With Ike and Mike in early television era
A brief glimpse into early television as Ike the camera and Mike the microphone symbolize the medium. The scene shows the Columbia Broadcasting system studio in New York with the control panel used to direct programs and transmit from Chrysler tower. A cameraman works the camera assisted by a dolly man moving the rig.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
Chrysler Tower
Notes and Quips From The Past On Stage And War
A collage of jokes and anecdotes from earlier days, mentioning Mrs. Jimmy Young, Dot Parker, Franz Werfel, Boris Karloff, the Andrews Sisters, and various entertainers. It also touches on political figures, vaudeville nostalgia, theater sightings, and wartime headlines with light, humorous commentary. Names include Eddie Cantor, Damon Runyon, Errol Flynn, Gail Patrick, Jan Masaryk, Jim Morris, and others.
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Robert C. Benchley
A. Berle Jr
Damon Runyon
Gail Patrick
Errol Flynn
Eddy Duchin
Geo. Jean Nathan
U S Farm Aid to Britain Likely to Pay Dividends
A Washington report recounts Undersecretary Paul Appleby and AAA head Rudolph Evans outlining farm aid to Britain. They say the United States has eased Britain’s food crisis, farmers will gain profits and a postwar home market will grow, with packaging and distribution coordination improving efficiency.
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U. S
Britain
WNU
H. Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Agriculture
Paul H. Appleby
America
Appleby
Europe
AAA
Rudolph M. Evans
United States
Evans
How to Avoid Catching Colds and Flu Tips
A public health advisory explains how colds and epidemic influenza spread through sneezing and close contact. It advises vaccination style prevention, vitamins and rest, minimizing crowds, wearing a gauze mask when visiting the sick, sterilizing dishes, using paper tissues, isolating the patient, and staying in bed to prevent spread.
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Nathan
Davis
Briefs on wartime supply and prices policy 1942
Bankhage notes U S must deliver 50 million hens or 600 million gallons of gge to Britain before June 30, 1942. A housewives bureau cites that a good cook can use a barrel of apples without repetition. Interior plans a ceiling on coal prices to shield consumers. The shoot on sight policy emphasizes fighters over shooters.
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United States
Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Question Box on Citrus Allergy and Orange Juice
A reader asks if orange juice causes acid feeling and possible citrus allergy. The reply notes orange juice contains an acid that becomes an alkali in the body and may trigger excess acid production or indicate an orange allergy.
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Nathan
Davis
Witness Admits Stronger Motive Behind Move
Cross-examining a witness, an attorney pressed him to reveal the real motive for moving to the city. The witness hesitated then admitted there was another motive, finally saying it was a locomotive.
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Didden
Free Cook Book From Standard Brands Company
Standard Brands Inc offers a free home bake cookbook with dozens of delicious recipes. Request by mailing a post card to Dept W 691 Washington Street New York City.
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Standard Brands, Inc
Dept. W
Washington Street
New York City
Standard Brands
Guard the Lips Govern the Lips
A reflective line on speech and conduct from Sir Edwin Arnold. The verse urges restraint and courteous bearing when in royal proximity, praising tranquil presence and fair words as the mark of proper behavior around a king.
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Sir Edwin Arnold
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Little Ann Francis
John Rupe
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Ike
Poe
Jimmy Young
London
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Dot Parker
World-Telly
Franz Werfel
Kartoffel Pfannkuchen
Partison
Stan Portis
Palace Theater
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Boris Karloff
Hollywood
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Andrews Sisters
Paramount Theater
America Firsters
Jan Masaryk
U.S
Jim Morris
Detroit
Manhattan
Bronx
MGM
Landis
Louis-Conn
Joe
Willkie
Broadway
Byron
England
British Food Ministry
Washington
John Llewellyn Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
John Liewellyn Lewis
Farm Journal
Wheeler McMillen
Murad
0. S
Bankhage
The
Bureau of Home Economics
John Galsworthy
Charles Swinburne
Joan
Doan
Doans