Opera and radio programs on NBC CBS and Red networks
Radio listings note seven opera programs from San Francisco and Chicago City Opera Companies broadcast over NBC Red CBS and City networks starting tonight at midnight with Manon from San Francisco. Flagstad Melchior and others lead Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde from San Francisco to the Red network Friday. Lucille Manners appears in Kentucky Babe with other primaries on the Cities Service concert. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses Camp Fire Girls in Berkeley, and Frank Murphy heads civil liberties conference at the Biltmore.
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San Francisco
Chicago City Opera
National
Broadcasting Company
Massenet
Manon
Réd
Risten Flagstad
Laurite Melchior
Met
Wagner
Red
Alexander Kipilis
Johi Huehn
George Gehan Uyeky
Kathryn Meisie
Corry
Lucille Manners
Kentucky
Miss Manners
Ronald
Daryl
Ross Graham
Coates
Primi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Berkeley
Frank Murphy
Biltmore
New York City
Carson Robinson
Ben
Dy Goodman
Pied Piper
Columbia
Kate Smith
Snow Village
Theatre Players
Anbott and Costello
Ved Straeter
Johnny Williams
Jack Millers
Ted Cousins
Songbird of the South
CBS
April Appeal Advocates Mediation In World Crisis
Roosevelt urged Hitler in a 1938 message to pursue peaceful settlement at the council table and warned that force solves nothing. Peace advocates press mediation, urging Congress and the nation to back American mediation to end the war, arguing only reason can avert catastrophe.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tie
Dely
Bispope
Hiller
Ranord
Lt- Hoult
Hitles
Hitler
America
Frederick J. Libby
National Council For the Prevention of War
Poland
Uibiey
Staate
Johnson
Colorado
Libby
Industrialists vow no part in another war profit drive
The National Association of Manufacturers holds meetings to protest involvement in another war. They argue profits arose in neutrality, wartime costs, taxes, and government interference. Leaders Chester, Tom Gircier, Howaid Conley insist controls would not ease postwar conditions, stressing industrialists want no part in another conflict.
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National Association of Man-ufacturers
Eyles
America
NM Chester
Tom Gircier
Howaid Conley
Crystal
Scandinavian Tragedy Warns of Soviet and Nazi Encroachment
A Western observer laments the erosion of Nordic independence as Soviet expansion and Nazi acquiescence threaten Finns, Swedes, Norwegians, and Danes. The piece warns of a domino effect on democracy and cultural achievement if these nations fall under totalitarian influence.
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Genral
Wales
Nagisty
Estonia
Lawha
West
Pieldling
War costs monks beard loss at Leicester monastery
In Leicestershire at St Bernard's monastery near Charnwood Forest, monks reportedly shaved beards amid wartime shortages. The odd tale notes gas masks fitting poorly without facial hair, reflecting the era's rationed supplies and improvised preparations.
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Bearda
Leicester
St Bernard's Monastery
Charns Wood Forest
Leichestershire
Fiat
Landmark 700 Pound Shark Noted at Local River
Fragmentary report notes a 700 pound shark sighting near Attica with a 470 pound companion described by H Roksan and Tesheen. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a notable marine sighting and local angler involvement.
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Boilll
Attica
Tesheen
H. Roksan
Mall Johnson Leads Negro Choir in Foster Biopic
Hollywood profile of Mall Johnson, famed organizer of a Negro choir, shaping the music for 20th Century Fox’s life of Stephen Foster. Johnson and his group contribute two Foster songs, with his career tracing from slave melodies to Broadway orchestration, facing production and casting decisions for southern scenes.
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Hollywood
Get
Mall Johnson
Oreantaed
Milelans
Presen Johnson
Avanee River
20Th Century-Fox
Stephen Foster
Negyo Musiq
Johnson
Foster
Aohasmi
Janz
Jeind
Ned
Marraneine
Dobindon
Downson
Anstiers
oLietii
Sobivistr
Dohnfot
South
Johnish
Willice
Hitlers Lightning War Succeeds in First Test
A compressed account of German tactics in Poland describes the blitzkrieg as a swift move war using airplanes tanks and artillery. It notes 39 million Poles defeated in three weeks with 2 million German troops, and discusses rapid armored offensives and airborne drops marking a new kind of warfare.
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Hitler
Poland
Dranen
Anfaniey
Polis
Pargeline Corps
Branspoe
Tiel
Disturbances Mount Over City Water Pollution Fears
In retrospect from journal files dated October 18 1919 officials warn of worsening water supply contamination. Reports recount accidents and misadventures across cities including Amien s and Middletown with tales of runaways, broken bones, and travel from New York to Oregon Washington and California as daily life unfolds amid public health concerns.
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Journal
Con- Amiens
Daily Quiz Questions on Classified Page Puzzles
A printed prompt asks readers to turn to the classified page for answers to a seven item quiz. The questions mix garbled phrases with references to maps, biology, geography, and historical terms, including identifiers like Old Life and a secretary of the Navy of the Confederate states in a puzzling, imperfectly legible format.
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Wu WileyeRs
Baltic Sea
Sweden
Pinland
Archibald
Archibald Associated? What It Te Name Tor Ui
Jordin
Secretary of the Navy
Bonfedlerate
Army
Subscriber for five years in Carman Alabama
A. F. Odom has continued his subscription to the Mountain Eagle, Alabama, and is believed to be the oldest subscriber to the paper within the state. He has been a reader for years and remains loyal as a long-time follower of local news and reports.
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Rhine
Stamey
Aetas
Don Ameche
Tyrone Power
Mitter Bunting
East Maitiaie
Carman
Ala
Odom
Alabama
Sow These Perennial Flowers This Fall
Fall sowing of hardy perennials like iris, delphiniums, foxgloves, canterbury bells, and primrose yields earlier germination and stronger plants next year. Protect seed beds from heavy rains with mulch and frame covers. plant iris seeds an inch deep for good spring germination. enrich seed beds early with balanced plant food to bolster early growth.
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Cornell
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Voice of Firestone
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The
Sacred College
Helen Henry
Walter Dam‘osch
NBC
Ruston
Virginia
Grppy Dinlirg
Theak
Sra
Sistercsiee
Bruce Cotton
United States
By Forace
House Centipedes
Elen
Film Shop
Alexander Kahn
United Press
Thal
Stamps
Eros
Daily Dozen the Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Magara Pats
Walter
Puris Tanauavi
Apelin Mats
Oran
Frank
Dayan Brothers
Spell Creek
Driengelenski
Tan Sway
Ize Zileb
Wrane Baty
New York
Eisie
A.C. Rees
Oregon
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