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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1938

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Radio Schedules and Personal Return Highlight in 1930s NYC Airwaves

ROI by C E Butterfield notes Norman Brokenshire's return to radio with Moments of Relaxation on WOR at 645 pm Sundays featuring Ben Bernie. listings detail WOR WJZ WEAF WABC and others with programs from 6:30 pm to 11:30 pm including Talk NBC Eurovision? and operas The piece catalogs numerous broadcasts, host lineups, and upcoming Wednesday segments across major networks NBC CBS and local stations with Brazilian? and European shortwave features.

Wjznbc James G. Harbord Philippines WEAF NBC Johnny and Russ Morgan Fibber McGee and Molly Return Jesse Crawford Anson Weeks WABC CBS Four Counery Theater Jack Berch Ben Field Wiz-Nbc Chicago Harry Owens Betty Crocker Pepper Young Sorochinsk Boby Trout WJZ

Taneytown man seeks appeal of speeding conviction

John D Teeter of Taneytown has petitioned Adams county Pennsylvania court to appeal a speeding conviction from August 29 by Justice W D Brown Huntstown Pa claiming errors in the proceeding and an unfair hearing. The court issued a rule to show cause returnable September 19 with district attorney and prosecutor asked to respond.

John D. Teeter Taneytown Justice of the Peace W. D. Brown Hunterstown Adams County Teeter Keith & Bishem Squire John P. Butt RC. Lightner

Six Year Old Boy Struck By Woodsboro Automobile

Six year old John Bowers son of Mr and Mrs Ales Bowers was struck by an automobile driven by Steiner Smith of Woodsboro while near Norman Street and Route 2. He suffered shoulder and head bruises and lacerations but was treated at home after being taken to the Walkers office for examination. Smith and Roger Crum were returning from umpiring two baseball games when the accident occurred and stated the wagon obscured the boy from view. State Police were notified.

Steiner Smith Wood+ ro John Bowers Ales Bowers Wites Es Norman Stitelyboro Cramer Sam Woodsboro Cpson Smith Roger Crum Woodsboro Young Bowers Walkers Crum Thurmont Creagerstown

Swing Dancer George Murphy Warns on Knee Injury

Hollywood dancer actor George Murphy cautions younger dancers that continued swing dancing could harm knees as stiff leg moves and heel kicks strain the patella and ligaments. Separately, bids to build a new colored elementary school will be opened September 9 by the County Board of Education, with an estimated cost of 52000.

Hollywood Cal George Murphy America Murphy County Board of Education PWA

Mission Society to Meet at Calvary Methodist Church

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Calvary Methodist will hold its first meeting Wednesday at Vindobona the home of Mrs M J Croghan. Mrs Mullen will lead the program as members gather at the church at 2 pm and cars will transport them to the Heights.

Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton

Olive Roberts Barton argues teachers cannot be perfectly selected by any method and that no two students or teachers are alike. She stresses the human element in education, the varied personal dynamics in classrooms, and the need for teachers to balance formal duties with individual guidance while remaining approachable.

Olive Roberts Barton Trainake Dr. Jones Mrs White Mel Gray James Hilda Remem

Temperatures Decline as Labor Holiday Ends

Weather cooled as Labor Day weekend concluded with a 56 degree low and overcast skies. Traffic was heavy most of the day with several accidents reported as holiday-goers headed home. one incident described as serious. A Washington race saw Nat Washington withdraw from the Grant County district attorney contest after failing the bar exam. The Rose family reunion in Emmitsburg elected officers led by Miss Mary J. Shull as president and Major Thomas J. Fraley as vice-president.

Wang Ephrata Wash Nat Washington Grant County Widrew

Two Men Sentenced Under Lindbergh Law in New Jersey

In Camden New Jersey Judge Solve Cuso sentenced Joseph Kalvitis 22 of Fairton and Kenneth White 20 of Bridgeton to life terms under the Lindbergh Law for abducting and robbing Jacob Serata 33 of Bridgeton on August 13. The pair seized Serata in front of his home drove him to a woods area where they beat him and robbed him of $20 and a car battery before leaving him. The case highlights the first life sentences under the New Jersey statute.

Camden N. J New Jersey Solve Cuso Common Pleas Court Joseph Kalvitis Fairton Kenneth White Bridgeton Jacob Serata Brdgeton Kamus and Wate Sersta

Precinct 6 Meeting Elects Local GOP Officers

Republicans of Precinct No 6 Freder district No 2 met at Dr A A Radel's office Monday evening electing Philip E Grove as chairman Dr Radel as secretary and Gerald Hemsberg as treasurer Mr Rems berg served as temporary chairman A committee was appointed to select members for a new county central committee for the precinct and a slate of officers was named.

Freder District No. 2 A. A. Radel Philip E. Grove Radelf Gerald Hemsberg Remsberg Exco Grove

Perkins Appeals for Labor Peace on Labor Day

Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins urged reconciliation between the American Federation of Labor and John L. Lewis's CIO on Labor Day. In a nationally broadcast address she warned that ongoing wage earners suffer from factional disputes and warned that public interests demand unity to preserve influence and prestige among labor leaders.

Washington Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis Miss . Perkins

Local Officials Named in Historic Meeting Lineup

Dr. Radcliff and Mr. Remsberg joined William O. Wertenbaker as chairman, with James J. Gittings Edward McMantz and Mrs. Frank Adams listed among the attendees in the historic lineup.

Dr. Radcliff Remsberg William 0. Wertenbaker James J. Gittings Edward MC Mantz Frank Adams

Pinkhare’s Compound Promises Mood and Health Lift

A reader’s upbeat note promotes Pinkhare’s Compound as a tonic to boost physical resistance and lift spirits. The passage urges sharing the remedy with friends and neighbors, claiming it helps overcome blues and improves life.

Pingham Mira Pinkhare

Japanese chemist claims water resistant heavy paper for sacks

Tokyo September 6 AP reports Dr Junji Torii after four years of research perfected a new heavy paper for sacks that resists water and sand better than hemp or leather The invention could allow the Japanese army to replace jute imported from India in sandbags and other uses

Tokyo Junji Torii India

Paper Tend to Strengthen When Soaked In Water

A note describes a restricted trade control item that increases in strength when immersed in water for a prolonged period, noting prt tieds as part of the observation.

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