Confrontation Ends Haskell's Hold in Cabin
Haskell's defense crumbles during a tense cabin scene as Alan Baker exposes falsehoods. A brutal fistfight ensues breaking Haskell, Baker asserts truth, and Williamson orders the room cleared. Haskell feels a fleeting relief at unburdening, though the memory of Elizabeth Spaulding haunts him.
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Alan” Baker
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Blue mood on duty as Bill inherits command at En durance
In the cabin Bill sits despondent after learning he is officially in charge at En durance. He overhears Williamson threaten Haskell and is assigned to lead a distant rock detachment. A shaft of light reveals Elizabeth, provoking Bill's wary recall of her superiority and fear.
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Washington Square Idol N21 in the North End
Maurice Davenport gazes at Mabell Harrison’s home after years apart and confronts a confession of betrayal from John Davis, who admits taking a forged letter for a rogue employer. Mabell learns Maurice’s unwavering trust, while the young man seeks a second chance as truth reshapes their futures.
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Maurice
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Boswick & Claffin
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Steve Boswick
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Kisses and social norms traced from ancient to modern Europe
The text discusses how kisses are given by blowing or throwing, with caution in flirting. It notes that distant kisses are an extension of direct ones and can develop independently, tracing origins from Graeco Roman civilization to modern Europe, where children seem instinctive in the gesture.
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Europe
Joe Palooka Boxing Champ Heads To Radio Skits
Joe Palooka the boxing champ comes to radio with a fifteen minute sketch adapted by Georgia Backus. Ted Bergman plays Palooka in weekly Tuesday and Thursday 6:45 p m EST on the Columbia network. Knobby Walsh is Frank Readick with Ted Husing describing fights and Harry von Zell announcing.
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Frank Readick
Ted Husing
Joe
Harry von Zell
Microphonics and the birth of radio broadcasting
Charles Campbell recalls his early days with George Olsen and Nat Shilkret when carbon mikes and hammer blows tested a program before air. He notes musicians did not grasp broadcasting’s potential then, yet now plays in Music That Satisfies on the largest sponsored network in radio history.
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Charles Campbell
Nat Shilkret
George Olsen
Most Written Up White House Legend Revived
A Washington centennial revival boosts interest in the White House. The design contest for the President's Palace won by James Hoban led to a home finished for the Adams family, with Dolly Madison famed for her wartime escape. Dolly's act and the burned ruin confirm the tradition, and whitewash gave the house its current name after rebuilding.
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Congressional Library
Woman's Home Companion
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Charleston
S. C
Adams
Jefferson
Dolly Madison
Hoban
Caricature of King Tat Ankh Amen Found in Tomb
A humorous bust of King Tat Ankh Amen with a bristling beard and soap is said to have been conceived as a joke during shaving time. The carving was found at Tek el Amarna, his burial place, with a painting outfit possibly belonging to the king as reported from Cairo Egypt.
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