Radio schedule chaos and farm woes mix with football
A jumble of radio listings highlights diverse programs from NBC CBS and Blue networks including football classic at Soldier Field broadcast by NBC Blue with Bill Stern, industry talks by Sidney Hillman, Arthurian music and dramatic readings, plus plans for new insect spray and crop concerns amid overproduction and diseases.
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Soldier Wield
Chicago
College All Stars
New York Giants
Eveniay
NBC Blue
Bill Stern
NBC
Dictatorships to Be Shunned Warns Against Concentration of Power
A editorial warns that dictatorships in Germany Italy and Russia threaten millions and urges Americans to resist concentrating power in one person or small groups. It mocks war as a clash of rulers and condemns political entanglements while noting Attorney General Murphy favors curbing lawyers in politics.
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Europe
United States
Germany
Italy
Russia
Buraye
Murphy
Congress
Alaska offers greater wealth to settlers and investors
Hany Slattery under secretary cites a Department of the Interior report predicting rich development in Alaska by private firms in partnership with government. Resources include herring, crab meat, furs, leather, and paper. development aims to avoid displacing residents or creating new slums while boosting U S economic independence.
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Alaska
Department of the Interior
Hany Slattery
Partnersilly
United States
Migratory Workers and Tax Protest in New Jersey
Bruce Catton discusses migratory workers in New Jersey seasonal labor in potato fields and related relief concerns as towns debate sanitary camps and living conditions. He shifts to Boston, detailing the Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Association, its structure, lobbying methods, and a proposed 2 percent sales tax for relief costs, which has faced defeats but remains a focal point.
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New Jersey
Departments of Health
Discond
Boston
Callen
Ava
Herber
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Assocation
Oval Association
Ste
Jagents
Federation
Tobage
Hollywood Film Shop Sees Influx of European Talent
Hollywood Calif Aug 25 The past three months have brought a heavy influx of European actors to Hollywood as political turmoil drives them to stay. John Loder and wife Micheline Gheirel arrive with baby Dan elle while Charles Laughton returns for The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Alfred Hitchcock is set to direct Reb esca for Selznick International and Muriel Angelus signs a long contract with Paramount. Raymond Massey remains in the United States for Abe tinenin im Tlingis and John Garvick is signed for Victor Herbert at Paramount. Jerfel Bergman joins Tat ernrema and English stars Laurence Olivier Will Fyffe and Margaret Lockwood await assignments with Frank Lloyd s Ruler of the Seas. Vivien Leigh, posted from Ireland, is in Gone With the Wind.
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Hollywood
Calif
Europe
John Loder
Micheline Gheirel
Danelle
Loder
Paramount
Charles Laughton
Notre Dame
RKO Radio
Laughton
Ming
Alfred Hitchcock
Britain
He Fingll
Abe Tinenin
John Garvick
Victor Herbert
Jerfel Bergman
Starrigg
Laurence Oliver
Will Fyffe
Margaret Lockwond
Inter
Frank Lloyd
Vivien Leign
Star= Jett
Gons With
Zhyland
Stories in Stamps: Peter Stuyvesant’s Dictatorship in New Amsterdam
A compact tale of Peter Stuyvesant, the red faced Dutch governor who ruled New Amsterdam from 1647, clashed with Holland, fought New Englanders Swedes and Indians, and died on his New York farm after a ruined bid to reclaim the colony. He is buried at St Mark's Church cemetery on Second Avenue.
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America
Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
New York
Holland
New
Dutch West India Company
Curacao
St Martin Island
New World
Stuyverkilt
St. Mark's Church
Second Avenue
New York headline fragment with unclear names and place
Fragmented OCR text from a New York area item references a person and a place but lacks clear details, making it hard to identify events, dates, or entities. The readable portion suggests a misread report involving an individual and a location, but no verifiable facts emerge.
Pickpocketing Declared Crime by California Court
In San Jose California the Superior Court has ruled that pickpocketing remains a crime even when the pocket contains nothing. The decision clarifies that attempting or engaging in pickpocketing constitutes illegal conduct under state law.
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San Jose
Cal
Galiforfia
Pickig
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes August 25 1919
In 1919 local items include Big John Porter jailed by Chief Prank and Trooper Mahlon, with admission of attack on Mrs. Wills Porter. City alarm system updates reveal reactivated boxes and new locations. Citations given to three Company A members, Floyd McElroy, Bert Quedett, and Herman Mourer. DAR chapter formed at West Pleasant street with officers named. A camping party from Corry to Findley Lake planned at McCray cottage for a week. Teachers’ Institute trip to Pittsburgh noted. common error warned about saying adopted versus assumed.
Pseudo illnesses blamed on colon and appendix
The article explains how patients misinterpret abdominal pain as colon or appendix inflammation. It notes that true colon disease is rare, that pseudo-appendicitis can occur, and that symptoms like gas and anxiety may prod a patient to feel ongoing discomfort despite normal findings.
Seven Test Clues From Classified Pace
A compact prompt listing ten questions asks about geography and history. It probes naming the Antarctic land area, military insignia meanings, state borders, British War Minister, World War alliances, birthstone for November, Great Lakes location of Cleveland, Polish currency, pronunciation of scarab, and the Potomac River’s drainage into the Chesapeake Bay.
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South Pole
Alabama
Russia
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Ohio
Poland
Potomac River
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Henry Fitch
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Mel Hallett
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Voice of Firestone
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Pato
By William Ferguson
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Linnaeus
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Isi
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Hollywood Film Shop
Puungea
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Big John Porter
Burley
G. C. Richards
Floyd McElroy
Bert Qudett
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Herman Mourer
Youngsville
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Corry
Isabel Sweeney
Erie
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McCray
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