Radio Highlights on Bill of Rights Day Broadcasts
On Bill of Rights Day WRC and all stations air a Roosevelt hour long dedication. Charles Evans Leopold Stokowski conducts the Philadelphia Orchestra in an aria. Helen Hayes reads the Bill of Rights and Lionel Barrymore, Walter Huston, Edward G Robinson star in We Hold These Truths. A chaotic program notes question and answer about a blind whistler, J W A Pred Lowery, known for Horace Heidt’s orchestra.
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Star-Spa
Elderly Men Accused of Chasing Chorus Girls
Culver City report notes Mrs Blanche Powell cites aging men pursuing dance stars from vaudeville to Ziegfeld era. Eleanor Powell's 26 dancer ensemble includes women who accept modest $50 a week marriage prospects, save 5 percent, and juggle side jobs between films.
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Culver City
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Blanche Powell
Mrs. Powell
Eleanor Poyedd
Florenz Ziegfeld
Eleanor
Hay Buyers Offer High Prices at Royal Inn Barn
Alfalfa and Timothy hay wanted highest prices paid at the barn. Bill Sakol, care of Royal Inn, Main St., Front Royal, VA.
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Timothy Hay
Bill Sakol
Royal Inn
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Front Royal
Rainfall Averages and Totals From Historical Record
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour total none and December to date 2.60 inches. Year to date 27.61 inches. The 28 year average is 35.80 inches with monthly means listed from January 2.52 to December 2.38 inches. Data courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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Puzzle clues list across and down with entries like Comfort Sour Wind instrument Fops Pertaining to the ear Boring tool Social group Particle One who is tactful Bend in the middle Back Biblical character American cat To work jointly 33 A wound 34 Occupies a seat 35 Greek letter 37 Speck Impending Name word Greek poet A perch Swiftly Sea mammal Title of a nobleman Employ Moham medan call to prayer DOWN 1 Jewish month 2 Invisible emanation 3 Booth 4 Elongated fish 5 Sum up 6 Article of virtue Greek letter 9 Decorated letter 11 A lath 17 Whether 18 Court for wills 19 Crazy 20 Denomina tion 21 Musical instrumen 22 Festive 25 Eskimo to 27 Bitter yet 28 Placed 29 Masculine name 30 Proof 32 Egyptian 'od 36 Indefinite article 38 Set of boxes 39 Part of face 40 Citizen's dress 41 Imply 42 Precious stone 45 Spanish measure 46 Image of a saint 47 Lair 49 Before 50 Arabian garment
New York hotel drama ends with kiss for Susan
Susan and Roy share a tense moment as rehearsals and nerves push them toward a kiss. Irene Carter interrupts with a cold warning, leaving Susan worried she will appear as a temptress in New York society. Roy apologizes as Susan fears a ruined image.
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