Radio Network Cup Honoring Kaltenborn At New York Luncheon
W. Kaltenborn received a silver loving cup from CBS network stations at a New York luncheon for his coverage during the European crisis. The TV and radio listings note programs across WJZ NBC WEAF WABC including Toscanini and The Hit Parade, with upcoming schedules through Sunday and Monday.
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New York
CBS
W. Kaltenborn
WJZ
NBC
NBC Symphony
Arturo Toscanini
Weaf-Nbec
John Hay
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
WABC
Sousa Memorial
Joe E. Brown
W.C. Fields
al Donahue
Larry Clinton
Candidates File New Expenditure Statements
Additional expenditure statements from county primary candidates were filed with the clerk of the court. Patrick M. Schnauffer Republican nominee for state's attorney reported 112.45 largely for advertising and filing plus 3442 for posters matches and similar items and 15 for travel. Donald J. Gardner Democratic House of Delegates nominee listed 105 with 50 for travel and 30 for printing and advertising. John B. Funk Democratic state senator nominee reported 128.83 with 73.63 for advertising and 30 for travel. Frank J. Campbell Democratic state's attorney candidate spent 59.87 with 11.25 travel and 2 for ecards printing, remainder for advertising and filing. John S. Benn Democratic county commissioner candidate listed 555 all for advertising and filing except 3 for printing of cards. Ernest E. Mills Democratic House of Delegates nominee spent 51.12 all in advertising and filing. C. F. Moore Democratic Register of Wills candidate spent 30 all for advertising and filing.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Donald J. Gardner
House of Delegates
John B. Funk
Frank J. Campbell
John S. Benn
Ernest E. Mills
C. F. Moore
Register of Wills
Cousins Reunite After Fifty-Eight Years Visit in City
Guy Waiters of Middletown and James Waters of Brewster Nebraska visited the family of James E Doub at 129 East Patrick Street. The pair are first cousins to Doub but Waters and Doub had not met for fifty eight years. Waters, son of the late Kinna Waters, is a Nebraska farmer with a stock farm of about 4,000 acres and 800 to 1,000 cattle. He plans to stay in the East for a while to visit relatives.
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Meeyi
Guy Waiters
Middletown
James Waters
Brewster
Neb
James E Doub
East
Patrick Street
Doub
Guy Waters
Kinna Waters
Peter Waters
Sallie Main
Waters
Nebraska
Surprise birthday party honoring Helen Morrison at home
A surprise birthday party for 18 year old Helen Morrison was hosted by her Sunday school class at the Morrison residence. Guests included family and many friends with music by Daniel Poole Carroll Fawley George Morrison and Miss Flossie Ridgeway. Refreshments were served as games and socializing followed.
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Francis Morrison
Helen
Daniel Poole
Carroll Fawley
George Morrison
Flossie Ridgeway
Helen Morrison
Ruth ,Barkier
Pauline Angelberger
Hetty Remsberg
Mary Louise
Charles Catsail
Junior Shaff
Bob Hemp
Monroe Corum
Warren Frye
Leonard Barker
Russell Rice
George A. Lakin
George Lakin
Earl Wachter
Harvey Cordell
John Baker
Ralph Silger
Alonza Corum
Costume dance planned in Urbana at Hotcha Club
The Frederick Tailoring Co Socia Club will host a Halloween masque ball on Friday October 21 at the Hotcha Club Urbana. It pairs with the companys semi annual sales convention at the Peter Pan Inn. Music by Dick Hotcha Gardner and his orchestra. Prizes for costumes and a door prize donated by Stanley Sagner manager of the Frederick Tailoring Co.
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Frederick Tailoring Co. Socia Club
Hotcha Club
Urbana
Frederick Tailoring Co. Inc
Peter Pan Inn
Dick “Hotcha” Gardner
Stanley Sagner
Frederick Tailoring Company
Walkersville Women’s Club to Host Public Meetings
The Walkersville Women’s Club will hold two public meetings in the Sunday school room of the Lutheran church Walkersville on Thursday at 7 30 p m The program led by J C C Keeny as chair and featuring Dr Verne Neely of Hood College Economics Sociology speaking on the marriage law amendment and Leslie Noblentz of Frederick on permitting lotteries in Maryland Amendments to be voted in November election.
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Walkersville
Roosevelt Opens Annual Chest Drive
President Roosevelt urged the nation to support upcoming community chest drives, citing past generosity and confidence in the people's continued aid. He spoke via radio from the White House and stressed no appeal for mobilization, simply highlighting ongoing civic giving. The notice also mentions coal tar being certified under the new Food Drug and Cosmetic Act.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Divorces Filed By Local Women For Quick Marriages And Alleged Abandonment
Miriam D. Snyder sues for absolute divorce from Whitie Snyder whom she married June 21 1937 in Hagerstown and says he left July 5 alleging adultery and seeks Maiden name Miriam D Schultz with attorney Patrick M Schnauffer. Albert T Mellott sues Nora D Mellott for absolute divorce saying they married December 21 1911 and have lived apart five years with attorney Mel Jott.
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Miriam D. Snyder
Whitie Snyder
York City
Hagerstown
Snyder
Miriam D. Schultz
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Albert T. Mellott
Trite Rubies Produced on Commercial Scale
A report notes that trite rubies have been manufactured on a commercial scale, indicating a shift toward broader production and market availability. No additional context available.
Stamps Making News Across Nations and Presidents
The piece surveys Finland’s centenary stamp set with four values depicting early mail routes and a modern post office, then previews upcoming U S presidential stamps from Pierce to Andrew Jackson, plus Papua’s anniversary airmail issue and Smyrna Turkey’s international fair stamps highlighting commemoratives and design details.
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Finland
Spennia
Ahvenkoski
Helsingfors
U.S
Franklin Pierce
U. S. Mint
Ellis and Wilson
James Buchanan
Buchanan
Henry Dexter
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
Papua
Port Moresby
Melbourne
J. H. Prescott
Katoomba
John Ash
Smyrna
Turkey
Ismir
Smiling grape picker guides 6 k curus chocolate motif
A sequence of illustrative color codes accompanies a graphic featuring a smiling grape picker. The list includes ten paras deep brown with a view of Le Cordon Smyrna avenue, 30 k violet fair buildings, 244 k deep green figs on the branch, 3 k orange Tower of Hukumet Palace, 5 k olive olives on the branch, 7 k carmine grape culture, 8 k violet brown Smyrna view through arch, 12 k lilac equestrian statue of President Ataturk, and 12% indigo half length figure.
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le Cordon
Smyrma Avenue
Hukumet Palace
Smyrna
Ataturk
Forecasting Wheat Yield Aimed At Next Year
Topeka October 14 Farm experts will forecast next year’s wheat yield using soil moisture tests across western Kansas and Nebraska. Holes drilled every ten miles will compare moisture depth at seeding with eventual crop output to guide seeding decisions and provide early production forecasts.
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Topeks
Kas
Dry Land
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Kanass
Kansas
H. L. Collins
Department of Agriculture
Topeka
Nebraska
Colllins
Turkey plans new 15th anniversary commemorative set
President Ataturk appears in evening dress as Turkey prepares a commemorative issue for the republic's 15th anniversary. The design reportedly shows the president operating a tractor to symbolize modernization in line with Western concepts.
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Ataturk
Turkey
Mysterious Lone Wolf burglar prowls Halifax homes
Halifax police hunt a peculiar burglar described as The Lone Wolf who breaks in but steals nothing. The suspect has left his signature on two visits. The report notes Eduard Benes, retired president of Czechoslovakia, spending time at Sezimovo Usti estate in Czechoslovakia.
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Halifax
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Sezimovo Usti, Czecheslovakia
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