid against Gillette. NEA Service report offers cautious forecast of Roosevelt's political leverage amid a divided party.
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Rodney Detcher
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Claude Pepper
Florida
Ryan Duffy
Wisconsin
White House
Clark
Missouri
Adams
Colorado
Lonergan
Connecticut
McCar
Nevada
Smith
South Carolina
Tydings
Maryland
Otha Wearin
Iowa
Administra
Roosevene
Makeest Possemfort
Robert M. Jackson
New York
Ee OH
Hoossvelt
NEA Service, Inc
Lump Sum Payments for 65 Plus Workers
Hagerstown Md March 11 Employed people reaching age 65 since January 1 1937 may claim lump sum payments under the Social Security Act without retiring from covered work. Charles E Bailey manager of the Hagerstown Field Office notes many confuse lump sum with monthly benefits which start in 1942. Applications should be made at the nearest field office with minimal forms. assistance is provided at no charge. A separate note describes air pressure on a square plate at angle 38 degrees versus 90 degrees.
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Hagerstown
Charles E. Bailey
Bailey
Mt Airy Man Collects Thousands Of Buttons
William M. Simons of Mt Airy pursues an unusual hobby collecting buttons from many countries and eras. He sews them to burlap on a wooden case for portable exhibitions, hopes to showcase on radio and at the 1939 World’s Fair, and recalls origins from Germany Japan Czechoslovakia Italy Poland and Spain among others.
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Airy Man
William M. Simons
Mt Airy
Simons
Holland
News-Post
West Virginia
Germany
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Poland
China
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Frederick
Fire Department
Pythian Castle
Odd Fellows
Silas C. Swallow
Maryland
Studies Improve Exhaust Manifold Installations and Fire Safety
Studies of exhaust manifolds yield methods to carry gases clear of passenger compartments and improve installation of intake and exhaust systems. Mandatory fire-wall use and elimination of air-pressure fuel feeds reduce fire risk in vehicles.
Increased Small Farm Payments Under 1938 Conservation Plan
County agent Henry B. Shoemaker notes rates in the 1938 conservation program remain largely as announced, with changes to allocate funds by crop. The key shift boosts payments for small farms, raising payments of $20 or less by 40 percent and scaling increases for larger payments, yielding an overall 3 to 10 percent rise in basic rates.
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Henry B. Shoemaker
Farm conservation payments to be raised to a maximum
Mr. Shoemaker states that payments will be creased to 200 dollars with a maximum payment set for each farm in the conservation program. Farmers will be informed of the items that determine the maximum and efforts will be made to acquaint each farmer with these factors.
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Shoemaker
Eac
Parole request for former state policemen in Maryland
Ellicott City petitions circulated to ask Gov. Nice to parole three ex state policemen and a garage proprietor convicted of obtaining graft from motorists on the Washington boulevard. Philip Lau man Ellicott City barber and father in law of one of the men admitted petitions were being circulated.
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Ellicott City
Mar. U
Harry W. Nice
Washington Boulevard
Philip Lauman
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New Dead
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Jefferson
Paul J. Seltzer
Moravian Church
Graceham
Guy M. Gillette
Wearin
Gillette
Paris
Catherine Parel
Rosevienne
Mr. Simons
Pitcure
Everyshing
Cavetown
Smithsburg
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Outh Market Street
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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Reserve District
Frederick County National Bank OF
United States
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
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D. Zimmerman
WM. D. Zimmerman
Robert C. McCardell
WM. C. W. Smith
Allen G. Quynn
Albert M. Mercer
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Greenawalt
Rodock
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
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