Soviet Inconsistency Forcing Western Diplomats' Frustration
Western diplomats clash with Soviet inconsistency as the General Assembly debates the Marshall plan and Moscow’s veto use. The article notes Russia’s contradictory stances on internal affairs, Greece, Iran, and atomic power, underscoring unpredictability and strategic self interest.
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Radio Schedule Loud With Sports and Music Programs
A dense listing of radio programs across stations KDKA WCAE WJAS WYAS WJIAS and others detailing shows and times from 1 PM through midnight including News IE Sports The Lone Ranger Inner Sanctum Symphony and Dances with orchestras Talent Scouts and The Bob Crosby Club with various hosts and program names. The guide reads as a schedule fragment with multiple time slots and program titles.
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Kroka
WCAE
WJIAS
KPKA
WYAS
KDKA
Mildred Don & Men
WJAS
Musteana
Ian TM
Lowell Thomas
Romanca
Eddy Duchin
Wdjias
Tis TM
News of the World
Jack Smith
Bob Crosby
Wea
America
WUAS
Inner Sanctum
KNKA
Wijas
WCAL
Phil Slivers
Phil Silvers
WJAB
WCAR
Dr. I
Ray Beatt
Samimy Kaye
Ltadio Theater
Wdas
Irma
Buddy Weed
Tony Pastor
Hot Hawk
Wdjiab
Bob Hawk
WIAS
Noewe
Wdjas
Tse
tTed Strader
Orrin Quenee
Sport Planes Land After Rough Trip
BANKOK Siam Sept 27 Clifford B Evans of Washington and George W Truman of Los Angeles landed here after a perilous flight from Rangoon Burma. Their light sport planes were buffeted by storms over the Burma Siam border. They said next stops would be Canton and Shanghai.
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Churchill Warns His Countrymen at Rally
London reported that Winston Churchill warned that Britain faces only a foretaste of harsher times. At a Conservative rally he said socialism would limit living standards to at most two thirds of prewar levels and blamed domestic mismanagement for worsening conditions beyond wartime strain.
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Britain
Winston Churchill
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Pa Senator Urges Truckers to Fight Monopolistic Laws
Bedford Pa September 29 State Senator John H Dent Democrat Westmoreland urged Pennsylvania Truckers to oppose laws he said foster monopolistic trends in transportation Dent warned that restrictive punitive laws and interstate economic barriers could drive small firms from business and warned that toll road schemes risk turning state government toward profit minded aims.
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Bedford
John H. Dent
Dwestmoreland
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Dent
Fire Truck Mishap Traced To Wrong Address In Philadelphia
A pedestrian misled firemen by reporting an incorrect street address delaying response to a truck fire. Peter Lanzer, at 925 East Strafford St, awoke to his half ton truck burning with $2,000 damage. Fire engine misrouted to 1927 East Strafford St before locating 925.
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Peter Lanzer
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Redeemed By A Song In The American Weekly
George Whiting was fading into obscurity as a has been songwriter when he met a composer who couldn't find words for a haunting tune. The result was My Blue Heaven. This poignant human interest story appears in this week s American Weekly.
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George Whiting
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Hollywood Stars Spend Time As Much As They Do Money
An independent survey reports movie stars work a theoretical eight hour day but average only 63.2 minutes of actual emoting before cameras. It notes 67.3 minutes for makeup, 12 minutes for script study, and 17 minutes arguing with directors among other uses of downtime. It profiles Joan Crawford knitting, Deborah Kerr and Jane Powell knitting, Reagan and Taylor discussing politics, MacMurray sketching art, Grant playing guessing games, Lana Turner reading between takes with a phonograph playing records, Gene Kelly planning the next dance, and Loretta Young sewing for her children as Van Johnson signs off to fans.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Deborah Kerr
Jane Powell
Ronald Reagan
Robert Taylor
Fred MacMurray
Cary Grant
Lana Turner
Gene Kelly
Loretta Young
van Johnson
Hollywood Stars Swap Set Stories and Card Games
The studio crew riffs on set life with Clark Gable chatting, Olivia DeHavilland reading palms, Robert Mitchum grumbling, Dana Andrews boating, Ethel Barrymore gossiping baseball, Walter Pidgeon visiting other sets, James Stewart tickling a piano, Mickye Rooney Red Skelton and Abbott and Costello entertaining, Ray Milland playing Hungarian rummy, John Wayne loving pinochle, Spencer Tracy snacking and chatting, Bing Crosby vanishing, and others spending long hours on racing chatter.
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Clark Gable
Olivia DeHavilland
Robert Mitchum
Dana Andrews
Ethel Barrymore
Walter Pidgeon
James Stewart
Mickye Rooney
Red Skelton
Abbott and Costello
Ray Milland
John Wayne
Spencer Tracy
Bing Crosby
Vitamin C in Cabbage Lost in Cooking Water
Readers learn that cabbage loses much of its vitamin C in cooking water and that preparation method affects nutrients. Tests show broiled cabbage retains more thiamine than boiled or fried cabbage, and water used for cooking can carry away nutrients.
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Babbage
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