Radio programs and acts thread through nightly schedules
A sweeping list of radio highlights across Blue and Red networks details original compositions by Ray Perkins broadcasts of Elgar Salute D Amour and Billy Cottons and a mix of guest appearances armies and orchestras. Names include Ray Perkins Alfred Wallenstein Dinah Shore Xavier Cugat Horace Heidt Tommy Riggs Betty Lou Judith Arjen Nellie Revell Joe Louis Bert Shefter George Seldes John H. Carmody Portugal and several Portuguese pieces.
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RCA
Blue Nétwork
Ray Perkins
Wright
Tlie
Berkins
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Carroll Lane
Fenton
Salance
Blue Network
Elgar
Voice of Firestone Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
Red Network
Jean Ellington
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Dinah Ishore
Xavier Cugat
Col. Stoopnagle
Horace Heidt
al Donghue
Barry Winton
Little Jack Little
Ortin ‘Tucker
Judith
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Bert Shefter
NBC
National Broadcasting Company
George Seldes
John H. Carmody
New
Federal Works Agency
Roosevelt
Nazis Push Eastward as Poland Falls to German Army
The German military advances across Poland appear to complete the conquest, with officials hinting the rest of Poland may be subdued to neutralize the Polish forces. Hitler’s expansion aims raise questions about aims beyond Danzig, and whether Stalin watches with concern or plans a share of the eastern territories as the two dictators potentially clash over borders.
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Poland
Hightan Uii
Hitler
Berlin
Thhey
Danzig
Jong-way
Iahi
Europe
Stalin
Rumania
The Nazis and Bolshies May Spoil Rhine Wine and Vodka
A sharp quip hints at unlikely wartime alliances dissolving when cultural lines blur as Germany and Russia collide over wine and vodka. The line plays on tension between fascist and communist blocs and their clash of ideologies.
Advertising as a defense for free enterprise and progress
Norman S. Rose of the Advertising Federation of America denounces anti advertising rhetoric and unfair taxbook portrayals. He urges action to preserve advertising as a cornerstone of private enterprise, economic growth, and social freedom, despite occasional abuses.
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Norman S. Rose
Advertising Federation of America
America
Geography Will Be An Interesting Study For Children
The note highlights how geography remains a lively subject for children as it changes rapidly, offering ongoing discoveries and active learning opportunities for students.
Progress in American aviation since 1918
The piece notes that air mail began in 1918 between New York and Philadelphia, four hours for the trip and small mail loads, contrasted with today’s heavier mail, passenger, and express traffic. It highlights miles of airways, transcontinental and transoceanic routes, and growing aircraft sizes and safety advances as part of Air Progress observances.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
American Air Lines
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
Air Progress
Air war lessons from European powers debated
Bruce Catton reports Washington experts predict formation tactics over dogfights. British and French bombers may target German industry while defending civilian areas. German crews could mirror that approach. Anti-aircraft defenses and fast pursuit squadrons expected to shape bombing efficacy. balloon and dirigible defenses largely obsolete.
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Washington
Erlin
London
Paris
Notte
Spain
Englad
France
U.S
Britain
U.S. Army
Germany
Lincoln Birthplace Farm Not a Pauper Heritage
Documentary records from Hardin County Kentucky reveal that Thomas Lincoln purchased Sink Spring Farm in December 1808 for 260 dollars. The 1813 foreclosure against Isaac Bush and subsequent sale to Lincoln suggest the linchpin myth of Lincoln’s pauper ancestry is overstated, with the farm later auctioned after unpaid balances.
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Lincoln
Thomas
Kentucky
Hardin County
Sink Spring Farm
Thomas Lincoln
Oymier
Isaac Bush
Bush
Mather
Abraham Lincoln
Avner Lincoln
Spritarm
United
Burglars' Habit Broken in New Haven Store
Burglars broke into Jacob Winess' store within a week harming a market, with $6 taken on the second visit and $7 on the final intrusion. The witness reported the crime to police, ending a string of robberies in the area.
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New Haven
Con
Winess
Almog
Hog Upholds Name Cohuns in Melbourne Export Incident
A Melbourne bound York shire boar named Cohuns caused a bizarre disruption on a freight car. The hog shredded crates and stockings, damaging vegetables and other shipments. Officials investigated the odd scene aboard the transit car, noting the animal’s unruly behavior and the collateral loss in the shipment.
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Cohuns
Australia
Melbourne
Woripig
Hollywood File Shop: Child Prodigies Trim Their Hair
Hollywood report notes male child stars in film have been shaved into short, neat cuts. Stylist Max Factor Jr cites audience preference and industry trends toward uniform looks, with famous youths Freddie Bartholomew and Bobby Breen among those previously longhaired now trimmed.
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Hollywood
Max Factor, Jr
Ihab
Filmland
Factor
Jim
Wesley Barry
Jackie Coogan
Freddie Bartholmew
Bobby Breen
Cphera
Hartholemby
Master Breen
Boir
Rex
Daily 2 How Many Can You Answer
A garbled page presents a set of quiz questions and stray phrases. It seems to reference geography names, inventions, and historical terms but the text is fragmentary and incoherent. No clear events or answers are provided.
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Si-Male
Steaialle
Farming Dangers Highlighted by Medical Society
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns farming is the most hazardous occupation with a high accidental death rate. It notes farmers often work alone and after dark, increasing fatal risks from machinery, falls, and dangerous setups. Data show many incidents occur during peak seasons and with improvised safety measures.
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Brantary Wai
Anthinie
Audi
Nineteen Twenty-Years-Ago City Elections and Local News
Twenty years ago the Journal notes nominations for the City Commission with Laurie the only incumbent renominated. Army food shipments arrive by parcel post. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulheirn depart for New York and Romania. Vandals damage glass in storefronts, and property at West Main Street transfers to Sam Stott and son Walter. H Clark and Son install a new mill on West Smith Street. Captain Theodore A Little receives a citation from Colonel George Richards. Auto and motorcycle events at the fair grounds draw a good crowd, with no records set. State police station here for four months closes. Troopers Mannion and Furey depart for Butler. First steps toward a large Halloween demonstration are discussed by the board of commerce entertainment committee.
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Thomas Mulheirn
New York City
Romania
West Main Street
John Stutz
Sam Stott
Tallby
Wes
Mr. Stott
Walter
Unclear excerpt teases local history and misread lines
Fragmentary OCR from a newspaper page hints at names, places, and events but is largely garbled. It mentions Albuquerque Wisconsin Dickinson Kort and a fisherman tale with a ruined catch, plus stray phrases about errors in apostrophes and a mansion of misread text.
Milk relief debate exposes dole politics and medical aid
In a tense exchange, Miss Cooper and Mr Groat spar over a proposed law mandating milk purchases for relief recipients. Critics call it a political move to aid producers at the expense of the cash dole, while supporters justify it as public health relief to ensure babies receive milk. The dialogue highlights partisan tensions and constitutional questions around welfare mandates.
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Gort
Tom Miss Cooper
Goat
Groat
Lyell
Dole
Wriers
Miss Snooper
Cooper
H-m
Shoapa
Winners at Spring Creek and Warren County primary results
Primary election results from Warren County show Republican candidates winning in Spring Creek. Gordon Tutts 12 percent as supervisor. Merlin Wright 54 percent as assessor. Vern Stall 10. George Deming 20. Robert Ayers 26. Glenn Eldred 18. Richard Murray 24. George Denning 2. Constable Glyde Morton 18. John LaRan 43. Binter Ross 41. Mary Davis 44. Nellie Heming 28.
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Wuers
Warren Country
Republican Tau
Spring Creet
Rosil
Gordon Tuts
Merlin Wright
Vern Stall
George Deming
Justice of the Peace
Robert Ayers
Glenn Eldred
Richard Murray
George Deniiig
Glyde
Morton
Jutae Ofetention
John Laran
Binter Ross
Apoletoy
Mary Davis
Nellie Heming
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Jessie Deppen Ball
Nellie Revell
Johnny the Gall Boy
Johnny Green
Voliing
United States Army Band
Peter Warlock
Columbia
Portugal
Red
Josef Pug
Tartiack
Quill
Orcestral
Opal Craven
Lullsby Lady
Pape Curuminis
Earl ‘Tanner
Garotas
Cor
William ‘Ferguson
Frank
Colorado State Penitentiary
Canyon City
HEA Service
Sprajiev
GhunweNrth
Japat
Flaire
Ttoyar
Bruce Catton
Hollywood File Shop
Daily Dozen
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Ogers
Howard
Laurie
Ream
City Commission
H. Clark Hd Son Company
West Smith Street
Caplann Theodore A. Little
Col
George Richards
Roa
State Police
Mannion
Furey
Butler
Board of Commerce
Dorothy Lamont
Albuquerque
Dickinson
Kort
Lewitt
Wisconsin
Fran
Wonder
Keats’Wienak
Ditolen
Spring Creek
Jan
Aounly
couTk Henge
Rev Joltblerers
Artie Gothen
Ailornes
Djlehaky
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