Network Programs Time Conversion note
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United Nations
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Nbe World News & Commentary
Q. Lewis
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Mbss
B Crosby
Enry J Taylor
Kaltenbern
Boo Trout
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Paul Lavalle
Fanny
Burl Ives
Eave It
Abe Arthur
Gabriel Heatter
Abe Lyman
Abe Godfrey
The
Bill Stern
Fileen Farrell
Marty Drake
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ABC
Fears Dire Result In Administration Of New Labor Law
John W. Gibson assistant secretary of labor warned in York Pennsylvania that the Taft Hartley act could contain elements leading to serious consequences. He said the Labor Department is apprehensive about the law and cautioned government intervention in labor disputes should be reduced to a minimum to preserve the free enterprise system.
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York
John W. Gibson
Labor
Labor Department
Gibson
Schwellenbach
Congress
Department of Labor
American Labor Movement
Katzenjammer Kids term meaning
Katzenjammer is a German loanword for hangover and literally means cat’s wailing, reflecting the comic strip’s titular distress. The phrase denotes a noisy, troubled mood corresponding to discomfort or sorrow.
Maid Receives 250000 in Fiance Will
Mrs Madge Conrad a Beverly Hills maid learned with emotion that her fiance Paul McKerns real estate dealer killed in a traffic accident two years earlier left her 250000 in his will They were to marry two days after the crash She has three married children.
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Madge Conrad
Beverly Hills
Calif
Paul McKerns
Divorced mother and schoolboy held in Detroit
A 24 year old divorced mother Dolly Cox and 16 year old Louis Kotonis were held in Detroit after their arrest at relatives' home while she waives extradition to Ohio over a delinquency charge. Dolly declared she would marry the boy despite age gap and future delays. Louis hoped to go to Tennessee or Kentucky with her.
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Detroit
Ohio
Dolly Cox
Louis Kotonis
Dolly
Women’s Police Division
Louis
Divorcee and teen in Dayton elope by bus
A divorcee said she met a high school freshman after moving from Greenville Tennessee to Dayton. She claimed they traveled by bus on Wednesday to marry, citing family objections and noting her three year old daughter remains with Mrs Cox's former husband.
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Dayton
Greenville, Tenn
Vacationing Have The Star Sent To Your Vacation Address
Promote your getaway reading by sending The Star to a vacation address for just 200 per week. Stay connected with news while away.
Privately Owned Timber Prizes Major Forests
A fragment notes privately owned timber dominates about eighty percent of commercial forests. The context suggests a report on ownership and forest composition.
Birds Use Song to Warn Off Intruders in Territory Defense
Researchers say birds sing to warn rivals away from their claimed territory, reinforcing the role of vocalizations in territorial defense and social signaling among avian species.
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