Brentwood School To Repeat Play Aunt Samantha Rules Roost
Brentwood School will rerun the three act comedy Aunt Samantha Rules the Roost this Thursday at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. Proceeds go to the school and church, with P T A and Circle No 3 of the South Main Street Methodist Church co sponsoring. The show follows Aunt Samantha running for mayor against Lucien Littlefield with Provincially funny plots and lemonade mischief.
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Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Samanthy
Brentwood School
Circle No. 3
Women’s Service Society
South Main Street Methodist Church
Brentwood
Samantha
J. F. Bartch
Bartch
Ruth Sawyer
Sophie Simpkins
Dewey Hammer
R. J. Kirby
Annie Ambrose
Reitzel Koonce
Blanche Bowers
G. T
Two World Leaders Plot and a Reporter Faces Bias
Walter Winchell reports a candid backstage exchange between Mussolini and Hitler about domination and victory. A reporter questions wartime loyalties, and the Fourth Estate weighs whether aiding truth justifies partisan bias in war coverage.
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England
RAF
Fourth Estates
Public letter rails against speech interference fears
The writer expresses extreme concern that freedom of speech should remain unrestricted and suggests Charles Lindbergh may use the column for any topic he chooses. The tone signals strong defense of untrammeled expression.
Program of Sacred and Classical Music Concert
A program of sacred and classical music will be played at Floral Garden Park Cemetery Sunday at p m. The concerts, a regular feature, attract many listeners and are open to the public. Highlights include Cavalleria Rusticana Masgani with Victor Concert Orchestra, When the World Forgets Ackley sung by Mrs. William Asher and Homer Rodhouse, By the Waters of Minnetonka Lieurance with Nelson Eddy, Moonlight Sonata Beethoven with Victor Concert Orchestra, and When the Organ Played at Twilight Connelly Jesse Crawford Wurlitzer organ.
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Floral Garden Park
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Victor Concert
Waters of
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Nelson Eddy
Victor Concert Orchestra
Jesse Crawford Wurlitzer
First National Monument Devil's Tower Established
The first United States national monument is Devil's Tower, a prominent volcanic cone in northeastern Wyoming, designated in 1906. The landmark's rocky spire stands tall as a defining geographic and historic site.
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First National Monument
Devil’s Tower
Wyoming
Dramatic escape from Yugoslavia to safety amid blitz
Associated Press writer Robert St. John recounts four weeks on the run from Nazi forces through Belgrade, the Dalmatian coast, Albania, Corfu, and Petras, dodging bombers and minefields. He and fellow journalists endure wounds, shipboard perils, and evacuations by British navy while reporting the fall of Yugoslavia and Greece amid aerial bombardment.
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Robert St. John
Enterprise Special News Service
Yugoslavia
Greece
St. John
Romania
Carol
Alexandria
Egypt
The
Special News Service
Belgrade
Russell Hill
New York Herald - Tribune
Leigh White
CBS
Overseas News Agency
Terence Atherton
London Daily Mail
Budva
Atherton
Straits
Otranto
Durazzo
Albania
Sassenso
Gibraltar
Adriatic
Corfu
Ionian Sea
Port Authority
Leukas
Ithaca
Ulysses
Petras
Athens
Messerschmitt
White
Hill
Corinth
Luftwaffe
Stukas
RAF
Argos
Atherton and
Reat
Argus
Anis
Serbia
Bosnia
Montenegro
Ionian
United States
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Walter Winchell
Adolf
Benito
Mussolini
Nother
Arters
Associated Press
Germany
Albert W. Palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Palmer
Cilalk
Blair Park
High Point Municipal Park
Republican Party
High Point
North Carolina
Arnold J. Koonce
Council First Frard
C. S. Beaver
M. F. Crooks
Third Ward
Isaac Fidler
P. M. Davis
Fourth Ward
David Stanton
F. P. Conrad
City of
Raleigh
Washington
New York
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