Love and a trustee crisis at Clifford Academy
Timothy Hulme, principal of Clifford Academy in Vermont, faces a dangerous moral dilemma when a donor’s million dollar bequest requires excluding Jewish students. Amid personal tensions with Aunt Lavinia and Susan Barney, Hulme plots a plan with trustee Burt Stephenson and Mr. Dewey to confront the town voting on a third trustee who will decide the gift’s fate.
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Timothy Hulme
Clifford Academy
Vermont
Lavinia
Susan Barney
Canby Hunter
Susan
Academy
Dewes
Burt Stephenson
Wheaton
Timothy
Tim
Professor Hulme
Burt
Hulme
Mr. Dewey
Aunt Lavinia
Candy
Canby
Jules
Hemmerling
Rosie Steinburg
Ashley
Clifford
Arching stone of liberty tests a town’s money pull
In a Clifford town meeting Burt questions the effect of a potential donation to the academy. Timothy compares the issue to no taxation without representation, arguing principle over money and urging readers to choose freedom over easy gains. The scene ends with a pause and a note that the story continues tomorrow.
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Academy
Hulme
Burt
England
Radio Sunday Schedule Highlights Across Stations
Readable excerpts show a dense Sunday program lineup across WMT WGN WCCO WHO KFJB and others with news morning concerts church programs and a wide range of dramas talk shows and musical segments. The list specifies start times station names and performers reflecting a full day of radio entertainment and information.
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Europe
WMT
WCCO
Bob Edec
Uncle Ray
WGN
WECO
Church of the Air
Dick Lethert
Cokces
Ccco
Bill Johnson
Walt—sandling
Ed McConnell
the Living Bible
Rubber
Wweecoo
Ladies First
Ammcerican Seaton
Swat
PoRelehuor Neil
Southernaires
Leeo Freudbere
Orch
Major Bowes
John Zoller
Helen Westbrook
Don Arves
Radio Warblers
Bob _Jones
Alice Blue
Wwccoo
Wallerie_ Brown
Sundway
KFJB
George Sokolsky
Democracy In Action
Wrg
KPJB
Salon Ensemble
Krip
Raron Slade
Don Pedro
Zelda
Wcco N. Y. Philharmonic
KRFJB
Keje
Capitol
WGN Canaries
Uropean
Hollywood Quartet
Religion
Doss
Voice of Industry
Nobody's Children
Chas E. Coughlin
Paul Parker
Johnny Davis
Ord
Nick Lucas
KPIB
Newsi Liscomb
Ben Bernie
People’s Church of the Air
Percy B. Crawford
America
Waco
Silver Theater
New Orleans
IWWMT
Ay Ego Gateway
Hollywood
Grouch
Dinah Shore
Anson Weeks
Wwaepernae
Ac Jenny
Sunset Trio
Dick Jurgren
Wccco
Bernie Blerman
Heidelbero Orch
Ellery Queen
Charlie McCarthy
Wgn—News
Rev. Chas
Fuller
Playhouse
Death
Cedric Adams
Austin
Scott
Dick Jurzens
Weeco
Laurence Welk
Ray Noble
Wcccoo
Paul Sullivan
Abe Lymani
Frankie_ Masters
Tommy Tucker
Mitchell Ayres
Joe Sucs
Columbia
WWL
Blue Barron
Steve Leonard
Bob
WOI
Wwcco
Sunrisers
Jerry Smith
KFJH
WM1
Paul Barger
Parm
Boone
Merrymakers
Wmt—Country Home
Lem Hawkins
WHO
Robert Bowers
Kpin
Happy Han
Blue Ribbon
Stelodtes
WSUI
Moraine Chapel
Los Angeles Colored Arch
Garod
Ma Perkins
WRU
Sunbeam
Yeui
Betty
Wells
Eitee Kelly
Man
Kia Musical Newareel
Melody Mart
Myrt
Marge
Joan
Wire
KYJB
Parade of Bands
Myrna Dee Sargent
Wol
Hilltop House
Eesant Plain
Bill
FJB
Asatte
June Baker
Weccoo
Stepmother
Woman In White
Lost Empire
Viennese Ensemble
Homemakers
Len Salvo
Lanny Ross
WISUI
David Harum
HFJIB
OTEAN
Wgn—Moraine
Mall Box
WWMT
Kitty Kelly
Wecco
Brenda Curtis
WsuUl
Lorenzo Jones
Wsui—Bookshelf
Widder Brown
Intop
Hannan
Tobs
WGNS
Manhattan
Kate Smith
Weodney
Jane
Music
Mary Sothern
Dr. Malone
KFPJB
San
Don Roth
Kitty Keene
Happy Gang
Rhythm Rambles
Street Forum
WMS
Cedar Valley Hillbillies
Izis—Wat—Voice of Iowa
Wool
Road of Life
WHO Rews
Variety
Wact International
Joe Doakes
Lem
Martha
Muse
Ausic
WSU1
WOC
Edith ‘Hendricks
Susan
Arnold Grimm
Kryo
Harrold Turner
Plano
Judy
BBC
Joyce Jordan
Bookman
Mary Marlin
Jimmy Smith
Ma_ Perkins
Tom Owens
Cowboys
Ite
Eyup
Jack Arthur
Iowa History
Stella Dallas
Melody Time
American_ Art Week
Vic and Sade
Wolf
Creative English
Book-a-Weeek
Drake University
Lawrence Salerno
Kathleen Norris
WIUI
KFUJB
Johnson
Wwceco
Caroline's Store
WPA
Charlie Flagler
W8sul
Sam
Worde
Scattergood Baines
Newts
Twilight Hour
Lucky Lyric
Edna O' Dell
Billy and
Flementary Swanish
Ellen Randolph
Sh Deates Ah Weber Orch
Edda Hopper
Miss Julia
H. V. Kaltenborn
WSIII
Jack Armstrong
Cavalcade of
Tom Mix
Amos 'N' Andy
Tommy
American Legion
Lanecancer
Wcco—Model Minstrels
EU Sportstime
Margaret Speaks
WSUT
Keenenewood
Wair
al and
Lee Reiser Orch
Billy Repaid
Wccco—Radio Theater
Wgn—Dance Orchestra
Black Magic
WOR Symphony
Alec Templeton
Business Girls
International Gipsy Orch
SUI News
Bunny Bérrigan
Raymond Gram Swink
Wacco
Guy Lomberdo
Lew Diamond
Blondie
WNT
Ossie Nelson
Ozzie Nelson
Paul Whiteman
Gladys Swarthout
Ben Cutler
Rollie Johnson
WUT
Benny Goodman
Dick Barrie
Xavier Cugrt
NIS
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Wanedohnny Davis
Sonny James
WMWT
Lysle. Murphy
Last Week Shifts in Neutrality Law and War Material Sales
It describes passage of a revised neutrality law allowing cash-and-carry sales to Britain and France, with a hostile Congress and isolationists clashing over a gag rule. Shipping limits and embargo repeal signals surface as factories prepare war materials for Allied buyers amid political spats and international telegrams.
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Britain
France
Germany
America
House
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Viacheslaff Molo
Talented Floor Show Planned For Policemen's Ball
The Policemen's Ball on November 13 at the Memorial Building features Tommy Dorsey as the main attraction with Ellen Stettler Jean Fahrney and others in a full hour of floor show entertainment. Acts include Terry and Walker and Wilford Dubois. Doors open 8 pm, show at 10 15 pm, dancing until 1 am.
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Memorial Building
Tommy Dorsey
Vince Kofron
Frank Bukacek
Glen Walters
Jack Haberle
Cedar Rapids
New York
Dorsey
Anita Boyer
Webster City
Mason City
World War II Era Echoes Abroad and Domestic Unrest
Summary of a wide range of 1939 events: Molotov’s ultimatum to Finland over Soviet troops and Baltic bases, British-Russian tensions, Italy’s cabinet shakeup, German advances in France, submarine blockade of England, Czech resistance on anniversary, wartime rationing in Britain, Dutch border law, Pope Pius XII’s encyclical, California pension ballot, CIO vs New Deal, espionage trial in Geneva, deaths of Adams and Read, New York World’s Fair closure, Winnie Ruth Judd’s hospital transfer, St Louis case, Mis souri murder trial, Ecuador safe landing of flyers, Coulmore attack report, Wyoming dynamite deaths, Iowa cornhusking champ.
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Finland
Molotoff
Aaland Islands
Norwegian
Latvia
Supreme Council of Soviets
Russia
Germany
Mussolini
Rome-Berlin
Italy
Dino Alfieri
Joseph Paul Goebbels
Western Front
Pius XII
California
John L. Lewis
CIO
Virginia Cap Rotha
Geneva
Phoenix
Aviz
William Sentner
St. Louis
Montezuma
Newton
Indianapolis
Ernest Pietch
Missouri
Carl Bivens
Ecuador
New York
Peru
Coulmore
United States
Wyoming
Alvin Roberts
Atalissa
Jtowa
Natex advertised by Podzimek’s Pharmacy in city notice
A local ad touts Natex with testimonials from Mr Samuel Tranberry of 1646 Third Avenue and a special representative at Podzimek’s Pharmacy 100 Second Avenue SE Opposite Post Office. The appeal highlights relief from constipation nerves and sleep disruption with claims of improved health and nightly rest.
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Natex
Podzimer
100 Second Ave. SE
Samuel ‘Tranberry
Third Avenue
Podzimek
Second Avenue SE
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