Radio program notes mix politics and music in era column
A dense European and American broadcast column discusses politics, economy and New Deal debates among farmers, plus a long list of upcoming radio programs. It highlights audience reactions to Roosevelt, federal aid, and economy, then catalogs NBC CBS NBC Blue schedule items and transcontinental fashion broadcasts and classical concerts.
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Bnt
Roosevelt
Erbbiock
Columbia Network
Vatican City
St. Peter's
Music Hall Opera Company
Radio City Music Hall
Manhattan
Avenida Alvear
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Simdlay
Nbc-Red
Tor Springs
Morris Mamorsky
Nec-Red Netiwork
Frank Black
NBG String Symphony
Deems Taylor
Albert Stoessel
Ernest Hutcheson
Featires
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Taylor
Stoessel
John Barbirolli
Corryites
Lieges
Chautauqua Ivery
CBS
Ford
Detroit
Masonic Temple
Auditoriua
Julia Sanderson
Erie area notes on politics, business, and people
Rambles report Arch Darling on federal jury in Erie and a wave of local gossip. Mentions Jo ey Dailey plans for a West State side restaurant, Al Manty restaurant ambitions, Officer Kelly’s career, and A O Sancubury’s finances. References to Timely marriages, property moves, and development chatter at farms on Sciota road and West Main Street. Also notes World War II era train of small-town events and a hospital drug store remodel.
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Ipee" Waterhoune
Skensionilly
Tate
William Rust
Sciota
Jackson Hall
Wayne Township
Arch Darling
Erie
Howard Isamai
West Springfelt
U.S. I Milk Control Commission
New Orleans Parish
Joey Daley
West Main
Kelly
Tocal
Highway Patrol
Mayon Pratik Hepler
Josephine Powell
Lite
Bis Mab
IM & Fevent
Mtv
Ernest Johnson
Houston
Tex
Corry
Joe
John Mark Ovehtan
Bernie Couhran
WPA
Raymond
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Ernie Hendershot
Union City
Cory
Joseph Kresuck
Pairpart, O
Willow Grove
Harold Wagner
Frank Birger
Seie
Willgreen
Cleveland
Hurl
East 124 Street
HS. Hurlbut
Liliay Dallman
Sheffield
Alabam
Hurlbut
Tev
Indiana
Wohi Plinizan
Daily Dozen On Emergency Abdominal Operations
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a note on urgent abdominal surgery. Perforated gastric or duodenal ulcers with intestinal destruction demand immediate operation. The text urges swift action to save lives, warning of dangerous delays and emphasizing emergency procedures.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Practical man Jack Cunningham works in Hollywood films
Hollywood in Mar. 23 profile of 41 year old Jack Cunningham a practical man who makes his living in movies by doing multiple jobs. He toils as a streetcar operator in a Henry Aldrich production and has served in many trades. He recalls operating various streetcars and notes the antique 1906 Los Angeles car plays a key role in the film and has a storied history.
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Hollywood
Mar
Jack Cunningham
Paramount Studio
Henry Aldrich
Jacke Cooper
Los Angeles Railway
Cunningham
Seattle-Tacoma
Seattle Electric
Municipal Railway
Ted Reed
Paramount Helight Jt
Tartar Ahan
Sharecroppers Fight Among Allies Sparks Week of Activism
In Washington a clash erupts between rival left wing factions backing the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union and the United Cannery, Agricultural Packing and Allied Workers of America during National Sharecroppers Week. Notable figures, including Mrs. Roosevelt, supported fundraising drives while critics accuse the Tenant Farmers' Union of being sustained by northern contributions. The dispute centers on who should aid the struggling farmer and how funds are allocated amid political alignments.
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Washington
Tenant’ Farmers’ Union
O. I. O.4 United Cannery, Agricultural Packing and Allied Workers of America
Groupa
Tenant Farmers’ Union
Ie Uca Pawa
Roosevelt
Ly Guardia
Ugca Pawa
National Council
C1. G
Allan Baywood
Engane
C1. O
C,.o
Gardner Jason
Labor
Loval
Farmers’ Union
Daily Quiz Questions Confuse and Muddle Readership
A fragmented OCR page presents a jumble of questions about geography, history, and a literacy misprint. It contains garbled lines on capitals, whisky prohibition, religious questions, and a stray line about a pyramid. The overall coherence and factual clarity are low.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Piles March 3 1920
David Stoner died at his home in Clymer. Miss Viola Wilson was the estimates for home nursing classes organized at the Red Cross chapter.
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David Stoner
Viola Wilson
Red Cross
War traveler films siege of Poland and Florida visit noted
Ex mayor Glen Milley tours Delray Beach on an east coast swing through Florida. War traveler Juli en Bryan is shaping a 12 minute film Siege about the German invasion of Poland. Journal writer George Kirkney teams with Poe Gromit on a baseball yarn amid Florida notes. James Cromwell U S minister to Canada appears in a mixed dispatch with local civic chatter.
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Mayer
Glen Milley
Delray Beach
Florida
Julien Bryan
Tifusville
Poland
George Kirkney
Journal
Poe Gromit
James Cromwell
U. S
Canada
Dan Caldwell
Lime
Reader's Digest
George MacDonald
Tura
Indiana
Arizona Land Opened For Prospecting In Public Domain
The Department of Interior opened 46,000 acres in Arizona for prospecting and development. The lands are all on public domain. Local clubs report ride scores last evening with W. Pierce and W. Swann setting new records at 85. Other scores included Nichols 70 Hammond 61 Banks 60 Dy Curtis 50 Mapes 49 and Pred Lindsey 37. Miss Tuer Mecusker visited her niece Miss Berneice Belteijs tonight with the Palliyanna Company.
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Gyn
W. Pierce
W. Swann
Nichols
Hammond
Banks
Curtis
Mapes
Pred Lindsey
Arizona Land
Phoenix
Arlu
Department_of Interior
Arizona
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From a British Era Publication
A garbled OCR extract references a British opinion piece, naval matters, and distant events, mentioning Austria, George I, and various unrelated terms. The readable content is severely corrupted, producing no coherent report, names, dates, or clear events.
Bivkl Lurie Quunsuirgps Airis Woollt Forfverts
A garbled OCR fragment shows unclear names and phrases. Readable parts indicate a local item or brief. Unable to extract a clear person, place, or event with sufficient certainty for a proper headline and summary.
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Airis Woollt
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