Early 19th Century Britain Punishable by Death Debate
The excerpt notes Britain’s harsh criminal law era with capital punishment for numerous offenses. It highlights the era’s severity and legal framework shaping public policy and punishment practices during the period.
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Great Britain
Network Programs Schedule Note
Eastern standard time is used for network programs. Central minus one hour and mountain minus two hours apply. Local stations may shift relay times to fit schedules and last minute changes cannot be included.
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights May 25 Evening Lineup
A dense rundown of CBC NBC CBS and ABC programs from afternoon through night. Highlights include CBS Music for an Hour U of Chicago Roundtable Lyman Bryson and Robert Merrill concerts, plus dramas quiz shows and detective series.
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Nbe
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Mbs
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Cbs
H. K. Smith
London
Robert Merrill
Cva
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Star
Mollon
Cbe
Mba
CBS Symphony
Joe Kelly
Noe
Saignge
Abe Phil Spitainy
His
NBC Symphony
Radio Schedule Listing of Programs and Air Times
A historical radio lineup lists Johnny Thompson to Dance Band Hour with shows from 1:00 to 12:00 including Melodies to Remember Sammy Kaye Serenade and Detroit Symphony Hour. Selected segments feature Drew Pearson and Hollywood Commentary with dramatic sketches and news summaries.
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Johhny Thompson
Sammy Kaye
World
David Harding
Drew Pearson
Willie Piper
Detroit Symphony
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Jimmie Fidler
Policeworman
Theatre Guild of the Air
News & Dance
West
Charred Britons Found Near Alexandroupolis After Jeep Fire
In Athens on May 24 two British soldiers were discovered dead inside a burned jeep and military truck about 12 miles from Alexandroupolis. The British Embassy attributed the deaths to bandits, while Napoleon Zervas called out Communist antagonism toward Americans and Britons amid Greece's democratic struggle.
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Athens
Alexandroupolis
Napoleon Zervas
Britain
Presbyterians Seek Peace Across Church Rift
Northern members of the Presbyterian church plan to mend a century old split by conditional reunification. The plan, approved by the U S A general assembly representing 2,200,000 northerners, hinges on similar action by the southern Presbyterian church in the United States. The southern assembly meets next week at Montreat North Carolina.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of
Theesbyterian
United States
General Assembly of the
Southern Branch
Montreat
N. C
Heraldry’s pure colors defined as tinc tures
The text states that heraldry uses only pure rich colors called tinc tures and warns that any hue mixed with gray would dilute the color’s meaning.
Diamond Jim Brady Suffered Urgent Digestive Ailments
The ad suggests Diamond Jim Brady faced stomach or ulcer pains and recommends Udga tablets as a remedy. It promises double money back if the first dose does not convince, with Mann's Drug Store and druggists as sellers.
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Diamond Jim Brady
Mann’s
Sulphur World Supply Expands Beyond Sicily
Sulphur once dominated by Sicily is now sourced from Texas and Louisiana along with other regions. Butyl synthetic rubber lacks natural rubber’s bounce at room temperature but improves inner tube air retention.
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Sicily
Texas
Louisiana
Balkan Children Receive Presents
Basil O'Connor chairman of the American Red Cross presented gift packets from Junior Red Cross chapters in the United States to Baltic children at the UNRRA displaced persons camp in Hanau Germany. He is touring Germany and Austria as part of a five million dollar Red Cross aid program for displaced persons.
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Germany
Basil O'Connor
American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
UNRRA
O'Connor
Austria
Scholarship to Be Given Again at UNC Commerce School
The Marvin B. Smith Jr memorial scholarship, $350 a year for four years, will be awarded again to a North Carolina high school student entering UNC's school of commerce next fall. The university committee will name the winner soon after June 1. The fund was created by Mr and Mrs Marvin B Smith Sr of Burlington in memory of their son, a 1926 graduate and former Library Hosiery Mills president who died in 1943. The first recipient was Hugh McArver of Gastonia.
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Chapel Hill
Marvin B. Smith
North Carolina
University of North Carolina School of Commerce
University
Smith
Burlington
Library Hosiery
Mexico City Built on Former Lake Bottom Land
The text notes that Mexico City, D. F., originated on land that once formed a lake bottom, highlighting its geological history.
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Mexico, D. F
México City
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