Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s Era Listing
A dense OCR transcription lists daily radio programming with names such as Spike Jones, Gene Autry, Phil Baker, Eddie Cantor, Judy Canova, Burns, Martin and Lewis, Roy Rogers, and various CBS NBC and ABC segments. It maps show times, hosts, and musical acts across morning to midnight, highlighting a broad variety of entertainment, news, and drama slots.
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Abe
Cbs
Mbs-East
Russ Rodgea
Mbs-West
Resiston_in
Abé
Dhs
NBC_Symphony
Abe Harry Wismer
Mbs
East
Cebs
Spike Jones
Cba
Johnny Thompson
Hawaii
Vic Damone
Abe Vaudin Monros
Mel Allen
Hollywood_ Theater
Gene Autry
Cbp
Philp Marlowe
Sinatra
Prama
Judy Canova
Pat Novak
Abe Guy Lombardo
Dennis Day
Chicago Theater
Ining Fielda
Abe Harlott
Newa & Variety
Abec
Roy Rogers
Martin & Lewis
Abe Ozzie
Harriet
Abe Sick Carter
T.O
Dick Powell
Abe Jack Renny
Curt Masver
Abe Falcon
Mbr
Phi
Abe Amos
Carnegie Hall
Taun
Desmoend
Fred Allen
Rbe
Sam Spade
The
Mediation Board
Mls
Henry Morgan
Atbe Lam
Adnet
NBC
Helen Hayes Theater
Walter Winchili
Hollywood Cormment
Miss Brooks
Cbs Theater Guild
Abe Hollywood
Danc
Abe Weat
Golf Match To Be Held Here Sunday Tri-State League action at Frederick
Catoctin Country Club plans the year’s sole Tri-State Golf League match at Frederick with ten players per club and a 2 p m start. Team captain Carl W Snook leads Harry L Decker Mahlon E Rhoderick Richard A Wenzel Earl J Rhoderick Charles E May John N Bowers Taeron D Green Dr William E Ross and Robert C Harrington. Other matches occur at Martinsburg Purcellville Winchester Front Royal and Fairfax with playoffs at Staunton. Public invited to watch and stroll the course. greenskeeper Joseph Reppagey praised course prep.
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Frederick
Catoctin Country Club, Inc
Martinsburg
W. Va
Purcellville
Winchester
Front Royal
Fairfax
Virginia
Ingleside Hotel
Staunton
Catoctin
Harry L. Decker
Joseph Reppagey
Taking Initiative Defeats Bid Here in Card Play Story
In Washington to attend War Orphans Scholarships board events, William E. McKenney recalls a dinner at the Shoreham Hotel with Barnee Breeskin directing the orchestra. A trick shown by West defeats the contract by signaling hearts and trumping, illustrated with a bridge hand analysis.
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Washington
Board of Directors of War Orphans Scholarships, Inc
Shoreham Hotel
Barnee Breeskin
Barnee
East
West
Fragments From a Puzzle Table Across a Historic Page
A reader finds a dense word puzzle with numbered clues and cross references. The list includes horizontal and vertical entries such as animals, plants, languages, and objects, with hints like walking stick and tellurium symbol. The grid-style clues imply a crossword or acrostic from a century-old newspaper page segment.
Luge Terms Named in Compact Lexicon Entry
A concise historical glossary combines terms such as Iusete Iusete 25 Pronoun 26 Appellation 27 Press 29 Genuine. It catalogs phrases like Grafted her 34 Pigpen 35 Peek 37 Worthless morsel 34 Thus 42 Roman god and war 43 Dill, indicating a symbolic or linguistic list with terse definitions.
Thurmont beats Walkersville in county league clash
Thurmont High defeated Walkersville 8 to 2 Friday afternoon in a County Inter scholastic League game. Sweeney earned the win with relief from Cahmer, while Dorsey took the loss. Fink and Clarke led Thurmont with two base hits apiece, as Walkersville committed errors and base on balls fueling the early inning rally.
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Thurmont High
Walkersville
Wineners
Cahmer
Thurmont Wish
Westminster High School
Thurmont AB
Thurmont AB Rhore Zentz, Mf 1200048 Fogle, Rf 190N 9 0 Fink
Og Sweeney
P Clarke
Schildt
JI Clarke
Valentine
jSnalding. Co
Brengle
Clem
Bell
Smith
Thurmont
Fink
J. Clarke
Calimer
Dorsey
Sweeney
Zimmerman
Clarke
Wastler
Gernand
A Good Start Rally Tops Steelers In Four Frame Spurt
Kennedy led off with a single and Norwood sac bunt as Simon walked. Ramsburg advanced both with a long fly. Lyerly tripled for two RBI and scored on Anders single. Rowe’s walk and Roderick’s double fueled fourth inning scoring as Whitter scored on Kenny Shaw’s walk.
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Kennedy
Norwood
Simon
Ramsburg
Lyerly
Anders
Steelers
Rowe
Colliflower
Fred
Roder
Ick
Whitter
Hargett
Hauver
Rhoderick
Kenny Shaw
Fw L&s
Shafer
Rehmann
Collifower
Shaw
Steelers Slaughtered By Dr Pepper 17-2
Dr Pepper scored at will Friday evening to trounce Frederick Iron & Steel in Bakers Park 17 to 2, earning the fourth win for the defending champions. The winners chased three runs home in the first and after being blanked in the second.
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Dr. Pepper
Will
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
Bakers Park
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Nature Studen
TP Williams
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