Radio Network Variety Night With Cugat and Guests
Radio listeners will hear Xavier Cugat’s rhumba on the Magic Key of RGA tonight at 7:30 on NBC Blue, with Nathaniel Shilkret conducting the Victor Orchestra and Elwood Roodner back from the Holy Land. Other programs include Lew Lehr and Johnny Messerschmidt at 7:40 on Blue, and a salute to Cologne on Red at 8. MLS shows feature Horace Heidt, Al Donahue, and more across Blue, Red networks, plus Columbia and CBS specials and musical highlights from Dvorak to Katharine Barrymore guests.
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Chesha
Blue Network
Cugat
Nathaniel Shilkkret
Victor
Elwood Roodner
Holy Land
Arthur J. Burton
Orient
Order of Adventurers
Nbc-Blue
Lew Lehr
Johny Mess- Hers
Col Stoopnagle
Doses Pasternack
Carnation
Cologne
Red
Bill Sterry
Horace Heidt
Gray Gordon
al Donahue
Doe Hines
Barry Winton
Little Jack Little
Gieam Miller
Orrin Tucker
Tommy Dorsey
Rex
Bila Fitzgerald
Gsad
Ethel Barrymore
Pranklin P. Adams
John Klerin
Osear Lavant
Lifton Fadiman
Jon Jacob Loch
Nellie Revell
U. S. Army Band
Alec
Templeton
Antonin Dvorak
Columbia
Cass Adams
New York Herald Tribune
Ted Husing
Silent serenades fade as wedding horn carols boom
A nostalgic verse recalls old time astonishments at rural stake kisses and horned merrymaking. Modern nuptials trigger louder, chaotic celebrations with many vehicles and blaring horns. The speaker laments the change and urges curbs on the noisy displays.
Judge Rules on Ballot Access for Corry School Directors
The Armstrong county ruling upholds two Corry school director candidates right to file new nominating petitions and appear on the September primary ballot. The decision cites good faith petitions and fault lies with advice from the county commissioners office, promising a competitive race that will energize the Corry fall primaries.
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V. Frank Gratt
Armstrong County
Corry
Fie
Airectoraite
Conney| Commissioners Office
Fie Tcosl
Cheaper PHA Mortgages Open Way to Build Modest Homes
The new PHA insured mortgage rates drop to 4.4 and 4 percent for new projects, with a 10 percent down payment and monthly payments around 25, aiming to cut a 4000 dollar loan in 25 years. Officials say this enables affordable home ownership and could spark a building boom, aiding the economy.
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Stewart McDonald
YEAR'S WORK YEAR'S PAY AT FIREMAN MFG CO
The Scoi Fireman Manufacturing Company guarantees five weeks of work and a week of vacation with full pay to its employees. This year the plant closed from June 30 to July 10 for holidays. The firm makes stokers and has become seasonal, using shifts and layoffs, but with a new building it plans to store materials and manufacture year round. This shift aims to improve efficiency and profits as seasonal fluctuations are reduced.
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Union vote dispute at General Motors stalls decision
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on the United Automobile Workers strike at General Motors and the pending NLRB election fight. The Chrysler precedent may split bargaining power by plant, with UAW and AFL-CIO factions each pressing for control as production faces disruption and wage talks loom.
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General Motors
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A-F
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Fool and Die
Efferin
Earl Closh
Driroit Agys
Dingaan’s Day记: Boer Victory Over Zulu at Blood River
Recalls Dingaan’s Day and the 1838 Voortrekkers victory over the Zulus at Blood River. Amid British anti slavery laws, Andries Pretorius led 464 Boers against 12,000 Zulus on December 16, 1838, leaving about 3,000 Zulu dead and securing a claimed salvation for South Africa.
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South Africa
Dingann
Dingaan
Velds
Natal
Transvaal
Dingaans
Andries Pretorius
Blood River
Today’s Common Error Caution Note
A garbled instruction warns against saying a faulty phrase about a defective person roaming the neighborhood seeking pleasure, but the text contains incomplete and unclear wording. It highlights how misspellings and garbled quotes create confusion in reporting everyday language errors.
Giant panda comes to St Louis Zoo under protection
The first adult panda to arrive in the United States is placed on exhibit at the St Louis Zoo. Weighing between 251 pounds and 4 hundred pounds, the panda is described as the largest in captivity and will be monitored closely as it adapts to its new environment.
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Het ST. Louis
Hollywood film dreams and a virus of acting in Hollywood
Walter Connolly derides Hollywood as full of non professionals who imitate film stars. He notes how everyday workers and extras mimic famous actors, from aviators to bellboys, creating carbon copies. He warns the acting dream persists despite limited breaks and a gaudy display on screen.
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Hollywood
Han
Walter Connplly
Connolly
Cary Great
Hite
California
Lionel Barry
Fred
Astaire
Toam Guardian
Grand Hotel
Onslow Stevens
Nails and their growth in summer from a medical society
The article notes fingernails grow fastest in summer with full growth taking 4 to 6 months while top nails grow more slowly. Nails protect fingers and toes, aid delicacy and grip, and may be used by animals for protection. Injury and disease can disrupt growth, leading to splitting or ridges, and nail biting is warned as harmful.
Daily Quiz From a Classified Page
A scrambled test quiz asks: What causes rainbows and the capital of Connecticut. It also mashes many garbled phrases about WPA or PWA administrators, palace sites, fights, and sports terms. The article seeks answers to ten questions with unclear wording and multiple misprints.
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Connecticut
Ig Cal
Harrington
WPA
PWA
Louvre
Geno Mako
War Department honors Pershing winner in 1919 record
Twenty years after the events, General Pershing awarded the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously to Clayton B. Skiff of this city for heroism at a German machine gun nest that blocked the unit’s advance. Also noted are local items on a White fire truck incident, city power measures, property sales, theater listings, and local social notes.
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War Department
Pershing
Clayton B. Skiff
Vermonter 99 Votes First Time as Women Win
A Vermont woman claims her first vote at 99 amid doubts about the youth exercising their privilege. Father Divine reportedly offered another estate in Canada, raising questions about heaven and the movement. A psychiatrist notes that while fringe cases exist, the power to do nearly anything remains. Classifieds show want ads and small-space pricing.
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Vermont
Tony
Father Divine
Canada
Mortige
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Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
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Grand Theatre Tonight
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