Second Educational Radio Lecture Series Starts Across Nation
The National Advisory Council on Radio in Education launched a spring radio lecture program classing economics psychology and related topics. Twenty weekly Saturday broadcasts run coast to coast on WEAP and NDBO channels, ending in May with a valedictory program. Notable speakers include James Harvey Rogers Yale Breasted Patterson Penn Harvard Hamilton Columbia Boss George Washington and Nissen Yale Freese Chicago.
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Patriotic Songs Featured On National Farm Hour Program
The National Farm and Home Hour airs patriotic selections by American composers with airs like America Dixie and Over There. The program aims to introduce 4H club members to American music across the coast network with Marine Band and forest ranger roles highlighted by Hervey Unys and Alfred Cars among others.
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The Countless Turn in Jim Ames and Macklin
Jim Ames faces a tense confrontation with Macklin over stolen notes and money in a perilous hotel scene. Amos challenges Lee and Macklin’s ruse while Macklin’s confession nears, leading to a dramatic climax as a doctor is called and justice nears.
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Grimace Word Sparks Scholarly Dispute Across Ages
A fragmented account traces evolving notions of the word Grimace and its variants from grim origins to possible influences from Spanish and Anglian sources. The piece weaves through etymology, historical usage, and cultural context, noting how whittling culture popularized a named practice and sparked debates about linguistic lineage.
Snee at Leart Yeask-Did you ever fear gah erman tell the truth
Waylon questions a caf incident in a garbled exchange about truth and fear. The fragment hints at a local scene or dialogue with names Snee and Leart Yeask, though phrases are unclear. Further readable context is limited.
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