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Anne Browne previews weekly music column with band news from Bob Riley crew in Baltimore Lancaster New York and Terrace engagements. Highlights include Soddy Haines and ten at Terrace and Glen Miller band praised for Sunrise Serenade tenor solo. Notes two new tunes Blue Orchids Nite in Sudan and a forthcoming Berlin Publishing wax.
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Bob Riley
Baltimore
Elkridge Hunt Club
Lancaster
New York
Soddy” Haines
Country Club
G. Werk
Bubbles” Mowery
Jimmy Dowman
Bungy
Grimm
Hoagy Carmichael
Glenn Miller
Miller
Goodman
G. W. Clan
Sudan
Haines
Shaw
Back Bay
Pennsylvania election shapes for off year primary race
Harrisburg report on an off year primary with local option elections and contests for municipal offices. Republicans hold a half million registration edge as voters select candidates for one State Supreme Court seat and three Superior Court seats amid expected light turnout during wartime.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Superior Court
Shorty Gaunt Nabbed In Clarke County Liquor Raid
Clarke County officers and state investigators nabbed Leo Gaunt known as Shorty in a Berryville area liquor raid. He was held at Berryville jail and later released on a $500 bond after his wife posted it. About 10 pints of legal whiskey were seized. The arrest followed a stakeout from a nearby corn field. The case goes before Judge Kackley Friday at 9 AM.
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Berryville
Clarke County
A. B.C
Bob Buckner
Leo Gaunt
Boyce
King-Pin
Shorty
Gaunt
Radio Highlight Outlines War Busy Broadcast Week
New York reports Cary Grant a British subject will appear on Screen Guild Theatre Sept 24 due to potential war service for Britain. France calls up Charles Boyer while Herbert Marshall fills in at Playhouse during the war. Tonight local stations list varied music drama and talk programs across WEAF WABC WJZ and MBS chains with schedules through Wednesday including Elliott Roosevelt and The Green Hornet.
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New York
Cary Grant
Screen Guild Theatre
Britain
Charles Boyer
France
Herbert Marshall
Boyer
Playhouse
WEAF
NBC
Fred Waring
Eugene Conley
Fibber McGee
WABC
CBS
Jimmie Pidler
Helen Menken
We, the People
Bob Crosby
WJZ
Europe
Mbs-Chain
Elliott Roosevelt
Green Hornet
Ma Perkins
Richard Maxwell
Hollywood
Enoch Light Orchestra
T A. m. Barbenders
Roy Shields
MBS Chain
German Plane Seen Over Georges Banks Report
A Georges Banks trawler reported spotting a large airplane bearing a Swastika on its underside. The craft allegedly flew over the Storm and circled, suggesting it was German. No corroborating details on its origin or mission were provided.
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Boston
Georges Banks
Morton Selig
Delaware
Michael Shea
Shea
Selig
Everyday Science booklet offered by Washington Information Bureau
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau promotes Everyday Science a 48 page booklet explaining in simple terms the stars weather animals plants earth features and the mind. Readers will find fascinating facts and clear explanations of ordinary phenomena. Send ten cents postpaid with name state and ten cent coin enclosed.
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Washington
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Coppers Help Turn Off Electric Cooker in Kansas City
In Kansas City on September 12 a caller reported leaving an electric cooker on in room 4100 Wood Avenue and asked police to shut off the current under the beans. Officers W. W. Lacy and Edward Laundry responded to handle the outage after Miss Dorothy Meagher, a Wichita airline hostess, wired in for assistance.
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Kansas City
Wood Avenue
W. W. Lacy
Edward Laundy
Dorothy Meagher
Wichita
Kas
Ambers To Wed Miss Celio In October Church Nupital
World lightweight champion Lou Ambers and his childhood sweetheart Miss Margaret Celio of Herkimer N Y will marry at St Anthony’s Church in Herkimer October 5. Manager Al Weill announced the nuptials and said they will force postponement of the Ambers Armstrong welterweight title fight at Madison Square Garden scheduled for November 2.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Margaret Celio
Herkimer
N. Y
St. Anthony's Church
al Weill
Ambers
Weill
Henry Armstrong
Square Garden
New tube for eating X rays shown at cancer congress
A long slender X ray tube the size of a toy horn can be inserted into the mouth or body cavity to place rays within an inch of cancer growths. Grounded and air cooled to avoid electric shock and tissue burning during imaging.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Death of Norfolk native Hollands widow plans travel
Death comes continued from page one as relatives arrange to travel to Montreal to assist in transporting the body of husband to his former homeplace in Norfolk Va for funeral services and interment. Mr. Holland, about 43, was manager of the Bridgeport plant of the Other Fertilizer Company in Baltimore. He was a son of M. H. Holland Sr. of Norfolk and survived by his widow, his father, and two sons from a former marriage.
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Montreal
Norfolk Va
Mr. Holland
Norfolk
M. H. Holland
Holland
Bridgeport
Other Fertilizer Company
Baltimore
Virginia
No Peace Until Naziism Is Gone
London dispatch reports British troops in action with France against Germany on the Siegfried line. Government cites no peace while Naziism remains banished. Eden says Great Britain fights for decency in international relations. The radio address by Eden followed by limited newspaper display.
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London
Germany
Siegfried Line
Britain
Ministry of Information
Fuehrer
Hitler
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Dominion Affairs
France
Information Ministry
Eden
Family ties anchor Norfolk obituary remark
The passage notes an extensive family connection in the Norfolk area. His widow is the daughter of the late Edward Haymaker couple of Winchester and sister to Mrs. B. E. Russell, Mrs. Lucy Bunting, and Frank and Clarence Haymaker of the city.
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Norfolk
Edward Haymaker
Winchester
B. E. Russell
Lucy Bunting
Frank and
Clarence Haymaker
City
Canada Still Undecided On Sending Troops
Ottawa reports Canada has a 100 million dollar war appropriation for expenditures in or beyond Canada and deliberatesSending an expeditionary force to Europe remains undecided. Prime Minister King stated Parliament has not ruled out action but did not pursue a rider to bar overseas deployment.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Europe
W. L. Mackenzie King
Seedless Fruits Seen for Future Varieties
Boston reports a University of Michigan scientist says seedless tomatoes can aid tomato allergies and seedless tea is possible. Early experiments have produced seedless peppers summer squash eggplant cucumbers and tobacco but the method remains too costly for commercial use.
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Boston
University of Michigan
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