Radio Schedule Highlights and Talent Shuffles
Edwin HuL gains sponsor for nightly WABC CBS broadcasts with varied schedules next week. B J Rolfe curates a weekly Modern Rhythm on WIZ NBC with 20 piece orchestra. Irene Taylor replaces Mildred Bailey with Paul Whiteman's Band. Borall Finneyiteh set for NBC/AMA appearances on harmonica program. Multiple listings cover WABC CBS and WIZ NBC times, guests, and segments including tennis and radio dramas.
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Edwin “Hul
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East End
B.J . Rolfe
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Modern
Irene Taylor
Mildred Bailey
Paul Whiteman
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Mollison Lands Plane in Quebec
Quebec City September 1 Caplin J A Mollison, trans Atlantic aviator, landed his tiny plane at St Jos airport at 6 25 p m standard time after a flight from Sidney Nova Scotia The British aviator who abandoned plans to fly back to England at the request of his wife Amy Johnson and the advice of his physician will go home by steamer from there.
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Fairplay Notes of Social Visitors and Local Sales
Fairplay column lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roessner of Hagerstown Mrs Nellie Doub and son John from York Pa Mrs Edgar Rensburg of Sharpsburg and others. Aggie Long of Hagerstown prepares for sale at Long residence with sale announced in Morning Herald. Local residents attend funerals and family movements, with Boonsboro and Illinois trips noted.
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Hagerstown
Nellie Doub
John
York
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Morning Herald
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Fair Ground Avenue
Essie Eakle
W. L. Remsburz
Rachel
Anna
Lillie Emmert
Martin Smith
Boonsboro
Leroy Storm
Rockford
Lir
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Illinois
Lloyd Moser
Virginia Avenue
Moser
May Moser
Smith
Lillie Emmett
G. H. Thomas
Morris
Gloss
Robert
Elizabeth Kline
Benevola
Maryland
Visit Patterns Across East Social Calls
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Coffman and children from Virginia Avenue Ha gerastown visited Sunday evening the Cofman family. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Brunswick Blue Ridge Summit Detroit Balti more Street Hagerstown and nearby towns joined in calls or dinners over the weekend including the Stockslagers Rowlands Bitner Santman Moats Bushong Long Reichard and Shoemaker households. Howard’s wife recovers from illness as the Reichards visit Westminster and Benevola hosts host the Union Sunday school class.
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Virginia Avenue
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Joseph Barnett
Brunswick
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Louise Hoffmaster
Blue Ridge Summit
Joseph Carey
Robert Cullen
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Otto
Sharpsburg
George Rowland
St. James
Edward Stockslager
Stockslager
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Breathers
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Clearspring
Alice Santman
W. Harvey Moats
D. Frank Miller
Boonsboro
Emma Long
New Jersey
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Lappans
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J. B. Rowland
Maugansville
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Waller
Thomas
Reichard
Union
Roy Shoemaker
Benevola
Reading Company to recall 2000 workers in Reading shops
Reading Pennsylvania reports the Reading Company will recall more than 2,000 employees for work in locomotive and car repair shops at Reading and St. Clair. The operation will last several months with an expenditure of 3,200,000. Hyattsville arrests tied to a beating case involve three men held without names. Weismiller suffered a broken jaw and bruising. police withheld suspect identities.
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Reading Company
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Charles H. Ewing
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Horoscope for Friday September Second Nineteen Thirty Two
Benefic astrological aspects favor work on large scale projects with early morning industry and rising land values. Merchants gain from new trade channels. U S faces world sales shifts while oil producers and liquid commodities see progress. Educational methods may change with some disruptions. drug stores profit as mental clarity remains high.
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United States
Winter travel plans shape up as storm threats loom
The article notes cities vie to outline winter policies as forecasts warn of storms. It predicts a rebound in travel with many summer tourists returning and a surge of autumn trips abroad by Americans, signaling rising cross border movement and influences.
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Sewing Club Program Closes Dry Run Summer Program
The Dry Run summer sewing club held its concluding achievement day at Mrs. Richard Seibert's home for members mothers and friends. Louise Baynes read, year’s project was presented, and songs and dances were performed. First year certificates went to Josephine Seibert Mildred Irvin and Ann Cross. Third year seals were awarded to Mary Ankeney Anna Seibert Ruth Seibert Anna Startzman Clara Startzman and Louise Barnes. Present were Mrs. A. H. Cross Mrs. Blaine Irvin Mrs. F. C. Sowers Mrs. Leo Startzman Mrs. L. L. Bowers Mrs. Richard Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ankeney and Misses Helen Smith Betty Jo Hoffman and Ora Bussard.
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Louise Baynes
Josephine Seibert
Mildred Irvin
Ann Cross
Mary Ankeney
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Ruth Seibert
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Clara Startzman
Louise Barnes
Storm toll: rope stolen at signal tower prompts alert
St Petersburg, Florida, reports its own storm trouble as someone stole the rope from the storm signal tower. The city’s aerial fire truck was pressed into service to raise and lower warning signals tied to the recent tropical disturbance.
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Jacksonville Fire Department to Remain Public
Jacksonrile Florida September 1. City commissioners reject a proposal to lease the fire department and run it privately. The motion clarifies the department will remain under public control and not leased to a private operator.
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Jacksonrile
Fla
John Teate
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