Commentators join WEAF NBC series to discuss world affairs
Owen Rhode joins women commentators on a WEAF NBC program titled News to Me to air June 8 at 6 30 PM. Other on air women include Dorothy Thomas and Kate Smith. The schedule lists hosts guests and musical acts across WEAF WIZ and other stations. A bridal shower for Mr and Mrs John Edward Tabler is noted with a long guest list.
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New York
Huth Bryan
Owen Rhode
Denmark
IWHL
Wwia Weaf
NBC
Anrt
Dorothy Thoma
Kate Smith
Wizinbc
Cordell Aull
Foreign Trade Association
Wiz-Nbc
Communist Party
Earl Browder
WEAF
A. of Pennsylvania
One Man's Family
Tommy Dorsey
Fred
Allen
Kay K
Fats Out
WABC
CBS
Anne 'Rennie
Sod
Or Moore
WIZ
Harriet Parsons
Maxwell Anderson
the Bastion Saint Gervais
Boston
Glenn ‘Miller
John Edward Tab Jer
Clagettsville
John Edward Tabler
Verne Oden
B. J. Brandenburg
A. H. Bowers
Elow. Moxley
Monroe Watkins
Lina Merson
Homer Allnutt
Walter Cline
A. A. Moxley
Claude Hurley
John Green
Mabel Hartman
Carl A. Cline
Gervin King
Clark Hager
Ernest Moxley
Russell Long
Lena Moxley
Stella Alinutt
Helen Oden
Vertie Watkins
Mabel Allnutt
Ruth Merson
Lorraine Watkins
Ruby Jane Phebus
Betty Mae Moxley
Elinor
Lois Moxley
Catharine Hilton
Betty Jean King
Winnie Jean Perkinson
Dorothy Black
Sarah Jane Allmutt
Evelyn Browning
Messrs
B. E. Moxley
Carlton Moxley
Harry Edward Moxley
Jesse Moxley
Millay Moxley
Billy
Paul Edward Hager
Donald Moxley
Robert Hilton
Edward Hargett
Norman Runkles
Cantwell Pleads Guilty To Exceeding Speed Limit
John J. Cantwell of Washington DC pleaded guilty to exceeding 45 miles per hour and was fined $10 plus costs by Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer in Police Court Tuesday night. The charge was preferred by State Officer T. R. Ferrel.
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John J. Cantwell
Washington, D.C
Patrick M. Schnauffer
T. R. Ferrel
Schnauffer Hospital Moves to Expanded Building
Schnauffer Hospital relocates to a new facility at North Visu i m, May 24, enabling Dr. Schnauffer to expand services. The modern building with 67 rooms includes six wards, five private rooms, updated x ray equipment, sterilizers, an elevator, and a nurse s home connected to the former parish site. Open house planned around June 15 after final touches and landscaping.
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Tae
B. & C. Railroad Co
Brunswick Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ford N
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses granted to Harold F. Burke and Jean E. Fallon and to David Sappington Jr. and Esther Cartnail. Property deeds record Malinda Gaver and others transferring property to Louis F. Gaver for $180, John R. Stotthemyer and wife to Louis F. Gaver for $5, Elmer Poffinberger and wife to Lewis F. Gaver for $195, and George D. Gaver and wife to Louis F. Gaver for $80.
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Harold F. Burke
Silver Springs
Jean E. Fallon
Washington, D. C
David Sappington, Jr
West All Saints Street
Esther A. Cartnail
East Sixth Street
Malinda Gaver
Louis F. Gaver
John R. Stotthemyer
L. ¥. Gaver
Elmer Poffinberger
Lewis F. Gaver
George D. Gaver
Rain Drenched Month Sends May Precipitation Record
Ten days of rain ended Tuesday night as a heavy 24 hour fall swelled rivers and creeks. Potomac and Monocacy rose four to five feet while fields stayed too wet for work. May rainfall reached 4.42 inches, the wettest since November, with 3.80 inch normal.
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Sunonge
Potomac
Second Man Dies In Outbreak At Alcatraz
A second prisoner death followed an abortive escape at Alcatraz Federal Prison in San Francisco. Guard R. C. Cline, 36, died from blunt force beating during the attack. one convict was fatally wounded by a guard. Prosecutors prepared murder charges against the surviving convicts as Cline died in hospital about a day after the incident.
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San Francisco
Tria
Alcatraz
R. C. Cline
Cline
Marine Hospital
Girl Scout Outing at Yellow Springs joins planned summer activity
Three Girl Scout troops joined a Saturday outing at Yellow Springs with chaperones Mrs. Francis Peirott Mrs. Alvin G Quinn and Miss Harriet Leichert. Dorothy Dutrow and Mrs. George H Ziegier also accompanied. Mrs. Roger Willard's troop hiked both ways. The large attendance plans more outdoor summer meetings as nature studies will continue and volunteers are encouraged to provide cars for future trips.
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Yellow Springs
Francis Peirott
Alvin G. Quinn
Harriet Leichert
Dorothy Dutrow J
George H. Ziegier
Roger Willard
Dr Wentz Traces Lutheran History at Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. A B R Wentz of Gettysburg Theological Seminary spoke to the Kiwanis Club in Frederick about a new history of the local Lutheran congregation. He traced the church’s four names and praised Pastor Rev. Amos J. Traver while noting support for a Frederick bacteriological lab from county health officer Dr. E C Kefanger and others.
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A BR Wentz
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Hoel Frederick
Wentz
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Lloyd M. Keiler
Baltimore
My. Falk
E. C. Kefanger
Francis Perrott
Hearing for William W. Thomas Postponed to June 2
A hearing for William W. Thomas, 27, Westminster, driver of the truck that rear collided a school bus driven by Eppa C. Roys ton near Libertytown, has been postponed to June 2. Thomas faces a charge of failing to stop behind a school bus. both vehicles were damaged but no injuries were reported. The bus had stopped to pick up children en route to school.
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William W. Thomas
Westminster
Eppa C. Royston
Central
Thomas
T. R. Ferrell
Libertytown
Sprague Breaks With Hess in Oregon Governor Race
G N nominee Charles A Sprague former GOP contender for Oregon governor shifts to oppose Democratic nominee Henry L Hess. Sprague, editor of the Salem Statesman, a morning newspaper in the state capital, weighs in on the November campaign.
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Oregon
Charles A. Sprague
Henry L. Hess
Sprague
Salem Statesman
Boston Medical View Critiques Digitalis Use in Pneumonia
A report cited by Razer J. Lee, M.D., to the American College of Physicians argues that reliance on digitalis for pneumonia and conclusions about the athletic heart can be erroneous. It notes statistical gaps, inconsistent observations, and suggests multiple factors influence heart risk beyond college sports.
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Boston
Imprescates
Razer J Lee
American College of Physicans
Stata
Digitalis
Pneu
Heinkel H E 112 Pursuit Plane Tops 300 MPH
Gesans reports the new Heinkel H E 112 pursuit aircraft achieves about 300 miles per hour and a climb rate of 460 feet per second, signaling a significant performance upgrade for the air force.
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Gesans
Digitalis Use in Pneumonia Treatments Grows
A clipping notes the use of the electrocardiograph to monitor heart activity and digitalis for pneumonia patients. Dr Lee says digitalis became routine, though later findings questioned its effectiveness.
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Monit Tame
Dr. Lee
Pneumonia detriments blamed on dampness not mosquitoes
The article notes a shift in thinking that pneumonia harms stemmed from damp surroundings near swamps, but correctly attributes the disease to mosquitoes, reflecting a evolving understanding of its spread.
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