Fragmented radio schedule hints at local news roundup
Reader-facing notes show WJEJ and WJEJ FM in Hagerstown with scattered program names, sports segments, weather, and local clock hours. The listing blends morning shows, midday news, market reports, and music blocks in terse fragments.
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Lia
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Hepatines
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Saturday Radio Highlights and News Digest
A scrambled listing of radio programs and segments for an all day Saturday schedule. Mentions include CBS News Bumper to Bumper World News Weather Sports News and Farm News. Includes shows like The Week In Sports and The Leading Question with various anchors and guests.
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CBS News
U.S
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Jack Drees
Duck
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Lions Triumph By 8-5 Score In Valley League Game
The Lions defeated Dallas 8-5 in Pl Valley Little League as Lions capitalize on bases on balls and errors. Dallas pitcher Jim Wilson allowed five hits and nine strikeouts but received poor defense behind him. Steve Thynce and John Sacks contributed offensively with multiple hits, while Haven, McAllister, and Kuhn aided the Lions’ win.
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Jim Wilson
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Rowland
Rick Kuhn
Peters
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Lewis
Stowlend
Cousins
Harland Phelan
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Pradedy
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Hirst
Jerseyland & Red
Cera
Thaati Singre
Ibias
John Sacks
Tey Morin
Bill Ruth
Clyde French
Tom Lang
Bonanza
Mae Edison
Liang Teen
Unclear Load of Clothed Advertisers in 1962 Newspaper
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of advertising spend by 1962 advertisers, a laundry or dryer related analogy, and a baseball box score for Chicago and Cincinnati, with numerous misread names and numbers. The readable facts include a scoreline and player lines amid garbled text and broken phrases.
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United States
Sila Anon
Greencastle
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Marlow Warns Lodge Faces Vietnam Mess in South Viet Nam
James Marlow, reporting from AP in Washington, outlines U.S. policy shifts in South Vietnam under Ngo Dinh Diem. He details aid totals, troop commitments, and reform struggles, noting criticism of Diem and Nhu, Buddhist tensions, and lingering uncertainty about ending the war.
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Viet Nam
United States
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Hom Jer Bigart
New York Times
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Nacco Captures 2nd Half Title in Sudden Finish
A late surge carried Nacco to the West End Lille League second-half title with a 9-5 win over Fairchild as John Mayer led a five-run rally. The Stags, now 14-1 in second-half play, advance to meet AFL-CIO for the league crown while Fairchild, led by two hits from Caudell, closes 6-7. The piece also discusses U.S. stance on Diem in Viet Nam and surrounding political context.
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John Mayer
Winoes
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R. Caudell
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Wright Eyes Ninth LPGA Victory At Light Open
Mickey Wright the leading money winner on the LPGA tour pursues her ninth win of the year at the $10,006 Light Open in Towson Maryland. Thirty pros and 30 amateurs compete for a $1,500 first prize on the Turf Valley course with Mary Mills and Kathy Whitworth among top contenders. Proceeds from the Lions Clubs event aid facilities for the blind.
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Jaycees Edge Lions 6-5 in Federal Little League thriller
Jaycees defeated the Lions 6-5 in seven innings as Joe Rulewich drove in the winning run with a bases loaded sacrifice fly. Bill Boyes earned the win in relief, while John Dean and Chris Cline each had two hits for the Jaycees. Lions were led by Jack Latimer with two doubles and a late rally fell short.
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Chris Cline
Jack Latimer
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