Day By Day Radio Schedule Mashup At New York
CBS and NBC microphores feature two farewell program changes next week. Jack Corlese leaves Tuesdays with Mitton Berle appearing. Eddie replaces him. Hammerstein's Friday finale may bow out with Monroe, Eussa Land, or Gibson sharing the stage after seven NBC years.
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New York
CBS
Jack Oak Corlese
Mitton Berle
Jack
Eddie
Ted Hammersten
Monroe
Eussa
Gibson
Par Hammersten
NBC
WEAS
San Juan Capistrano Mission
Lucille Manners
Dorothy Thompson
Dick Stabile
WABC
Hollace Shaw
Soprosa
Ted Hammerstein
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood Hatel
Long Shop
Jos. F. Thorning
Mr St Mary's College
New Spain
WIZ
Caesar Saerchinger
Grand Central Station
Death Valley
Tim and
Irene
George Olsen
Paul Martin
WOR
MBS
Denver
Farm Sells for 10600 in Liberty District
Deeds filed in the clerk of court show multiple property transfers. Mr and Mrs Jesse M Pittinger sold about 167 acres in Liberty district to Mr and Mrs Maurice D Crum for roughly 10000 dollars. Mrs Margaret R Hauver and children of Middletown sold the Hauver home to Lucy Gladhill for about 8000 dollars.
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Jesse M. Pittinger
Maurice D. Crum
Liberty District
Margaret R. Hauver
Middletown
Lucy Gladhill
Hauver
Practical Home Gardening Tips for a Velvety Lawn
Donald Gray outlines lawn preparation with graded topsoil, 5 inches minimum depth, drainage, and 3 inches of manure mixed into the subsoil. He advises fall planting or spring after frost, selecting location-appropriate seed, and applying 10 pounds of fertilizer per 1,000 square feet plus 4 to 5 pounds of seed per 1,000 square feet, then watering and rolling until blades reach 2 inches.
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Donald Gray
Ladies' Aid meeting at Brethren church held at Union Bridge
The Ladies' Aid of the Brethren church met with president Mrs. Jesse Proutz. inclement weather reduced attendance. After a devotional, attendees sewed and heard a short program. April meeting planned at Mrs. Truman Myers home and Easter program led by Mrs. Joseph Bowman.
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Union Bridge
Mar
The
Brethren Church
Jesse Proutz
Proutz
William Wolfe
Annie Townsend
Joseph Bowman
Harry Wolfe
Cora Black
Townsend
Berkley Bowman
Robert Gray
Baltimore
Buckey home farm and town news items
Mrs Charles Carl Lee of Annapolis visits her parents near town. Mr and Mrs Howard Gray and Mrs Norville Fuss spent a day with Dr and Mrs Clyde Grimes in Washington DC. Mrs Ernest Walden and daughter from New York visited R J Walden and Grace Rinehart, now at Church Home Baltimore, and remain under treatment. Bucher John near town broke his leg when a county road drag struck a stone. Mrs Burns from the west visiting her daughter near town was taken to Frederick City hospital by Raymond Wrights ambulance and remains ill.
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Buckey Home Farm
Charles Carl Lee
Annapolis
Oden Fogle
Town
Howard Gray
Norvillie Fuss
Clyde Grimes
Washington, D. C
Ernest Walden
Daugheter
New York
R. J. Walden
Grace Rinehart
Baltimore
Bucher John
Burns
Charles Diehl
Raymond Wrights Ambuance
Frederick City
Directors of C of C Attend Leesburg Chamber Event
Frederick Chamber of Commerce directors were hosted by Leesburg Chamber of Commerce leaders at the home of former Governor Westmoreland Davis. The gathering aimed to strengthen regional business ties and exchange ideas for growth.
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Leesburg, Va
Frederick
Cooperation noted between Frederick County Maryland and Loudoun County Virginia
The piece cites a spirit of cooperation between Frederick County Maryland and Loudoun County Virginia. Attendees at the entertainment include Roger B. Wolfe president of the Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Lloyd C. Cul ler among others. It also mentions a price structure being undermined and an administrator to be chosen by the Secretary of Agriculture with jurisdiction over several eastern states. Air travel statistics show US miles flown by American airplanes more than double those in Europe with Germany second and the British Empire third.
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Frederick County
Loudoun County
Frederick
Roger B. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd C. Culler
James H. Gambrill, Jr
A. Hart Ewhison
J. Walser Carty
Buick
Ard F Simmons William B Bennett
John A. Shires
Secretary of Agriculure
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
West V Yginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Europe
Germany
Secord
United States
British Empire
Federal milk price regulation proposed for Pennsylvania
A federal marketing administrator would set prices for milk shipped into Pennsylvania and surrounding states. A H Lauterbach, general manager of the Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative, testified at a joint hearing with the State Milk Control Commission and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration that a federal administrator was needed to prevent price instability.
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Delpha
Afar
Pennsylvania
H. Lauterbach
Interstate Mile Producers Cooperative
Lauterbach
Sila Control
Agricultural Adjustment Adminisstration
Egg Mixture Caution in Quick Cooking Guide
A compact cooking note warns against overcooking egg mixture as yolks blend with other ingredients. It advises mixing thoroughly, folding into the batter, briefly cooking, then serving immediately with a small addition of the specified ingredient.
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By C.E. Butterfield
WEAF
Berlin
Amherst College Glee Club
Baltimore Symphony
National Grange
Metropolitan Opera
Master Builder
JZK
JZJ
Tokyo
PAL
DID
RAN
Moscow
GSC
GSB
London
England
Scotland
2RO
Rome
YVSRC
Caracas
GSL
TPA3
Paris
Superior Meat Market
East Patrick St
Hippodrome Theatre OF the Air
WFMD
Frederick, MD
McCleery’s
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St
Jcommercial Bank of
Marea Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Nts ‘Orparalio
Pillsbury's
Staub’s
Golden Cup Coffee
Florida
Cannon Parkay
G. L. Sodnettes
del Monte Peas
GROVE
Doube's
Calif
Caskey’s Bread
Ritier's
Muscatel
Tokay
Santerne
Herford Hart Md
Peter Stuyvesant
Lc Sale
Grove’s Grocery
Swift Premium
Blue Ridge
Pt. Box
Honor Brand
Fee
Overbrook
North Market St
La&rge
PRG
California
Manning’s
Ibs. Be
Domino
Choice
Frankfurters
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