Listen America to Spotlight Malnutrition Problems Tonight
New York reports Eddie Cantor Helen Menken and Maurice Evans guest on Listen America at 9 30 PM NBC Red to discuss malnutrition issues. Paul V McNutt and Dr Thomas Parran also speak. NBC Blue and MBS fight broadcast dispute unfolds with Joe Louis vs Billy Conn slated for next Wednesday.
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Radio Schedule Fragments From Central Wet Virginia Network
A dense broadcast grid lists programs across NBC WEAF WJZ CBS WMMN WLW WKBW and more. Featuring Irene Wicker Portia faces life Captain Midnight and dance and drama segments with News of the World and Midnight at Noon.
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Stone Chief Justice nomination draws cross party support
President faces Senate preview of Supreme Court picks as Stone receives broad backing from Republicans and Democrats. Biddle and Fahy loom as potential successors for attorney general, while Byrnes remains in the Senate amid Barkley’s recovery and duties. Norris and Pepper voice administration backing for Arnold, with Stone seen as acceptable to both parties.
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Sleepers West Opens at Eres Theatre Starring Michael Shayne
Detective Michael Shayne escorts Mary Beth Hughes to San Francisco to testify in the Callahan murder trial aboard the Comanche limited. A gangster aims to ambush the witness while a reporter covers the perilous voyage amid wisecracks and romance. Sol M. Wurtzel produced, Eurogene Forde directed from a Lou Breslow Stanley Rauh screenplay adapting Fred's novel.
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South Of Panama heads to Opera House two day run
Roger Pryor stars in the PRC romance South Of Panama set on a Canal Zone backdrop. Mike Lawrence, a bold newspaperman, meets charming Jan Martin as danger and mistaken identity surround a wild adventure featuring mystery and melody. Audience previews praise it as among the season’s best.
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Divided House Deliberates On Defense Plant Takeover Powers
Continued from peas 008 remarks note revisions to grant authority to seize defense plants facing strikes or lockouts. A two vote margin supports a clause limiting power to cases where mediation fails or is unused, endorsing collective bargaining while condemning defense strikes. Senator Byrd sponsors the condemned amendment with committee backing.
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Connally Proposal Aides and Harness Plan For Plant Reopen
The committee reviewed Rep Harness plan authorizing police powers to reopen a struck plant, without federal seizure. Harness said it would guarantee federal protection for workers returning after the president ordered resumption. Rep Thomason noted members aim for the same objective and saw prospects using Connally as a base for action.
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Rumors of Turning Point in German Soviet Ties
The Times notes the foreign office interest in rumors of a turning point in German Soviet relations across Europe. Germany and Russia bluff and counter bluff while seeking to avoid war yet ready to extort or provoke, with London speculation centered on German threats and British aims to pull the crisis into prominence.
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British diplomatic offensives seek ing
Fragmentary text notes Russian collaboration and a push toward and away from Germany. The brief mentions prominence given to a report and aims to explain moves in diplomacy, but remains unclear on specifics, dates, or actors.
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British and French crews desert warships in harbor
British warships have not moved from the harbor since last July as about 2,000 men chose to return to France. A steady stream of sailors has left for the Free French, with officers and men reportedly indignant over use of Syrian air bases and many quitting their ships. The play Tobacco Road recently closed was the only one we heard of which became
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Pilot Blamed by Air Board for Fatal Atlanta Crash
The civil aeronautics board found the crash near Atlanta on February 28 caused by the pilot's failure to maintain proper altimeter checks and an absence of standard stern-check procedures. Eight people died including Captain Thomas and steward Clarence Moore. among the injured was Jet Air Lines president Byron D. Rickenbacker.
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Four year old boy among Brazilians rescued after lengthy voyage
An anonymous narrator recounts 18 days adrift in a tropical open boat with 13 men and 35 others, enduring extreme fear. Nights were worst as food ran low and despair grew. rescue came aboard the Ozorio where survivors were treated kindly and fed. The group, including a four year old, faced dire odds before safety.
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Deferred men face service urgency in national defense
Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey announced that selective service registrants deferred as necessary in defense industries will be reclassified for rapid induction if they stop serving in civilian jobs. President has proclaimed a national emergency and urged every citizen to do their full share.
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River Bed Quest Explains Why Fish Aren’t Biting
A man plans to descend the river bed to investigate factors affecting fish activity and determine why bite rates are low. He aims to observe water conditions, habitat, and possible interference to identify the cause.
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