Mother and Son Reunite On We the People CBS Broadcast
A mother and her son, separated 28 years, will reunite tonight at 9 on the We the People program broadcast over CBS. The mother placed her son in a foundling home after her husband died. We the People arranged the meeting and hotels in New York. A Navy show Anchors Away will be presented by MBS at 5 30 Saturday December 13 from the San Diego naval station.
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We, the People
CBS
Plan Navy
US. Navy
MBS
U.S. Naval Training Station
San Diego
On the Mend After Broadway Hamlet Staging Success
Margaret Webster, lauded for her Shakespeare production on Broadway, had her appendix removed shortly after Hamlet with Judith Anderson and Maurice Evans opened to packed houses. She plans to leave the hospital soon, with a chance to see her best job a month after opening.
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Margaret Webster
Hamlet
Judith Anderson
Maurice Evans
Miss Webster
Champ Steer Wins At Local Shipper Market Show
Lacy, a high school sophomore, placed near the final round as his entry titled T O Again was judged the best in the last three years of the ship market competition on page one.
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Lacy
Radio Schedule Fragment from WMMN Fairmont WV
A panoramic listing of radio programs across stations WMMN WEAF WABC WJZ CBS WOR and others with time stamps from 5:00 to midnight including news talk music dramas comedies and sports hosted by Danes and orchestras. performers range from Glenn Miller to Fred Waring and Betty Boop era acts, reflecting a dense broadcast grid.
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WEAF
WABC
Mary Marlin
Cbs—Western Five
WJZ
Portia
Cbs—News
The
Goldbergs
Bartons
Abbotts
CBL
Wishart Campbell
Bia Weaf
Escorts & Betty
Just Entertainment
WBLK
Dinning Sisters
WJ2
Weaf—Rhythmaires
WLW
WTAM
CBS
Voice of Broadway
Bill Stern
Fred Waring
Orch
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Gentlemen With Wings
Woman’s Club
News of the World
Lanny Ross
WOR
Adrian Rollin
George Burns
Gracie Allen
H. V. Kaltenborn
Johnny
John & Judy
Jim Crowley
Rhythm Caravan
Horace Heidt
Arkansas Traveler
Symphony Orch
the People
Fairmont Women's Club
Glenn Miller
Orel
KDKA
Bob Hope
Raymond Gram
Jean Arvizu
Red Skelton
Harry James
Amos
Andy
Benny Goodman
WWVA
WGY
Burt Farber
Blue Barron
Carl Ravagga
Hereford Show Lightweight Ad and Paris War Dispatch
The 1941 exposition highlights include Lasix lightweight Hereford best in show and the grand champion steers from four weight classes. Separately Berlin notes discuss De Gaulle diplomacy and possible Franco colonial actions as Marcel Dent hints at renewed military activity. Mayor Lord proclaims observances and an extra day for good measure amid new local industry.
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Lasix
Evelyn Asay
Mt. Carroll,t
Claud A. Lord
French Editor Urges Recapture of Colonies
Berlin dispatch reports a French editor calling for military action to recapture France's African colonies from Marshal Petain's regime. The statement signals heightened wartime tensions as opinion media weigh confrontation with Vichy authorities.
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Berlin
France
Charles de Marshal Petain
Pope awards Shapley Pius XI Prize in Astronomy
In Rome at the Pontifical Academy of Science inauguration, Pope names Professor Harlow Shapley of Harvard Observatory the Pius XI Prize winner for Astronomy. Shapley has directed Harvard Observatory since 1921.
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Vatican Gardens
Rome
Saeness
Harlow Shapley
Harvard Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Shapley
Harvard University Observatory
Thanksgiving Parade Sparks City’s Third Term Victory
Lord, reelected to a third term, proclaims three days of thanksgiving as the city plans a street parade with toys, floats, and prizes. A Christmas toy display and a gala breakfast precede the event, with 1,000 chickens promised for distribution.
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Lord
Husband 62 Wife 11 Former bootlegger pleads not guilty
Charles B Sav, aged 62, smiles as he leaves Miami court after pleading not guilty to first degree murder in his wife of two months death. Gov Harold Stassen of Minnesota had requested the investigation. Police seek an attractive blonde.
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Charles B. Savage
Miami
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Singer To Wed Joyce Mathews As Berle Applies for License
A marriage license application was filed in Los Angeles for Joyce Mathews and Milton Berle. Mathews and Berle reportedly confirmed the arrangement by telephone from New York where she was appearing in a musical show.
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Joyce Mathews
Milton Berle
Los Angeles
New York
Envoy to México Open New St. John's Cathedral
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of George 3 Messersmith, 68, now Ambas to Cuba, to be Ambassador to Mexico, succeeding Josephus Daniels, who has retired. Born in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania, Messersmith was an educator until 1914 when he joined the foreign service.
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George 3. Messersmith
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Cuba
Mexico
Josephus Daniels
Fleetwood
Mr. Messersmith
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