Radio Programs Timeline From Major Networks
Eastern Standard Time listings show WEAF WII WABC and WBAL schedules with orchestras, singers, and radio programs. Notable acts include Duke Ellington, Paul Whiteman, Henry George, Mort Downey, and Clara, Lu and Em among many others. Public affairs and musical features span from early evening to late night with dance bands, orchestras, and vocal ensembles.
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N. B.C
Lowell i
Amos Andy
Gus van
Phil
Cook
Randoliers
Paul Whiteman
Painen
Polly Preston
Efrem Zanbalist
Clara
Martha
Connie
Vet
Anton Dounte
Amendoelin
American Arbitration Association
Will Rogers film at Capitol closes today
Will Rogers stars in A Connecticut Yankee at the Capitol Theatre as Fox production winds up today. The piece pairs Rogers with Mark Twain's humor, supported by strong performances from co stars.
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Will Rogers
Capitol Theatre
Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences
Mark Twain
Fox
Rogers
Twain
Maureen O'Sullivan
Across and Down Crossword Clues Packed in Puzzle Day
The page lists numerous crossword clues across and down with numbered entries and theme hints. It includes capital city hints, common words, letters, and references to Roman myth and planetary terms, forming a dense grid of synonyms and wordplay. The jumble mirrors a newspaper puzzle section with a challenge for readers.
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Republic of Salvador
Central America
Actors Shine In Stage Roles Of Arthurian Tales
Myrna Loy delivers a sly queen as Morgan Le Fay while Frank Albertson adds to his on screen record in a role as Clarence. Myrna Loy’s performance contrasts with a witty Alisande and William Farnum makes a return to screen as King Arthur in A Connecticut Yankee.
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Alisande
Frank Albertson
Clarence
Myrna Loy
Morgan le Fay
King Arthur
William Farnum
Recent Police Court Decisions
Four persons were fined for alleged illegal possession of liquor by Judge Donald L Weems. Boyd Ashwood was fined 17 for speeding plus 50 and costs with 30 days jail for liquor possession. Rigistin Ogden received similar liquor possession charges. Charles Hinkins and J H Bly, from Strasburg, were fined 50 with 30 days bail after a pint of liquor was found. Elbert Gough pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined 12. drunken driving charged separately with trial set for tomorrow.
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Donald L Weems
Boyd Ashwood
Ogden
Charles Hinkins
J. H. Bly
Strasburg
Funk
Weems
Elbert
Gough
Dave Hawthorne
Horace Browne
Mt Williams Notes Local Socials And School Closure
Mt Williams notes report the local school closure last Friday and a well attended Thursday night entertainment. Mr and Mrs Hurl Himelright visited Mr and Mrs O L Peer of Kernstown. Mrs Annie M Orndorf and daughter visited Mrs C J Keckley last Tuesday. Miss Elsie Ashwood of New
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MT. Williams
Hurl Himelright
O. L. Peer
Kernstown
Annie M. Orndorf
A. L. Brewer
C. J. Keckley
Elsie Ashwood
New
Local Social Notes Preserve Family Visits and Visits
York spent several days with her mother Mrs. Mary J. Ashwood. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams and others were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams of Cedar Creek grade. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burford visited in New Baltimore last Thursday. Mrs. Marie Flegal stayed in Winchester on business. Mrs. A. L. Brewer and daughter Jeanetta visited Saturday with Mrs. I. N. Wallace.
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York
Mary J. Ashwood
W. H. Williams
N. G. Williams
Ee Leonard Williams
Cedar Creek Grade
W. A. Burford
Newr Baltimore
Marie Flegal
Winchester
A. L. Brewer
Jeanetta
I. N. Wallace
Spring Racing Meet Attracting Many Horsemen
President Harry E. Bester of the Hagerstown Fair Association said plans are nearly complete for the spring racing meet from May 12 to 16 with 350 horses reserved. Racing Secretary Edward A. Brennan reported heavy entries and a record field, promising the largest meet in the association’s history. The half mile track was upgraded last year and is among the east’s best. The five day program includes seven races daily with pari mutuel betting, racings starting at 2 PM each afternoon, and daily free wife attractions.
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Harry E. Bester
Hagerstown Fair Association
Edward A. Brennan
Hagerstown Association
Americanism Pledges Next Year Wages to Pay This Year Luxuries
In a critique of the era's fiscal philosophy the piece argues that pledging future wages to cover current luxuries reflects a flawed approach. It blames the government for shifting burdens and warns that next year may arrive with financial strain and deficits.
Handley Band Praised In Oakland Benefit Concert
Newspapers in Oakland Maryland praise Handley High School Cadet Band of Winchester Virginia and Claflin Quartet from Claflin College for a benefit concert for the Gilbert Brown Boys' Band. The Handley ensemble performed Stradella and Maritana with drum and bugle corps, while xylophone solos and quartet selections highlighted an artistic triumph and community support.
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Oakland
Handley High School
Winchester
Gilbert Brown Boys’ Band
Oakland Republcan
Claflin Quartet
Claflin College
Orangeburg
South Carolina
W. H. Melsinee
Gilbert- Brown
Ing
Gilbert Browh
Handley Quartet
Grippe and the Humorous Notions in Recent News
A witty note recalls Grippe as a cold for the homebound and mentions a famed chess expert who has not played in five years and may be making a move again. The Humorist Sens on suggests the ideal legislator should levy taxes cheerfully since there is nothing to tax.
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Senson
Berlinger dazzles at Penn Relays with high jump miss
Barney Berlinger of the University of Pennsylvania, a one man track team, impressed spectators at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia with a standout performance before a camera captured his failed clearance at six feet one inch, sending the bar tumbling.
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Barney Berlinger
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Formance
Berlinger
Standard
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Black and Gold Room Orchestra
United Press
Voters’ Service
Arthur Allen
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Musicale Magazine
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Bakers—musicale
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Haunted Violin
Chab Calloway
Jack Albin
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B.S
Crim Club
Giathond _ Feather
Frederic William Wise
Winegar’s Barn
Daddy and
Rollo
Pryor
Kaltenborn
Bhowners
Henry George
Joe
Richie Craig
Morton Downey
Fletcher
Henderson
Fomanielli
Ozzie Nelson
Ann Leal
WBAL
McCorrick
Mabel Garrison
Ephriam Zimbalist
Death Valley Day
Conscience
Anton Deunis
Marylanders
Woe Brothers Pictures, Inc
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Douglas, Fairbanks, Jr
Dorothy Mackaill
Joe EB. Brown
Warner First National Studios
David Manners
Duke of Rutland
Diana Cooper
Ole Olsen
Chic Johnson
Hollywood
Vaudeville
Ajor Bee
Nevada
Northern Virginia Power CO
Sarah Zane Fire CO
W. H. Bush
N. Cameron
Pratts
Winchester Seed Company
Tramp
Build UP Aug Restaurant Chain
Sally Sothern
Vmal
Crea
Greyhound
Washington, Baltimore
Clarksburg
Bristol of
Philadelphi
New York
Parkersburg
C Hillicothe
Cincinnati
ST. Louis , Kansas City
Union Bus Station
Braddock and Piccadilly
Capitol Greyhound
Handley Band
Oakland Democrat
MeIlwee
Mcllwee
Henry McComas
Gilbert-Brown Boys
Grippe
America
U.S
Veldown Company, Inc
42Nd St
International Paper & Power Company
New York City
Beperoui
Noleta Dealers
I. Brumback