Radio City Tour Sparks Old Friends in New York
Bob Johnson, a 25 year old from Mascoutah Illinois on a Radio City tour, chats with Anne Strong of Vandalia Illinois during the mezzanine reception. The group, led by Helen Barry, will tour studios and attend a Fred Waring show in New York.
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Radio City
Bob Johnson
Bob
New York
Coney Island
Grant’s Tomb
Statue of Liberty
Central Park
Greenwich Village
Captain’s Bell
Chinatown
Staten Island
Bobby
RCA
NBC
Helen Barry
Fred Waring
Albert Fisher
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Elmer Petersen
St. Paul
Minn
Eloise Miller
Altoona
Penn
Mascoutah
Jil
Mark Brown
Gary
John
Chicago
Anne Strong
Vandalia
Tll
Mlinois
Miss Strong
Anne
Sound Scenes and a New York Romance in Vandalia Girl
Bob tours Radio City with Anne Strong from Vandalia and falls for her as they view sound effects and television demonstrations. Anne plans to stay in New York after meeting Bob, who hopes to visit Vandalia, but a letter later hints she chose the city life over returning home.
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Gether
Anne
Vandalia
Horatio Alger
New York
Radio City
Bob
Pennsylvania
Carl
Girl Guide
Art Museum
Central Park
Bronxé Zoo
Third Avenue
Mascoutah
I Ilinois
Clever Princess Style Dress Dainty Summer Outfit for Tots
Advertisement describes pattern 1760 a clever princess style dress with a fitted waist and keyhole neckline offered in sizes 12 through 20. Also notes pattern 1675 for sizes 1 through 6 years with wing sleeves lace trim and optional slip and panties included.
Patrick Henry's Old Home to Become National Shrine
The Henry home Red Hill in Charlotte County Virginia, burned in 1919, will be restored to its Patrick Henry era and furnished with his period items. Henry, a lawyer and politician, pushed Virginia militia defenses in 1775 and his "Give me liberty or give me death" speech remains famed. He owned slaves but viewed slaveholding as an economic and social evil.
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Patrick Henry
Henry
Red Hill
Charlotte County
Virginia
England
Skull Deformation Practice Among Indigenous Peoples Studied
Smithsonian researchers examine centuries old skull modification by Mexican and southwestern American populations. Deliberate head flattening in infancy produced variants including two side protrusions and occasionally a peaked front. The first documented case followed a skull found by a French anthropologist near Vera Cruz.
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Mexico
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Sacrifices
Vera Cruz
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Chicago 7
Kellogg’s
Safe and Sound
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Sealed Power Corp
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WS5
Muskegon. Mich
SEACO
Sioux City
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