Truce Hinted In Dispute On Broadcast Music Fees
A last minute truce between ASCAP and the radio industry appeared possible as the five year consent decree nears expiry. John G. Paine of ASCAP said a settlement might allow public access to music if negotiations succeed. Broadcasters stressed any resumption must be strictly business and tied to ASCAP terms.
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Our Gang Kids Return to San Antonio Theaters
The Our Gang stars Waldo Sis Darivena and Alfalfa arrive in San Antonio to perform at the Texas theater through Tuesday, asking for cowboy boots and sharing on set stories. Fred Switzer joins as Alfalfa’s dad and the group prepares four hours of study daily with lessons sent to Hollywood for credit.
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Students seek air map at UN reunion convention
The American Student Union held its semiannual convention in New York with 350 delegates urged to back a proposal for an air lane between the United States and Communist Russia. A resolution to eject a reporter was offered, while Morris Schappes accused Hearst papers of anti Communist bias.
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Dollar Bills on Christmas Tree in Rockford MI
Dec 28 Rockford Michigan story reports Pal Varbie and staff at the post office displayed 380 one dollar bills on a Christmas tree. The gesture, described as meaningful though not sparkling as others, involved Varbie telling employees about the display and its purpose over the past year.
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Nazis Study French Crisis Deepens Berlin Tensions
Berlin reports German authorities monitor the Franco Vichy dispute after Laval’s reinstatement actions sparked a crisis in relations. Oslo Abete, the German envoy to France, visited Vichy recently but German officials said no immediate anxiety persists. A spokesman noted uncertainty about future collaboration programs.
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RAF Bombers Hit Boulogne In Invasion Alert
Fresh swarms of British bombers attacked Boulogne and the Owlais area as part of a coordinated raid against German invasion plans. The Luftwaffe failed to appear over London, while RAF jets hit Lorient, Brest, and Bordeaux targets including U-boat bases and shipyards. British forces continued daylight strikes on Lorient docks and Merignac airfield as ships and bases faced heavy bombardment.
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Film Stars Head Home to Enlist for England
New York dispatch says Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh plan to enlist for the duration as air raids pound London. Olivier vows he will not return soon, while Leigh’s plans are undecided though she must be in London. Suzanee Leigh Holman, 7, remains in Canada with possible future travel. Dr. RA G. Grayson of St. Louis travels to London on official business among 40 other passengers debarking in Lisbon.
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Cigarette in Bed Costs Life in Fire
In Angeles on December 2, Joe Sobel, 32, fell asleep holding a cigarette and died locked in a blazing bungalow at 1645 Shatto Street. Edgar Rayment, in the adjoining cabin, woke to Sobel’s screams as flames ate through the wall. Rayment tried to force the door but was nearly trapped himself.
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Accidental Song HV Reveals Modern Tune charm
A quirky note describes an accidental composing moment by a nameless figure called RoveMULreA and a romance involving a niece and a tin band leader. It mentions the hit Lets Make Music and a claimed fakery around the top novel tune.
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Trial details emerge from Los Angeles drunk driving case
In Los Angeles Pecos February 28 the trial of Marlon M Zickemone 44 former president of the county bedloves association and county charities custodian focused on a drinking driving charge. Testimony described a highball and complications involving Evelyn Burr Geri Cropp and others as the case unfolded before Superior Judge Thomp L Ampbrose.
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Pec
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Itlinnes
S.A. Composer Finds Harmony in City Noise
Composer John M. Steinfeldt, living at 1013 South St. Mary’s street, draws rhythm from everyday sounds. A serious musician and organist at St. Mary’s church, he has produced dozens of works over fifty years, with recent pieces and reissues including Scherzo Caprice and Mast of St Thomas the Apostle.
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New York
Brain Surgeons Make Advances in Los Angeles Meeting
At the twenty fourth annual Los Angeles Surgical Society meeting Dr Rupert P Rooney outlined new brain surgery methods that reduce recovery time and lessen bleeding using light weight clips. Dr R Rusell Best described a nonoperative gall stone removal technique for small stones, offering treatment without surgery when conditions permit.
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University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Charged to Renew Pledge In America First Message
Gen Robart E Weed national chairman of the America First committee telegrammed President Roosevelt urging him to reaffirm pre election pledges to keep the United States out of war. He urged a nationwide broadcast Sunday night and said the committee would assist in any effort to preserve liberty and democracy against dictatorship.
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Dog Shoots Dog In Odd News Report From Indiana
Det 28 reports a curious incident in Cannelton where a man firing a pistol at a dog accidentally shot another dog. The gun misfired as dogs trailed, killing one canine and shocking local witnesses.
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