Cavalcade of America stars Burgess Meredith in high profile broadcast
A radio premiere tonight on CBS Blue features Burgess Meredith in the Cavalcade of America title role Amerigo Vespucci. The program includes Glen Miller Orchestra, Andrews Sisters, and a roster of guest commentators and previews. multiple other shows and guests listed through the evening.
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Amerigo Vesplicel
Premmieré
Marquis James
Carl Garmer Ahams
Brank Monaghan
CBS Tonight
Glen Miller
Andarews
Aldrich Family
Bara Stone
Gloria Stuart
Prof
Carl van Doren
Pot O’ Gold
Horace Heidi
Bob Hope
Judy Garland
Jerry Colonna
Skinnay Bhitis
In Retrospect Taken From the Journal Files January 1920
January 2 1920 notes darkened by illness as John Brightman dies at East Branch at age 11 months. The city relies on Cory Ice Company plant for pure artificial ice while natural ice harvest begins, marked by unusual wood season and steady supply.
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Stanford Hose Company Open House Feasts New Year
Fire department members host a New Year open house with a turkey dinner and social games. The event blends humor and camaraderie across ages and incomes, highlighting the Stanford Hose Company as a democratic, spirited community hub.
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Bitese Iboya
Budget mood in Washington hints at slower deficit draw
Washington budget notes project a potential $1 billion cut from last year’s estimates when Congress meets on January 3. If executive figures hold and a 10 percent spending reduction occurs, thrift-minded citizens could see a brighter outlook as business improves and tax rates stay the same. The piece also notes possible electoral gains for Congress in 1940 and mentions planned Australia and New Zealand relief stations in Washington.
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Congress
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Clyde
Japanese discontent rocks Tokyo amid war weariness
A parliamentary protest by 240 lower house members signals lack of confidence in Premier Abe over the lengthy Chinese war. The shift comes as Japan debates failing military policies, fear of treaty lapse, and continued need for outside supplies including grain and oil. Strong public sentiment presses moderation and potential political upheaval.
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Bruce Catton In Washington Face Social Security Debates
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on upcoming winter Congress battles over social security reform. The article notes the Connolly amendment to boost federal grants to states, possible moves on Townsend plans, and President Roosevelt’s hospital proposal affecting health insurance debates and federal health services.
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Hollywood Doctors and Their Screen Roles Across Film History
A lively, era tone survey of actors who played doctors and scientists on screen. It notes Auguste Barrymore, Lew Ayres, George Cukor era names, and varied roles such as Dr Ehrlich in The Story of Dr Ehrlich, Dr Gillespie, Arrowsmith, and Dr Hildane, highlighting how these physician roles shaped careers and public reception.
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Gary
Glark Gable
Thomas
Daily Dozen ties to Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Fragment shows stalled OCR of a historic piece discussing Chinese labor and medical involvement, mentioning a medical society in Pennsylvania and themes of pay and care. Limited readable facts focus on doctors, patients, and Chinese workers, with era tone and garbled names.
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Tie Medical Society
State of
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New Houses for American Public See Big Program
Enthusiasm builds as 1939 housing units rise by about 16 percent from 1938. Builders foresee 1940 total near 600,000, though some note 1929 was not a true peak. FHA credit expansion aids home ownership while concerns over industry corruption prompt investigations and new committees to aid low income housing.
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America
Lkely
Federal Housing Administration
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Arnold
Petimong
the Nations
Hemorrhoid Relief Ad Promotes San-Cura Ointment
An advertisement touts Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment for hemorrhoids and piles with claims of soothing comfort. It recommends washing first with San-Cura Soap and notes prices of the ointment and soap, also suggesting uses for minor sores and irritation.
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