Radio Malls Tonight Prank Sinatra Opes CBS Schedule
Prank Sinatra shoppes a new sponsor as his CBS series may end. He would face Eddie Cantor on NBC if renewed. CBS has one open slot after Inner Sanctum ends, Burns and Allen expected to move to Monday at 9. Other listings include Milton Berle, Roy Rogers, and the Metropolitan Opera.
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Chaotic inquest unfolds at Brent manor over suspected murder
Nurse Keate recounts police questioning as District Attorney Soper builds a murder case from Conrad Brent's deadly digitalis poisoning. Drue Cable and Maud testify while Lt Nugent probes alibis, with Nicky Selour adding a cryptic timeline and Conrad's final night routine.
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Problems loom for schools as teachers depart
The article notes a 60 percent drop in attendance at normal schools in a populous state and predicts many of the 10,000 married women now teaching will leave for home postwar. It discusses higher salaries, merging small districts, and recruiting from high school seniors, while urging better treatment of teachers and denouncing draconian social rules.
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Organized Evil in War and Moral Reckoning
The passage argues that men fight for causes they deem just or feared losses, citing Hitler Germany as example. It warns against confusing Nazi terror with legitimate warfare and calls for clear distinction between unprovoked aggression and nations defending themselves.
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The Literary Guidepost on John Selby and Wise Letters
The piece reviews Fannie Bee's edition The Letters of Thomas J Wise to John Henry Wrenn and the later volume The Correspondence of Henry J Wise to John Henry Wrenn. It notes Wise as a famed bibliographer with a vast private library, his 1934 scandal, and the UT Austin acquisition of his library and correspondence. It adds a contrast between his spurious publications and authentic first editions found in Chicago while detailing incidental wartime and government notes.
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Red Army gains in Yugoslav border area report
Moscow communique reports heavy combat with uncertain totals as 2,000 enemy soldiers were killed and 3,000 prisoners taken over three days ending Sunday. Russians fought west of Pecs near the Drava river border area and claimed advances toward the rail junction town of Szigetvar while Yugoslav forces reportedly captured Mitrovica along the Sava river.
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