September 1938 Europe Crisis and American Events
War fears rise as Hitler presses Czech, Britain, France, and Russia seek peace. Chamberlain returns with a paper peace. Czechoslovakia yields. Hurricanes devastate New England, floods and fires ripple across the country. Data include Queen Elizabeth launch, 700 dead, 100 million in damages, and cultural notes from coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Europe
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Daladier
Italy
Trauce
Poland
Hungary
der Fuehrer
Chile
America
England
Count of
Covandonga
Miami
New England
Long Island
Providence
Canal
Cape Cod
New Haven
Red Cross
Charleston
S. C
Springfield
Colo
Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights NBC and Local Stations
Radio listings for Wednesday outline daytime and evening NBC programs including Dance Matinee, Vice and Sade, Captain Midnight, Jack Armstrong, and Kay Kyser. Also noted are Classified Ads, Lost and Found, Organ Serenade, and regional CST network corrections across WEAF WEAF and other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Sons of the West
Fran Allison
Charles Sears
Monitor
Jack Armstrong
Captain
Margaret Harris
Redding
Wings For the Martins
Kay Kyser
Lloyd Snyder
Dick Gasperre
Artie Shaw
Sky
Omar Herth
Wiley Walker
Breakfast Club of the Air
Arthur Chapman
Treasy Farm
The
Flying Dutchman
Voice of the Farm
Church of Christ
Radiorgan
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Hans Anderson
Johnnie Johnson
Captain Midnight
Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
Wnac
Wtic
Wijar
Wtag Wesh
Kgw
Wfbr
Wre
Wey
Weae
Wiam
Wwcbm
Wdel
Midwest
Ksd
Wmaq
Wdaf
Kstp
Koa Kdyl
Wmbg
Wsb
Wme
Wsmb
Wjdx
Kpre
Kfi
Komo
Khq
Kpo
Whre
Weol
Wea
Wlw
Work
Weky
Wsai
Wsan
Cbf
Chi Wgal
Weil
Wtmj
Wiba
Wday
Kgbx
Kans
Welo
Ksoo
Wood
Webe
Webf
Wel
Kfyr
Koam
Wapo
Wlak
Wtar
Wis
Wiax
Wila
Wiod
Wane
Wibe
Wwnee
Wesc Wave
Wsm
Wvoo
Wky
Wfaa
Wbhap
Woai
Kths
Kfdm
Kgko Krgy Kris Ktok
Ktsm
Wala Wrol
Ktbs
Kark Kgne
Kgir Kehl
Ktar
Kehl
Kido
Kpfa
kKsei Ktfi
Pacific
Kfbk
Even Kern
Kgu
Little Orphan Annie
Malcolm Claire
Amos ‘N' Andy
East
West
Edwin C. Hill
J. Marshard
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Allen
Town Hall
J. Messner
Orches
Amos ‘N
Andy
CBS
WABC
Woko
Wkbw
Wkre
Wjr
Wdre
Weau
Wpre
Wibl
Wisv
Wear
Wobm
Wfbm
Kmbc
Kmox
Whas
Kfab
Krnt
Wabi
Sfrb
Ckac
Wibx
Wmas
Wesg
Whio
Webi
Wade Wnbf
Dixie—Wegst
Wsta
Woam
Wdod
Kira
Wrec
Wilac
Wwl
Wtoc
Krid
Ktrh
Ktsa
Waco
Koma
Wht
Wdae
Wdbj
Wwva
Wsjs
Wmbr
Ktul
Weoa
Wdne
Wnax
Kwkh
Wmmm
Wjo
Wehs
Wpar
Wmaaz
Weoc
Wrva
Waim
Wrdw
Wapt
Wdbo
Wmbd
Wisn
Wibw
Kfh
Wkbb
Wtaq
Wkbh
Weco
Wsbt
Ksej
Whib
Kglo
Weoa Whfg
Mount
Kvor Kygm Klz Koh
Kgvo
Kfob
Kwx Koin
Kfpy
Kvi
Ksfo
Khbe
Kgbm
Kiro
Kgar
March of Games
Castillians
Castilans
J. Hereford
Howie Wing
Bob Trout
Wahbe
Sophie Tucker
Paul Whiteman
Theater of Stars
Edgar A. Guest
WJZ
Network Basic
Whz
Wbza
Kwka
Wxyz
Wsyr
Wmal
Wfil
Waby
Webr
Cfef
Whk
Wmff
Wspd
Wean
Wice
Wlen
Wenr
Wls
Kwk
Koil Wren
Wmt
Kso
Wowo
Kma
Well
Widf
Wibm
Wjim
South
Wrtd
Wmps
Wjbo
Wdsu
Waga
Wsgn
Kxyz
Klo Kvod
Kutc
Kgo
Ksid
Ktms
Kex
Don Winslow
Navy
Landt
Tom Mix
Vaughn de Leath
Rollint Ensemble
Jesse Crawford
the Serenaders
Lyon
Capt Pete Wold Runaground Near Fern During Snowstorm
Captain Pete Wold’s vessel ran aground and is likely to stay till extreme high tide tomorrow. The Martha tried to aid but could not refloat it. if unsuccessful, cargo will be transferred to the Martha after the high tide for post Christmas distribution. A wooden block improvised as a step is noted for luggage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Pete Wold
Dee
Martha
Girl Shot 10 Times By Suitor Is Alive
Florence Gottwald 26, radio factory worker, was in critical condition in Camden after being shot ten times by Emil Mascher 46, a WPA worker and her suitor who confessed he killed her for not returning his love. Police held Mascher as the motive given was spurning his Christmas gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Florence Gottwald
Radio Factory
Harry Eyler
Emil Mascher
WPA
Woman mortally wounded in street shooting identified suspect
Night incident left a woman named Gottwald gravely injured after a man emerged from an alley and fired ten shots at close range. Detectives said the victim, still conscious, identified Mascher in the operating room as the shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Arthur
Roosevelt Plans To Train 20000 Civilian Aviators
President Roosevelt outlined a plan to train 20,000 civilian aviators annually, with initial 300 students at about a dozen colleges this spring and broader expansion to hundreds of colleges and universities in the fall if funds pass Congress. The program totals about 9.8 million dollars for a year of schooling, aimed at supplying military air forces and strengthening national defense amid global arms buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
White House
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Congress
National Youth Administration
Army Air Corps
National Guard
Make Better Cough Syrup At Home No Cooking Needed
Easy home remedy combines granulated sugar and water to create a base, then add 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex for a pint of cough syrup. Marketed as a fourfold saving with quick relief from cold related coughs, it soothes throat membranes and loosens phlegm for easier breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
51 Below Zero Recorded in Edmonton Tonight
A temperature of 51 below zero was recorded at 12 30 AM today on the thermometer at the Dominion in Edmonton Alberta confirming the extreme cold snap in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Alta
the Dominion
First White House Debut In 28 Years
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, daughter of Hall Roosevelt, was presented at the White House East Room in a dawn of the 28 year gap since Helen Taft. The event included a dinner, a reception for the Debutante, and dancing led by Hall Roosevelt and his daughter with Virginia Reel and Eleanor Glide. Mrs Roosevelt wore a red chiffon dress. Sara Delano Roosevelt wore a long tailed black satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hall Roosevelt
Dedham
Mass
White House
Helen Taft
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Meteorological Station Established at Edmonton Airport
The Department of Transport announces establishment of a meteorological station at Edmonton Airport to improve weather reporting for aviation. Officials state the site will provide accurate wind, visibility and temperature observations to aid pilots and air traffic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Transport
Edmonton
Fern Aground Near False Pass Delays Christmas Mail
UNALASKA Alaska December 28 UP The motorship Fern carrying Christmas mail to trappers fishermen and villagers of the Aleutian Island chain ran aground at False Pass three days after December 25. The ship is under command of an unnamed captain and rescue efforts are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unalaska
Alaska
U.P
Fern
Aleutian Island
False Pass
Building Activity Brightens Southwest Business Picture
Building activity boosted by publicly financed projects brightens the Dallas Fed survey for November. Total contracts rose 10 percent from October and 40 percent from November last year, with two thirds of volume from public works. Cold weather lifted December retail activity, helping department stores and oil production remained steady though below year-ago levels. cotton output fell sharply with Texas forecasts down about 39 percent from 1937 harvest. The cotton yield per acre topped prior years, while the eleventh district saw a 39 percent drop in total production year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
United States
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
European Peace Party
Volta Torrey
Neville Chamberlain
Germany
London
France
Maginot Line
Iia
Ome
American Legion
Los Angeles
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Cardinal Hayes
Jimmy Roosevelt
Walter F. George
Millard E. Tydings
Hines
California
Marilyn Merseke
Marion, C
Jacqueline Cochran
Broadway
Sudeten Area
Uith
FOX Paint & Wallpaper CO
Polk
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
N. Y
Pontiac
Michigan
MAZDA
Getter
I.E.S
Holmes School of
Amarillo Bidg
Bond
Kentucky
Schenlay Distillers Corp., N. ¥. C
Aman Obi
WB Wiskey
Dromacenn Ntti
Ponononane
Aun
Bottled Schenley Distributors.inc
Southwestern Public Service Company
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