Railroads Curtail Short Run Trains Amid Coal Strike Rules
Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania railways suspend several short run passenger trains in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia as government orders cut coal using traffic by 25 percent. The B O and Pennsy shift to tri weekly service on some routes while electrified lines and essential services remain largely unchanged.
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Baltimore Am, Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Baltimore
Washington
Brunswick
Associated Press
York
Frederick
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Local residents aid center with clothing drive and visits
Bolivar and surrounding towns send volunteers including Mrs John Newcomer and Mrs Rissler to the Church World Service Center to donate 200 pounds of clothing and a wool comfort from the Moser Community Women’s Club. They tour the facility while planning future church group efforts. Separate notes mention Mr Eugene Ross judging a high school oratorical contest, and several residents’ health and social visits.
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Bolivar
John Newcomer
Brown Risster
Charles Lown
W. Va
J. C. Newcomer
E. E. Rosse
Harpers Ferry
Mebe
Bready
Storer College
Moterea
Sven Windsor
Avilla
Women’s Club
Moser
Church World Service Center
Romney
Ross
American Legion
John Snider
Camp Hill
Roy Bulls
Edgar Dudrow
Clinton Harding
Z. W. Ramsell
Robert Brinkman
Jackie
Havre de Grace
C. A. Webb
Sharon
Tommy Brinkman
Lionel Newcomer
Fleetwood
Hershey
J. C Newcomer
Trey
Marne
Sirs
W. . Helican
Mrs
Via
Baltimore
Radio Program Schedule and Names Sparse Listings
A fragmented schedule lists radio programs and hosts across networks and time slots. It includes mentions of WOK 119, NBC and CBS segments, and various show titles such as Dance Time Dance Music and Truth or Consequences with multiple host names and performers.
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Abe Newecast
Abe
Cbe
Cbs
NEC
Sbe
Tcc
Barber
Harry Wismer
Che Jack Beall
Ace
Jane
Modern Music Mureun
Ab- Hawaii
Cals Musicanz
Abe Abe Burross
Dbs Challenge of
Yukon
Gary Bu
Illy Canola
Nbc
Abe-West
Sunday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
A dense listing of Sunday programs across networks shows 12 PM to 2 AM offerings. Notable items include CBS broadcasts with World Around, James Melton Concert, and The Shadow. NBC and ABC portions feature Talk shows, Opera, News, and Variety. Names include William Shirer, Alan Lomax, Robert Merritt, and James Melton among others.
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America
United
Sam Pettingil
Abe
Shirer Corment
Iome—Ale
Caicazo
Agatn
Abec
Alan Lomaz
Robert Merritt Cance
CBS
James Melton
Chs
Abc
Abc New York Philharmonic
Invenno
Jos Kelly
Abe Warnen
Cbs 5
Phil Spitaing
Abe Quick
Emmitsburg Social Notes and Holy Week Schedule
Emmitsburg residents host visiting friends from Philadelphia and share Holy Week services at Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church. Palm Sunday services set for March 21 and new members to be received. Postmaster Louis Ambunted and staff attended a door to door mail route discussion. A letter from Washington outlines new town delivery requirements and street naming standards.
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Emmitsburg
Emmittsburg
John Odonnel
Philadelphia
Euphemia Rotering
Louis Eckenrode
Howard Baker
Charles Eckenrode
Louis Kelly
Alice Kelly
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Louis
Mondar
Post Office
Stoner
Washiington
All American Mother-Loves Homework in Tough Times
Thurmont resident Mrs Charles H Clarke raises a large family of 12 children while managing chores, quantity cooking, and farm work on a tight budget. Her husband, 67, runs a tavern restaurant, and she has aided war efforts with coffee and sandwiches. Lions Club once funded a Los Angeles trip for her radio appearance.
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AP News
Thurmont
Charles’ H. Clarke
Mom
Charles H. Clarke
Community Guests and Sick List At Local Homes
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Herman Kline and R W Pryor included many relatives from Baltimore Funkstown Beaver Creek Hagerstown and Smithsburg The sick list names James Kline Richard Martin and Claude Stottlemyer Several families visited and shared meals with neighbors including Arthur Green and Hubert Blickenstaff Anna Dechant heads Cuba move others noted as visiting or hosting in the area.
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Wolfsville
Herman Kline
R. W. Pryor
Thomas Pryor
Baltimore
Tonsila Blickenstiff
Stewart
Funkstown
Wilbur Weagley
Beaver Creek
Cliude Brude
Iva Wise
Hagerstown
John Pryor
Smithsburg
James Kline
Richard Martin
Claude Stottlemyer
Arthur Green
Hut
Frederick
Birs
Hubert
Blickenstaff
Cecil Pryor
Washington
Stanley Grossrickle
Etta Stottlemyer
Middle- Point
Tra. Pryor
Asa Stottlemyer
Gaither Stottlemyer and
Morris Paulsgrave
Chewsville
Charles MM. Kline
Austin Kline
Myersville
Walter Miner
Cearfoss
Clyde Brnde
Snyder
Arthur Martin
Adam Martin
George Bussard
Sue
Harry Blickenstaff
Graham
Waynesboro
Harry Moser
Ivan Stottlemyer
Pauline
Asa Harshman
Middletown
Detour Homemakers Club Plans Spring Joint Meeting
The Keysville Detour Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Coral Cover's home on March 16. President Mrs. Gilbert Stine led business, a $5 Red Cross donation was approved, and plans for a spring joint meeting with the Union Bridge club were set for April 9 at Potomac Edison hall with this club as hostess. Miss Imogene Weybright reported on her United Nations trip. Miss Lulu Birely demonstrated new fabrics. Sixteen members and visitors attended, and adjournment set for May 20 at Miss Wallie Sherby's Detour home.
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Keysville-Detour Homemakers’ Club
Coral Cover
Gilbert Stine
Red Cross
Keysville
Local Social Notes From Germantown and Walkersville
Germantown residents Dr and Mrs William Benson of Baltimore visited grandparents and other relatives. Miraham Benson and Mrs Rebecca Leaumon and Mrs Carrot Brown visited Mrs Bowings and Mrs Whar Renhutree, with Julian Waters also noted. Frank Dodd and Bowie Waters are on the sick list. Elizabeth Ann Schaffer of Walkersville visited her grandmother Mrs Ira Hall. Mr. and Mrs Robert Pumphrey and son moved to Germantown. W J Selby hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Canada mined metals valued at $390 million in the last three years.
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Germantown
William Benson
Baltimore
Miraham Benson
Biss
Robert Pumphrey
W. J. Selby
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Damages Awarded in Leaky Roof Suit in Lewistown
A Circuit Court jury awarded $25 to Mrs. Yolanda Cole against Ralph R. Ritenour after two hours deliberation over a leaky roof claim. The plaintiff said leaks followed repairs done by Ritenour. He denied responsibility. An embryonic stock exchange began on Wall Street in 1792.
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Yolanda ¢. Cole
Ralph R. Ritenour
Lewistown
Ritenour
Wall Street
Middletown names twelve nominees for April election
At Memorial Hall a spirited convention nominated twelve new officers to run in April elections after Burgess Walter Beachley and five veteran commissioners declined renomination. Noms include J Vernon Coblentz and Floyd E Stine for Burgess and H Hyden Hoffman Robert H Routzahn Elsworth E Magaha Henry Haupt Paul K Shafer E Robert Bowlus Richard A Beachley William Locke Glenn Bidle Austin L Main for the commission. About 75 residents attended. March 31 is a voter registration day. Election set for April 5 with judges Myrtle Kefauver and Mary Fulmer. Thurmont also faces an election.
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Middletown
Memorial Hall
Tower Corporation
Walter Beachley
J. Vernon Coblentz
Floyd E. Stine
Burgess
H. Hyden Hoffman
Robert H. Routzahn
Elsworth E. Magaha
Henry Haupt
Paul K . Shafer
E. Robert Bowlus
Richard A Beachley
Williame Locke
Glenn Bidle
Austin L. Main
Ray Glindhill
Local News Summary From Georgetown Hospital to New Arrivals
Mrs Boyd McGruder Dobie underwent an operation for gallstones last Thursday at Georgetown Hospital in Washington and remains in serious condition. Mr and Mrs Donald Nicholson celebrate the birth of a daughter at Frederick Memorial Hospital on February 12. A Saturday sale of Mrs Lula Dutrow’s house furnishings drew a good crowd, and Mrs Dutrow now resides with Mr and Mrs John E Pollock. Mrs Elizabeth Mipkins is recovering at home after a two week confinement due to a severe cold. Rev and Mrs J P Kerr visited Baltimore to see sister Mrs Nina D Heck. A House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a $6 205 000 000 global foreign aid bill late today.
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BR. McGruder Dobie
Georgetown Hospital
Washington
Donald Nicholson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lula Dutrow
Elizabeth Mipkins
J P Kerr
Baltimore
Nina D Heck
City election set for mayor and two commissioners
A mayoral successor to the late Omer Dube plus two commissioners will be chosen this year with an election day slated for the fourth Monday in April the 26th. D.S. Weybright currently serves as board president. Commissioners Barnhart and Blacks terms end in May. A convention may be held in Town Hall two weeks before election day.
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Town Hall
Omer Dube
D.S. Weybright
Barnhart and Black
School vs Social Studies Claim Faces 15 Day Answer
The P A says it gave the school board 15 days to respond to a claim that Rockville elementary school sacrificed the three R s in favor of social studies. Washington reports a funds update from the Bureau of Mines noting crude petroleum stocks rose 138000 barrels that week. Confiscated saving deposits of Navy deserters yielded the U S Treasury 3590000 in 1947.
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Frank A. Tyler, Jr
Rockville
JIL Froduction
Washington
Bureau of Mines
U. S. Treasury
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Biary Lou Nichols
Washington, D. C
Joe Ruckus
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Wash ‘Ington
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Alice
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Dagweed
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Edgar Geren
Charlieenba
Sam Spade
Adventuraa
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Aidition Board
Fred Allen
Ate
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell Tinte
Parky's
Bollyood
Nobe Nic Young
Theater Guild Hour
Jim Bachus
Voices of Strings
Horace Heldt
Abc News
Canada
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Fannie Brice
Hae T
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Abe Burrows
LOOK
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Thomas Constr. & Eng. Co
Jefferson Street
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Auto Glass
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market SL
Mder
Chick Catalog
Edward Beall
Jed
Gaithersburg
Lutheran Church of
Walkersville
Walkersville High School
5fc-Si. Inc
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Frederick. Mod
Boyds
Bill Washingtor
House Foreign Affairs Compmittee
Markell & Ford
Fhone
Frederick County
Conway’s Valley Electric
Phine FredeRick
Alfred Verbecken
Ray H. Simmons
Adams County
Edgar Via
Verbecken
Dauphin County
Simmons
Gettysburg
Herbert I. Humpert
Ramsburg
Jefferson ST. Ext
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Johns-Manville
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
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the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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