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Adam is thirteen when her youngest sister is born and she takes over caregiving. Ada loves, feeds, and teaches the baby, reducing rivalry with the real mother. The article notes such elder sister mothering is common but not ideal, risking immature, inconsistent care and stunted personal growth.
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Radio Program Schedule By The Associated Press
Programs subject to change listed in this Associated Press radio guide. Eastern Standard Time evening lineup noted with AP listings and time blocks.
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Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC and CBS Networks
Friday program lineup lists performers and shows from NBC WEAF and CBS WARC with time slots from 5:00 PM to 6:45 PM, featuring Swanee Serenaders The Story Man Hutchinson Family Safety Soldiers Dinder Music Circle Jane Froman's Band Kremlin Art Quintet Jones and Hare The Goldbergs and more, then CBS entries including Bobby Benson Captain Jack Skippy Lone Wolf Irene Beasley and Just Plain Bill among others.
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Safety Soldiers
the Circle
Jane Froman
Jones & Hare
Orchestra & Cavaliers
Leo Reisman
al Jolson
Adventures’ Club
Cbs-Warc
Bobby Benson
Captain Jack
Skippy
Lone Wolf
Irene Beasley
H. Stern
Eddie Dooley
Just Plain Bill
Nighttime Radio Schedule Highlights and Featured Performers
A detailed listing of NBC WJZ and ABC WABC network programs from 7:00 PM through late night, featuring Myrt and Marge, Buck Rogers in 2432, orchestras led by Isham Jones and Hal Kemp, revues with Deseret Romance and The Singing Lady, and a closing Chesterfield Program with Arthur Tracy and Shilkret's orchestra. The lineup includes various acts, news, dramas, and musical performances across stations with times and show titles.
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Marge
Wm. W. Hell
Edwin C. Hill
Sam
Morton Downey
Easy Aces
Charlie Carlile
Isham Jones
Barlow Symphony
Lombardo Orchestra
Nelson Orchestra
Cummins’ Orchestra
Hal Kemp Orchestra
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Don de Forest
Betty Boop
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Jack Fulton, Jr
Johnny Hart
Hollywood
Phil Sphtalny
Howard Thurston
Magic
Eddie and
Ralph
Shields’ Concert Orchestra
Mildred Bailey
Mrs. Nagsby
Lew White
Cab Calloway
Gus van
Furst
Memorial Service For Late Bethany President Draws Campus
Memorial service for Dr. Cloyd Goodnight, late president of Bethany College, was held in Commencement Hall at 9 30 this morning. Student Board of Governors led. Raff soprano moment. tribute from A E Wright. faculty speaker Forrest Kirkpatrick. World wide interest cited in chemistry finding on cellophane slides by Davies Bonar and Bonar.
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Cloyd Goodnight
Bethany College
Raff
Erwin T. Green
Bethany Memorial Church
A. E. Wright
Uniontown
Board of Trustees
Forrest H. Kirkpatrick
Morgantown
Earl C. Davies
the State University
Ross Bonar
Buckhannon
Floyd Bonar
Clarksburg
New Cotton Insulation for Telephone Wires
Bell Labs engineers develop a cellulose acetate textile insulation to replace cotton and silk in central office wiring. The treatment aims for lower cost, compact space, multiple colors, and improved electrical characteristics for long distance, repeater, and test stations. The note also mentions Siva as the third god of the Hindu Trimurti.
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West Virginia U Service Provides Free Holiday Programs
Morgantown reports the Package Library service of West Virginia University offers a free 45 page booklet with ideas for school church and home Yuletide programs. It explains Christmas origins and rites and lists phonograph records. The booklet can be requested for any act or game program. Also noted are New Year materials and a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing incident. Several attendees and officials were unable to attend due to travel issues and prior engagements.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Eleanor Knutti
Package Library Service
Photographer Donates Novelist Portrait To Bethany College
Bethany notes photographer George Kosuth of Wheeling donated a portrait of James Lane Allen to Bethany College. He plans to add Allen manuscripts to the college library. Allen, Bethany graduate in 1867, later served as professor of Latin and literature at Bethany in Old Main and lived near the Student Board of Publications offices.
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Bethany
George Kossuth
Wheeling
James Lane Allen
Bethany College
Four Killed in Crash and Legal Notices Reported
Four more than four thousand dollars tied to court actions and demurrers appear amid a report of a fatal crash near York Pennsylvania. The piece notes a car struck by an express train at a County Longford location killing four people and injuring others, alongside civil cases including William Minor versus Frank Ludwick and Jamé E. Bailey in various procedural stages.
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Frank Ludwick
James Parson
J. A. Kimble
Allen Mig. Co
C. W. Perine
W. Dilworth
Jamé E. Bailey
T. R. Shields
W. P. Kimme
C. Barlett
C. E.J . Grayson
York
Free State
Longford
Hold Em Jail at Opera House and Red Dust at Strand
Opera House features the REO Radio comedy Hold Em Jail with a band and alma mater songs as Max Steiner and guests brainstorm song ideas. Norman Taurog directs Edna May Oliver and Betty Grable in a lively farce air, while Strand showcases Red Dust starring Clark Gable and Jean Harlow in a vivid Indo China plantation drama with strong supporting turns.
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RKO
Robert Woolsey
Bert Wheeler
Columbia
Sevier Eoen
Edna May Oliver
al Warren Hyner
Edgar Kennedy
Betty Grable
Norman Taurog
Opera House
Grand Hotel Breaks Movie Records Across Major Cities
Grand Hotel from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer opens at Strand Theatre in New York following record-breaking runs in many U S cities and in Canada. Star-studded cast includes Greta Garbo Joan Crawford John Barrymore Lionel Barrymore Wallace Beery and others with director Edmund Goulding. The film features lavish sets and innovative photography as it portrays intertwining destinies of several central characters.
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Strand Theatre
Nob Sines
San Francisco
Fini
Sprinafield le
Spokes
Canada
His Majesty's Theatre
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Quebec
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Beer Sea
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Robert
McWade Zinnowitz
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William A. Drake
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Harry Moses
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Siegfried Rumann
Horterise Alden
Henry Hull
Sam Jaffe
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Red Dust shines with Gable and Harlow duo on Cochin set
Clark Gable and Jean Harlow star in a tense Strand Theatre talkie set in Cochin China. Supporting players Géne Raymond Mary Astor and Don Ameche add contrast to the vivid color and dramatic action.
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Mary Astor
Donald Crisp
Tully Marspail
Forrester Harvey
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Cochin
China
Géne Raymond
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Rickard’s Widow Secretly Married in 1929 Affair
New York Dec 2 The marriage of former Maxine Elliott Rickard widow of Tex Rickard fight promoter to Frank Dalley, a businessman, was revealed today. Officials of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament declined to give details. Rickard died in 1929 at Miami Beach Florida.
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New York
Maxine Elliott
Tex Rickard
Frank Dalley
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Migma Beach
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