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But for the universal protection of candidates, the rebroadcast of a man's remarks days or years later should not be permitted to go out on the ether. Such mechanical repetition deprives him of the opportunity to change his mind or adapt his arguments to the moment, or in any...
In his final radio appeal, rousing to every European listener who swears by democracy, the Premier of France climaxed: "History shows that no real, stable peace can be established on injustice or on egoism! . . . The only stable peace is a general peace-that only viable solutions of European problems are...
The orders did not come. Slowly it became apparent that Comrade Litvinoff had not meant quite what Franklin Roosevelt thought he had in closing their recognition deal. Russia, it seemed, did not propose to pay off old debts after all, proposed to buy U. S. goods only if the U...
American Tobacco, which makes the biggest single time purchase on N. B. C.'s books, also carries a relatively small talent budget. Though Lucky Strike's weekly Your Hit Parade is played by routine bandsmen, it offers this season a unique merchandising trick characteristic of American Tobacco'...
Rigoletto had big Chilean Baritone Carlo Morelli as the hunchbacked jester while Joseph Bentonelli (ne Benton) of Sayre, Okla. forced his light voice in an attempt to sound like the loud-mouthed Duke. The week's most inept performance was that of Gilda sung by San Francisco's...