Frederick High Leads 16 All State Band Selection
Sixteen Frederick county musicians join twelve from Frederick High to form the largest county group in the twelfth annual All-State concert by the Maryland high school orchestra in Baltimore. Willam Haller, trombonist, vies for the featured solo with a polka titled The Wanderer. The program, broadcast nationwide, is conducted by Paul L. Crouse and Osmar P. Steimwald with Stull and Harris guiding county students. County players include Dorothy Schroeder, Peggy Bentz, Elmer Wachter, Irvin Eshleman, Harvey Thomas, Fred Meitzler, Donald Hiltner, Wilbur Whipp, Franklin Miller, Charles C. T. Stull Jr., Kyle Bittle, Richard Harp, NevIN Baker, and Norman Sharer. The Lincoln Highway note follows.
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Willam Haller
Frederick High School
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Paul L. Crouse
Carrell County
Osmar P. Steimwald
Dorothy Schroeder
Peggy Bentz
Elmer Wachter
Irvin Eshleman
Harvey Thomas
Fred Meitzler
Donald Hiltner
Wilbur Whipp
Harry Summers
William Haller
Franklin Miller
Middletown High School
Kyle Bittle
Richard Harp
Emmits
Burg High School
Norman Sharer
Liberty High School
Nevin Baker
Harry Setson
Slow And Steady Race To Reach A Contract
A 1938 bridge problem discusses steady play over brilliance in bidding. It outlines key plays, including a no trump contract example, spade and club leads, and cautions on finesse. The solution hints at four questions about final contract, trick play, trump rounds, and club maneuvers. Credit is given to NEA Service.
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Daily English Lesson Word Study Focus
The passage teaches proper usage and pronunciation tricks for misused terms, notes common errors like Mardi gras, and defines today’s word bigoted. It emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and includes guidance on spelling and pronunciation.
Fragmentary quote on worship and truth by Zimmerman
A cited fragment quotes Zimmerman arguing against worship at the expense of truth. The terse line hints at a broader debate on belief versus honesty, but the context and full argument remain unclear from the snippet provided.
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Zimmerman
Prime Minister Chamberlain to Speak in All-Net Broadcast
New York reports an all network broadcast planned for November 9 to carry Neville Chamberlain’s London address. NBC CBS and MBS in the United States plus BBC short waves will relay the 4 20 p m talk from the Lord Mayor’s banquet in London.
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Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Chamberlain
London
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CBS
MBS
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BBC
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights
WEAF NBC presents Let's Talk it Over at 3 15 and Your Family and Mine. WABC airs School of the Air at 2 30, Pop Concert at 4 15, and a 6 45 political party speaker. WJZ NBC offers Farm and Home Hour at 12 30 and a music special at 2.
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Bing Crose
Mel Lynder
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CBS
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Kate Smith
Major Bowes
WJZ
Dick Gasparre
Eastman Symphony
Rakey
Ballet Russe
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Friday Radio Listings With Concerts and Events
Friday schedule includes TGOWA Guatemala City 5 p m special concert and 280 Rome 7 39 guest night DJD Berks 7 30 radio choir GSI GSC GSC CSB London 20 Empire Exposition.
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Berks
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CSB
London
Home Sold on Wilson Place in Local Deed Record
The clerk records the sale of a west side Wilson Place home from Frederice Mi Koogle to Shirley C Braungart and spouse. Consideration listed around 4699. A separate health note states heart disease claims about three times as many U.S. deaths annually as all accidents combined.
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Wilson Place
Frederice Mi Koogle
Shirley C. Braungart
Baker Park Tornadoes Seek Sunday Football Dates
The Baker Park Tornadoes aim to schedule Sunday games with teams averaging 145 pounds. The squad, from a local school, has not yet lost this season and invites Mason Hendrickson at Upper College Terrace for match arrangements. General Robert F. Lee began journalism instruction in the United States.
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Hawe
Mason Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
Robert F. Lee
Journalism
United States
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Relief for Constipation
Columbus Ohio promotion notes Dr F M Edwards a physician who claims his olive tablets improve digestion by keeping liver bile flowing into the intestines. The ad asserts benefits for constipation headaches low energy and mental dullness and urges readers to test their goodness tonight.
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Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Local Resident Credits ANE For Good Health
Local resident Roy H Dutrow of Frederick Maryland credits ANE with resolving years of constipation poor appetite sleeplessness and back and limb pains after trying the herbal compound recommended by Williamson's Drug Store See health booklets free and learn how ANE may help you
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Maryland State Highway Department
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