County Group At Electric Congress Held In Richmond
Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent Miss Agnes Shirley will host a congress at the Jefferson Hotel in Richmond. Ronnie Miller Hayfield and Joan Yeckhart Round Hill win an all expense trip for outstanding work in the electric project. Governor Battle will attend Thursday and winners will share experiences with the group.
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Ronnie Miller
Hayfield
Joan Yeckhart
Round Hill
Agnes Shirley
Frederick County
Will
Jefferson Hotel
Richmond
Ronnie
Joan
Shirley
Battle Ee
Hursday
Evening 600 News Broadcast Schedule Summary
Radio and television listings outline a mix of news casts and entertainment segments. Programs include sports discussions, daily commentaries, mystery features, and concerts with various networks and time slots across CBS ABC NBC and affiliates.
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Nbe-Chs
Abc-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Cbs
Nbe
Jack Zommente
Mbs
Abe
Luigtmee
Ovie
Allen
Abdc
Capito
Ews
Abec
Kenton
Abe Dance Hestra
Dbs Orches
All Nets
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Screen Lineup
The daily guide lists daytime and prime time programs on WNBW Channel 4. Highlights include Johnny Dugan, Matinee in New York, Bill Goodwin, Robin Chandler, Hawkins, Gabby Hayes, and Footlight Theatre. Evening offerings feature Barry etchings, Grace Reddy, Here’s to Your Health, Spotlight Theatre, Joan Fontaine films, News and Night Owl Theatre plus Washington baseball coverage.
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WNBW
Johnny Dugan
New York
Bill Goodwin
Robin Chandler
Hawkins
Gabby Hayes
Footlight
Barry
Grace Reddy
Joan Fontaine
Duke of
West Point
Art Lamb
Hazel
Bob Wolff
Washington
Boston
Movietone News
Night Owl Theatre
Waterfront
Joan To Naish
Civic League Opens 31st Year In City
The Women’s Civic League begins its 37th year with a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel at 12 15 p m Friday. Kenneth Robinson Republican and D W Ritenour Democrat will discuss Who Should We Elect For President with Robinson an orchardist and long time resident. New officers include Miss Marjorie Davies president and Mrs H W Butler Jr first vice president. Public attendance encouraged.
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Women’s Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Kenneth Robinson
D. W. Ritenour
Mr. Robinson
Handly High School
Rotary Club
Republican Party
Civic League
Marjorie Davies
H. W. Butler, Jr
Ralph Larson
Delmer Robinson, Jr
A. T. Baker
Chester Riley
Clifton Edwards
More Workers In Factories But Fewer On Farms
The State Department of Labor and Industry reports about 1,200 workers shift from farms to factories between mid June and mid July. Non manufacturing sectors lose 3,700 jobs year over year while manufacturing adds 1,400 positions reaching 241,300 by mid July, 2,900 above last year.
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State Department of Labor and Industry
Edmond M. Boggs
State
Hollywood Star Granger Prefers Modern Dress to Period Costumes
Hollywood column notes Stewart Granger tires of period costumes and would like to wear a T shirt like Marlon Brando. Granger discusses future roles in Young Sesson Beau Brummell and Robinson Crusoe, and praises King Solomon's Mines. Penny Singleton eyes TV, Edward Anhalt recalls Oscar win and eight script drafts with wife Edna and director Stanley Kramer.
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Rita Hayworth
Aesar
Scaramona
Zena
Sess
Beau Brummell
Stewart
Stewart Said “Skins, Furs, and Beards.’ Granger
Penny Singleton
Blondie
Biltmore Bowl
Glenn Ford
Peggy Ann Garner
Gene Lockhart
Janet Blair
Edward Anhalt
Edna
Stanley Kramer
Iron Men
Anhalt
Kramer
Navy Bans Certain Type Comic Books
The Twelfth Naval District barred seven comic books as morale undermining. Sailors were advised to keep these titles away from susceptible personnel. A dealer cited the broader censorship and noted one title depicted grave digging on a Korea front as an example of the contested content.
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San Francisco
Naval District
Korea
A Magazine
W. J. Seeley
Navy bans crime and war comics from exchanges
Distributors report Navy orders two months ago to halt sending crime or war comics to shore exchanges and ships. They now receive only bizarre material including supernatural tales Westerns and kiddie comic books.
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Navy
Value of the 1875 twenty cent piece debated
A reader asks about the 1875 twenty cent coin and H M A replies that its value hinges on condition and rarity, noting it may attract collectors.
Value notes on 20 cent pieces minted 1875 to 1878
The 20 cent coins were minted from 1875 through 1878 with 1876 production by four mints including 39 700 in Philadelphia 133 290 in Carson City Nev and 1 155 000 in San Francisco. In 1877 only 510 proofs and in 1878 600 proofs were minted in Philadelphia and Carson City coins from 1876 are considered most valuable.
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Philadelphia
Carson City
Nevada
San Francisco
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