Radio Day By Day Moves Edgar A Guest To CBS
Edgar A Guest, longtime WJZ NBC broadcaster since 1933 and poet macro- phonist, will switch to CBS after this week. His first CBS program begins April 6 at 10:30 p m, continuing the It Can Be Done series. The schedule lists multiple NBC and CBS shows including talks by Gov. Geo H Earle and various orchestras and choirs across stations WEAF WABC and more with programs on health education and music.
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Court Reverses County Magistrate in Reckless Driving Case
Associate Judge Arthur Willard Mondar reversed Justice O Fred Ridenour and acquitted Robert C Rudy of reckless driving in a Middletown case. Rudy had been fined 10 dollars by the magistrate after an accident at the Burkittsville Middletown road intersection with Walter Bevis of Green Creek. Bevis was not present at the hearing. Rudy alleged Bevis exceeded the 25 mph limit. Patrick M Schnauffer represented Rudy.
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Australian lyrebird on 1932 stamp captivates with dance and song
The lyrebird, a dark brown bird about the size of a chicken, is famed for dancing and singing its own accompaniment. In Australia it is a popular subject for stamps and is noted for its mimicking skills and nonlabor female role.
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Easter fashion news highlights fitted and flared coats
Fashion notes praise fitted and flared coats in navy and white wool tweed with a broken herringbone design. Describes versatile, seasonless pieces suitable for town or country, backed by Forstman Woolens of New York.
Psychic Overcall byWM FE McKenney Secretary
This article profiles the 1937 leading bridge players, highlighting Mrs Ralph C Sally Young of Philadelphia as the outstanding woman player. She earned more master points than any female player and won two national championships in Washington in December, the women's team of four and the board a match team of four.
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Sally) Young
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Sally Young and Charles H. Goren in a Bridge Hand
In a Philadelphia connection, Sally Young partners with Charles H. Goren as he analyzes a bridge hand from a team of four problem. Goren recalls a psychic overcall of two clubs opening and the side contract with South, West’s double, and the belief West holds two trump honors.
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Bridge Match Triumph at Washington Club
The Washington game saw 29 on our side gain a match against a team led by Mrs. M. R. West and others. Sally's precise overcall set up a favorable path for a three spades raise, producing six tricks and a two-trick set of the contract, while teammates with strong hands bid five clubs and achieved six.
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Dr Frakes to Speak at Calvary M E Church
Rev Dr Hiram M Frakes, founder of the Kentucky mountain mission, will speak at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday at 7 30 PM. He will be accompanied by the Mountain Ballad Singers, a Henderson Settlement School girls quartet, presenting a program of mountain ballads.
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Pain Relief Ad for Arthritis and Sciatica
An advertisement promotes ARTREROL for neuritis sciatica lumbago and muscular aches. It claims relief from pain with a box priced at 33 cents and offers a money back guarantee. The copy credits Williamson's Drugs Store at 12 N Market Street and urges customers to buy.
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Frakes Honored For Mountain Mission Work
Rev Dr Frakes receives national recognition for missionary leadership among Kentucky mountain people. Henderson Settlement School is noted for its educational outreach. the quartet once sang at the White House and will meet U S Senate members in Washington. Frakes settlement office named by Post Office Department. The Frakes couple will stay with Rev Dr and Mrs Meeks at Calvary church parsonage.
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Union Lenten Service at Frederick P E and Mt P Churches
A Union Lenten service of the Frederick charge P E and Mt P church will be held in the M P church. The event gathers congregations for a shared observance during the Lenten season at the Mt P church venue.
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Church Events Highlight New Market April 1
April 1 service at the church in New Market featuring Rev. Benj. A. Bryan, pastor of the M. P. union, with ministers Rev. Leon Vauthier and others scheduled for 7 30 p.m.
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