Radio Forum and Varied Night of NBC Network Programs
A scrambled Ottawa era of radio events outlines NBC nights featuring a panel on constitutional law by Senator King, Kaye and his orchestra, and adventures shows. It notes Mary Eastman vacation, Tone-Up Time return, and performers like Fred Waring, Tommy Dorsey, Horace Heidt, Clyde Lucas, and Bob Hope’s fall plans, plus Alec Templeton and a Perez of entertainment items across CBS and NBC Red networks.
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Amm H. King
Sripoerat
Olas
Nbchive
Mary Eastman
CBS
Ross Gorman
Raymond Paige
Joan
Fred Waring
Oelock
Larry Clinton
Horace Heidi
Musical Knights
al Donahue
Barry Winton
Clyde Lucas
Tommy Dorsey
Jean
Alec Templeton
G. D. Batchelor
Ip Farrington
Field and Stream
Summer Slump Signals Trade Upswing Despite Seasonal Lull
The piece notes the summer slump failing to appear as Wall Street Journal data show trade and industry strengthening. Auto sales gasoline demand and building materials rise, while steel and rail equipment lag. Explorations in Antarctica and Monroe Doctrine links are discussed amid broader political questions.
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Wall Street, Journal
Protected News Sources and the Press See Us vs Roosevelt
A disputed UPI report and Roosevelt feud over sourcing prompts discussion of whether newsrooms can refuse to name sources. Proponents cite press freedom and civil liberties in the Bill of Rights while critics warn of weakened accountability.
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United Press
Roosevelt
Bruce Catton in Washington July labor board clash
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on a dustup involving the Labor Board in Oregon where a lumber and sawmill workers union business agent accused the regional office of ignoring a charge that a rival AF of L unit was company dominated. An election was scheduled for emerging details.
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Washington
Uolon
Oregon
A. of L. Union
Ben Turpin Returns to Action with Hollywood Cavalcade
Hollywood veteran Ben Turpin, aged 70, resurfaced to prove he can still handle work, buying two business buildings in Burbank for 250000 cash while commenting on Hollywood's current generation and his past with Chaplin. He recalled early pay disputes with Chaplin and Mack Sennett, noting the era's hazards and contrasts with today’s film scene.
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Hollywood
Ben Tur
Ainig
Ben
Burbank
Cemedian
Burns
Cummings
Blackflip
Crame
Holly Wood
Turpin
Chaplin
Cunpit
Mack Sennett
Sennett
Snd
Today’s Common Error About Saying I Cannot But Go
A concise note highlights a common error in speech where the phrase I cannot but go expresses hesitation as a paradox. It urges speakers to choose direct language and avoid convoluted constructions that obscure meaning.
Pioneer Mother statue honors American frontierswoman
A bronze 20-foot statue by Bryant Baker, unveiled 1930 near Ponca City Oklahoma, salutes the pioneer mother who transformed sod huts into homes while sharing dangers with her husband and raising children. The statue, depicting a frontier woman with a stern gaze under a bonnet, stands beside her young son. the scene appears on a Mexican airmail stamp for a World Philatelic convention in Tulsa.
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West
Mississippi
Pacific
E. W. Marland
Oi Magate
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Okla
Bryant Baker
Breen
Tulsa
Daily Quiz Questions Challenge Readers
A fragmented classroom style item lists ten quiz prompts from a Turneb classified page. Questions cover topics from legal punishment by decapitation to anatomy and politics, asking readers to identify instruments, winners, birds, atmospheres, pronunciations, navigation, ages for congressional representation, capitals, and a word puzzle.
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Turneb
Congress
Ol’ Denmairk
Jane
Barbs Tony Galento earns two more fame claims
The article casually lists Tony Galento knocking out Louis and notes he previously worked as a bartender. It also mentions a runaway dog of a city boy and a series of offbeat items, including Senator Wheeler not run for VP, a poultry farm watchdog lion, and a Wyoming dentist wife taking up dentistry to free her husband for fishing.
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Tony Galento
Louis
Wheeler
Wyoming
Cold Water Allergies Threaten Swimmers And Divers
Many people suffer allergic reactions to cold water causing sudden weakness and unconsciousness. Circulation collapses without aid, risking drowning. Symptoms resemble other allergic episodes and can include rapid pulse. Diving in cold water is hazardous for those affected, and swimming may raise risks of middle ear and sinus infections.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Fires July 17 1919
Twenty years ago events record saloon near beer arrests by District Attorney Crawford in Pittsburgh. Frank R. Walker resigns from city building contracts amid rising material costs. Seaman Paw Lawson promoted to Second Lieutenant to fill a vacancy caused by Barrow’s first lieutenant assignment. City treasurer Robert Heerlein to seek re election. John Ward buys the Bea r Market on East Washington Street from Heath. Cassis Gears returns from Parkview Hospital with improved discharge. Joseph Burkhart returns from two months in North Carolina on business. Huge sturgeon, 300 pounds, landed in the Snake River at Caldwell. Town of Peru reports five year no wedding record broken by Hazel Torrey’s marriage to Bernard McAvoy. Pennsylvania residents urged to curb the frightful toss.
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Cupid
Peru
Mass
Hazel I
Torrey
Bernard McAvoy
Williamsburg
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Victor Rieciding
Mayait
RCA
Amer
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Margaret
Blahe
Wilson
Warren
Ronberg
Voice of Firestone
NBC Red
Howard Barlow
Columbia Leoncert
Ponchielli
Airlines
Dick Powell
Columba
Martha Raye
Parkaukarkus
William Beebe
Clarence Budiington Kelland
Bob Hope
NBC
New York
Paramount Theatre
Europe
Chicago
Kpeneer
Todny
Louisiana
Detroit
Monroe
Antarctica
Hurd
Antaitioa
John Bull
Seout
By William Ferguson
Bruce Catton
Hollywood Film Shop
Commodities Corporation
Rochester
N.Y
Harry Laudritre
Seattle
Orient
Maritime Commission
Tandberg
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
U. P
Commission
U. S
Tundbere
Didianapolis
the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvais
Fires
R. L. Crawford
Pittsburgh
Frank R. Walker
Paw Lawson
Barrow of
Meadville
Robert Heerlein
John Ward
Washington Street
Heath
Stockton
Cassis M. Gears
Parkview Hospital
Joseph Burkhart
North Carolina
Caldwell, Tda
William Huaskins
Frank Coon
Saldwell
Snce
Nyce
Alan
Jane Parker
Nutley
Sunnyfield
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