Blue and Red Network Radio Listings March Broadcasts
Radio schedules outline Blue Network and Red Network programs across cities and stations with a march lineup including educational hours agriculture features and entertainment. Notable names include Montgomery Ward's, Maxwell House, and various regional stations in Jacksonville Detroit Chicago and New York.
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Radio Piitestall
Stu
Peuraine Center
Upuanse
Yrowithed
Padmeuve
B.C
Capeland
Pureeus
Montgomery Ward
ULB
Keytof Agriculture
Hunders
Urs
Mubiluilas
Sylvenia Foresters
Smith Brothers
N. B.C
RED Network
Hidain
Hastus
Absao
Nadia Household Institute
Coward
Fordon
Hoover Sentinels
Ok Qa
M. Seiderling
Foam Py
Talsey Stiert
Blue Network Foa
Leo Ys. Mn
Atens Gonery Ward
Phom
Pepe of Agriculture
SiOp.org
Champion Sparkers
Esu
Maxwell House
N. B.C. Red Network
Od Ao
Vower Pleaith Percises
Sukialin
Hustus
Tis Menacerte
TOO Ga
Omy Nacional
Radio Peaseheld
P.m
Florida Citrus Growers
Diaghestos
Moorman CostCutuse i
Phlaur
Pyris
Selradercona
SkelhoHyerns
BLUE
Montcersery Ward
SS. Deptoaf Agriculture
SSO Py
Arissteang Quakers
Opoo Wrigh
Capitol Guide Answers Visitors in the Capitol
A Capitol guide known as Captain Cady helps tour groups at the Capitol and is often asked to locate the congressional chamber. He handles eager visitors and even manages awkward moments, such as couples on honeymoons.
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Senule
Congress
Washington
Captain Cady
Buoys Will Be Buoys Or May Be Ghosts Buoys
A fragmentary notice hints at buoy related matters with uncertain phrasing and possible references to ghost buoys and navigation aids. No clear entities or dates are established in the readable text. The item remains ambiguous and non-specific.
Cabin Ferry Window Incident Confuses Passenger
A boat voyage ends with a shattered window and a passenger blamed for willful damage. The mate questions him as the ferry docks, body stamina tested by delirium tremens, while the outside truth remains unclear and the deck presents no exterior access.
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Windeas
Would Inflict 10000 Goats On North Carolina
A garbled report discusses injecting 10000 goats into North Carolina to combat weeds and pests. It claims goats would beautify woods and parks, reduce mosquitoes by eating seeds in marshes, and create a meat supply, with quotes about a Billy goat and reluctance to pay.
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Ninsten
O.J. Eugene Wood
Rineten Esportsmun
French Rush to Defend the Innocent Oyster
Fragmentary text refers to defending an oyster and mentions places and names in garbled form. It hints at research work and possible discussions of life and existence but lacks clear events or persons.
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Agiaebiery
Vita Madnes
Ancient Tombs Dug Up on Playgrounds Site
Tombs of Gatlo Celtic era unearthed at Sesto Cufende during sports ground preparations for the Balius Usetar Boy Scouts. Finds include fongraturns and rudimentary cases, a notable array of arms shields bucklers swords and other warlike implements, plus finely worked bronze ornaments.
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Varese
Halyce
Sesto Cufende
Balius
Usetar
Simal
Airborne plant food extraction method described in study
A partial report explains a process of extracting plant nutrients from air, touted as a potential industrial method. It notes a United Nations like project and mentions chemical components such as nitrates, with limited readable names and affiliations.
All Those Who Sell Gifts Can't Escape Tax Laws
The Supreme Court ruled that if a gift’s sale price exceeds the donor’s cost, the difference is taxable. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Taft, wife of Chief Justice Taft’s nephew, brought the case after losing. she had received stock worth $11,708 more than its cost from her father.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tikt
Elizabeth W. Taft
Winnipeg sprinter sets Canadian 60-yard record
Jimmy Ball of Winnipeg establishes a new Canadian record for the 60-yard dash at the Canadian Championship meet in Toronto. The U S indoor mark for the same distance stands at 8.27 seconds.
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Jimmy Ball
Winnipeg
Rebel Leader Escobar Named Military Head Against Mexico Gil
Rebel leader Gen. Gonsalao Escobar, once allied with Gen. Calles, named military head opposing the Portes Gil administration in Mexico. Escobar previously stood as a close associate of Calles, who had been appointed secretary of war by President Gil.
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Gonsalao Escobar
Portes Gil
Mexico
Escobar
General Calles
Gil
Good Reasons Mugwulup-Why does a stork stand on one leg
The riddle ponders why a stork balances on a single leg. It jokes that lifting the other leg would cause a fall, a playful exploration of balance and prudence featuring a humorous bird.
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Mugwulup
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