Radio program features Cavalcade of America and more
Tonight and tomorrow on radio several NBC programs present drama and music. Garfield stars in The Kidnapped General on Cavalcade of America, with details of patriotism and a 1777 raid. Also NBC music shows with Johnny Present, Aldrich Family, Horace Heidt, and more, plus discussions on statesmanship and international law.
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Tama
Cavalcade of America
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Garfield
William Barton
Rhode Island
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Barton
Providence
Thestog
New York
Libby
Duares
NBC
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Guboes
Cattle States Offer G O P No Encouragement
Michelson of Democratic party headquarters weighs in on a phase of the 1940 presidential campaign, noting the GOP and the cattle states theory of electoral votes. A nonpartisan Economic Policy Committee pamphlet questions the premise, arguing beef trade issues reflect broader business conditions rather than a guaranteed GOP edge.
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Democratic Party
Michelson
Phe Msalatai
Jike
Notre
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Nevada
Canadian
Economic Policy Committee
Republis Des Moines Register and Tribune
Democratic Courier-Journal of
Louisville
William Allen White
Bumporia
Nicholas Murray Butler
M. W. Spmgue
Hanward Graduate , School of Business Administration
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Lewis W. Douglas
Rom Des Moiniés
Éomes
United States
Iuyers
maaUlon
Whan Foundation
McKellar Probe versus Eakin Angles at Great Smoky Park
Senator McKellar of Tennessee seeks Eakin’s removal over alleged account irregularities and a 1936 vote, prompting a Senate inquiry run by Senator Hatch’s committee. Hatch’s investigators probe the ballot-marking claim, while McKellar faces a broader patronage fight amid a political reshuffle. Also noted: Navy order banning public access to stations affects a visit to a naval observatory. Delegates to the Philadelphia convention remain mostly unpledged ahead of primaries and state conventions.
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Washington
McKellar
Tennessee
Ross Eykin
Great Smoky National Park
Eakin
London
Eakins
Senate
Vale
Sales Committee
Cad Hatch
Hatch
Interior Department
Navy Department
Naval Observatory
Buma
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files March 5 1920
News recalls the death of Paul Lyn son of Mr and Mrs B C Lyn of Blue Jay W Ya amid heavy snows that disrupted rural traffic. The Byckenstray Shapter Lodge B P O A holds an election with Alexander chosen as Presiding Ruler and officers named for the year.
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Paul Lyn
B.c.tyneh
Blue Jay
W. Ya
Acorty Lodge
P.O. B
I. Alexander
Tor
Leon Satterlee
Ray W. Forbes
H. H. Keppel
P. Davis
Oscar Andrews
A. Heating
Walter Peake
Daily 7 How Many Can Quiz You Answer
A scrambled quiz item from a classified page asks seven questions about topics from history to geography. It mentions a Roosevelts nomination, Neptune versus Earth, a president elected past eighty, and other trivia with misspellings and OCR errors.
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Ireland
Neptune
Earth
Frank Murphy
Robertt. Jackson
Homer Guenminis
Torney
United States
Witcher
Clermont
Thabpendente
United
Voice of the People note from Camp Ouissl about taxes
A March 4 1940 letter from Tony Pa editor at Camp Ouissl questions proposed taxes and promises, claiming there would be no gains with higher levies. The writer urges taxpayers to heed warnings and oppose perceived tax hikes.
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Voice of the People
Tony
Camp Ouissl
Belie Pehl
Sven
What Now Wille Man Ailing Child In Overload
A nine year old boy, overworked and exhausted, lacks appetite and joy due to busy school, music, dancing, and social duties. His mother is overwhelmed, leaving little time for rest or play. The Medical Society warns fatigue can go unrecognized until late.
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England
America
Dolhan
Alec Templeton
Rise
Alee
Templeton
Zie
Suyone
Alec
Meiny
Wudlines
Alex
Ale
Wille
Eliot stamp honors Harvard president education reform leader
Charles W. Eliot, shown on the 3-cent Educators stamp, will be available for first day sale in Cambridge, Massachusetts on March 26. Eliot, Harvard professor and president from 1869 to 1909, introduced written exams and the elective system, reformed medical and law school standards, and later championed international peace until his death in 1926. The article also notes a French stamp honoring Languedoc and a Mosquito Squad report from Oroville California.
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Charles W. Eliot
Educators
U. S
Eliot
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Europe
Police probe case as woman poisoned
A report from Emus on March 3 states Hanin louphal attacked millet police after Mrs. MuUsed Sibler of 14 Harvey Street Guwrenue Phiri was brought to hospital at 8 304. Sunday she reportedly suffered from effects of poisoning. The suspect Kibler was brought to hospital with his accomplice.
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Emus
Hanin
DeMille Warns Hoop Skirts Return Shocks Fashion
Cecil B. DeMille weighs in on fashion trends in Hollywood commenting that a revival of hoop skirts and grandmas’ hairstyles could reshape architecture furniture and even car design. He notes doorways rooms and seating would need redesigns to accommodate such styles and jokes about increased false hair demand.
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Bollywood
Mar
Cecil B. DeMille
Natalie Visor
North West Mounted Police
DeMille
Wasp Watts
Barbs Roosevelt to Visit Puerto Rico En Route
A Vague report states Barbs Roosevelt will stop in Puerto Rico during a cruise to rest after a week of submarine dodging and questions. The piece notes French support for Britain in the Altmarye dispute and comments on Hitler’s sanity in a tense European scene. Norway sits between German and British tensions as it contemplates its role. The column hints at broader global consequences and mentions fashion industry shifts and hair net controversies in China.
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Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
SWEENY Predicts James Named for Republican Nomination
Pottstown Pennsylvania March 3 Welfare Secretary E Artur Seeeny told about 200 Montgomery County Young Republicans last night he predicted Gov Arthur H Jones would be drafted as the Republican presidential candidate this year He said the Governors no nonsense principles in Commonwealth affairs make him a definite possibility for the nomination The remarks followed a May 1948 nominating discussion and the event was reported by United Press
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United Press
Pottstown
E. Artur Seeeny
Montgomery
Arthur H. Jones
Sweeny
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