Italians Tell Of Successes In War Effort
Rome reported that Italy’s land air and sea forces show promising results in fighting France and Britain. Four French planes, ten British aircraft and an Allied submarine were destroyed in various Mediterranean and African theaters. Genoa and Massawa aerial actions caused civilian casualties and damage, with one woman killed and eight injured in Genoa. Soviet actions in Lithuania noted as a concern by Fascists.
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Rome
Tkaty
France
Great Britain
Genna
Alpine
East Africa
Coms
Monique
Mediterranean
Corsica
Malta
Massaua
Eritrea
Genoa
Comsmunighe
Thissia
Lithuania
Italy
War-time Dilemma and Italian Empire Ambitions Highlighted
The piece notes fears over a French crossing to Algiers undermining Il Duce’s Asian empire aims. It cites Tumulty’s remark that Italy’s emblem becomes a bird of prey after declaring war. It mentions Wendell Willkie’s covert efforts to win Dewey delegates through Alabama connections.
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Frepen
Afvica
Mediterranean
Algiers
IL Duce
Italy
Alabama
Wendell Willkie
Dewey
Radio Legacy Bradley Debuts as Ranch Boys Soloist
Radio listings announce Bradley, one third of the Ranch Boys, stepping forward as a full baritone soloist on the Club matinee program at WGKY. The page also notes Byrd discussing Financial Defense on National Radio, Lupino guesting on Lite Willy Wood, and a 14th national 4-H camp broadcast from Washington with Farm and Home hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acy Bradley
Ranch Boys
Sill Kiessor
WGKY
Bradley
Johnnie Johnston
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Forum
Ida Lupine
Willy Wood
Ben Alexander
Gordon Boric Mutica
Lupino
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service
U. ” Marine Band
Nbc-Wgkv
Rockey Godon
Malcolm Claire
Irene Wicker
Bud Barton
At The Capitol Screenings and News Reel Highlights
The listing covers shows at multiple venues including The Capitol and The Kearse with titles such as Waterdan Bridge and Safari. It notes performances featuring Irene Dunne Cary Grant Randolph Scott and Mary Tate, plus Merrie Melodies, Smiley Burnette and Popeye. Stars include Jane Withers Gene Autry Carole Lombard and Ronald Colman.
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Capitol “Waterdan Bridge
Vive Fon Leghabel
Reheye Taylor
Tayeh
U. S
Wife
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Randolph Scott
Madeleine Csrro
Douglas Fairbarske, Jr
Smiley Burnette
Smid
Mary Tate
Ackeleed
Stooge Vurnety
Popeye Rartien
Rialto
Cyrlops
Albers Dekker
Janive Logan
Jane Withers
Gene Autry
Eleanor Pringelt
Fred Astute Oanth
Carole Lombard
Custer
Wilt Chirk Gable
Jeanette MacDonald
Ronald Callan
Joe
Goddard Astaire film clash shocks Hollywood gossip
Hollywood reports Paulette Goddard may quit summer stock to star opposite Fred Astaire in Second Chorus. Charlie Chaplin opposes outside work until The Dictator is released, citing contractual limits with Paramount. The piece notes Roosevelt defense buildup and rapid mobilization, with bets on future naval and air force expansion.
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Harriet Parsons
Hollywood
Paulette Goddard
Fred Astaire
Chaplin Manse
Charlie
Paulette
Astaire
Paramount
Boris Morris
Robert Stilman
Chaplin
Miss G
Orphan Annie and Radio Hour Highlights Parade
A mix of program notes and performances. Orphan Annie appears in repeat. Several music acts and orchestras listed with times around 7.00 and 6:39. Includes Dancing Muses Orchestra, Reg Manpin Orchestra, Blondie and Dasgward act, and The Green Hornet drama segment.
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Mbs
Pat Doveiar
Weis Senat
Thomas Mews
Hud Berton
Cbs-Wabe
Annie
H. Pole
Grean
Blue-Chain
Blondie
Dasgward
Rhs
Mabeenn
Actiian Rutemble
Che-Rhain
Ian Ranger
Bewma
Mbswor
Kosirinieta de Martin
Mario Grehesita
Mbs-Chaln
Td Wallontein
Mngen
Treat Palse
Tom Iatard
Ebelinn
Tieless Joe to Be GOP Fight Center in Philadelphia
Ninety Six, South Carolina politician Telbert Talbert becomes the focal point as party factions clash over the South Carolina delegation to the Republican national convention. The contests committee meets to hear challenges to his slate while national leaders arrive to organize the Philadelphia gathering and consider the nominee’s acceptance address at Franklin Field.
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Philadelphia
Joe’ Talbert
South Carolina
Republican High Command
Palmetta
Telbert
Alaska
Nafoes
John D. Hamilton
ellevue-Steatford
Nommnee
Swiss on Edge as German Advance Alarms Frontier
Swiss officials and military authorities brace for possible French refugee influx as German forces push toward Lorraine and the Maginot Line. Crowds of French civilians reportedly gather at the Swiss frontier seeking safety, while Switzerland notes under international law it must intern French troops who cross into Swiss soil.
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Geneva
INS
Ihe
Switzerland
Swiss
International Aw
Dancing Music Orchestra Chronicle of 10:25 Broadcasts
A garbled 1920s style radio listing notes multiple dance music orchestras and broadcasts. Mentions Dancing Music Orchestra, Chiy Lombara, Ravinand swing, Sant American Women war news, Romance in Rhythm, News and Dance segments, and performers like Lanny Ross. Contains scattered program times and station references.
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Dancing Music Orchestra
Mbs
Obe-Went Dencing Music Orchestra
Mne
Chiy Lombara
Mbr
Abe
Warkag
Andy
LOMB
ebs-Dixie
Mike Nist
Lanny Ross
WM Radio
Parun
Von—Maneng
Two Ocean Navy Talked By King On Broadcast
Washington June 16 Rear Admiral Ernest J King said a two ocean navy may be needed in the future to face Pacific threats and simultaneously protect the Atlantic. For now he urged concentrating on the present authorized build up and only then considering a two ocean or one and one hit navy. He noted that with the Panama Canal secure and ships able to move between oceans the nation could get by with a one and one hit navy.
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Army
Navy
Congress
National Defense Advisory Commission
Atlantic
South America
Army Air Corps
Texas
Civil Aeronautics Authority
White House
War Department
Madame Bank
Lfe
Patrick St. Bridge
City Limets
Charleston
Weat
St. Alban Spring Hil
Washington
Ernest J. King
Ke ‘Y
General Board
U. S
Pacific
Atelantic
King
Panna
Rev Millard J. Miller to Quit in September
Martinsburg reports Rev Millard J Miller longtime superintendent of the Virginia conference United Brethren church will resign in September to become director of young people's work and Christian education for the church He will present his resignation at the annual conference in Keyser West Virginia and will move to Dayton Ohio after a new superintendent is named
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Martinsburg
Millard J. Miller
Virginia
United Brethren Church
Keyser
W. Va
United Brethren Board of Christian Education
Dayton
Miller
Fair Enough Continued Iray Page 6 Comment on Willkie Nomination
The Apposition has compiled material on the wartime economy and political prospects. It questions whether Willkie can persuade voters he would unleash money and free industry under capitalism, arguing the presidency should not be viewed as a single obvious choice during wartime.
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Willkie
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the Amazing
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San Jose
California
Hy Ripley
Clark Dennis
Sanze
Wite Saver
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AP Newe
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Malcolm
Glatre
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Rhythen Aluh
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Enc
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the O'Neils
Beetch
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Geass
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Lynne Overman
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Ea Mudie
Bi Mope
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Business Review
Food For
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Washington St
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Woodyard Commercial Printers
Baie
Radford Termite CO
Nash Reo
Sales & Service Distributors
Dial
Court St
Wickline Motors
Jarrett
Arry A. Jarrett
Kirk
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Norge Refrigerators
Electrolux
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Strand Billiards
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J. E. Ratliff, Inc
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