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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
17
A fragmented radio program list shows multiple hosts and shows slated for NBC CBS and ABC. Names include Roy Rogers Mario Lanza Dennis Day W. Averell Harriman and Orson Heau fight with various times and stations.
A garbled OCR list shows many broken names and program notes across a radio station page. It references WJEJ Hagerstown and a parade, newsreels, sports, and music items with scattered proper nouns and unclear sequencing.
TV radio listings show WARK Hagerstown 11 with Friday programs from 1:00 PM to late night. News segments include Lew Bark and Lister, Ron Trout, CBS News, Caprioeli Cloakranm, and Wendy Herman Orch with band and sign off times noted.
Broadcast listings show a dense schedule of news commentary drama and variety programs across stations with multiple segments and times. Notable items include Evening Newsfest commentary and various drama and talk show titles.
Television guide fragment lists programs on WNEW channel 4 and WMAL channel 7 with movie playhouses, news, disc jockeys, and various show times. It references Johnny Dugan Kate Amith Hawking Falls and multiple daily slots including films, sports, and theater segments.
Several veteran workers of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company received long service honors. Andrew T. Larter, a longstanding employee, earned a three‑diamond pin for his many years with the firm. Dern Ro Barer and Hae Gare were noted for continued employment with the telephone company.
Thea Chine, 290 Black Alex Lander Street, suffered a right arm burn from hot paraffin. She was treated in hospital and discharged. Rachel Shittenberger, 200 Black North Totomac Street, fractured her left wrist and was admitted for care.
The listing outlines a day’s screen lineup including Erwin at 1:40, Front Page Detective at 4:00, Tales of Tomorrow at 4:30, Range Riders at 6:40, The Day’s Tales at 10:30, No Time To Lose at 10:45, Chronoscope at 11:00, and Cronkite News at 8:43. It also shows talk segments and variety programs such as Mike and Butta, Cowboy Playhouse, Larry Hog, and My Friend Irma with Edwardas and News anchors rotating through the afternoon and evening slots.
Washington County orchardists heard a review on disease and insect conditions from Dr. L. O. Weaver of the University of Maryland extension service. He warned apple scab may still appear this month despite dry warm weather. other issues include frog eye leaf spot, apple rust, and fire blight, with peach leaf curl common where dormant spray was not applied.
Dr. Weaver notes leaf spot on sour cherry on May 22 and warns of defoliation if ferbam is not used. Codling moths hatched June 2, flagged as a serious problem by Uni of Maryland researchers. A Pacific Ocean hole 35 640 feet deep reported by National Geographic Society amid a broader survey.
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