Radio Loops Through a Patchwork of Programs and Debates
A sprawling schedule of radio programs and journalists is outlined, listing NBC and CBS guests, international reports, musical performances, and drama segments. Notable names include Rudolph Primi, Elizabeth Hawes, Billie Burke, and Mary Eastman, with times across NBC Red Blue and CBS networks detailing cultural, political, and entertainment offerings.
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Edward ‘Tomlinson
NBC
Latin America
South America
Americas
Wbu-Blue
Elizbeth Hawes
Rudy Vallee
Red Network
Leonore Ulric
Dele Baxter
Blie
Billie Burke
Rollind
Tommy Dorsey
Jai Savith
Len Barnet
Roy Eldridge
Norman Corwin
Trase
Wibe
CBS
Honoh
John Hix
Pyramid
Gizeh
Edward Boies
Quistcy
dJudith Artene
German Americans Speak on European Crisis in Civil Tone
A Philadelphia crowd of German Americans numbering over 100000 gathered in Cleveland in September. They declared no Swastikas were shown and condemned Hitler's policies while urging peace and defense of humanity. They urged German leaders in the United States to resist Nazi diplomacy and welcomed collaboration with Polish and Czechoslovak groups to protect freedom.
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Cleveland
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Reich
Hiller
Germany
United States
Hitler
Bar Harm
Fate Trips Garfield and Meredith in Hollywood History
In Hollywood new study of fate follows John Garfield and Burgess Meredith. Garfield rose to stardom after turning down a film role and choosing Broadway. Meredith later plays a supporting convict in City of Last Areas, illustrating how the same chance moment shaped two careers.
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Hollywood
Warner ‘Bros
Wid
Four Daughers
Burgess Meredith
New York
Garfield
Paul Man
John Garfield
Burgers
Meredith
City of Last Area
Micky
Reading Guide on Punctuation in Direct Address
A brief note explains comma use when addressing someone in a sentence. It clarifies that names or titles should be set off with a comma after the direct address. The example shows the structure Mr. Jones, in addressing the person, within a sentence about exercise.
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Mr. Jones
Dies committee aims to prove Communist Party acts as Russian agent
Washington dispatch reports the Dies Committee on Un American Activities plans a major assault on the Communist Party of America. It seeks sworn testimony from at least 25 witnesses, including ex party figures, to show the party’s links to Russia and demand registration as a foreign propaganda operation. The panel also targets the German American Bund and would press for penalties if noncompliance occurs. A propaganda analysis program, led by Yale professor Harold Lasswell, would study day to day newspaper and radio output to separate fact from foreign propaganda.
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Washington
Dies
Communist Party In
America
Earl Browder
United States
Chatman
Department of State
Hitlerwelve
Russia
Bund
Department of Justice
Dies Committee
Communist Party
American League For Peace and Democracy
United Front
Harold D. Lasswell
Yale
Digs
German Shirts To Be Shorter To Save Materials
German shirts will be made two inches shorter to cut raw material usage. The shorter menswear will be significantly shorter than American and British shirts but longer than women’s blouses.
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Berlin
WPA Sidewalks Link Bloomfield Town
WPA project in Bloomfield uses three crews to lay sidewalks. Seven piles of walks have been constructed as the town remains adequately supplied, marking progress on the public works effort.
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Bloomfield
Daily Dozen on Noise and Health in Industry
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania, the piece laments excessive industrial noise. It notes factory whistles coal chutes and bulldozing sounds as necessary yet irritating. Amplified truck noise irritates residents. soundproofing could improve worker efficiency and health.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
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Can You Answer Seven Of These Test Questions
A reader is asked to solve seven quiz items on the classified page. Questions ask which country owns Greenland and bizarre nickname references. The item notes a former Wyoming congressman and a floor leader who died recently.
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Greenland
Gein State
Fiaho
Thain
Yom Wyoming
Floor Feader
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Frat Quiz and Language Questions From Old Newspaper
The reader asks multiple trivia items including the year of a Soviet era fraternity plan, names of two parts of a fraction, pronunciation of a unclear term, Thomas Jeffersons nickname, baseball batting rules on walks and RBIs, a county that recently adopted prohibition, and which state is second in population in the U.S.
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Thomas Jefferson
Oriental County
U.S
Roosevelts timetable and distant tales in a changing world
A clipped column mixes politics and global notes from 1930s headlines. It probes Roosevelt’s timing on policy, mentions an Australian who hauled a huge shark, critiques farm policy as a shock absorber, and cites Europe’s armed forces and American league pitching amid DiMaggio chatter.
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