Virginia Brewster Faces Fashionable Pressure for Work
Virginia Brewster seeks employment to fund her independence after the family crisis and a threatened scandal. Dean plots to control her, while reporters converge seeking her side of the story, and Virginia pleads for privacy as she negotiates aid and obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brewster
Clarissa Dean
Dean
Nathaniel Dann
Farley
Clarissa
Virginia
Niels Studio
Chiri
Niel
Oliver Cutter
Hope
STOR
Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Markets
A dense listing of station lineups across WEAF WIZ WBAL WLW WGN and more. Includes programs from WEAF Riverside Hour orchestras dance music and NBC CBS network features. Notes Republican National Convention coverage with national broadcasts across KYW KFKX WMAQ WQJ and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Kansas City
U. P
Seiberiing
Radio Concert Lineup at New York Campus and NBC Relay
Eveready Hour with Shilkret's Orchestra and Perle Barti plus Willard Robinson airs on WEAF. Goldman Band concert direct from New York University campus on WIZ. The Continentals perform operatic pieces on WIZ. Republican Convention broadcasts coast to coast via NBC and CBS networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiz
New York
Stromberg-Carlson
Goldmen
The
Continentals
Kansas City
National Broadcasts Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Eveready Hour
Shilkret
Perle Barti
Willard Robinson
WEAF
Goldman Band
N.Y. U
NBC
Cbs
Answers to Questions By Frederick J. Haskie
A Q A section offers brief answers on topics from beetles that eat drugs to daylight saving and Utopia. Readers learn about the mountain crest concept, minerals in milk, Swinburne’s death date, National Wild Flower Day, Ragged Schools, and top U.S. live stock markets with Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City, St Louis, and St Paul listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.R.C. A
Thomas Moore
Utopia
Swinburne
Algernon Charles Swinburne
United States
Bb. Bom. A
Union Stock Yard & Transit
Chicago
Union Stock Yard Company of Omaha
South Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Stock Yard Company
Kansas City
Flag Day Etiquette Do's and Don'ts Full of Breach Examples
A guide lists flag display gaffes for Flag Day June 14. It cites improper reversals, dipping the flag, nighttime display, placing other flags above, improper head covering, distress signals, decorative use, platform display, drapery or dress use, stacking flags, left position errors, and advertising use of the U.S. flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Railroads Told to Halt Smuggling Across U S Canada
Washington June 11 U P The treasury notified railroads engaged in commerce between the United States and Canada that they must immediately take steps to end rail smuggling. International carriers face possible unloading and examination of every freight car if no effective plan is devised, a move that would disrupt traffic and could cause financial difficulties for some systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mrs. Phelps
Virginia Brewster
Mrs. Kelps
Miss Brewster
Viginia
Ion
Washington
U.P
the Treasury
Tween
United States
Canada
Sena
Hamden Social Notes Include Visits and Departures
Mrs John T Ogier Jr entertained the Kensington club at her Main street home Friday afternoon. Mrs Frances Lucas of Columbus a former Hamden resident visiting relatives left for Gloucester Saturday to visit her brother James Petty. Mr and Mrs Carl Summers and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ogier, Jr
Kensington Clu
Main Street
Frances Lucas
Columbus
Hamden
Glauchester
James Petty
Carl Summers
Look Before You Leap Letter Golf Puzzle Tip
The note suggests practicing the phrase Look before you leap for a par four golf puzzle. It hints that the key solution appears on the last page and warns that leaping in too soon leads to trouble.
Word Ladder Rules From a Puzzle Page
A puzzle explains changing one word to another by single letter steps within a fixed stroke count. Each intermediate must be a complete common word, with no letter order changes. An example changes COW to HEN in three moves: COW HOW HEW HEN.
Side Glances from the County News
Visitors and residents share Friday and Saturday travel and calls. Betty Clark and W E Peters from Jackson visited here while Elizabeth Reagan of Cincinnati visited her mother Anna Stanton. Other locals include Mrs Howard Blackburn of Chillicothe, E R Brown at the Moose lodge in Jackson, Leroy Pilcher en route from Cincinnati to McArthur, and families Wilbur, Schwartz, and Carr visiting in Chillicothe Mineral Portsmouth Waverly Dayton and Dayton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
W. E. Peters
Jackson
Elizabeth Reagan
Cincinnati
Anna Stanton
Howard Blackburn
Chillicothe
Hamden
E. R. Brown
Moose Lodge
Leroy Pilcher
McArthur
Edward Wilbur
Frances
Floyd DeLashmutt
Ports
George Livingston Named Village Marshal in Hamden
At last week’s village council meeting George Livingston was appointed marshal for Hamden. The decision was announced amid routine municipal business and confirms Livingston’s role in local law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Livingston
Hamden
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Learnings From 47 Years Practice
A historical ad highlights Dr. Caldwell’s belief that constipation happens despite care in health. It promotes Syrup Pepsin as a natural mild remedy that does not harm or cause dependence. The copy urges regular use to keep bowels open and health steady, noting long habe of 47 years practice.
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Caldwell
Invest in the Buckey Sy Mail Certificates of Deposit
A broker touts safe convenient investing with Certificates of Deposit earning 5 percent interest from date, compounded semi annually, for amounts over four dollars. It claims 84,000 customers and resources over 43 million, with Reserve and Surplus of 1,792,000 for Investors' Protection across Olio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olio
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NEA Service
Ruth Dewey Groves
Virginian
Nathaniel Miss Evans
Oliver
Miss Evans
Frederick Dean
Nathaniel
Mr. Gardiner
Virgginia
Wcco Musicale
Andrews
Dick Longs
WSM
Nashville
Pellettieri
Omaha
General Motors
India
WIZ Network
Bureau of the Budget
Coolidge
Gen. Lord
Wworr
Mer Music
Instrumenta
Trio Sese
Dance Orchestras
WBAL
Baltimore
Budget Bureau
Riverside
Wbal String Quartet
Marylanders
WEEL
Boston
WMAK
Buffalo
General Electric
Nvis Trio
Columbia Chain
WLW
Mee
WSALI
WTAM
Cleveland
Hollenden Orchestra
Jone
WwRi
Peara
Wcx-Wir
Detroit
Tino—San
Inet Music
Severside
WWD
WOR
Newark
Eperts
Inne
Tenborn
the Buccaneers
Neweth Sbx
J. G. McDonald
Mvusic
Wirt Barnitz
the Gypsies
General Motors Family Party
Jabin Door
Park Ceneral Orchestra
Wayside Inn
Tschaikowsky
KEDKA
Pittsburgh
KDKA
Little Symphony
Merry Maytagmblers
WJZ
WGY
Schenectady
WSB
Atlanta
Bears-Roebuck
Ted Weems
Kyw-Kfex
Uncle Bob
Budge
WMAQ
WQJ
Beewie
WGN
WLIB
Dorengert
Tony Paul
Tongs Orchestra
Dat Ore Fe
WPG
Atlantic City
Creature
Chalfonte-Haddon
Glee Club
Baltimore Municipal Band
WGR
Sors—Okk
Statler Orchestra
Crosley Ensemble
WSAT
Sunnysuds
Wcn-Wir
Red Apple Club
WWI
King of Clubs
Bamberger Little Pony
Vincent Lopez
Ore
Pitechaehn
the Sun
Little
Halli
Wil
Ramblers
WGOY
WEAP
New Madrillon Orchestra
KYW
KFKX
Wgon-Wuib
Eveready Howl
Eskimos
WCCO
Mpls
St. Paul
Frederick J. Haskie
Ss. L. A
Great Britain
John Pounds
Treasury
Great Ocean
John Harrison
Harrison
Permateon
Toe Shers
Rudolph Diesel
George Clark
Frank Schwartz
Portsmouth
Williams Sriday
W. A. Wilbur
Lesley and
Ethel
Joe Wilbur
John Carr
Dayton
Mrs
Clarence Carr
Buckey
Bessey Syno
Braucher
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