Radio plans observance during national music week
New York May 1 The Special News Service reports radio will join the seven day observance of national music week now in its 18th year Networks will devote regular concert features to the event NBC plans a Saturday preview by the summer symphony and a May 11 Roosevelt home Hyde Park broadcast with Mrs Roosevelt and negro artists The schedule includes Defense bonds and stamps Child Health day programs and talks by Perkins McNutt Brooks Mead and others across NBC CBS and MBS networks including Bing Crosby Pat O Brien Rudy Vallee and the Barrymores
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Garden Graph: Early Cultivation With Radish Markers
Dean Halliday advises starting cultivation early after asparagus seed sprouts to curb weeds. Mixing a few radish seeds with the asparagus aids early sprouting and marks the row for early cultivation, as shown in the Garden Graph.
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Planting selection for trench crops and mulch use
The best type of root for trench planting has many large buds spread over the crown. Crowns with long spindly roots or many small pointed buds tend to produce small spears and should be discarded. On light soil, a thin mulch of strawy manure or other litter is recommended over winter.
100 Plus Your Age a Blood Pressure Fallacy
Dr. Logan Clendening explains that high blood pressure often has no symptoms and is usually found by chance. Nocturnal headaches relate to sleeping posture and blood flow. elevating the head with pillows helps. A normal blood pressure of 125 is suitable at any age, while 160 would be too high for a 50-year-old.
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Divorce Suit Involving Miss Philadelphia Runner Up
Gloria Farrell Barstow, 19, a former Miss Philadelphia runner up, is being sued for divorce by her husband Harry, a Atlantic City real estate man. The suit filed in Trenton, New Jersey names Frank Reagan, a Pennsylvania football star, who denies meeting Barstow or her husband.
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Slain by Mistake Portrait of Jennie Martin
A recent portrait shows Jennie Martin, 24, slain in her mother’s Chicago apartment. Police questioned Detective Daniel Moriarty after he said he intended to kill the mother, who had been indicted weeks earlier in an illegal operation ring.
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State College Leaders Meet at Athens in Spring Session
Presidents and faculty from West Virginia colleges convene at Athens to discuss organizational issues and specialized study areas. Secretary David Kirby of the state board of education opens the two day spring meeting of the state educational association’s division of higher education with other speakers including J Frank Marsh and Dr Joseph Roster.
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Milanov Soprano Leaves New York for South American Tour
Yugoslav soprano Zinka Milanov departs New York to begin a South American tour. She will sing in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro during her first night performances this season at the Met Opera and the Civic Opera.
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Youngest MIT Instructor Margaret Whitcomb Breaks Barriers
Margaret Whitcomb, aged 25, becomes the youngest instructor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The article notes she is the first woman to occupy a teaching role in the biology division since her graduation in 1939. Her appointment marks a milestone for women in science within the institution.
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Fairmont State and WV Tech Leader Figures
Fairmont State Teacher's College and President E S Maclin of West Virginia Institute of Technology appear in a report noting leadership ties and institutional collaboration between the two higher education schools.
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Bosworth Commissioned as Colonel on Governor’s Staff
Charleston May 1 Governor Neely signed a commission appointing John W. Bosworth a colonel on his staff Following custom Bosworth 32 year old Elkins resident was named state police superintendent last week succeeding G H Crumpecker of Princeton.
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Lindbergh Criticized by British Minister in Washington
British Minister to Washington Sir Gerald Campbell rebutted Col. Charles A. Lindbergh claim that Britain cannot win. Campbell accused Lindbergh of smea sing the British war effort and making false statements about hostilities. He predicted Britain would win after the tide turns in December.
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