Underground escape in Brill’s deadly mine trap
In a dim mine labyrinth, Brill taunts Cunningham as professor and Celia are moved toward a perilous trap. Charlie creeps toward Brill as Brown races to flee, a gunfight erupts, and Brill’s schemes collapse under pressure in a suspenseful pursuit.
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Charlie
Brill
Celia
Tory
Carlie
Dun-ningham
Cunningham
Rupert
Trinity Girl to Receive Arts Degree at Athens College
Emily Neville of Trinity will graduate from Athens college with a Bachelor of Arts after completing three years, while serving as editor and leader in several campus clubs. Thirty three graduates this year mark the largest class in college history.
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Trinity
Athens College
McCandless
Neville
Crow's Nest
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College Annual
le Cercle Francais
Dramatic Club
H. W. Neville
New Device Probes Sleep Amid Night Noise Disturbances
Colgate psychology lab under Dr Donald A Laird tests an electrical device that records whole body muscle tension during sleep without waking. Readouts show abrupt relaxations from passing truck, coughing sleeper, and a slammed window while the sleeper remains asleep. Researchers note possible dream-related drops and count on further study in two to three years. Devices built by Otto ver Hoff and Samuel B Benedict with aid from General Electric and Leeds & Northrup.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
Colgate Psychological Laboratory
Donald A. Laird
Colgate Sleep Laboratory
Dr. Laird
Colgate
Otto Ver Hoff
Samuel B. Benedict
General Electric Laboratory
Leeds & Northrup Company
Radio Program Grid Highlights Regional Stations May 15
Central and southern clear channel listings detail WEG stations with schedule blocks from 4:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including WEAF WGY WJZ WLS and WGN programs, orchestras, concerts, news, and variety shows. Local station notes cover Chicago Davenport Cincinnati Dallas Fort Worth Louisville Atlanta and San Antonio with hour-by-hour lineups and cross-broadcasts.
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Associated Press
WEAF
New York
Shilbert
WGY
WHAM
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WJAR
WTAG
WSAI
KSD
WOW
KWOO
WKY
KPRC
WBAP
WOAI
KVOO
KOA
WSAL
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
Orchestra
WTAM
WWJ
WGN
WOC
WDAF
WSMB
KSTP
WITMJ
WMC
WFAA
Gold Orchestra
WDAI
KYW
Rudy Vallee
Chicago
Bob
Walter Wilson
WJZ
Radioel
WJIZ
WBBM
Farmer Rush
WLIB
WLS
WMAQ
WLW
Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra
Crosley Ensemble
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Little Symphony
Sunny Meadows
Atlanta
Harry Pomar
Baker Boys
Conservatory
WAPI
Birmingham
Amos-Andy
KRLD
Dallas
Bill Burgess
Fort Worth
William Barclay
Roger C. Neeley
Avey
Louisville
University of Kentucky
Nashville
Craig
Tom
Joe
Jack
San Antonio
L N announces Pensacola staff changes in May issue
The L and N May Employes' Magazine reveals major staff shifts at Pensacola led by Ernest O Saltmarsh retirement after 48 years as superintendent and general manager. E W Speed named Pensacola superintendent, A M Stevenson as assistant, Richard E Kemper promoted to transportation superintendent, and R C Parsons moved to supervise the Louisville and St Louis divisions with Evansville headquarters.
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Ernest O. Saltmarsh
Pensacola
Fla
Saltmarsh
E. W. Speed
R. C. Parsons
Mine Rating Commission
Louisville
Old Golds Voted Best Across Four Universities
Students at Virginia Johns Hopkins and Ohio State compare the four leading cigarettes with brand names concealed as votes name the top choice. The survey gauges student preferences while keeping brands anonymous to avoid bias and reveal which cigarette stands out among peers.
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Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Ohio State
Cavaliers
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