Conchita the girl bullfighter thrills U.S. travelers in Mexico
Famed 19 year old Conchita Cintron, a Peruvian bullfighter living near Lima, charms American visitors in Mazatlan. The informal profile notes her English, feminine demeanor, and string of golden ears earned in fights, with Rex Ingram among her fans and plans for future films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conchita
U.S
Mexico
Conchita Cintron
Old Mexico
George T. Wilhelm
Betty Jo
Linden Drive
Willhelms
Mazatlan
Pacific Coast
California
Lima
Rex Ingram
Wilhelms
Ingram
Rudolph Valentino
Durfee Denies Wrongdoing In Castaway Case
Sheriff Allen and Miss Lane visit Worth Durfee, an inventor living alone with a guarded workshop, after Walter Gregg is found shot dead. Durfee admits a last night visit but resists implicating himself, noting he was up to see Gregg and stresses the need for proper statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Lance
Durfee
Allen
Darfee
Craven
Worth Durfee
Hidden Cove
Grege
Castaway
Miss Lane
Mr. Durfee
I. Durfee
Nate
Gregg
Walter Gregg
It Happened Last Week By Bob Estabrook
A former Italian seaman's tip led to detentions and seizures of 28 Italian 2 German and 40 Danish ships by order of President Roosevelt. Sabotage charges were filed against Italian crews while Adm Alberto Lai s role drew a U S demand for his withdrawal. Protests from Berlin and Rome followed. The piece covers labor unrest including Milwaukee Allis Chalmers, CIO strikes at Ford Detroit, and calls for federal troops. It notes food price measures, a probe into defense programs, lending of funds for merchant ships, and Italian and British actions in Africa and the Red Sea.
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U S
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Adm
Alberto Lais
Washington
State Department
Lais
Denmark
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers
Congress
Vinson
CIO
Ford
Detroit
Michigan City
Wisconsin
Julius Heil
U. S
House
Naval and
Japan
Italy
Rome
Asmara
Massawa
Addis Ababa
Red Sea
Hellzapoppin at Town Theater Delivers Bedlam One Night
Olsen and Johnsons chaotic revue Hellzapoppin with Blg House Eddie Garr promises leg show and rapid-fire sketches. The one night engagement on Monday April 28 features dance numbers, radio bits, and chorus acts in a lively backstage style.
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Olsen and Johnson
Blg House
Eddie Garr
Town Theater
New York
Hellzapoppin
Wiele Theater
Electra
House
Olsen Frdidhen
Torque
Fragmented World War II Header From Damaged Text
A damaged OCR passage outlines a wartime scene with Nazi and British forces in the Libyan theater and Yugoslav defenses forming amid shifting alliances. It mentions General Weygand, Gibraltar, and a transition of focus to Yugoslavia with Serbs and Slovenes coordinating against invasion threats.
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E. Y. Ir
Bengehazi
Ado Hticemar Tove
Bret Bowie i
Weygand
Gibraltar
Terald
Yugosian
Yugoslavia
Envers
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s City Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across WMT WGN WHO KFJB KWLC and others, detailing morning to late night shows, church services, music, news, and talks. Multiple host names, orchestras, and programs appear, illustrating a full daily broadcast grid with regional station references and program titles.
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WMT
Wilson Ames
S.gu—Waitt
Calvary Baptist Church
WGN
Alice Blue Nisnist
Detroit Bible Assn
Wgn—Church Hour
Christian Science
KWLC
WHOW
WALE
Wait—News
Radio Chapel
Strandvold
WHO
American Legion
Strandwold
Wiit
Wio
DA Lalor Bowes
Hawaii
America
WMIT
Wgn—Radio Canaries
Tio
Waalt
KFJB
WAMT
Radio Warblers
SGN
Whi
Oontinue Berenade
Chicago U
Ralph Dinsburgh
James H. Cady
Lutheran Hour
Alice Blue
WHHO
Orson
el Paseo Troubadors
Radio Canaries
KFIB
Philharmonic
Americas
WLC
Church News
Alvinon Rey
Orch
Chicago U Roundtable
Kkfjb
Conservation
Mabel
Golden Gate Quartet
Minnecapolis Seminary
Ellver Theater
Double Or Nothing
Twilight
Chariley McCarthy
Capitol
Mann
Eddy Duchin
Ted Fio Rito
WSUI
Manhattan
Wythe Williams
Art Kassel
Alancee
American Forum
Helen Hayes Theater
Charlie Worcester
Bob
Wolf—Morning Parade
Melody Parade
Paul Barger
Wolf—Farm Facts
Wmt—Family Alta
Ashland Triblltles
Musile
Jerry
Zelda
WOI
Matina
WAPO
WoOl
Captain Herne
Bed Ho—Chanticleers
Sparks of Friendship
Symphony
Cus Herald
Bels
WEUI
O'Neills
I. O. Watts
Kathleen Norria
Hannah
Myrt
Marge
Deacon
Judy
Jane
Oi—Service
Sut—Music Maule
Witocelien Randolph
Music Kitchen
June Baker
Guiding Light
Chapel
Betty Wells
Tom, Dick and Har
WMNT
Ui—Book Shelf
Mowat
Lenny
Jenny
Linda
David Harum
Kate Smith
KFJE
Aare Yrang
Hirthm Parberr
Weater Rfm
KFIBR
Wsui- Breckmens Tras
Manets Homebuilders
Jime ~Doakes
Wol—Striuice
Harold Tirner
WSUT
Don Normana
Neas
Garden Gate
lHarpress
Murrige
KPIB
American Bones
Head of the Brave
Maone
WOTH
WSLI
Maron
Youne
Maderwork
Koren
Koren Rary
WMT Portia
KEJB
Harold Turner
Wotshimeran Chotr
Hoarold Turner
Neorg
Time
Stella Dallas
Bess Johnson
Democracy Is Our Way
Lorenzo Jones
Kate Hopkins
Len Salto
Widder Brown
Road of Life
Woolf
Lawrence Salerno
Wsuui—Writers' Workshop
Johnson Family
Uncle Harry
Radio Council
KWLO
Muse
Hedda Hopper
Carter Reynolds
Jeck Armstrong
Erjb
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Cedar Rapids
Peru
Bock
Nofar Loteye ME
Bullfighter
Harold Ammons
Bakeoven
Standard Body
Fifth Avenue SW
DIAL
Bob Estabrook
Sandeville
Dancs Crace
Nike
Istanbul
Turkey
Yosuke Matsuoka
Benin
Beri
Hs Tr
Soreen
Nazi Supmeres
France
Badararar Tw
Pal Foleky
Interior
Feries Voy
Saar
Chicago
U Town City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Decorah
Johnny Messners
Griff Williams
Tony Pastor
Dick Jurgens
Glen Garr
Ateladies
Manny Prazer
Ramon Ramos Orch
Russ Morgans
Jack Teagarden
Ted Pio Rito
Orc
Tobs
Susie
Stears
WGON
Jenne
Romary
Heten Trent
Len Sale Cegar
Krovlc- Pre
WoNes
Farnam
Wuit
Reine Mor
Speer
Tony
Mon-Cran Herne
Neaa
FFIB
Harpers Crampons
Pera d. News
Biert
Bert Hirsch
Rasm
Neuws
Larbardo
Rairford
Cartata
Wino
Melody
Cavatcade of America
KFI
Ritos Orch
Lew Dimonds
Linterm Wells
Newvs
Late News
Neil Ronadsru'a Ereh
Ak—Watt
Teev Kear
Aren
Tommy Revro
Carmen Cavaliero
WGN -Aviwe Rey Aon
McFarland Tsins
Wgon-Lew Diamonds Orch
Fellowship of Prayer
Lerten
Borrows
Tad
Rapids
Chevrolet CO
Ave. E. Dial
Harper
Harper's
Fifth Avenue
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