Madrid Bombed as 500000 Pack to Flee
Rebels bomb Madrid as half a million civilians pack belongings for mass evacuation. The strike targeted the University City cultural center while British embassy casualties were reported. Civil Governor Rubiera calls it a precautionary measure to clear non combatants and allow a finish fight. Loyalist forces claim each rebel thrust was beaten back amid heavy bombardment.
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Madrid
Britain
Anthony Eden
University City
Carlos Rubiera
Rubiera
Spain
Guadarrama
Francisco Franco
Escorial
Las Rozas
Mallahonda
Triple Probe Of Frank Ouster Seems Likely
Madison soruces report three inquiries into Dr. Glenn Frank’s 111 year presidency at the University of Wisconsin and a push to reform regent appointments. The probes would come from the legislature AAUP and a Gov La Follette Conant commission. Frank faces a two day hearing on alleged administrative inefficiency amid politicized opposition.
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Madison, Wis
ULP
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Frank
Wisconsin Legislature
American Association of University Professors
Philip F. la Follette
James Conant
Harvard University
la Follette
Dr. Conant
Wisconsin Supreme Court
State Senate
Conrad Shearer
Kenosha
Sen . J. Roethe
Fennimore
Modern snack bar girl and urban youth culture notes
The piece surveys chic cocktail hour scenes in a metropolitan setting with sharp, worldly young women from aristocratic backgrounds. It contrasts their poised social presence with provocations and evolving norms, then drifts to humor about relics of religion and a roadside accident anecdote on Saw Mill River road.
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Simon and Schuster
Saw Mill River Road
Sleet Storm Listens to Crystal Residents Return Visit
An old woman recalls a sleet storm that damaged Crystal and asks editor Earl Mauck about locals believed dead. In town, impromptu talks occur via hose sidewalk and radio interviews revealing surprising conversational skill. Britain leads in trade value, with the United States close behind.
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Earl Mauck
Gallipolis
Refined Silk Dressing Gown Idea For Quick Attire
A flustered notion to design a black moire silk dressing gown that needs no tying and can be worn in a minute with white collar and tie. The note suggests a theatrical costumer could tailor it for meetings with reporters or grand duchesses. The piece also mentions iodine’s disinfectant status and a Rhodes memory involving Newburgh, New York.
Radio Schedule Fragment Shows NBC CBS Listings Across Day
A dense OCR of radio programming notes lists NBC CBS and ABC stations with numerous ensembles, orchestras, soloists, and programs. Entries span morning to night with names like Lyric sets tebe, Susan, Goncett, Susan, Vard, and The World Is Yours, plus Major Bowes Capitol family and Roger Jr. The fragment mixes station calls WEAF WEAP WJZ WABC along with CBS KMOX WCCO WGST and others, detailing varied musical acts and talk features.
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Td-Golethwaite Ensemble
Nbc
Weap Sosef Honti Salon Orch
WJZ
Organ Reveille
Cbs
WABC
WEAF
Goatston & Bus
Goncett
WEAP
Mbc
Wae
Muzzy
Lonage
Joe E Rines Orch
WJZ Chain
Major Bowes
Capitol Family
KMOX
WGST
Wabc Ere Quartet
Weap Chain
Weaf Chain
Rationute Music Ay Symphony Rch
Wcco
Muriel Wilson
Weaf Church
Dermott
Oo &W
Ie AP Chain
Seighbors Soeten
ABC
Xmo
Ineweene
White
RCA
PABC
Brean
Soprano
Weaf Rational Vespers
Shface
Professor
Ottle
Tailey
Spprano
Cr Seoble
Selena
Ed McConnell
WBBM
Corent
L. Ripley
Ilker
Nelson P
Agay
Part Paritenee
Weco
Eadie
Aptss
Ges
Iseko
Chain
Stenbern
Hays
Rey and the Bunch
Roger Jr
Wabc Sc
Vincent Travers
Prankie Masters Orch
ORD
Feak Eater
Lanceford
Heerie AP Chain
Nat Trio
Santana
Bain
Chen
Rogers St. Johns
BC Er
Wwcco
the i
Wbbmox
Marshalls
Maonal Farm
Roomain
Elen Trent
Reece Lee
Pebeck
Meh Hatters
Don Harding
Weaf E Barrie
Dot
Will
Forum
Rochester
Orch
de Gollalny and His Girls
Madge Atley
Teaes Porcell
Chicago
SBS
Wabc PS
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight NBC CBS WABC WJZ Lineup
Fragmented listing shows 4:00 to 6:45 p.m. NBC CBS and CBS programs with names like Armstrong Old Homestead Amos n Andy and Fibber McGee plus orchestras on WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX and others.
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NBC
Wiiton Charles
CBS
Armstrong
WEAP
WJZ Chain
WABCO
KMOX
WCCO
John Gurney
Amos
N’ Andy
WEAF
Mary Smail
W. Chain
Herbert Foote
WABC
Wes
Cpa Saget Weaf
Azel Gee
Wiz Ain Ray
P Chain
Fibber McGee
Brisa
Crooks
Cha Pick
Pat Gbb
WBBM
WGST
Lawes
Ee Black Orch
Wayne Kin
Harry Reser
Weap Chain
Brageiotti Orch
WJZ
Ox Woo
Craig Orch
Fenae
Garrett Orch
WJZ Ain
NEW RADIO HIT WE THE PEOPLE Bright Spot of Sunday Afternoon
Phil Lord introduces participants and audiences growing each Sunday as the new radio hit We the People draws crowds. Seth Parker hosts and highlights the steady rise in listeners and local engagement.
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Phil Lord
Seth Parker
We the People Radio Show Debuts With Real-Life Drama
P H Gollins recounts the birth of radio with Marconi as Mrs Lee Reyman reunites with her son Robert Downing after 22 years. A People's Committee of average listeners selects stories for Calumet Baking Powder sponsored Sunday program.
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People
P. H. Collins
Guglielmo Marconi
Lee Reyman
Valley Center
Kansas
Robert Downing
Phillips Lord
Seth Parker
Calumet Baking
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Australia
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Great Britain
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Iowa
Thompton
Mates Rhodes
Middle West
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N. Y
Miss Rhodes
Jake Soden
Bud Johnson
Thompson
Franklin School
Doris Wage
H. H. Wage
C Avenue
Audrey Bleakley
Dorothy Jean Cline
Forol Cline
Second Avenue
Catherine Bleakley
Jane Alexander
L. W. Alexander
B Avenue
Ann Hill
Neely Hill
Audrey
Norman F. Bleakley
D Avenue NE
Church of the Air
Northwestern U. Review
Preston Bradley
Magic Key
Catholic Hour
Jack Benny
Gen. Motors
RCA Victor
Checker Electric Supply, Inc
America
U. S
Arlington
South
Oaklawn
Midwest Gateway
W.E. Chester
Ozarks
Magnolia
Bath House
Arlington Hotel & Baths
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
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