Stewart Says Bider and Now Junt a Dream That Faded Fast
Charles P. Stewart analyzes shifts in U S neutrality views from postwar pacifism to support for Allies short of war. He notes Nye Johnson Clark Wheeler and others favor aid to Allies while opposing troop deployment, while public opinion leans toward aiding Allies with safeguards for repayment. He warns of Hitler Mussolini threats and urges prudent diplomacy to protect U S interests without direct involvement.
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Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Consideraby
Clare l P. Nye
North Dakota
Congress
Ovary
Nye Wan
Ny Tneie Sam
Germany
Italy
Nye
Hiram Johnson
California
America
North
Montana
Uke
Clark
Johnson
Wheeler
Alliea
United States
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Gitter
Local notices list retirements and transfers in early 20th century church and transit roles
An itemized notice notes Ghiainins moving to George Benson and a five year service retirement. It reports Joseph B. Brodk as pastor, Oscar Frile retiring from Lock Haven, and a new car purchase for Dorry-Columbus transit use. A hospital auxiliary committee traces first cars distribution and fall returns. Merrill Wilcox sails to join college friend aboard Poeshontas for Amsterdam and other ports while a party travels to St Catherine's Ontario on an antimonite trip.
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Oscar Frile
Lock Haven
Dorry
Columbus
W Merrill
Wilcox Lef
New York City
Poeshontas
Amsterdam
Antwerp
U. S. Shipping Board
DAILY DOZEN Medical Society warning on stomach cancer
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania cautions that stomach cancer is often heralded by vague digestive symptoms and rapid weight loss. Early operation improves outcomes, and many cases go undiagnosed until advanced stages. Digestive disturbances require prompt medical investigation.
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The
Medical Society
Pennsylvania
Dong
Tally
Political Divide over Roosevelt Defense Cabinet Shuffle
Widespread debate erupts over Roosevelt’s plan to add Frank Knox and Henry Stimson to the cabinet as United States faces a European crisis. Democrats denounce the move as partisan manipulation while Republicans praise it as strengthening national defense and warning against war. The piece argues for measured support of armament, stressing preparedness without rushing to conflict.
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Roosevelt
Franknex
Henry Stimson
Ranring Reibbeans
Democrac
Ghoul
Jmrtisan
Knox
Stimson
Col. Knox
Gol. Stimson
Gi. O. P
United States
Col
Slimson
Washington
John DM. Hamton
Republican National Committee
Dol Wes
Weill
Rooseveltt
Igh
Hamilton
Republican Party
Frank Knox
Firmu Suici
Beretofore
Fantal
John A. Lewis
GIO
Radio Schedule Highlights and Cast Changes
Tonight and tomorrow radio fans will hear CBS NBC and NBC Red Network programs including Kate Smith tribute nights and Cities Service Concert. Janet Logan steps into Road of Life role on NEBC Red Network replacing Betty Winkler, with Lucille Manners singing Mozart and Romberg selections and Don Ameche Show drama featuring Claire Trevor. Antartica expedition messages, Showboat at Charleston, and coverage of the Republican National Convention telecast plans dominate the schedule with broadcast guests Cornelia Otis Skinner and Tila Chase featured.
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CBS
Kate Smith
NBC
Don Ameche
Thomas
Dewey
Antartica
Janet Logan
Chicago
Helen Gowan ‘Stephenson
Nebc Red Network
Nis
Janet
Betty Winkler
Miss Logan
Irmatte
Eldon
New England
Cherubino
Mozart
Lucille Manners
Olive
Miss Manners
Wilson
Romberg
Herbert
Ross Graham
Graham
Loui
Virginia Vervill
Charleston
W. Va
Dick Todd
Wien 1
Claire Trevor
Roger
Quayle Donny
Don Ameché
Pat Wriday
Ameche
Victor Young
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Tila Chase
Hutcheon
Walders
Neg-Blue
Empire Room
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Philadelphia
Nuliongl Broadcasting Company
Radiovision
Alfred H. Morton
WBC
NBG
2WBC
Amore Them 41
Vy Eakenborn
Earl Godwin
Raul Neen
Locagts
Governge
Harold E. Brynsen
Minnesota
Platform
Nia Lamp
Ancient Society of College Youths marks 30th annual meeting
Faciograhors report the Ancient Society of College Youths celebrating their 30th annual gathering with members from distant Paris of England. They were told they can no longer practice bell ringing in the city to avoid masking air raid sirens. The fragment mentions 1366 and King Edward and restrictions on howling and archery but is unclear.
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Lonnon Wellringers
Anc Cient Society of
Paris
England
Edward
Ruth Hussey Maps Path To Film Success In Hollywood
Ruth Hussey, a Providence born actress now in Hollywood, credits clear goals and hard work for her rising career. From child plays in a barn loft to Pembroke College and University of Michigan drama studies, she built a rounded talent through the Providence Players and Little Theater, leading to a steady offer from a talent scout during a college production.
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Hollywood
Ruth Hussey
Miss Hussey
Providence
A. 1
Mgis
Susan
God
Ruth
Classical High
Pembroke College
Providence Players
Little Theater Group
University of Michigan Dramat
Glass
Daily Quiz: Lost Questions and Old Puzzles
A distressed quiz page lists scrambled queries about geysers in National Parks, actors known for waves, authors of How to Win Friends and Influence People, and assorted trivia. It mentions Old Faithful, Lew Jenkins, Boulder Dam, and Gesu ndheit with garbled wording and mispelled items.
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United States
New York
Boston
Chiliko
Kansas City
Ruth Hussey The Girl Who Knew What She Wanted
Ruth Hussey leaves summer stock for a Providence radio fashion commentator post after seeking varied experience. She returns to New England to advise on wear, then moves to New York and on to Dead End stock, Kay in the play, and a Hollywood screen test. Her aim remains to be a better actress through hard work.
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Northport
Mich
Providence
New England
New York
Kay
Hollywood
M<gm
Ruth Hussey
Primstone and age rules touch racing lore and habits
Facts note old world volcanic ties behind primstone name and a horse age rule that makes a December 31 foal a two year old on January 1. The piece recalls dice usage by church and royalty ages and cites US car use outpacing toothbrush use in statistics.
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United States
Girard Advances On Fast Time Controversy In July
In Girard on June 21 reports show debate over switching to fast time. More than 60 merchants and professionals signed agreements to adopt the new time, but residents rejected it. Banks and some merchants stayed on standard time while others continued with the change trial. In Saginaw Mich Miss Marian Thomas becomes the first female member of the local flying class and the only woman to fly solo in the cohort.
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Girard
Meads
Saginaw, Mich
Marian Thomain
Thomas
Ay Soto
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Joseph B. Brodk
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Joseph Spielman
J. Trang
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Oal
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Tor
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Bob Strong
Tuxedo Junction
Marlin Hurti
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United States Antarctic Service
NBC Red
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Albany Times Union
South Pole
WGY
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander Kahn
United Press
Corty Drug Co
Walgreen Agency
N. Center St
Carty, Pa
Shimgat Lin Post
Enonomy
Crystal Ice & Coal Company
Corry
Dial
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R. Owen
Optometrist
Ajax Bldg
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Root’s Furniture Store
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