Advertising Representative Listings and Mail Rates
A garbled advertising notice lists multiple firms such as Milwaukkee Equate Bidz and Detroit OF Com. Bide with addresses in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It notes post office handling Second Class Mail Matter and annual rates five dollars ninety cents per year with carrier and per-copy charges including three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week.
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Unclear student views mix with industrial optimism in wartime era
The piece surveys college seniors and youth attitudes amid national efforts, noting Columbia College and Columbia University students praising a contemporary civilisation course while outsiders doubt the era’s calm. It contrasts youth unemployment with a booming auto industry, highlighting GM’s 25 millionth car and global car ownership, and urges action to prepare a productive young generation for wartime economy.
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Columbia College
Columbia University
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Radio Listings Preview Tonight and Tomorrow Plans
NBC and CBS radio schedules showcase literary and musical programs from Louisville to New York. Harriet Boeschler Stowels novel adaptation leads a lineup with Ellery Queen, Dorothy Gordon, and Gordon’s Yesterday’s Children. Also featured are Johnny Breen and orchestra, Ray Bloch Swing Fourteen, and Met Opera broadcasts with Grace Moore and Cranks.
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Ohio
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Richmond
Charles B. Bauer
Baltimore
Johnny Gretn
Johnny Him
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Lanny Ross
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Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a discussion on daily nutrition. The article outlines five classes of food with emphasis on breakfast cereals vegetables and proteins while noting evolving processing can affect value. It stresses a balanced diet and mentions accessible common foods and dietary guidance.
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Joe Martin Dark Horse in Republican Nominating Push
Unofficial GOP supporters quietly back Massachusetts Congressman Joe Martin as a potential dark horse for the presidential nomination. A loose, informal group seeks votes for Martin at the convention, despite his lack of campaigning activity or formal organization. Meanwhile Hawaii’s Samuel King touts Americanized Japanese communities, and Roosevelt ally Schwellenbach’s renomination fight faces Homer Bone’s challenge as Washington cuts tilt toward the New Dealers.
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files January 12 1920
Journal excerpts recall highway work with 300 to 400 stone cars to be stored locally for road construction. NuBone company completes plans for annual conversions, Sam Jackson and company prep for city projects. Reports mention Mr and Mrs Dongid Cate of Shattansburg and a listing of local shop and hospital notes.
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Daily Quiz Questions Challenge Readers with Odd Topics
A scrambled Daily Quiz presents a set of questions covering geography chemistry languages and history. It asks who is Harold Granville the foreign minister of Japan and what city served as the capital before 1911 while testing readers on various obscure facts and labels.
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George Sanders recalls Hollywood move fueled by hunch and luck
Hollywood January story traces George Sanders quitting a British project in 1936 after a hunch led him to Hollywood. He cites arriving during a clear sky and booking passage to pursue screen work, later joining RKO Radio’s The Saint's Double Trouble. The piece covers his early life from Russia to Britain and his rise as a performer who sought U.S. citizenship.
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Ida Harold Rolse Commissioned in U.S. Marine Corps
Ida Harold Rolse, star halfback for Acadia University football in the past three seasons, has received a commission in the U.S. Marine Corps and reported to basic training school in Philadelphia after being selected from a large pool of candidates.
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Col lible Cemetery Association Meeting Jan 20
The 20th annual Col lible Cemetery Association meeting is set for January 20 at 1:30. Officials outline agenda items including yearlong responsibilities and community roles.
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Supreme Court shifts as Roosevelt appoints fifth New Dealer
The Roosevelt administration adds Justice Murphy to the Supreme Court, bringing the court to a 4-4 split with four New Deal appointees. Ages are young, signaling a long Roosevelt-backed influence despite old guard resistance. The piece discusses court life tenure, interpretation, and the potential long-term impact on New Deal legality.
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New Railroad Link Opens Soviet Granary to Nazis
IRAINLOADS of Russian grain move toward Germany via new railroad connections across former Polish lands. The Ba stimp honor at the All Union Agricultural Fair highlights wheat wealth vital to Germany's Western Front. Postal alerts warn against freak covers and stamp-related violations, noting first class postage for all mailed philatelic items and special canceling requirements. Santa Claus pack filled with philatelic gifts described alongside heavy demand for stamps and commemoratives.
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