Ghost of Peter Newhall Drives Alaska Drama
In Alaska Dorothy and Ivan plot over Peter Newhall’s fate after a staged drowning. Peter survives and meets the supposed victim Paul Sarichef, revealed as the killer, while Dorothy realizes Ivan’s culpability and fear of exposure. The trio face a volatile seance inspired aftermath as secrets threaten their futures.
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Peter Newhall
Augusta
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Ishmin
Peter
Dorothy
South America
Big Chris Larson
Larson
Newhall
Pete
Lvan
Peter Newoo
Ivan
Savannah River
Sarichsys
Savannah
Sarther
Sarichel
Richef
Sarichef
Georgia
Pete Newhall
Sarthef
Novice Angler Hints at Trout Rescue
A humorous line shows a novice angler prompting the question of how to handle a small trout. The instructor answers with an odd suggests to climb the rod and stab it, reflecting a playful miscommunication in a dry goods context.
Fork Accident Blinds Patron in New York Restaurant
In New York a waiter accidentally plunged a fork into George Mason’s eye as he raised the utensil to his mouth. The injury destroyed Mason’s sight, leaving him permanently blinded.
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New York
George Mason
Mason
Evening Radio Listings From WEAF and Across States
Radio listings detail programs by station across cities including New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and Detroit with orchestras bands soloists and church services. schedules cover afternoon through late evening and note Pacific Coast and Central Standard times and featured acts such as Vincent Lopez Orchestra Bob Lehman’s Orchestra and Olympic sing types.
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WEAF
New York
Waldort
Vincent Lopez
Venice
WHN
WOR
Newark
Ernie Krickett
Porte
Gene Ingraham
aAnne Standt
Eugent Domanska
Mary Berothes Brandt
Anca Seid
Ase Sry Bernard
Gontiwanel
Ernie Young
Philadelphia
Uncle Wip
Contronts Philharmonie Orch
Vessella'e
Bob Lehman
WEL
Sunny Jim
Meyer Davis
Michael Familani
WRC
He Petra
KDKA
Pittbburgh
Alien
Balaban
WGN
Chicago
WDAF
Naegen
Drake
Jack Chapman
WLAG
Minneapolis
Wits
Anget
RSD
Ee Theater Orchestra
Var
Case
Beache
Wighthaw
WOAW
Omaha
Fred Ine
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Palmer Radio Orchestra
Earnhardt
WMC
Memphis
New Tore
Wttel Theater
Moe
A. M
Thomas
Pennsylvania Orch
Hale
Commodore Orchestra
Adelfria
Trinity
Bethany
Ealeananenc
Pittsburgh
Heinroth
WCA
Peiplen
Feeneyrads
St. Peter
Savins
Cincinnati
The
Covenant Service
Detroit
Mer Pauls Cathedal Eervion
Detroit News Orchestra
Schmemann
WCX
Central
KSD
ST. Louis
WDAP
Kansas City
WDAW
Peart Memorial M. E. Church
Pfalmer Radio Orchestra
WOS
Jefferson City
Union
Capitol Lawn
Missouritate
WSB
Atlanta
Firet Presbyterian Church
Sunday Weepers
Wesley Memorial Church
WHAS
Louisville
Warren Memorial Church
Adventures of the Twins A Trip to Turkey
Johnny Jump Up takes Nancy and Nick to Turkey by magic shoes and a swift ride on Tommy Titmouse. They glimpse Constantinople, lilacs, high-walled gardens, and rural fields with tobacco corn and mulberry orchards as the fairy brings tickets from the Fairy Queen.
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Nancy
Nick
Turkey
Tommy Titmouse
Johnny
Turk
Good Manners Gesture Described in Social Note
A gentleman entering a room with strangers shakes hands with hosts and modestly bows to everyone else, regardless of personal acquaintance, illustrating formal etiquette.
Night Garden Journey Ends For The Twins
The Twins retreat to a moonlit garden after exclaiming let's go home. They thank Johnny Jump Up the tiny Turk and the tit mouse for help before climbing into bed in their magic shoes. A final line hints the tale continues.
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Johnny
Turk
NEA Service, Inc
Byron Home in London Demolished by Builders
London reports the destruction of Lord Byron's former residence at 8 St James Street. The historic house, occupied by the poet over a century ago, is noted for a spiral shaft staircase reaching to the roof amid other peculiar features.
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Byron
London
Lord Byron
St. James Street
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Eretae World Herald
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United Press
Penn
Lew E
Nevin
Schenectady
Potel Ten Eyck
Wien
Borton
Utate Ballroom
Potel Westminster Orch
Copley Plasa
Springfield
Mee Kimball Trio
Oe Soule
Agen
WTAM
Cleveland
Statier
Fiam
Amphion
Schmeman
Ac Montreal
Battle
Chao
Smith
Rm Atana
Eagbaen
KYW
Jeasie Mandeville
Henrietta Nolan
Luther Carter Fanne
Wmag
Saile
Heute Glee Clun
KGO
Oakland
St. Francis Concert Orchestra
Eosa College
Musi Art Society Quartet
St. Francie Dancechestra
Ie Angeles
Art Hickman
Geo
Santa Ana
Calif
Krl
Los Angeles
Ruth Shaffner
Cocoanut Grove
KPO
San Francisco
Art Weidner
KGW
Fortland
George Olsen
Chicagco
Won
Madison
B.A. Owen
University of Wiscon
Ice
Greco Church
Waae Fort Worth
Firet
Mise White
Fred Gah Cahoon
Little Symphony Orch
Los Angel
Hickman
Arthur Blakeley
M—Packard
Rhody Seiger
Portland
Olsen
Ane
the Twins
BY Olive Rosearts
Tommy
God ES
America
Axa
Army & Navy Salvage Co
Bluefield
W. Va
A. Williams
Economy Home Furnishing Company
Bland Street
McCormick & C
Baltimore, Md
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