Second Educational Series of Radio Lectures Started
Authorities on economics psychology and other subjects have inaugurated the second series of Listen and Learn Lectures under the National Advisory Council on Radio to Education. Dr. Robert M. Hutchins started the spring series in January with a twenty week program heard Saturdays over NBC WHAR. Prominent speakers include James Harvey Rogers Yale Ernest M Patterson Pennsylvania F W Taussle Harvard George Henry Soule Jr The New Republic and Walton H Hamilton Yale. Topics cover economics and industrial planning as well as psychology in education with speakers Fred A Moss George Washington Henry W Nissen Yale Frank N Freeman Chicago. Public response to the first ten fall lectures showed wide reach in homes schools neighborhoods and fishermen in Nova Scotia.
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National Advisory Council On Radio To Education
Robert M. Hutching
University of Chicago
James Harvey Rogers
Yale
Ernest M. Patterson
Pennsylvania
F. W. Taussle
Harvard
George Henry Soule, Jr
The
New Republic
Walton H. Hamilton
Fred A. Moss
George Washington University
Henry W. Nissen
Frank N. Freeman
Chicago
Nova Scotia
Patriotic songs featured in National Farm and Home Hour
The Marine Band will perform patriotic selections in the February National 4-4 club program of the National Farm and Home tour. The coast to coast broadcasts aim to acquaint 850,000 411 club members with American music. The program includes The Star Spangled Banner America Dixie Yankee Doodle America the Beautiful Columbia the Gem of the Ocean Half Columbia and Over There. March 5 will feature America s hymns and religious songs. The series highlights forestry topics for town and country listeners. Carveth Wells begins a new NBC series Conoco Adventurers.
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United States Marine Band
Marine Band
America
CAGED By Courtney Ryley Cooper excerpt
A troubled man named Joe Barry leaves New York, misled by a tabloid image of himself as a gangster. After a restless morning in a bathhouse and hotel, he drinks in a sense of escaping fear, boards a bus toward Pennsylvania, and contemplates a bank visit as the narrative moves toward a continuation.
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Joe Barty
Joe Barry
Hal
Jersey City
Jersey
New York
Hera
Orly
Pennsylvania
Night inside Newburghs shadowed liquor plot twist
Joe Barry, a poor lounge musician and accordionist in Louie Bertolinis restaurant, is lured by a offer to impersonate a liquor runner facing arrest. He declines, but detectives close in as he faces murder charges from a robbery at a prohibition raid. The tale unfolds amid a circus, a detective ally, and a prison breakout as Joe fights to clear his name.
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Jos Barry
New York
Saretnier
Louie
Bertolini
Newburgh
Bartolini
Hee
Martin
Joe
Joseph Bradley
Dayton
Cifcus
New York “On Dusiness
Abrodt
Martina
Fullthouge
Peta Maxwell
Hymla Fradke
Fradke
Joa
Elcaphd
Police
Jana
Hin
Joe Barry St
Escape Motives and Police Frenzy Cloud Aysome Barry
Joe Barry, newly freed, seeks escape via a Turkish bath and simple errands while police hunt for a gangster tied to Aymie Bradke. The tale tracks his instinctive preference for ordinary life as scrutiny and fear mount, ending with a barber shop moment where a police photo confirms his notoriety.
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Barry
Aymle Bradke
Jos Barry
Polic
Jim
Aymie Iradke
Danonemora
Joe Barry
Ravens at London Tower Denomination Divides Guards
The Montreal Herald notes four ravens at the Tower of London are considered "on the strength" of the Guarda battalion. Each raven is assigned a denomination: Church of England, Roman Catholic, Church, and General. Unclear if they attend church parades correctly each time.
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Tower of London
Guarda
Tommy Atking
Instincts of Youth Discussed By Two Professors
Professor Olive Wheeler of Cardiff University College says aggression in boys and passive tendencies in girls lead to issues during adolescence with lying and attempted suicide among girls and running away among boys. Professor Valentine of Birmingham notes about half of his students confess such tendencies in adolescence.
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Olive Wheeler
Cardiff University College
Cardiff
Wales
Valentine
Birmingham
Dairy Best To Let Cow Freshen In Fall
A. C. Kimrey of the North Carolina State College dairy extension urges breeders to have cows freshen in fall by calving late January to February. He says autumn freshening avoids heat stress, aligns with peak milk production, and typically yields higher butterfat prices in winter, boosting annual income per cow. He notes North Carolina creameries hold surplus butter in summer and seek winter fat.
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A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State Ecollege
Kimrey
North Carolina
Not Hard to Deal With Feed Shortage Problem
Dairy cattle owners face feed shortages with winter approaching and may have to reduce herds. The intelligent plan includes identifying poor producers, selling them off, and concentrating on feeding remaining good cows, even if it requires buying more feed.
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Hoard
Butter Consumption Soars Across United States
Government reports through July 1, 1931 show 24,000,000 pounds more creamery butter consumed in the first half of the year than in 1930, equating to three ounces per person. If the trend continues, year end gains could reach 20,000,000 pounds beyond 1929 surplus, when butter price fell 12 cents. Hoard's Dairyman credits educational dairy work for the rise.
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Dairy Council
United States
Hoard's Dairyman
Keep Fanning Mill Going There in Dairy Herd Uplift
The Minnesota Marm Bulletin urges continual herd improvement through individual cow records and dairy testing. It warns many cows look like good producers but are not. It promotes using Dairy Herd Improvement and statewide cowtesting data to identify and cull underperformers for profitability.
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Ufe
Dairy Herd Improvement
Minnesota
Benefit of Drinking Cups on Dairy Output
A study at Iowa State College of Agriculture found cows with free access to drinking cups produced about 6 percent more milk and 12 percent more butter. Cows drank roughly 18 percent more water from cups than from outdoor troughs, averaging ten drinking events per 24 hours.
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Iowa State College of Agriculture
Amerigna Agriculturist
Promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and World Population Notes
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure all stimulant for sluggish health, promising clearer bowels and better digestion for adults and children. A brief world population survey follows, citing Knibbs and Michelot estimates and noting a potential doubling in under a century.
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Dr. Caldwell
Fear of Mistakes and Wealth Theme
A reflective note discusses fear of error hindering action and asserts mistakes arise from lack of thought. It humorously cites aging as a driver for pursuing a $10,000 kick, implying little else brings satisfaction in old age.
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