FDR Drama Prepared by Schon for Broadway
Thomas Schon outlines a Broadway musical drama about Franklin D Roosevelt titled Sunrise at Campobello. Dore Schary co produces and plans a film adaptation. The project reflects Schary’s return to Broadway after leaving MGM and features FDR, Louie Howe, and Mrs Roosevelt in a historically themed portrayal.
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Radio networks face fierce rush to control airwaves
Fragmentary OCR shows industry figures like NBC and other major chains highlighting competition for audience share. The text hints at independent stations losing ground as networks push nationwide reach, with emphasis on advertising trends and audience demographics.
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Story of Sarah and Tom Amid Secrets of Channing Hall
Sarah Casement confronts Tom Gillespie over his attentions to Lisa while Tom reveals his uncle Channing Hall once powerful, now stroke stricken, under cover to protect reforms. He warns that exposure could rally opponents, and Sarah seeks forgiveness as the tense affair unfolds.
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Night Fire Threat Looms Over Secluded Cornwall Village
In a rambling scene, Sarah and Tom flee amid a windy night as arson fears flare. A cottage fires, a lurking firebug suspected, and neighbors panic while back at the house the couple confront turmoil and uncertain safety.
History’s Longest Joke Disarm Talks In The Moonlit Talks
A decade long sequence of disarmament talks between the United States and the Soviet Union ends a stretch, resumes in the United Nations. Both sides push propaganda, set hard preconditions, and rush to build weapons capable of massive destruction. If agreement comes, it will be to curb further weaponry rather than destroy arsenals. The race to perfect intercontinental ballistic missiles accelerates, with fears of a hydrogen warhead wiping out cities.
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Fragmentary Tale Of A Night In The Hill Shack
A chaotic scene unfolds with Sarah and Diana Satterlee in a living room as a tense incident erupts in a shack behind the church. A sleeping man and a mysterious death are hinted at, with the story labeled “To Be Continued.”
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Swifton Woman Burned in Gas Stove Explosion
Mrs. Deyimta Winkles of Swifton died in a hospital yesterday from burns suffered Saturday when a propane gas stove exploded at her home while she was cleaning it. The blast caused injuries covering over eight percent of her body.
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Gun disarmament debate echoed in wartime rhetoric
The article discusses whether arming or disarming nations affects global power and war risk. It argues that even with large weapons stockpiles, mutual restraint could prevent total destruction, noting the United States and Russia as current examples of global tension and the danger of arms dominance.
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