Radio program roundup on world peace talks and December schedules
A dense list of radio shows and guest appearances across NBC and CBS stations notes discussions on Munich peace prospects hosted by Col. Frederick Palmer with Samuel Chotzimo and Eddie Cantor aiding a young singer Marie Rappe. The piece lists programs from 8 to 11 pm including Hoover, Wagner, Mundelein, and various music acts, plus Tuesday broadcasts and international concert notes.
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New York
Weaf-Nbc
Col
Frederick, Palmer
Ashe
Americas
Bowes
CBS
Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Marie Rappe
Eddie
Wjznbc
Herbert Hoover
Hartford
Conn
Wiznbc
Radio Forum
Robert F. Wagner
al Pearce
Margaret
Phil Spitamy
Marek Weber
Cardinal Mundelein
Family Forum
Craig Family
WABC
Dick Himber
Pick
Pat
Don Ameche
Guy Lombardo
Robison
San Francisco Opera
Smoke and Fire Alarm From Burning Meat at 491 East Church
Dense smoke filled the house at 491 East Church Street the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Poole Sunday afternoon. A fire alarm was turned in after a boarder Elmer L. Driver returned from a trip and found the home full of smoke. Food on a gas stove had burned, causing only damage to the food and the kettle. The Independent Hose Company responded shortly after 3 o'clock.
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East Church Street
Grant Poole
Independent Hose Company
Elmer L. Driver
Driver
Anact
Brazil Burns Coffee Stock To Stabilize World Prices
A Brazil coffee surplus drives government burning of millions of bags since 1931 to curb supply and support prices. Over 3,000,000,000 trees cover the nation, with 10,000,000 bags destroyed since 1932, while attempts to dump or repurpose beans show limited effect. Stamp art promotes coffee as the country’s chief product.
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Brazil
Anyright
NEA Service. Inc
Spy Trial Witness Senta De Wanger Described As Woman Of Mystery
Miss Senta De Wanger, tied to a once wealthy German family, is expected to testify for the Federal Government in the New York four Navi spy trial. She owned a Manor store near the Army flying field at Hempstead, LA and postponed a visit to Germany to appear in court.
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New York
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
John C. Knox
Rumrich
U.S. Army
Otto Hermen Voss
Erich Glaser
U.S. Army Air Corps
Carroll Garden Club meets at Union Bridge a busy October
The Carroll Garden Club held an October meeting at Miss Edna Fuss home near Union Bridge with the program on The Growing of Evergreens led by Mrs Walter E Krief of Hampstead and musical numbers by Mrs David Snader and others. Members reported visitors, society bake sales, and plans for a Washington trip as part of a memory filled day in Carroll County.
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Carroll Garden Club
Edna Fuss
Walter E. Krief
Mampstead
Federation of Women's Clubs of Maryland
David Snader
Edurne Green
Alfred Zollickoffer
Homer Twigg
Hampstead
Roose
Littlestown
Lottie Lee
Madeline Geiman
Westminster
Leoia Eddy
Geneva
N. Y
J.B John
Mary R. Reese
William Yorn
St James Church
Denmings
Enion Bridge
Union Badge
Ctud
Marc Sensener
Thomas Yates
Joan Roop
Washington, D. C
Dale Carnegie
L. E. Stauffer
Barker Cookson
Carroll County
Ernest Senseney
Paul Houck
Nancy Louise
Laura Gladhil
Wilbur
Vernon Gladhill
Young Woman's Club
M. P. Church
Herbert Anders
Paul J. Seltzer
Maryland
Robert Huebener
Blembers
Woman's Club
Sylvester Estate
Albaugh
Miss McGuigan
McGuigan
A!baugh
Sts Course
Sirs. Watherow
Wissler
Weybright
Martin
Waters
Susan M. Pryor
Sabillasville
Thurmont High School
Pryor
Four County clubs stage joint flower show at New Market
The New Market Pleasant Grove Yamsville and Jug Bridge Hometakers held a joint flower show in the New Market School auditorium on Friday evening. Mrs Mary McGolerick opened with America. 130 entries across 12 classes were judged by W R Ballard. Blue ribbons went to multiple members for roses zinnias dahlias asters and marigolds.
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Pleasant Grove
Yamsville
Jug Bridge
New Market School
Sp. m
Mary McGolerick
America
Blake
Hester Fisher
Dan Thomas
Jug Bridge Club
Edgar Davis
Pleasant Grove Club
H Cc. Swomley
Namsville Club
Wailham Browning
New Market Club
W. R. Ballard
Norticulturist
University Extension Department
Ballard
Miss Williams
Presi
Virgil Baker
Albert King
Raymond Barnes
William Lawson
A. G. Davis
Howard Main
Edward Tinney
Dahlias
Marie Miller
Ijamsville
R. S. Trimble
Hallowe en Social Plans Discussed at Union Bridge
Endeavor of the M. P. church Union Bridge held a special meeting at William Ogle s home to discuss arrangements for a Halloween social soon. Addresses neighbors and guests, with local families visiting and traveling between Frederick Walkersville and Manchester. United States farmers are spending 100 million dollars to fight destructive insects amid a 3 billion dollar annual loss.
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Union Bridge
William Ogle
Claude Bllmyer
New York City
James Billmyer
L. E. Stauffer
Thomas Bennett
Philadelphia
United States
Thurmont church marks 140th anniversary services
The Graceham Hie rarian church observed its 140th anniversary with services led by Rev. F. P. Stoker provincial elder and eastern district president. The program began at 9:30 a.m. with Sunday school and continued with the anniversary love feast at 10:30. Communion followed.
Ane Miracle Drug Promises Cure at Frederick Store
A reader testimonial promotes "ANE" as effective after other measures fail for indigestion constipation headaches and sleeplessness. Mrs B F Morgan of Woodsboro praises relief after a month, while the "ANE" man at Williamson's Drug Store Frederick Maryland offers free health booklets and daily explanations to locals.
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N. Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
B. F. Morgan
Woodsboro
Williamson's
N Market Street
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