Four Hour Air Show Program at Frederick
Navy Blue Angels and Army Shooting Stars head to Frederick on Sunday June 5 for a four hour air show at the Municipal Airport as part of Junior Chamber of Commerce events. The program begins at 1:00 p.m. and features parachute jumps, acrobatics, a baby Mustang, National Guard displays, aerial spraying, a Marine helicopter show, and B 36s. Ground displays include a Fairchild cargo plane and jet engine exhibits with secrecy lingering on recent developments.
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Navy “Blue Angels
Army
Frederick
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Navy
National Guard
Marine Corps
Fairchild
Henry Wilson
All American Airways
America
Pittsburgh- Baltimore-Washington
Jack T. Quynn
Jaycee Committee
William B. Bennett, Jr
Charles A. Price
William E. Hardy
Joseph D. Baker II
Nevin
Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Charles N. Grimes
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
J. Glenn Beall
East
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Networks
A Sunday into Monday slate lists NBC CBS WEA WFMD ABC WMAL and other stations with a dense flow of programs. Opera, drama, comedy, news, music, and variety shows fill the day from morning to midnight including sports, talk, and theater features across networks and time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEA
CBS
WFMD
ABC
WMAL
Abo
Cbba
NBC Symphony
Cba
Harry Wismer
Abe
Spike Jones
Johnny Thompson
Hawaii
Vic Damone
Abe Vaughn Monros
Mbs
Mel Allen
Sporta
Hollywood Theater
Abe Gene Autry
Dhs
Pat Novak
Philip Marlowe
Sinatra
Cbs Quiet
Judy Canova
Art Mooney
Abe Guy Lombardo
Dennis Day
Cbs News
Chicago Theater
Irving Fields
Grand Ole Opry
Abe Hayloft
News
Variety
Abe- West
America United
American Almanac
Nabe
Chicago
Cbs National Vespers
O'Duffy
U. S
Ebs
Abe News
Veterans
CBS Symphony
Cbss
Betty Clark
Abe Juventig
Quiz
Joe Kelly
Ted Malone
Abo Ents
Dick Todd
Jane Plckens
Abc Skyway
Bob Merritt
Choralleris
U. & Navy
James Melton
Abe Quick
Cbs Nowa
Abe Roy Rogers
Nowa
Abe Qie
Flarrict
Abe Nick Carter
Abe Jack Benny
Curt Massey
Abe Falcon
Phil
Aba Amos and
Andy
Deamond
Fred Allen
Sam Spade
Mediation Board
Henry Morgan
Abe Vaumii
Whbe
Halen Hayes Theater
Walter Winchell
Mbsa
Hollywood
Abe Qur
Miss Brooks
Cbs Theater Guild Hour
Abe Hollywood
Luigi
Secret Missions
H. Heidi Talent
Aba
Abe Don Wright
George Sokolsky
Abc-Weat
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License hearing ends with no decision in Emmitsburg case
After five hours of testimony in the Circuit Court, License Commissioner G Cleveland Trout took the Rosen steel and Louis Cooper liquor license application under advisement. The petition by 251 Emmitsburg residents sparked dual interpretations as supporters urged the need for another Class A license while opponents argued it would bar a veteran from entering business.
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Circuit Court
G. Cleveland Trout
Richard H. Rosensteel
Louis Cooper
Emmitsburg
E. Austin James
Storm
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Alton Y. Bennett
Francis Petrott
Mr. James
Petrott
Frederick County Liquor Dealers Association
T. West Claggett, Jr
James
Believe It Or Not Ripley Dies Suddenly in Hospital
Robert L Ripley, 5, creator of Believe It Or Not, died in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a brief illness from an acute heart attack. He had appeared on his TV show recently. his feature expanded from a single paper to nearly 300 newspapers worldwide and translations in 17 languages. Ripley built a museum of curios at his Long Island home and employed over 70 staff for material collection. He began as a sports cartoonist in San Francisco and New York before creating the Belive It Or Not concept in 1918. He was married and divorced from Beatrice Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert L. Ripley
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Museum of Carios
Mamaroneck
Long Island Sound
Ripley
San Francisco Chronicle
The
Globe
New York Daily Mirror
New York Globe
Beatrice Roberts
Discontinuance Of Trains Is Protested
Representatives of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen protested at a Public Service Commission hearing against discontinuance of two passenger trains serving Charles Town Harpers Ferry and Ranson. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad argued the service between Strasburg Virginia and Brunswick Maryland should be cut, citing a $30 000 annual loss and post war traffic decline. Local protests included the Charles Town Rawson Board of Trade the City Council and two nearby firms. If Maryland protests are absent the commission may authorize the halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Public Service Commission
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Ranson
Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
Strasburg
Brunswick
Virginia
Charles Town-Rawson Board of Trade
Maryland
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Baltimore
Baltimore Safety Council
Los Angeles
W. C. Fields
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Fields
Harriet Fields
Boonsboro, MD
RCA Victor
Philco Emerson
Admiral Sparton Ansley
G. F. Shipley
North Market ST
Westminster
Alumni Association of
Western Maryland College
James H. Straughn
Test Buckingham Kimmey
Mary Weaver Wilson
J. Pearce Wantz
Holmes D. Baker
Ada Zepp Pickett
Clarksville
J. Jewell Simpson
Emma Smith Morris
Newark
Del
Alice Treadway Stevenson
Short Hill
N. J
Mary Hobbs
Denton
A. G. Dixon
Towson
North Carolina
Straughn
Robert W. Pratt
Champ Speller Washington
Kim Calvin
Canton
Ohio
speHer
James Shea
St. Saviour School
Brooklyn
Walter Snow
Markell & Ford
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
Maryland State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Walter Bowie
Children of the American Revolution
Holy Trinity Church
Prince Georges S County
George W. P. Whip
Catonsville
Whip
State Society
Harry K. Nield
Jack Carson
Carman
Manitoba
Canada
Albert C. Palmer
Mkt
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Colonial Jewelry Co
Dick Harp
Braddock Heights Pavilion Memorial Day
Firemen’s
Firemen’s Park
Union Bridge, Md
Mon
High Wire
Frank Cook
Mammoth Firemen’s Parade
Frederick, Md
Grace Sloan Overton
University of Maryland
Adams
Overton
Missouri Weslyan College
Columbia University
New York University
Encyclopedia Britannica
Ak Haymes
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market St
U.S. Savings Bonds
United States
Fromral
Braddock Heights
Heights
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