Home Planning Aids Reviewed On Radio
Bruce L Melvin medical secretary of the committee on Farm and Village Housing will tell listeners what aids to planning farm and city houses can be found from the committee in the United States Department of Agriculture Farm and Home Hour. The Farmers Educational and Co operative Union broadcast will be heard January 20 and feature an eminent speaker on agricultural objects. Another episode in United States Forest Rangers experiences will be aired January 21 as part of a series to boost forest fire prevention and protection awareness.
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Bruce L. Melvin
Committee On
National Farm and Home Hour
Aida
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
National Farm Home Hour
Ween
United States Forest Rangers
Government Speakers On Air During 1981 Broadcast Hours
U S government used 515 broadcasting hours on NBC networks in 1981. M Aylesworth cites USDA as the top user with 254 polls and 531 talks, many in the National Farm and Home Hour. Hoover spoke 29 times, the most by any president in a year, with other officials also addressing the nation.
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United States
National Broadcasting Company
M. &. Aylesworth
United States Department of Agriculture
National Farm and Home Hour
Hoover
Aylesworth
Curtis
Charles Evans Hughes
Senate
House
America
Army Band
Marine Band
Navy Band
Calvin Goolidge
White House
Record-breaking continuous broadcast thrills Cleveland
Gene and Glenn shatter records from WLAM Cleveland in a seven hour stretch for the Cleveland Christmas fund. An admirer gifts Lowell Thomas a car heater, with note about protection against cold. Elaine Paige reports on new style knitting and a rising demand for pong. Baya Odette Myptll leads an orchestra, hosting a doubles tournament at her Douglaston home. Trends in dairy production reviewed by D A Shepard of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Gene
Glenn
WLAM
Cleveland
Lowell Thomas
Baya Odette Myptll
Viol ‘Ud
Gayteas Orchestra
Douglaston
L. 1
Metedia
Wanglustan
D. A. Shepard
United States Department of Agriculture
Hoover Urges Quick Action on Relief Measures in Congress
President Hoover pressed Congress for speedy nonpartisan relief, backing bills to boost the federal land bank capitalization, create a $500 million reconstruction finance corporation, a home loan discount system, and liberalize rediscount rules. Senate moves included distributing millions of bushels via the Red Cross, while lawmakers from both parties pledged support.
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ITH
Hoover
Congress
R. Hoover
House
Federal Land Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Senate
Gapper
Farm Board
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
House Committee On Agriculture
Payne
Red Cross
The Blue Pie War Tale and a Moral
A king sends demand for a blue pie with a brick tail triggering a war. The reply reveals misread words, as both sides learn the folly of ambiguous phrasing. The peace comes only after the real meaning is explained, illustrating how many quarrels arise from miscommunication and vague language.
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Montreal
Amily Herald
Simple Matter Decided Bostonian's Alma Mater
Sherman Whipple, a prominent Boston lawyer and notable local figure, chose Yale over Harvard due to expense. His decision caused social commentary among Bostonians, as Yale was seen as a social misstep by a local boy. His prudent mother pursued catalogs from both schools, Yale replying promptly and Harvard promising one with 50 cents.
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Sherman Whipple
Boston
Yale
Harvard
Whip
A Cold and Gargle Away All Soreness Campaign
A brief note promoting a gargle product claims relief for sore throats and cold symptoms. It emphasizes easy use in every package and generic health benefits without specific clinical data. The ad relies on simple language to urge readers to try the remedy for quick comfort.
Warpath lieutenant sues hundreds in postwar suits
Arpad Miroczy of Budapest, a former Hungarian artillery lieutenant, has filed damage suits against more than five hundred individuals from his former chain of command, including captains, generals, judges, detectives, and lawyers, alleging warrelated harm.
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Arpad Miroczy
Budapest
Leutenant
Shoe your money not for a rainy day but for a sunny one
A brief ad-like note urges readers to spend money now rather than save for a rainless future, framing it as a sunny day opportunity and promoting immediate expenditure over frugality. It reads as a fragmented promotional line.
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Tokyo
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