All- District Musical Festival on NBC Blue schedule
Tidal broadcast of a large concert from Hotel Hilton Long Beach features 700 high school performers, an orchestra of 125, a 9‑chorus choir of 500, and appearances by Annabella CBS Texaco Star Theatre Ken Murray Langford Baker Sparks. Rosemary Lane and Rosemary Lane voice highlighted on Screen Guild Show. Major Bowes Amateur Hour and other NBCCBS programs listed with dates and times.
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Idle men idle money in Britain and Europe crisis
The piece argues labor stagnation leaves workers idle with few homes and savings tied up, burdening public treasuries. It notes capital owners hesitate to invest, economists urging capital to stay at work, and Hitler’s stance on Britain and Poland shaping a European crisis with potential shifts in U S policy.
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Admiral Stark to Lead Navy as Chief of Operations
Bruce Catton profiles Admiral Harold R. Stark, slated to become chief of naval operations on Admiral Leahy's retirement. The piece highlights Stark's measured, decisive leadership, long service in ordnance and personnel roles, and a career built on disciplined organization ensuring ship readiness and fleet effectiveness.
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Hitler's Masses Car Demands From Berlin Show
Germany lags the United States in auto ownership with one car per 44 people. Hitler called for a cheap mass car around $400, heavy weight reduction to save materials and fuel, a limited model range, and speed caps to 50 mph. The Valksauto, with 170,000 orders via the Labor Front, exemplified the plan, though first 100,000 deliveries await next year.
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Daily Dozen Vitamin IX Aims to Curb Postoperative Bleeding
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes a new vitamin, IX, designed to aid blood coagulation. It may reduce hemorrhage after surgeries, especially stone removal from the common bile duct, where bleeding once occurred in about 20 percent of cases and deaths ranged 10 to 40 percent. Scientists hope this vitamin could point toward a cure for hemophilia.
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Library Corner Reviews Three New Additions
The library adds three titles reflecting contemporary literature. Benjamin Py Doren presents Franklin’s complete life with his Autobiography, promising broad historical value and strong portraits. Seasoned Timber weaves small town Vermont themes around a college principal, a solid Yankee novel. A Peguliat Treason by Bov Powher offers an intimate, revealing story from the author of Show Boat and Cimarron, framed as a candid American memoir.
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Fair Losses Gold Displays at Maryvilla Exhibition
Widely read report notes Fair loses gold displays in Maryvilla area as counties sent exhibits to the Golden Gate International Exposition. Exhibitors express opinion the public would be more pleased by better lighting and clearer presentation, though overall reaction remains lukewarm.
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Buckeye State Misnamed In Fragmentary Tree Census
A garbled report attempts to name Ohio as the Buckeye state while discussing a tree census. The chaotic OCR text mentions 28 buckeye trees and 1,615 horse chestnut trees, with the city finding 99 203 trees across 112 forest varieties, creating a confused picture of local flora.
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Gracie Allen Known as America’s Favorite Nitwit
United Press notes Gracie Allen, partner of George Burns, is famed for ditzy quips and surreal stunts. The piece highlights her guarded persona, dizzy humor, and status as a beloved comedic figure in early American entertainment.
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Twenty Years Ago Notes From the Journal Files
A ragged note of a small town's history recounts a May homecoming for Company A after a lengthy service, a Waterford incident, a passenger arrival at Boston, birth announcements, progress on a corny location project, and local social and educational remarks.
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