Radio Stage Night Charts Diverse Concert Listings
A sweep of NBC CBS and Blue network broadcasts features Margaret Speaks singing Debussy arias and Del Riego pieces, plus Del Riego and Daryl songs, Farrar debut, Penton science segment, Col Stoopnagle guest spots, and dance showcases by Gordon and Donahue. Also plans for orchestral broadcasts, Red Cross anniversary, and ArmstrongAmber fight coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Speaks
Air de Lia
Debussy
Voice of Firestone
Miss Speaks
del Riego
Daryl
Moya
Seattle
Wash
Carnation
Nbc-Red
Geraldine Farrar
Felix Knight
Victor
Nbc-Blue
Carroll Lane Penton
Blue Network
Sheila Barrett
Vincent Lopen
Col. Stoopnagle
Blue
Gray Gordon
al Donahue
Joe Rines
Barry Winton
Jack Little
Glenn Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Orrin Tucker
Bila Puggeral
Tony Martin
Columbia
Gavallo
Chicago
Grant Park
CBS
Judith Arlen
International Red Cross
Geneva
Washington
D. C
New York
God
Joe Emerson
NBC Red
U.S. Army
Billy Rose
Ted Husing
Hal
Kemp
Pennsylvania Parole Crisis Demands Action
An editorial argues Pennsylvania faces a national scandal over parole failures highlighted by the Thomas Goddard case in Florida. It cites criticism from J. Edgar Hoover and calls on Governor James to reform parole practices to protect the public and restore the state's reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehulgeionia Record
Florida
Thomas Goddard
Ruth Frances Dunn
Pennsylvania
Miami
Goddard
Dunn
Mansi
J. Edgar Hoover
James
Harrisburg
Debris Threat Warned If Tides Not Scurged
William Ferguson notes that without the scouring action of tides, many narrow harbors would accumulate debris and choke up global waterways. He emphasizes the role of tidal forces in keeping seas clear and safe for shipping.
Chemistry migrates as US edges Germany in research
A report by the American Chemical Society notes that Germany’s lead in chemistry faded after World War I and the current wartime period. The United States now outranks all nations in chemical research and industrial chemistry, while Germany lags behind except for some wartime developments.
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Germany
York
American Chemical Society
United States
Hitler
Japanese Attitudes Toward Britain Alarm Public Opinion
A Tokyo based column examines rising anti British sentiment in Japan and Britain bashing campaigns amid public hysteria. The author notes Americans see Japanese as gentle and courteous but mass hatred grows when national aims fail, suggesting the United States could face similar hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokto
Oy Franks
Japan
Anindnto
Belisin
Depan
Foraighers
Gilda
Great Britain
Air Boom Predicts Surge in Licensed Pilots
Dr Robert H Hinckley chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Authority projects a near tripling of licensed pilots in two years from about 26 000 to 43 100 by year end 1930 70 000 total pilots including trainees and students are anticipated as the aviation industry expands.
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Robert H. Hinckley
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Natal Crombhi
Tralne
Ing
Aiton
New York Labor Party rises in 1930s politics
Bruce Catton notes a shifting balance in New York politics as Tammany Hall wanes under New Deal influence. The Labor Party grows, providing crucial votes that helped LaGuardia and Lehman, and likely shaping presidential outcomes for Roosevelt in 1940.
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New York
Tammany Hall
American Labor Party
Tammany
Labor Party
Manhattan
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
Labor
LaGuardia
New York Ciy
Lehman
Ronsevelt
LaGwarrin
William Herlands
Kings County
Brooklyn
Herlanc
Ble Mar
Thomas Fi. Dewey
Manbsttdin
Charles Solomon
LaGuardie
Dewey
Barron-Style Retorts and Royal Pool Gossip Stir Readers
A Wall Street style volley features a barbed reply to John L. Lewis with a quiet no comment from Vice President Garner. The Duke of Windsor frets over field glass snappers at his pool inviting curiosity about the water. A large firm declares a dividend while stockholders reportedly faint in sympathy. The U S has a conscience fund with small amounts repaid by government beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Garner
Duke of Windsor
U. 5
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Medical Society warns swimmers face danger in pools and open water. Many drown or suffer cramps from diving beyond depth and unsafe practices. Eye injuries infections and ear or sinus problems occur. over 200 diving deaths recorded yearly. Readers urged to note water depths and practice safety.
Rubens First Exponent of Mass Production Art
Belgian issue honors Peter Paul Rubens with eight semi postals for his Antwerp home restoration. The stamps depict two views of the residence and six of Rubens paintings, featuring Rubens in his self portrait on a 1.75 franc blue stamp.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Iis
Europe
Rubens
Westphalia
Antwerp
Italy
Isabellz Brandt
Isabella
Netherlands
Belgium
Daily 9 How Many Can Quiz You Answer
Fragmented OCR presents a quiz page with numbered questions about rivers leaders and plans. It asks about St Paul Open poll tournament, Five Year Plan, birthright citizenship, phonograph inventor, postal nicknames, pronunciation of senor, marriage division, and capitals, all in a garbled form.
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Slyghter
St. Paul
Membersioff
Senor
Sienor
Lansine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Weather Note Reminds of Common Error
A language tip highlights replacing awkward phrases with natural phrasing. It contrasts saying I fear it will rain with incorrect variants and encourages concise wording for weather expressions.
Couple Collects Twig Leaves in Northern Ohio
O Phelps Meeker and his wife dedicate leisure to collecting and caring for tree leaves and twigs. They possess 90 of Ottie's 190 tree leaf species and are believed to know more about trees than anyone in Northern Ohio.
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Phelps Meeker
Ottie
Ohio
Footballs Sent to China From Japan in Patriotic Drive
Japanese officials report sending a large donation of sports equipment to China including about 15,000 footballs 1700 baseball sets and several tennis sets as part of a patriotic effort amid tensions.
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China
Tokyo
Thu Ean
Hollywood sound techs tune voices with distance and balance
In Hollywood the timing and placement of microphones shape each actor s voice. Greta Garbo is kept five feet away for mezzo chromatic depth while Ann Sothern is set six feet for a higher pitch. Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy often have four feet distance as technicians adjust levels to balance soprano and mezzo tones.
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Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Mike
Garbo
Ann Sothern
Miss Sothern
Jeannette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Eddy
Mss MacDonald
Mike McLaughlin
Metro-Goldwynn-Mayer
Wallace Berry
Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets and Local News
A roundup of items from August 21, 1910 reports Bi John Porter may be captured soon after an assault on Mrs. Willis Puller. A car driven by Frank Ford and a motorcycle rider named Spetz were seen last evening. a female passenger was thrown but not seriously injured. Building work on a new muntel jal building proceeds under Foreman Larson of Hyde and Murphy. Tiny, a black kitten owned by Mrs. Lite, has been missing ten days and shows signs of distress. A reunion of the Smith family was held at the old homestead now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heath. Mrs. William Goates, 80, died at her daughter’s home. Notes on microphone proximity discuss best sound capture for performers, highlighting Wallace Berry’s vocal volume and microphone sensitivity.
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Frank Ford
Spetz
Cone Amnuel
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Honolulu
Charlie
Bergen
Wakiki
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Dorothy Lamour
Artie Shaw
NBC
Strand Theatre
Broadway
Larry Clinton
Million Dollar Pier
Atlantic Cuy
Henry Armstrong
Lou Amber
Yankee Stadium
Tulal
Sam Taub
Bill Stearns
William ‘Ferguson
Hee Het
Eee
AAAS
Bruce Catton
Onoetalesleue
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Hollywood Film Shop
Bi John Porter
Willis Puller
Puller
New Munteljal Building
Foremat Larson
Hyde and Murphy Company
Tiny
Biack Kiltep
Anthony M. Lite
William Goates
Vis
Damon
Ayam
AL & P. Grape Juice
Yukon Beverages
Bts
BE & Hil
IONA
White House
Swift
Sunnyfield
Zein
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