Radio schedules mix with Swing vs Melody switch
New York reports radio forum on Monday night, 10:30 pm, featuring Rep. B part es and American affairs discussion. Broadcast changes shift CBS Swing vs Melody to 7:30, extending to 45 minutes with Leith Stevens' orchestra. Listings include WEAF NBC WOR WJZ WABC and WIZ programs, from symphony to talk, with notable names and events across multiple stations and cities.
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Rep. B. Part Es
America
Wjz-Nbc
CBS
Benny Goodman
Leith Stevens
WEAF
NBC
NBC Symphony
Carlos Chavez
Wor-Mss
Indianapolis Symphony
West Point
Juneau
Alaska
WABC
Samuel Dickstein
Kaltenmeyer
Bob Ripley
Jack Haley
Eddy Duchin
Denver
Chicago
WIZ
Louis J. Taber
Allan Kline
Middlebury College Glee Club
Ma Perkins
School of the Air
Chapel Choir of Capital
Columbus
Barnum Brown
Fermand
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Army i Band
Sharp Reductions In Hog And Lamb Prices
Expanding receipts in hog and sheep departments caused further declines in hogs and lambs. Hogs fell 15 to 25 cents with heavier cuts down more. top dropped to 9.60. Fat lambs bid 25 to 30 cents lower than yesterday. sellers held out for higher prices, slowing trade. Cattle market weak with few offerings. common grades around 7.59 to 8.10, yearlings up to 3.75. Wheat rallies in Chicago on March 16 lifted prices, but gains trimmed by rain in Kansas and modest export demand. May wheat near 88.75, July 85.75. corn up to 7.91, oats 45-2.
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Chiesse
Chicago
Kansas
United States
Crop Disease Control Is One Aim Of Program
Crop disease control is a main goal of the new Farm Act conservation program as soil conserving crops are used to curb diseases. Dr. R. K. Jehle of the University of Maryland extension service explains that many diseases survive in soil and affect related crops, with two to five year rotations improving control. He notes peas and beans are key soil depleting crops in the current program, linking corn and cereals to grasses. A surprise birthday party was held for Mrs. W. Glenn Keilholtz with several neighbors attending.
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College Park
RK. A. Jehle
University of Maryland Exten ‘Sion Service
Jehle
Jehie
Farm sale near Point of Rocks draws crowd
The Lewis S Sherman farm sale one mile north of Point of Rocks was largely attended. Total proceeds reached 4891.90 dollars. Horses fetched as high as 207 dollars, cattle up to 52 dollars. Harness and machinery also sold well. Emmett R Bowlus acted as auctioneer with W H Renn as clerk.
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Lewis S. Sherman
Point of Rocks
Emmett R. Bowlus
Audioneer
W. H. Renn
Surplus Egg Purchases Contingent on Price Levels
A Chicago conference of Agricultural Adjustment Administration officials, poultry producers, and marketing interests discussed immediate egg purchases to stabilize the industry if prices decline further. The group urged the corporation to buy eggs at country points and exchanges to curb surpluses, noting declines in prices have curbed baby chick orders and could reduce production yet raise consumer prices.
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Division of
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Produces
Wilcox
Cuicigo
Roosevelt Sets 72 Hours for Morgan Decision
In a terse report, President Roosevelt demands 72 hours for Morgan to make up his mind on a key issue. The scene centers on tense political maneuvering and the pressure tactics used to secure a decisive stance from Morgan amid mounting public interest.
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Roosevelt
Morgan
Kennedy flatly opposes foreign alliances for UK
London reports Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy warned against any participation in foreign alliances as Britain seeks a peace program. He stressed the United States would not join a group that would bind Britain to commitments beyond its own controls, delivering his message at the Pilgrims Club.
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London
United Simes
Joseph P
Kennedy Sand
Bettsie
Junbeion
Pilgrims Club
Cattle herd earns admission to American Jersey Club honors
Four cows from Clyde Green's Walkersville herd earned official records in the eid Improvement Division and qualified for the Advanced star of the American Jersey Club. Butter Boy's Daisy of Charlesville posted 1035.2 pounds of butterfat in 332 days, with 125? milk. General's Valjenline May Beauty, Flossie, and Valentine Hear Queen also posted notable milk and butterfat yields across 300 to 346 days, earning class honors.
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Petersborough
N. FL
Walkersville
Karl B. Mugger
Charlesville
Valentine's iHear Queen
Birthday Pound Party for Dorothy Matheus at Zimermanmans
A birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimermanman near Peageville to celebrate Dorothy Matheus’s March 15 birthday. Guests included family friends and neighbors. gifts and refreshments were provided, with music and socializing noted.
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Peagevile
Dorothy Matheus
Neier Morgan
George
Docutis Bovet du Mayors AG
Partaasy
Baer Ray
Mathew- Jamtes Shaft
Ashly Corsa
Bayer Reland Culler
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Eur
Kene Mathews
Ga Bender
Francis Fruntey
Bear
Joshua Zimmerny
the Oden
Carrol Fantes
Charis Flogk
Dass James
Sede Ras
BR Lambert
Heu- Owen Fantey
Russell Mathews
Jan Mull
Beate Wites
James Roosevelt Asked as Candidate for Lt Governor
James Roosevelt is urged to run for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts on the September primary ballot. A Republican state delegation announced the push, while Wesleyan class meetings and social details were noted. Deficious refreshments were served after the Aptawoung meeting in the church parlor.
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James Repostyve
Massachusetts
Family named in local notice list
Merman Mr and Ales Earle Zimmerman and son Thomias Mr and Mrs Ralph Kemp and son Robert Mr and Mrs Norman Morgan and children Richard Shirley Joe and Billy Mrs Jon Morgan and son Edie Mr and Mrs Thomas Cheene and daughter Durie and Mrs Paul Young
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Ales Earle
Zimmerman
Thomias
Ralph Kemp
Robert
Norman Morgan
Richard
Shirley Joe
Billy
Jon Morgan
Edie
Thomas Cheene
Durie
Paul Young
Rites Held For Late Mayor Of Westminster
Rites were held for Westminster’s late mayor in a solemn service attended by city officials and relatives. The mayor’s passing prompted tributes from local leaders and residents, with remarks honoring decades of public service and community work.
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Westminster
Public Sale Notice at Jefferson March 26
Public sale of household goods at the McBride Yarn Jefferson on Saturday March 26 at 1730. Items listed include antique shelf drop seat table bookcase marble toy pedestal stand and various smalls. Proceeds to satisfy local debts and costs with items described in rough listing.
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Puubic
Dee Eir
Lewistowen
Miland
Barra
Public Sale of Household Goods and Real Estate in Lewistown
Public sale notices describe a July 4 sale of a Harrison County home contents including beds, dining sets, wardrobes, sewing machines, electric washers, stoves, furniture, rugs, and garden tools. Real estate to be sold March 26 1938 with a modern house, chickens, hog pen, and fruit trees. Auctioneer Glenn Trout. clerk L. Kelly. Cash terms for personal property. real estate terms announced day of sale.
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Gallen
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Doubs. Md
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Uuit
Ais
Walkersville
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Renles
Gambel ‘Ks
Bae Truck
Barness Fess
Horse Kre
Stevie
Casa
D. Grayson Barrier
Gienn
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCED FOR MARCH 1938 FARM AUCTION
Public sale listings show a March 38 auction near Walkersville Maryland with extensive livestock including horses cows hogs and dairy and a large array of farm machinery and household items. The notice lists participating bidders auctioneers and required terms including credit options and note security.
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