Susan Carey Faces Ambition and Romance in October
In chapter XXI Susan Carey, an 18 year old secretary, balances ambition with romance as she contends with rivals Denise Ackroyd and Bob Dunbar. Denise pushes a social invitation that tests Susan’s loyalty to Dunbar, while Susan recalls gifts from Aunt Jessie and questions her own future. The drive through a glamour world contrasts with Susan’s modest life as she weighs a possible reunion with Dunbar before his marriage.
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Susan Carey
Ernest Meath
Chicago
Bob Dunbar
Jack Waring
Heath
Susan
Dunbar
Ben Lampman
Waring
Gosip
Ray
Rose
Su- Bart
Aunt Jessie
Denise Ackroyd
Denise
Susan Seiz
Ted
Bobby
Suan
Mr. Dunbar
Robert
Jessie
Strinsky
Ben
Northwestern Station
Sonia
Arnold
Su[san
Radio Features The Pest in Radioland Tr AT NBC May 1
New York April 21 Ed Wynn plans a tuneful radio show with Graham McNamee and Don Voorhees orchestra. Louis A Witten to announce with listings for WEAF WIZ and WJZ NBC CBS programs. Hebrew University event May 1 with cities New York London Berlin Paris. Hap Tuliver kiddies show begins April 30 on WJZ NBC.
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C. E. Buttere
New York
Ed Wynn
Weaf-Nec
Graham McNamee
Don Voorhees
Louis A. Witten
NBC
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
London
Berlin
Paris
Palestine
Hap Tuiliver
Wjz-Nbc
WEAF
WJZ
Three Shades of Blue
Marke Chamlee
Leo Reisman
WABC
CBS
Clyde Pangborn
Gasoline Alley Tortoise Ahead as Strip Mining Expands
In Pittsburg Kansas an expansive strip mining operation tunnels 30 feet beneath the surface to coal seams 2703 feet thick. Electric shovels haul earth away, coal loads onto cars as endless excavation continues with earth piled into the pit.
Radio Schedule Fragments From London Broadcaster
Today and yesterday listings from WIJZ NBC include 1:230 program from London, 1L:3 Izaak Walton League segment, 3:15 The Jest by Radio Guile, and 8:30 Irvin S Cobb segment.
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London
Wijz-Nbc
Izaak Walton
Irvin S. Cobb
Cleanup Drive Opens in Letcher May Fest Plan
Letcher civic club and the Legion auxiliary sponsor cleanup month to clear vacant brick lots damaged by last year’s fire. Plan to relocate the bandstand, create a park, with labor donated and funds from a benefit show. A big May 25 celebration will mark completion of the project.
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Letcher Letcher
Letcher Civic Club
Legion Aumiliary
South Dakota Professor Publishes Plant Bulletin
Brookings April 21 A bulletin by Prof N E Hansen of South Dakota State College compiles over 30 years of research on trees shrubs vines and plants. The 9 bulletin outlines findings and will soon be released to the public.
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Brookings
N. E. Hansen
South Dakota State College
Shrubs and Vines of South Dakota Bulletin Free
The booklet explains origin blooming qualities frost resistance and care of plants in South Dakota. Professor Hansen, a top horticulturist, has led research in the United States and Europe. The 136 page bulletin will be available for free distribution by the State College Experiment Station within 10 days.
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South Dakota
Hansen
United States
Europe
State College Experiment Station
Sherman Leaves Washington Transfer Orders Detail
Sherman departs Washington as arm transfer notices move First Lieutenant Harry B Sherman from the University of South Dakota to Fort Leavenworth Kansas, with details noted in April reports.
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Sherman
Washington
Harry B. Sherman
Fromm
University of South Dakota
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Scribbler to Appear on campus Friday Morning
Vermillion April 21 The Scribbler literary publication of Alpha Chi Omega the national journalistic fraternity for women at the University of South Dakota will make its appearance on the campus Friday morning April 22.
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Scribbler
The
Alpha Chi Omega
University of South Dakota
Mississippi February 1932 fertilizer purchases fall to decade low
Mississippi farmers bought 16,934 tons of fertilizer in February 1932, the lowest total in ten years, according to J. C. Helton, commissioner of agriculture. The February figure trails the 1923 February total of 44,588 tons and notes a 1926 high of 107,010 tons.
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Jackson
Mississippi
J. C. Helton
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