Air Show Opens Apple Blossom Festival Week
The annual apple blossom festival opens with an air show at 10:30 AM featuring local and visiting planes. Lt. Duke Douglass and George Schecter perform stunts with parachute jumper George de Grange also delivering thrills. A night air show and band concerts are planned at Bufflick Road airport and Handley grounds.
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Bufflick Road
Duke Douglass
George Schecter
George de Grange
Hell
Handley Grounds
Dies After Amputation A Frederick County Widow 64
Mrs Nora B Orndorff a longtime Frederick resident and widow of Isaac M Orndorff died at Memorial Hospital at age 64 after an operation for leg amputation due to infection She operated a boarding house at 509 North Cameron Street Her sister Lillie Pitcock of Winchester and grandson Harold C Fletcher of Baltimore survive She was aunt to William R Joseph A Bruce C Girard H Loring and Vennard Lineburg Funeral from Jones chapel South Loudoun Street at 2 pm tomorrow with Rev E J Rohart officiating interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Nora B. Orndorfff
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Orndorff
North Cameron Street
Lillie Pitcock
Winchester
Harold C. Fletcher
Baltimore
William R. Joseph A
Bruce C
Girard H. Loring
Vennard Lineburg
Jones
Flight Study Tracks City Development From Air
Northwestern University professors conducted a Metropolitan and suburban development class for 150 students aboard an airliner. Professor William Bailey of sociology argued a half hour aloft yields more insight than days on the ground into the ways and work of man.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
William Bailey
University
William and Mary Co Ed Writes Official Song for Festival
Miss Browne of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg has written and copyrighted the official Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival song Apple Blossom Time. The fox trot tune and words celebrate the Fifteenth Festival and will be the theme song of the two day event. Copies printed by Pifer will be mailed to friends. Browne is invited as an official guest but cannot attend.
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Jane Mallory Browne
Ancient
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Miss Brown
Pifer
Miss Browne
Radio Highlights New York April 26 NBC CBS programs
New York radio listings detail two NBC broadcasts ending the season with a live Town Meeting on democracy and American ideals at 1 p m and a night session on What Is The American Way with speakers Knox Smith and Bingham. Additional daily programs span WMCA WABC and WEAF with varied talk, music, and drama through the day.
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New York
America
Wjz-Nbc
David Sarnoff
Dorothy Thompson
Anne O’hara McCormick
Col
Frank Knox
T. V Smith
Alfred Bingham
WEAF
NBC
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Fibber McGee
Bob Ripley
Dale Carnegie
WABC
CBS
Helen Menkin
Edward G. Robinson
al Jolson
al Pearce
Benny Goodman
Hal Kesap
WJZ
Mr. Keen
E. Madriguera
Heidi’s Brigadiers
Chicago
Pirates of Pitt Take Up Right Where They Quit in ’37
The Pittsburgh Pirates win their seventh straight, 8 to 6 over the Chicago Cubs, moving a full game ahead of the idle New York Giants. St Louis tops Cincinnati 5 to 0 while the Yankees fall to Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Lou Gehrig slumps. Lefty Ostermueller powers Boston to 7 to 0 over Washington, Detroit crushes St Louis 10 to 1, and Cleveland is shut out by Chicago. standings show Pittsburgh undefeated, Philadelphia and Detroit rising in the early season.
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Pirates of
Pitt
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Birds
Dizzy Dean
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Lee Ross
Lou Gehrig
Dario Lodigiani
Oakland
Joe Beggs
Gehrig
Joe McCarthy
Lou
Joe Dimaggio
Red Sox
Lefty Ostermueller
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Lefty
Joe Cronin
Yankees
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Chet Laabs
Hank Greenberg
Dixie Walker
Ervin Fox
Vernon Kennedy
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Hiladelphia
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland-Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Moston YE
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Death Takes Mr. Snyder in Carlisle at Age 70
Rob ert L. Glaize of Fairmont avenue reports the death of his brother in law Harry Snyder aged about 70 at his Carlisle Pennsylvania home from pneumonia. Native of Carlisle he spent years in Winchester and Boston and worked as semi pro baseball player bandsman city police officer and farmer before returning to Carlisle ten years ago. Survived by two brothers Gordon Snyder Carlisle and Jane Snyder Harrisburg with a funeral planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Robert L. Glaize
Fairmont Avenue
Harry Snyder
Carlisle
Mr. Snyder
Winchester
Mattie Glaize
John Glaize
Boston
Mass
John Snyder
Gordon Snyder
Jane Snyder
Harrisburgh
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East Geo. Washington Hotel
Bendix
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Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
N. BraDdock ST
New City Air Port
Nora B. Orndorff
Higher Education
William and Mary
William&Mary
WMCA
Intercity
Gerald P. Nye
Columbia
S. C
Ma Perkins
Smoky City
Death
Mr.Snyder
Evening Star
Omps Funeral Home
Norge
O’connell
S. Braddock St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kelvinator
Miller & Anderson
E. Boscawen St
John S. Miller & CO
N. Loudoun St
Baylass
Lovett Brothers
Montgomery Ward Co
Timberlake’s
Wonder’s
J. C. Penney Co
Ruby Jackson Shoppe
Moling & Cather Hammon’s Dollar Store
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Winchester Cold Storage
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