Elephants Help Run New Mills Brothers Circus
Elephants play a major role in chores for the Mills Brothers Circus including pole handling and facility setup. The elephants Burma and Jenny weigh about 7,500 pounds and 8,250 pounds respectively as heavy laborers support performance logistics. Hagerstown Civitan Club reports advance ticket sales for Thursday October 5 shows with downtown Rand's as the advance general admission and reserved-seat location.
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Burma
Jenny
Hagerstown Civitan Club
Mills Brothers
the Civitans
Int. Rand's
West End Case Set October 3
The Circuit Court fixes October 6 at 9 30 a m for trial in the case of Charles J Stotler seeking a City Building Inspector permit for a West Franklin Street garage. Judea Patrick Schnauffer set the time and the trial will be a jury matter after a recent postponement due to Judge Mish's illness.
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Charles J. Stotler
West Franklin Street
Judea Patrick Schnauffer
Joseph Mish
Plenty Of Clowns At Circus Circus
Circus show enters Hagerstown with two performances at 2 and 7 30 pm on Thursday. Mills Bros clown acts entertain as 18 nations are promised inside the top. Proceeds aid the Haperstown Civitan Charity Fund with advance tickets at Rand s Rexall Drug Store.
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Mills Bros.” Clown Alley
Hager Park
Haperstown Civitan Chih
Mc Civitan Club
Rand
Rexall Drug Store
Night Courses Grow as Adults Sign Up
The adult education program sponsored by the board of reaction reports favorable progress in the senior Wieloschool registration. People from town and nearby areas are signing up for the evening courses, reflecting strong demand for adult learning opportunities.
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Flor Board of Reaction
Frome
Vtager
Austrian Reds Cut Rail Lines Amid Vienna Unrest
In Vienna, thousands of Austrian Communists blocked traffic to the west and clashed with authorities. Demonstrators stormed through central areas near the American sector as the Allied commission held meetings, while press reports described the unrest and speeches outside city buildings.
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Vieuna
Austria
Vienna
Tke Bertin
Hutdt
Lis
Upside Down Vision Experiment Aids Snyder Thesis
Wichita student Fred Snyder used inversion glasses to study visual perception with rats. After initial disorientation, he learned to read, walk, and perform tests with reversed vision, noting faster card sorting and improved mirror tracing times while adapting to a world seen upside down.
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Wichita, Kas
Fred Snyder
Penaple
Bers
Henner
Nol Prenko
Psycholeorg Hel
University of Wichler
Snyder
Gould Nerthnen
Lit
Thrift Craft Patterns and Farm Auction Report
Thrift craft patterns offer crochet knitting and embroidery lessons with illustrations and a request for twenty cents to receive patterns. The piece notes a 197 acre Kendle farm sale near Williamsport Roansboro Court House for 93000 with auctioneer Lewis Renner and buyers John Kendie and Della Anderson. It also cites Sadie K Miller as possibly the first woman baseball writer for the Baltimore Sun.
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Fary
Rey Kendle
Williamsport-Roansboro
Court House
Lewis Renner
John Kendie
Della Anderson
United States
Sadie K. Miller
The
Baltimore Son
Tan
Elephants at London Zoo Saved by Annual Oil Ceremony
A London Zoo routine uses eight gallons of special oil to present each elephant with its yearly beauty treatment. The event highlights the zoo's care for its elephants and the traditional grooming ritual conducted each year.
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London Zoo
Not Worth The Job To Re Elect In Two Month Fights
Rep. Jacobs Deln says being a congressman isn’t worth it if it means constant reelection battles. He plans to stay in Washington until mid October, calling three weeks of campaigning enough torture for any politician.
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Washington
Jacobs Deln
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Milla Brother Three
Ring Circus
Lydia E. Pinham
Pinkham
Iso
Lydia E. Pinkham
Technicatort
Maureen O'Hara
Paul Christian
Bagdad
Shelly Winters
Gary Cooper
Paulette Goddard
Nash Ferry, Jr
Jimmy Rogers
Braddock Area
Medy
John Hoydiak
Lady Without A
Dennie O'Keefe Gall Masset
Great Dan Patch
Braddock
Irma
John Lund
Diana Lynn
Marie Wilson
Comecy
Ana
Ertet Ra
Henrys
Fea
Eer
Gor Welles
West End
Tonite & Thurs
J Rae Oe
Oulo
Pine Grove Drive-In
Martineburg
Kes
Timber” van Pailey
Marjorie Toed
Chartes Rickford
Preston Foster
Karten Jane
Tom Brown
Nan Grey
Sam Mass
Oqusk Adm
Pine Tas
General Electric
Wolf and Son
W. Franklin Street
Crult
Arto Metal Crat
Balion Coard Lethering
Ilistrae UN
Tanti Yeneh
Priday
Connerses
Oschcrel
Reds
Gene Garland
Iselly
Ray Collins
Warner-Pathe News
Ererie
Coloery Tec Miwcolor
Brats Hese
Fred Astaire
Red Skelton
Arlene Dahl
Vera Ellen
KEW Wyn
Science
Fréd Snyder
Pont Tontine
Howard
Storeza & Wachington Street
Flaterstown
Met
Sanity Mall
Chelsea
New York
Tess Fone
Privern
Alice Brooks
Breck
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Cavetown Planing Mill Co
Cavetown
Maryland
Hiram Walker
Blue Ridge
Harrisburg
Winchester
Baltimore
U.S.A
Corderman’s Hardware
W. Washington St
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
Bayerite
Public Square
Magestown
Pearke
Corliss Archer
Columbia Broadcasting System
Potomac Edison Co
Mouse of Lord’s Mayonnaise
Golden Isle
Mussieman
W. D. Cunningham
Franklin Street
Sam's
Credit Jewelers
Jonathan Street
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peotia
Ilinois
Walton
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