Radio and TV Tonight On NBC CBS Columbia and More
Secretary Cordell Hull appears with the Navy band on NE network. Light music features Guy Lombardo Red network and Ernie Halst Glenn Miller Will Osborne Artie Shaw Gray Gordon Blue. News segments include March of Time Blue and Cesar Saerchinger Red. Dramas include Fighting Death Valley Days Red and Mr District Attorney Red. Get Ready for World Problems on NBC Red with John W. Davis. Leah Aks Titanic survivor guest on Believe It or Not 10:30. Pearl Buck and Anna May Wong on Campbell Playhouse with Orson Welles. Mars life dramatized in Men Behind the Stars at 5:15. Sound of atoms from Berkeley Cyclotron at 6:15 on Columbia. What Price America? dramatizations on Saturday. Col Louis Johnson at 1 PM Fairmont. Hank Lange conducts NBC Symphony at 10 PM Blue. 1999 preview talks by Frick and Harridge on NBC Live Saturday 8 PM. Senator Pittman discusses neutrality on WBC Red at 9:30. Alec Templeton concludes National Barn Dance on Blue.
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United States Navy
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Ernie Halst
Glenn Miller
Will Osborne
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Columbia Network
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Orson Welles
Campbell Playhouse
Mars
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Burns
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America
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Twat
Theard
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Monongahela Valley Association
Fairmont
W ‘Va
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
NBC Symphony
Ford Frick
William Harridge
NBC Llve
Key Pittman
Nevada
Wbcred
Alec Templeton
Blue Network
Propaganda Blizzard of 7915 and US Neutrality Debate
A wild editorial piece argues the United States faces a flood of foreign propaganda aiming to sway opinion before potential conflict. It cites German, Italian, British, and Japanese influence, urging vigilance while defending freedom of speech yet questioning how to respond without compromising neutrality during looming international tension.
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Speth
Amieiee
United States
Exile's Return Sparks Controversy Over War Allegations
A controversial figure linked to the Bergkall case returns to the U S amid debate. The individual, Grover Cleveland Birgdall, purportedly fled Germany during wartime, living covertly with family to avoid arrest, and now faces possible imprisonment upon return. Public reactions split between punitive penalties and concerns over national allegiance.
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Grover Cleveland Birgdall
Ger Samy
Germany
Spuddle Aloo
Bergupilia
America
Government machinery shapes trade agreements in Washington
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on the interdepartmental coordination behind proposed trade agreements. Departments of State Commerce Labor Treasury and the tariff commission pool expertise through the trade agreements committee and country committee to prepare schedules for negotiations with foreign nations. Public hearings refine these schedules before final approval by the President and Secretary of State, then actual negotiations begin.
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Treasury
Tariff Commission
To State Department
Mama
Department of Commerce
United States
Lani Ghin
Agriculture Department
Kame
Americ
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Olor
Tra
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Publi Ekics
Committee On
Washington Senate Opens On Studio Lot For Capra Film
Hollywood studios convert six stages at Columbia to recreate the U S Capitol including the senate chamber press gallery and lobby for Frank Capra's Mr Smith Goes to Washington. Crews build full sets with ground plans from Washington and plan to fire stages as needed.
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Hollywood
Washington
Senate Chamber
Senate
Frank Capra
Mr. Smith
Columbia Studio
Capra O Atickler
Fis
Rajirent Terminal
Lions Banks
Studia
Alex
Stamp News Items Highlight 1928 McKinley Imperforate Pair
The piece notes a rare 7 cent McKinley 1928 regular issue imperforate center pair with only 20 pairs known. It details discovery in Ohio, sale to N. P. La Ganke of Cleveland, and mentions other philatelic items such as airmail cadets for new pickup routes, the World Wide Convention in Tulsa, and Will Rogers commemoratives from Mexico and Nicaragua.
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Ohio
N. P. la Ganke
Cleveland
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
Pittsburgh
Tulsa
Okla
Mexico
Will Rogers
Roosevelt
Nicaragua
Barbs Arrangements and Populations in Quirky 1920s Note
A fragmented clipping notes arrangements for a Romanian edition of How to Win Friends and Influence People and hints at wartime TV opera broadcasts. It mentions Congress shelving WPA investigations, a Crawford mention, and Hollywood comments. It cites Soviet Russia’s official population as 170,126,000 and ends with a derisive line toward Hitler.
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Rumania
Soviet Russia
Hitler
Ineze
Victory Loan drive to launch with workers meeting
The Victory Loan drive will officially launch in this city tomorrow with a meeting of all local workers from prior loan drives. National Bank of Cimy plans extensive improvements, including a new large concrete and steel vault at the rear of the present vault. Clarence L L Dunn died yesterday after a lingering illness at 65. He was the son of a former Baptist minister here. Annual commencement exercises of M B Hospital Brooklyn IN Va will be May 1 at Greenwood Baptist church. Rev David Downey G ve to deliver the address. Kirwin publisher Corry and Union City Directory says three men are at work on the 1910-20 directory, fish work under way. Free Bertram Fillegar, 37, died this morning at his Columbus township home after pneumonia. A small boy was arrested for riding bicycles on Verity sidewalks in violation of city ordinance.
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National Bank of Cimy
M. B. Hospital
Brooklyn
Greenwood Baptist Church
David Downey
Ve. H. Kirwin
Corry and Union City
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A column urges household medicine cabinet organization and proper labeling. It warns of poison risks and emphasizes segregating poisons when restoring order, noting neglect leads to future regret and suggesting practical steps for safety and labeling even amid everyday clutter. It also recalls Archimedes using mirrors to set Roman ships ablaze during the siege of Syracuse in 214 B C.
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Surrors
Archimedes
Syracuse
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