Radio Tonight and Tomorrow Full of Celebrity Guests
Variety of NBC CBS programs teases with Olford Geidantth skit star Rudy Vatlee 1998 memory. Guests include Gertrude Nielsen Alec Templeton Raymond Massey and Herbert Hoover speeches. Musical selections by Guy Lombardo and the Army Band. multiple broadcasts from New York Baltimore and Chicago stations.
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NBC
Fred Waring
George Glin
Sammy Kayenm
Lee Irwin
Ole Viena
Tommy Higgs
Belly
Freddie Rich
Firestone
Richard Crooks
Alec Templeton
Ri Lo
Herbert
Hoover
Joseph W. ‘Martin
City of Massachusetts
Biddle Rogers
Mal Hallett
Lou ‘Breeze
Lind
Clyde Lucas
Glenn Miller
Chick Foster
Columbia
Broadcasy
Kenneth Olsen
School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Carl Saubure
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick
Rochester Civic Orchestra
U. S. Army Band
Debate on Philippine independence shaped by Quezon remarks
Manila dispatch notes rising debate over 1946 independence for the Philippines. Quezon’s statements fuel both pro and anti independence camps, with educators and politicians reexamining ties to the United States and weighing economic and military readiness for freedom.
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Richard Vc. Wilson
United Press Star
Manila
Commonwealth
Manuelph ‘Quezon
Quezon
United States
Philippines Daily Herald
Eiverybody
Philippines
Bell
Manila Pally Bulletin
Pilipino
Devon
Salvador Araneta
Japan
China
Germany
Quexon
Zven
America
America i
Jane Romers
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Romero
Movement For
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The American Mosaic Through Foreign Eyes
A foreign observer describes traveling across the United States and wrestling with the contradictions of American life. He notes America as a grand spectacle of change, blending democracy and anti-democratic tendencies, idealism and materialism, wealth and poverty, realism and imagination. He sees a lively culture, uneven progress, and a distinctive American spirit shaping the nation’s diverse realities.
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America
Waerica
Revolu
Ius
Fugitive Rene Bel- Renklt Exiled From Guiana to Americas
The French exile Rene Bel- Renklt, famed for books on Guiana and his wanderings, faces renewed controversy as he seeks shelter in Costa Rica after living in the United States. Critics question hospitality amid a life marked by controversial past actions and controversial writings.
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Rene Bel- Renklt
Colainy
Guiana
Sivice
America
Minhout
New Yorks
Costa Rica
Webster
Fire prevention work by midwest department noted
The article reports a fire department visiting private homes to inspect and paint hazards, with experts offering aid when risks were found. It mentions lectures and radio talks to raise awareness, while noting ongoing prevention efforts and the impact on local safety culture.
Political bosses and New Dealers push third term
Washington observes a coalition of party bosses and New Dealers urging Roosevelt to seek a third term. Senators like Guffey and Chicago Mayor Kelly back the move to preserve influence, while critics warn against deep budget cuts. The CIO decries cuts as threatening recovery as fiscal arguments ripple through party ranks.
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Troossvelt
Roosevelt
Guffey
Illinois
Chicago
Kelly
Bailiwick
White House
New Deal
Daily Dozen Medical Caution From Pennsylvania Society
A fragmentary medical note warns mothers about a child named Sonny experiencing abdominal pain. It cautions against castor oil for suspected appendicitis, explaining that pressure could cause rupture and peritoneal infection, urging quiet, rest, and professional care. The text also veers into unrelated Hollywood speculation about minds and authenticity.
Barbs and Bits From A Bustling Era Election Parodies Metro Scene
Clipped, garbled prose hints at Canadian election talk and odd bids. A New York couple seeks control of Pullman space while a St Bernard causes lighthearted fuss. Britons arm for forest citizens and England’s footing in a wartime context appears tangential. The mix suggests a satirical newspaper brief with disparate vignettes.
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New York
St. Bernard
Brangy
Meanest man in pictures Henry Gordon Still Strikes as Villain
Hollywood, Feb. 42 Henry Gordon, long known as a film villain, remains a menacing screen presence in Passport to Alcatraz. A New Yorker by birth, he trained in technical schools before turning to stage and then cinema. He rose to fame with Broaway appearances and silent film roles before returning to Hollywood with the advent of sound. He has acted in over 80 films, often portraying suave villains across diverse locales.
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Hollywood
Bollywood
Henry Gordon
Gordon
Blackman
Streen
Jack Hol
Colummbia
Alcatraz
Gorton
New York
Heomusey
Ing Claire
Mary Duncar
Florence Reed
Victor
Fragmented OCR prompts unclear headline
The readable text is garbled and lacks identifiable names places dates or events to form a coherent news item. No actionable facts beyond vague references to activity and a person or role.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files December 12 1920
Twenty years ago news notes recount Solts and Solt output at comy Chair and Standard Box. Louise Williams vacationing with her mother in Fake View Pa. school closed due to thy and chickenpox cases. Edward Sargent to address Community Sing at Rex Theater Sunday. Charles E Kennedy dies at home. George Brew attends Towers. Lena Cohen travels to New York for spring stock. Rev CE Woodward in city for Board of Commerce dinner. Mrs Laura M Blakeslee passes away.
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Louise Williams
South Center Street
Fakeview
Edward Sargent
Meadville
Rex Theater
Stamps depict final Free City of Danzig Teutonic Knights
The last Danzig stamp group before its return to the German Reich features three Teutonic Knights. The Knights, a historic military religious order from the Crusades, rose to power east of Germany, held Danzig from 1308, and lost it to Poland in 1455. Their decline followed defeats and revolts, ending with the French Revolution erasing their estates. Hitler later used the eastern drive to justify reclaiming former territories.
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Free City of
Danzig
German Reich
Teutonic Knights
Poland
Tannenberg
Ladislaus
Hitler
Prison Reading Lures Inmates To State Prison Library
Warden Charis Clarke notes New Hampshire State Prison library has the largest per capita circulation reported in the country. In 1939 the 275 inmates made 42 092 calls for books and magazines.
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Reading
Goncord
N. H
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Charis Clarke
New Hampshire State
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