Radio Schedule Notes and Odd List of Terms
The excerpt catalogs a dense radio program grid with show titles, times, and network references alongside a jumble of stray words and clues about a ruminant, numbers, and miscellaneous definitions. It reads as fragmented OCR from a station guide with stray cataloged terms.
Notable births and profiles in early horoscopes
Carnival D C noted lawyer born Macon Missouri 63. Dr William M Hepburn Emory Law School Atlanta Wage Stabilization Board born Cincinnati 51. Donald H De Lue New York sculptor born Boston 54. Edward M Ted Dealey publisher Dallas Morning News born 59. Horoscope notes a frivolous, light mind yet capable, noting early training shapes results later in life.
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D.C
Macon
William M Hepburn
Emory Univ. Law School
Atlanta
Wage Stabilization Board
Cincinnati
Donald H. de Lue
New York
Boston
Edward M
Ted) Dealey
Dallas, Tex
Morning News
Bad Habits and Octopus Metaphor in Lufburrow Verse
A fragmentary poem by N A Lufburrow compares Brazil to a bad habit with eight revolting arms. The speaker uses a playful metaphor about resisting a pervasive influence, hinting at political or social critique amid quirky wordplay and stray phrases about Brazil’s geography.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Brazil
Rean Cooc
Twin Cities expert Clarren shines in All-American duel
In St Paul for the All American Tournament Dave Clarren, a leading local expert, demonstrates declarer play as West opens hearts. Clarren misleads with trumps and diamonds, squeezes East, and forces a ruff and sluff while maneuvering to control clubs and diamonds for the last tricks.
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St. Paul
Dave Clarren
Dave
Minneapolis
Clarren
Twin Cities
West
Declarer
South
Dummy
East
Questions And Answers From Historical Almanac
In 1831 the Anti Masonic Party nominated a presidential candidate but soon faded from politics. Michael Faraday, in England in 1831, announced the principle of electromagnetic induction, helping explain elevating current electricity.
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Anti- Masonic Party
Michael Faraday
England
Anniversaries and historical birthdays from 1751
Know America Today's Anniversaries recalls James Iredell and other figures born two centuries ago, noting careers from U S Supreme Court appointee to publisher, lawyers, professors, and nurses. It lists notable dates, events, and births, including the Wright brothers record and Roosevelt speeches, with a section on today’s birthdays such as Walter Bedell Smith and Allan Shivers.
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James Iredel
North Carolina
Washington
Supreme Court
Sdenton
Moses S. Beach
New York
Springfield
Mass
Chester A. Arthur
Garfield
Fairfield, VI
David ¥. Boyd
Louisiana State Univ
Ay Thaguile
Howard &. Trudeau
John Erskine
Columbia University
Boston
Salvation Army
United States
Philadelphia
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Wenatchee
Wash
Japan
Geneva
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Italy
Ethiopia
Chicago
Germany
Moscow
Communist Internationale
Korea
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Indianapolis
Allan Shivers
Texas
Lufkin
Tex
George S. Stevenson
National Association For Mental Health
Elisha Hanson
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MBS
ABC
NBC
WFMD
Wmal “Veal
Abe-Mbs- West
Tith
Jack Smith
Cbe
Abe
Abe Bob Crosby Club
Ds Ozzle & Harriet
Armed Forces Review
Abe Freddy Martin
Stusic
Obs
Abe Timeter
al Goodman
Ab Orchentra
Niba
Nbo
Robert Q. Waxworks
Inbs
Quix
Nbe
Dulfont
We the People
Nbs
Cba
Art“Baker
DuMont
Fou
Go—Dulfont
Henry Aldrich
Nbe Cavalcade of Stars
Hollywood
Wis
Papa
Andy Gump
Florian
Thad
Seth’s
Wea
OLP
Etter
Arthur Fon Sil Wind Kin Blattio
Cade
Mluist and
Jeyf
Hill
Vaal Speer
Matt
AAMAS
Bloots
Saewalie Sthiss
Ray
Ace
Bugs Bunny
Arglin
UNGER
Freckles
Gammer, Gorton and Spink
Shadyside
Ethel
Luc
Betty
Spink
Anivas
Bas Sai
All Is
Flint
Priscilla
Sele
Poly
Jakes
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THE
Wiluar
Jacoby
Ken
Veet Frosress
eAass
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Wrigley
Know
America
Arphive