Radio Drama Uses Double Cast For Young Man With A Horn
New York May 25 radio plan features WJZ NBC drama Young Man With A Horn using a cast of doubles and a live orchestra. The program will include a jam session and musical highlights from swing musicians as instrumental doubles are selected from expert players. Also listed are daily and Sunday programs across WEAF NBC CBS and other networks with various orchestras pressings and memorial day services.
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New York
Wjz-Nbc
WABC
CBS
Sértees
Robert F. Wagner
Roosevelt
Arlington
WEAF
NBC
Budapest
Vatican
WEAP
Frexico
NBC Home Symphony
Marion Hews
Eel
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Phil Spitalny
Everybody's Name
Guy Lombardo
Joe Penner
Phil Baker
Helen Jepson
Osborne
WIZ
City Symphony
Grenadier
Murray
Tyrone Power Playhouse
Norman Cloutier
Tanks Lead Chinese In New Offensive
Tanks lead a major engagement along the Lunghai Railroad as Chinese and Japanese forces clash near Lanfeng and Ksiferg. Reports claim villages razed and up to 1,000 Japanese killed amid a broader stand by Chinese Central Army units.
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Lunghai
Lanfeng
Ksiferg
Unimese
Hkweiteh
Suchow
Chiang Haishek
Central Army
Public opinion split on welfare since Hoover era
In a reporter's quiz citizens near Frederick and Mt Pleasant weighed whether the country is better off now than in 1932. Statements varied with eight respondents giving mixed views on improvement or decline since four years into the New Deal era.
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Hoover
Maurice D Slifer
Man Jailed On Cigarette Theft Case
Ernest D. Lloyd, formerly of Hagerstown, arrested after a long police probe into a theft at the Daniel Loughran Company on East Patrick Street. Police say 30,000 to 40,000 cigarettes and tobacco were stolen in two break ins, with cartons identified by serial numbers leading to Lloyd. He is jailed under breaking and entering and larceny charges with no bond set.
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Daniel Loughran Company
East Patrick Sires
Ernest D. Lloyd
Hagerstown
Patrick Street
the _alef
Alen S. Bartgis
Lloyd
Noi
Mind Your Manners Quiz From a Newspaper Feature
A reader quiz on social conduct covers elevator etiquette, hat removal in theaters, greeting public figures in reels, and polite responses. It includes scenarios of a mother and adult son paying fares, with answers stating manners vary by context and ending with a suggested courteous reply.
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NEA Service, Inc
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
Betty, a lonely schoolgirl, seeks friends for social value rather than kindness. Her mother pushes for connections with the well off and socially adept, but Betty longs for genuine companionship. As insincere “right” friends drift away, Betty remains isolated, condemned to quiet loneliness. Next: Parents who are strangers.
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Betty
Ina
Jaa
Betsy
Sara
Louise
Dorothy Gray
Europe
Grays
Mrs. White
Among County Women's Club Meetings Report and Plans
The Women's Club of Unionville met with seventeen members and eight visitors. Reports covered the old churches tour and the Hower show in Frederck. A book report discussed Zase Grey by Rosatie. The Libertyown Club planned a bus trip to Annapolis and Baltimore points.
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Calenvile Club
Women's Club
Unionville
J. D.gaither
G. H. Fowler
America
Sirs. Gaither
Guy Baker
Frederck
Zase Grey
Rosatie
Joseph Heser
New Market Homemakers Club Meets For Meeting Notes
The New Market Homemaker's Club gathered at Mrs. E C Rox and Miss Sarah Roysten's home. President Mrs. Mary McGolerick opened the meeting with a song and a report on Singamore Farms, Kimble home. A lecture on wall finish followed, and a committee was formed to select delegates for a college short course. Next event is a flower show on June 3 at O C F Hall.
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New Market Club
New Market Homemaker's Club
Mirs
E. C. Rox
Sarah Roysten
Mary McGolerick
Murray Enzier
Kimble
Sylvia
Walliams
Harry Lb Davis
Jessie Shawbaker
College Park
O. C. F. Hall
New Marke
Harry L. Davis
George McComas
Murray Euler
Ruth Nicodemus
Middletown Club
Woodsboro Woman's Club Holds Final Meeting at Hahn Home
The Woodsboro Woman's Club held its final gathering at Mrs. Charles Hahn's home with 21 members and four visitors. Miss Elizabeth Geishert presided, inviting attendees to future events including the Bower show June 5 to 16 and a Ballenger Club gathering June 6, while plans for Annapolis trip on June 15 and Garden Show report were reviewed.
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Woodsboro
Children's Aid Society
W. B. Cutshall
Gail Cutshall
Dorsey's
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EAF
Kalenmeyer
Harry McKinleyson
Linton
NBC Symphony
Rudy Vallee
Johnny
Rush Morgan
Imanuel Celter
Tom Atvoney
Johnny Long
WJZ
Message of Israel
Memorial Ay
Arlingan Cemetery
Arlington Cemetery
David I. Walsh
Gettyburg National Cemetery
Bert Thomas
Indianapolis
WOR
Rush Hughes
Paul Douglas
Wabcbs
Manhattan
Northern Baptist Convention
HH. Rushbrooke
Wdjz
GWA
Guatemala
U. S
DIC Berlin
JZJ
Tokyo
Olaza Prague
2RO
Rome
YVSRC
Caracas
GSI
GSB
Len‘an
Palace of Varieties
WFMD
Wemd | T
Minor Simpson
American Legion
Fredrick
W. C. Royal
Frederick
Paul J. Lampmin
Methodist
Union Ridge
Philip E. Saylor
Middletown
Herbert H. Schmidt
Atheran
Kaifeng
Earl Stevens
Elsie Stone
John Albaugh
Paul Rhoads
Charles Vetters
Anna Wastler
Bruce Starner
Arthur Ridgley
Garnett C. Ball
Tramsville
Charles W. Barker
Mt. Pleasant
Roy L Hyndman
Edward H. Sharpe
E. A. Grumbine
Robert K. Kennedy
Cameron C. Kehne
West Patrick Stree
W. Albert C. Palmer
Quaker City
North Market Street
Frederick Clearing House Association
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Citizens National Bank
Olive Roberts Barton
Paul B. Kallaway
Trust
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
YMCA
Bidg
Libertyown Club
Libertytown Women’s Club
Harry Monshaur
Oscar Joy
Creed
O. B. Stone
Edwin Devilbliss
Burlt
Mbs
Florence Williams
Willams
Annapolis
Baltimore
Ballenger
Edwin Devilbiss
Walkersville Club
John F. Cramer
Warnersville
Frank C. Nicodemus
William Powell
Zach Hemsburg
Federation
Ethel Thomas
Floy Hitcshew
W. £. Kinchey
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de Mower
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Joseph
Sen
Helena Stautter
Frank Nocodemais
W Powell
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Charites Houck, Jr
Frank Nice
Harry the
George M. Chapline
Frederick, MD
Stein Bros.& Boyce
Calvert Street
York
Magentown
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange
Richard N. Conrad
East Fourth Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fidelity Building & Loan Assn
Fredericktown Savings Institution
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