Radio Schedule Changes and Network Time Adjustments
Radio Monday January 20 schedule lists program changes and time conversions from exstern to central standard. It notes 6:48 PM start with Front Page Farrell and various repeats, news reports, serials, dramas, concerts, and talk shows across networks CBS ABC west east basic and other stations with relay variations.
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Farrell
Abc Bouquet
Dbs
Tennessee Jed
Abc
Dick Tracy
Abc-West
Tom Mix
Mbs
Buck Rogers
Mbs-West
Gamcy Howe
Cbs ‘O
Abceast
Terry
Hop Harrigan
Cbs News
Fulton Leris, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs
Elmer Davis
Abe Dancing Music Orchestra
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Bob Hawk
Cbs Dancing Music
Abe Henry J. Taylor
Kaltenborn
Abe Gill Brandt
America Cavalcade
Abe
Inner Sanctum
Dbs Lum
Sherlock Holmes
Gregory Hood
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Cbs Dark Venture
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Benny Goodman
Vic Borge
Abe Sammy Kaye
Abe Guy Lombardo
Orches
Screen Guild
Cbs Doctors
Joe Mooney
Dr. I.Q
Cbs-Basic
Abc Broadway
Abc-Basic
Flashes Of Life Cookie Set Exhibits
New York youths aged ten to thirteen displayed artwork in Greenwich Village in a two week show. About 18 young artists explained their pieces while visitors chatted at a refreshment table with cider cookies and doughnuts.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Hedgesville News In Briefs Jan 20
Little Elmoir Underdonk of Baltimore visits aunt Mrs. Lillian Shade. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Beall have returned from their Florida honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lee De Haven spent last week with his parents. Opal Delinger of Wardensville stayed two weeks with the Nesmiths. Loring Nesmith of Martinsburg visited their son and daughter-in-law C. A. Nesmith. Clairmont Barigis of Alexandria, Va. stayed with the Savilles.
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Hedgesville
W. VA
Little Elmoir Underdonk
Baltimore
Lillian Shade
Milton Beall
Florida
Calvin Lee DeHaven
Hollis DeHaven
Opal Delinger
Wardensville
Charles H. Nesmith
Loring Nesmith
Martinsburg
C. A. Nesmith
Clairmont Barigis
Alexandria, Va
Waiter Saville
New Doors Open for Kirby as Wade Faces Choices
Lydia reflects on Wade and Kirby amid wartime strains. Wade contemplates devotion, fear of being second choice, and the lure of aviation. He hints at a future dining with Kirby while Kirby and Lydia weigh love, loyalty, and what home may mean after Paris and back.
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Wade
Paris
Kirby
Celia
Theo
Lydia
Raphael
Alan
Chris
Girlsike Kirby
Fellows
Orto
Main Street
U.S. A
Gore 4 H Club Forms In Gore Virginia
Gore Virginia January 20 The Gore Willing workers organized a 4 H Club with officers Betty Whitacre chairman Ele nor Whitacre vice chairwoman Tommie Biggert secretary Julian Pugh treasurer Violet Spaid reporter Elenor Whitacre song leader James Whitacre and Phyllis Howard recreation It was decided all meetings would be held on the first Thursday night of each month Helen Howard appointed keeper of the chance book for a rubber tired farm wagon Members listed with several names and roles.
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Helen Howard
Round Hill Club figures assist Gore event attendees
The Round Hill Club assisted with the Gore event organization with participants including Nancy Larrick, Garland Cather, John Hoover, Jack Lillias, Miss Agnes Shirley and Mr. John Wolfe who spoke with members.
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Round Hill Club
Gore
Nancy Larrick
Garland Cather
John Hoover
Jack Lillias
Agnes Shirley
John Wolfe
Farm and Farm Equipment Sales Directory
January 22 1 pm Oliver Grim near Stephens City sells farm equipment. January 23 implements corn and hay W Greenwalt on Davy Allen farm north of Berryville. January 25 10 am household furniture P E Dennis Cork and Loudoun Sts Winchester. January 29 10 am stock implements and feed E C May near Rest Church. February 26 stock machinery etc James Stephenson on Welltown Pike near Grimes.
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Oliver Grim
Stephens City
W. Greenwalt
Davy Allen Farm
Berryville
P. E. Dennis
Cork & Loudoun Sts
Winchester
E. C. May
Rest Church
James Stephenson
Welltown Pike
Grimes
Chinese Communists Reject Truce Offer From Nationalists
Chinese Communist headquarters in Nanking rejected the Nationalist bid to reopen truce talks and halted American mediation for months. The Communists accused the government of deception and insisted on two preconditions before resuming negotiations. Sources said the offer may have included concessions, while the two conditions remained the sticking point.
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Nanking
Yenan
Hopewell Area Social and School Update
Gould Lovett visited Grimes in Grimes Virginia as a business caller. Local residents Mrs Burnester and Mr J N Good hosted gatherings while Miss Ethel Guess visited Bruce Town. Families D Pope and Harry Mason hosted dinners. Anfield Shifflet moved to Fisher orchard Hopewell. A six inch snow fell last week and school reopened after holiday due to bad roads.
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Burnester
Washington, D. C
J. N. Good
Ethel Guess
Selma Hensell
Brucetown
J. D.pope
Near Galilee
Harry Mason
Valley View
Anfield Shifflet
Apple Pie Ridge Orchard
Fisher Orchard
Hopewell
Lee O. Dick
Clearbrook
Felarius Trimble
White Hall
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Hunt Stromberg
Hedy Lamarr
Ile Sanders
Louis Hayward
Hillary Brooke
Gene Lockhart
June Storey
Rhys Williams
Warner Bros. Capitol
Euclid
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Hansbrough & Carter
George W. Kurtz
Robert E. Lee
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota College
Oul
One
Peoria
Ill
The
March OF Dimes
J. A. Hotinger
Meargaret Nichole
King Features Syndicate
the Star
Gould Lovett
Fred Neher
Pip
Gray & Eddy
Hable
Virginia
Technicolor
Clarke County
Duff
Record Shop
Calico
E. Piccadilly St
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Winchester, VA
Lupton Orchard Service
Leona Flood
Handley
Earl L. Mason
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
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