Radio Tonight Highlights and Stage News Mix
TV and radio prime time lines up CBS NBC and PBS style programs with Professor Quiz Kate Smith Johnny Presents and Believe It Or Not. A Los Angeles stage production Showisout and Arnold Griuhi's Daughter are noted along with a Brooklyn radio talent quest and upcoming Met Opera broadcasts.
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Richard Huey
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Talk Is Cheap But the Tories Hold the Whip
The piece surveys Republican presidential candidates as they tour the country courting praise while shaping policy battles. It notes party power brokers, the backers who fund campaigns, and the looming influence of industry leaders like Ernest R. Weir who was named chair of the RNC finance committee to raise and dispense cash.
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Britain US tensions drift as mid age jobs eyed
A fragmented mid paragraph discusses American sentiment toward Britain, noting rising impatience and calls for neutrality. It critiques British tactlessness for provoking ire, urges mutual restraint, and mentions a U S committee report proposing aids for middle aged workers, including disability adjustments and employment support.
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Britain
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Congress Kisses Goodbye to Economy Farm Bill Step
The Senate hikes the farm bill, signaling higher costs and possible later cuts in WPA funding. The piece notes parity goals for cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco, and rice, with 75 percent of the 1909–14 average target. It mentions opposition by Byrd and others, and previews potential House override. Veterans pension expansion also emerges as a costly election issue.
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New York
Spring Water Warnings From State Medical Society
The Medico Society of Pennsylvania warns in spring to beware of sparkling water that may look inviting yet be contaminated with disease germs. The state health department checks springs, and only water labeled as pure should be trusted. The note mentions a song project and performer names in a lively aside about experts and audience signals.
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State Health Department
Daily Quiz Questions Challenge Readers Across Topics
A scrambled page tests general knowledge with questions on racing history Seabiscuit and War Admiral Santa Anita May events classic songs and performers public figures geography and education. The misspelled items hint at common quiz pitfalls and language errors to correct.
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Kentucky
George Washington Bridge
New York City
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Hollywood Heavyweights Debating Joe Louis Screen Fight Power
Hollywood star Ray Milland argues the real screen power lies in on set talent. He cites Tom Santschi and George Marion as examples of fighters who could outlast Louis in a movie brawl, while noting Louis is a formidable physical presence but not the ultimate screen pugilist.
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Barbs and Finns in Watchful Embassy Moves
The comic note reports two ministers on the Rome embassy staff one to watch the ambassador and one to watch the minister. It speculates the Finns may host the Qhimple games and hints at deciphering a decathton. Mary completes work on feojitier fordifiestions for the Reich.
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Mayan Calendar Inspires Stamp Series in Early Civilization
A Guatemala stamp depicts the Maya calendar praised for its accuracy guiding farming cycles. The article notes Maya civilization peaked in the eighth century before Spanish arrival, and its astronomers measured planetary movements to day precision over 374 400 years, paralleling later calendarwork. It contrasts this with a comic strip innovation credited to a modern artist who echoed ancient Maya speech indicators. The piece also mentions twin reunification stories from Seattle after long environmental separation.
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