Balcony incident leads Judith to Eve Gerhart party invitation
Judith Martin, a Pendleton University Latin professor, fends off a balcony intrusion as Eric Waters trespasses. At lunch she talks with Will Wetherel about Eve Gerhart’s fall party, inviting Judith to attend and meet town intellectuals. Judith then teaches Waters in class, hinting at tension with Dr. Dorn and Miss Reasey. The episode closes with Waters struggling over the ode.
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Wilil
Judith Martin
Fendleton University
Peter Worn
Will Wetherel
Myra Ali
Rich
Myra
Eric Waters
Judith
Eric
Audith
Iyra
Jude
Siedway
Pen- Meton
Wetherel
Martin
Ani
Judid
Wetherer
Pendleton
Tennyson
Eve Gerhart
Old Timothy
Eve
Timothy
Alex Ward
Dr. Pillsbury
Nietzche
Darwin
Dorn
Jack Scientist
Point St
Wethmel
Peter Porn
Myre
Drie
Squire of
Dames
Miss Reasey
Glanat
Mr Waters
Legion Refuses to Reaffirm World Court Policy at Convention
The American Legion declined to reaffirm its World Court stance at the Philadelphia national convention. Delegates rejected a motion to reaffirm the World Court position, while endorsing continued emphasis on national defense, unified air service, and expansion of reserve forces.
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Legion
World Court
Philadelphia
American Legion
Omaha
Army
Navy
Mui
Censent
Bre
Amiers Kaitang
Mexican Inquiry Highlights Labor Attitudes at Detroit Convention
Report from the Detroit convention notes the Federation of Labor’s executive council examining labor relation questions and government ties. It cites committee recommendations and votes supporting continued federation efforts and reaffirming political neutrality.
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Detroit
Mich
Ian Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Merteant
Anual Labor Cosin Vitianeft
Tre
Feder
Tie Renart
Mann
Wiliam Greer
Kk More
Ceuentery
Eis
P Jievis
Byes At dawn a lone man seeks breakfast in a ruined town
A fragmented narrative follows a man waking to ruin and seeking food. He searches rooms finds jam and bread then notices others in the aftermath. He reflects on hunger and safety as dawn breaks and the world remains tense.
Friday Radio Program Listings Across United States Networks
Compiled schedules show WEAF and other stations airing a mix of organ recitals orchestral concerts and dance music. Notable entries include Jones & Hare on WEAF and a variety of hourlong programs from Philadelphia to Detroit with evening dance orchestras and school of the air broadcasts.
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WEAF
Jones and Hare
WGY
WOOR
Ceste
Cstwsb
Atlanta
School of the At
WPG
Atlantic City
WRAL
Baltimore
Sandman
Jubilee Singers
WEE
Boston
My Brother Club
Ad—Merry Milkmen
P Orfame
WNAC
Wwgr
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
WLAF
Congress Coronal
WLS
Chicago
WGN
Paul Ash
WLIB
Cincinnati
WGHB
Clearwater
Cleveland
Hestra
Harmtony
Studio Progam
Colleman Serenaders
Cest
Statler
Oronic
WFAA
Dallas
Joy
Gardner
Woc
Davenport
KOA
Denver
WHO
Des Moones
Philbreck
WGAHP
Detroit
Tolier
WWJ
Michigan
Wcx-Wir
Wap
Fort Worth
Hartford
KTHS
Hot Springs
WJAX
Jacksonville
Carting Orchestra
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawk
KFAB
Lincoln
Brit
Orchestra
KHJ
Los Angeles
KFI
Los Eects
Musical_ prey
WHAS
Louisville
WMC
Miller’s Orchestra
WMBF
Miami Beach
WHAD
Milwaukee
Weco
ST. Paul
CFCF
Montreal
Matas
Wor
Newark
Drerer Muse
Moment Musicale
Studio Guild
Guerwich
New York
Waldorf Orchestra
Jones & Hare
Fnsters
Katzman
Wiz
Olsen
Vanety
WNYC
WMCA
Golden’s
WFBH
Philadelphia
Wao
Shicadel Phea
Fox Theatre
Brown
WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Penn Orchestra
KDEA
Atland
Hoot Wrva
Richmond
Sis Tose Andonegui
WAHC
Richmond Hill
Gaston
KSD
ST. Louis
Schenectady
Cc Pram
Brunswick Orchestra
CNRT
Toront
Romanelli
WRC
Washington
Hamilton Orchestra
Morach Stang
Weaf-Wiz
WAG
Worcester
Bridge Built By Carpy Ends The Great Stream Crossing
The tale follows Carpy the carpenter leading a crew who build a wooden bridge across a stream, easing their perilous journey as they trek toward a distant hill. The scene shifts to a Times/Nay ad noting L W Brown’s claim he spent thirty thousand dollars on marriage and related expenses for his teenage wife Peaches, with alimony of five hundred dollars monthly.
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Carpy
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White House Coffee
Lewis A. Rice
Marcel
Francis ‘Scott Key Hotel
Court Street
Frederick, Md
George L. Rothenhoefer
Agency of Service
W. Patrick St
D. R. McIntyre
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
C. E. Steel & CO. General Insurance and Real Estate
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