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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1935

Page

10

Radio Listings and Schedules from New York Station Lineup

A condensed schedule lists WEAF NBC programs and guests including Frank E. Gannett and Robert L. Lund discussing the NRA, with times such as 6:30 and 10 p.m. It also notes Tuesday night bets like Ted Fiorito and Bing Crosby, plus WABC and WJZ shows, and various orchestra and variety programs across stations.

New York Frank E. Gannett Robert L. Lund NRA Weafnbc William Green Ted Fiorito Ben Bernie Eddie Duchin James Melton Jesse Crawford the Hoofinghams Wabc-Cbs Abe Lyman Bing Crosby Phil Spitaing Walter O'Keefe

Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights Through Evening

A detailed lineup lists 12:15 Virginia Lee program, 12:20 Market Reports, 1:35 Livestock, 12:45 Farm & Home Hour, 1:30 Glenn Lee's Orchestra, 1:45 Johnny Burkhart, 2:00 Home Sweet Home, 2:15 Vie and Sade, 2:30 Ma Perkins, 2:45 Dreams Come True, 3:00 Betty and Bob, 3:15 John Barker, 3:30 Rex Griffith, 3:35 Ticker Notes, 3:45 Dorothea Ponce, 4:00 Antonio, 4:15 Miner's Children, 4:30 Singing Lady, 4:45 Questions Answers, 5:00 Harry Kogen's Orchestra, 5:30 Jack Armstrong, 5:45 Lowell Thomas, 6:00 Old Fashioned Girl.

nLw Glenn Lee Johnny Burkarth Vie and Gade Ma Perkins Betty and Bob Earl Lippy Rex Griffith Dorothea Ponce Mary Alcott Jack Armstrong Lowell Thomas Orch Virginia Lee Johnny Burkhart John Barker Antonio Harry Kogen

Strike ends for 3000 clay workers in Ohio and Pa

The Tuscarawas region and nearby counties settle a strike affecting 3000 clay workers. Ralph A. Lind of the Federal Regional Labor Board helped reach the agreement. Plants in Tuscarawas Summit counties and at Clearfield and Brockway Pa resume operations Wednesday. The settlement sets 47 cents an hour minimum wage, an eight hour day, 40 hour week, and skilled labor rate adjustments, effective through May 31 1936.

Uhrichsville Tuscarawas Ralph A. Lind Cleveland Federal Regional Labor Board Summit Counties Clearfield Brockway Lind

Clay plants strike widens as union ties fray

Lind reports three clay plants are striking with unions at odds with Clay Co. and Products Co. The dispute centers on labor action and company responses.

Shop Or & Checker Lind Unionless Clay Co. and Products Co

Steel Prices Dip in Cleveland Market Slump

In Cleveland last week steel prices showed a modest 1 percent decline amid ongoing market adjustments. Industry observers note continued pressure on fabrication costs and demand trends affecting material costs for makers and builders.

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