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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1931
Page
6
Corrinne, posing as a store employee, urges Harry Becker to meet to verify a tale about Madeline Smith and a college boy named Cliff who allegedly gave her Sue’s stone. She fears exposure and insists on secrecy while masking her own distress and motives.
In a dramatic exchange the suitor urges marriage, claiming prejudice against the daughter is unfounded. The father reacts with shock, while the suitor insists the girl is acceptable. Separately, a Mines Bureau report states Chile produces about 90 percent of global iodine.
Compilation of radio schedules with programs and stations from WEAF to WIZ and regional networks, listing show titles like Uncle Abe and David, Weber & Fields, Talk on Pepperion Neers, and various orchestras, news and sports blocks, with multiple station call signs and time slots throughout the day. The dense OCR text maps numerous programs to numerous stations, reflecting a bustling 1930s-40s era Eastern US radio grid.
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