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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1951

Page

3

Five Children Die In School Bus Wreck At Farmville VA

A passenger train struck the rear of a crowded school bus west of Farmville Virginia at Elam crossing on U S Route 460 killing five Negro children and injuring at least ten others. There were 44 children aboard and the bus was struck shortly after 4 p m. Witnesses said the train sheared off the back section, scattering wreckage along the Norfolk and Western main line between Roanoke and Norfolk.

Farmville Here Southside Commounity Hospital Elam Norfolk and Western Railway Roanoke Norfolk

Nighttime Radio and TV Schedule Fragments

A fragmented radio and television grid lists multiple network airings from early to late evening including news, dramas, comedies, sports, and variety shows. Notable items reference Groucho Marx Quiz, Mysterious Trailer, The Web drama, and boxing bouts among others across networks Abe CBS NBC MBS and Dumont.

Abe-Cha Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies Abe-Mbs-West Cbs Nbe Nbe Beulah Cbs Nas Abe Abe Jack Smith Cbs Daily Mbs Cbs Love Ranger One Man's Family Cbs Evening Halla Chameleon Cbhe Kbe Abe International Harold Feary Dbs Abe Bing Crosby Abe A. L Lawrence Welk Mraterr Nbs Rand Lifetime Ponr Star Rbs the Maugham Theater City McNeill TV Club Dumont Plainclothesman Cha Chicago Hollywood

Opera on TV Examined by NBC Doctors in TV Highlights

NBC-TV critics evaluate opera as television entertainment as Peter Herman Adler, former conductor of the Czech radio symphony, suggests Americans may embrace televised opera if it can be made appealing. The discussion reflects early attempts to adapt opera for home viewing. The segment aired on March 14 in New York.

New York Nbc-Tv Peter Herman Adler Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra

Hunting Is Fun Again

Maurice H. Runnells of Mabelvale Arkansas describes severe fatigue aches and loss of appetite. He tried HADACOL a vitamin supplement and reports quick relief improved appetite regular meals better sleep and overall well being. He continues using HADACOL and recommends it to others.

Maurice H. Runnells Mabelvale Arkansas Runnells Hadacol

Adler brings opera to NBC television in English

Adler and his staff converted opera for TV, securing NBC approval and scheduling an hour long performance every six weeks, with plans to move to four weekly operas. Featuring relatively unknown American singers who rehearse fully, the approach emphasizes intelligible plots and English sung works, avoiding heavy grand opera. Television tonight lists NBC shows including Four Star Review and Broadway Open House, plus CBS and DuMont offerings and a boxing match.

NBC Adler Hollywood CBS Godfrey Maugham Theater the Web Fusari Bratton ABC Faye Emerson Don McNeill TV Club Eddie Rochester Anderson Dumont Adventure Playhouse Famous Jury

Dorothe Dix on Old Maids and Changing Times

Dorothy Dix notes that being an old maid is no longer a social stigma as women gain independence. Estelle asks if old maids can be admired like married sisters. Dix argues women now support themselves and need not marry for livelihood.

Miss Dix Sisten Estelle Dorothy Dix

Old Maids and Social Standing in Women’s Lives

Essayists defend single women as modern and capable figures, citing Nightingale Barton Anthony and others. A Dorothy Dix column advises friends to avoid meddling in a married couple's affair, urging discretion and sympathy for betrayed wives.

Dear Miss Dix Career Advice for a Girl

A reader asks which career suits a girl. The reply says women cannot choose a great career and happiness lies in the predestined path of wifehood and motherhood, noting such gifts are God given and depend on luck.

Dix Themiuses The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass Great Seal

The article discusses the great seal of the United States, describing its symbolism with the spread eagle and the ribbon in its beak bearing an inscription. It presents a devotional tone on national emblem significance and its enduring meaning.

Earl L. Douglass D. D United States

Unfinished American seal versus dollar bill symbolism

The text discusses the reverse side of the Great Seal, noting an unfinished pyramid with an eye and mottos Annuit Coeptis and Novus Ordo Seclorum. It claims the reverse was designed but not cut, while the current seal represents government. the author laments the spiritual aspiration of the nation.

Fragmentary essay on politics religion and monarchies

Confused discourse laments modern society emphasizes government and wealth over spirituality. It notes symbols show political and spiritual truths, warns misused seals suggest danger. Mentions six European monarchies Denmark Britain Greece Norway Sweden Netherlands.

Europe Denmark Great Britain Reece Norway Sweden The Netherlands

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