Three J's Show At WHIS This Afternoon
WHIS radio schedules a sunny afternoon lineup featuring the Three J's Jack Jane and J. Joan is highlighted as soloist in a program of standard tunes. The event includes a 4 45 pm vocal showcase and a morning jamboree with Dan Stayford and the LLY Mountaineers.
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Jack
Jane
Beccom- Bignes
Joan
Sololst
Progra
Ular
Dan Stayford
LLY Mountaineers
Eanes
A Land Company
Loelmer
Rhythm Rangers
TIS
Ebko Perevice
Ree En Stafford
Red
Stuart
L. D. Feuchtenberger
Bluefield
Busted
Welch
Ee Megan Music Ca
Apa
Ink Rock
BUF
R. Schirs
Eacores
Johnnde
Saat Tonal Ny Bankan
Tod
Ghathan
Ab Bases Att Ar Company
Ra Wit Aire Prolics Burgess Aalectrle Co
World Dances and Organ Melodies Intrigue
Fragmentary OCR yields a collection of musical items with titles like World Dances and Organ Melodies. Names such as Rey Tens and Worley appear among snippets, but exact performers or dates remain unclear in the unreadable text.
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Olehtere Worley
Daytime Radio Schedule for NBC WEAF and CBS WSZ Blue Networks
A parsed listing of programs across NBC WEAF and CBS WSZ Blue networks for Wednesday, April 20, detailing time slots, show titles, and featured performers from Jack Armstrong to Henry Busse, including Amos n Andy, Tommy Dorsey, Fred Allen, Grace Moore, and Rox.
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Nbc-Weaf
Jack Armstrong
Berial
Eac Jos
Gallicchia Orch
West
Sias—Olittle
Orphan Annie
Jos
Gallicchia
Orchi
Top Hatters
Paul Douglas
Horace Heldt
Andy Kirk
NBC
WSZ
East
Anderson
Ind
Glee Club
Jorge Crook
Lowell Thomas
Chicago Concert Orchestra
Easy Aces
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Roge Marie
Roy Shield
Harriet Parsons
Movica Pao
the Choir
Chicags
B. Black
Herbie Ray
Henry Busse
Widemouth Woman Hurt In Auto Wreck Recovering In Hospital
Mrs. Fred Cline of Widemouth is recovering at Bluefield sanitarium after a Monday accident on the Princeton highway. Doctors report head injuries and damage to shoulders and back. The family, returning from Easter in Virginia, was involved when their car rear ended a truck and spun. Only Mrs. Cline is seriously hurt. others had minor cuts and bruises. Mr. Cline works for American Coal at Widemouth. Hubert, Harold, and the younger son Hubert Jr. are hospitalized with minor injuries. Hubert Jr. will have a tooth removed today. The article also notes unrelated Lions Club anniversary events and a state convention date.
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Fred Cline
Widemouth
Princeton
Bluefield
Cline
Atat
Hubert
Harold
Relt
Virginia
Princeton Road
Circle Drive
Huber
Catholics Hold Powhatan Rally At Sacred Heart Church
More than two hundred Catholics gathered at Sacred Heart church in Powhatan Easter Monday for a parish rally opening with a solemn high mass led by Rev. Father John A. McNulty with several priests assisting. The event featured sermons on Catholic Action, group discussions on rights and labor, youth activities, and an afternoon luncheon served by parish councils amid inclement weather. A message from Bishop Swint and numerous visiting priests were noted as attendees.
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Sacred Heart Church
Powhatan
John A. McNulty
Focudontas
Lawrence Bevket. Logan
Pether Raymond Judge
Wytheville
George Walter
Parizh
Lola Lanzi
C. J. Headley
Angelo Lani
William Kearns, Jr
Frank Herman
F. D. Ripley
Ralph Gettiefinger
John McNulty
Martin J.egan
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Young Ladies Socality
Boy Scout Troupe
Autheir
B. Larkin Proudfoot
G. L. Cox
Rose Linicrape
William Kearns
Ted
Dolly Collsima
Cube
Wshers
G .L. Cox
Bartsi Council of Women
Generachdirman
John J. Swint
Wheelma
Father Egan
Powhattan
J. L Linsenmeyer
Henry Donnelly
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence Becker
Logan
Reymond Judge
George S. Waite
Vaigon
McNally
Pocahontas
Villate
Gary
Bartley
Princeton
Bluefield
Wytherville
Radford
Philadelphia
Connellaville
Pas
High Point
N.C
Inter-Collegiate Debate Tonight At Local College
Storer college meets Bluefield State Teachers College on the campus at 7 30 PM in Lewis hall. The debate asks if the national labor relations board should be empowered to enforce arbitration of all industrial disputes. Storer upholds the affirmative with Dean Owens of Bluefield as critic judge and Coach Waters Turpin of Storer directing.
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Storer College
Bintefield State Teachers College
Lewis Hall
National Labor Relations Board
Bluefield
Dean Owens
Bluefield College
Waters ‘Turpin
Storer
Bluefield Students to Represent College in Afternoon Visit
Bluefield State Teachers College will be represented by Clarence Edwards pounders B Moon Jr and LeRoy Allen this afternoon. Various church events and scouting activities are noted with promotions and upcoming summer camping plans. Death notice and local visit updates conclude the page.
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Will
Bluefield State Teachers College
Clarence
Edwards
Pounders B. Moon, Jr
LeRoy Allen
Unemployment Chief Hospitalized in Washington
Washington April 19. Director John Stimpy of West Virginia Unemployment Compensation Department is in Georgetown Hospital for a stomach ailment. He said he is “getting along fine” and expects to return to his job in about a week after a bout with indigestion and cleaning up from illness.
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Washington
John 8. Stimpy
West Virginia
Georgetown Caspital
Bluffield Virginia News on Depression Era Missteps
A fragmented piece reflects on national mood during Roosevelt era, contrasting with past depressions. It mentions Blue Held dwellings selling for 250 dollars, William McKinley’s 1896 election, 1807 inauguration, West Virginia labor laws, and aggressive labor agents, amid a booming economy with pumps primed by five billion dollars.
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Nation
Cleveland
Willam McKinley
West Virginia
Labor Agerte
Tur River
Revival speaker to name world dictator at Bluefield revival
The Rev. E. B. Crockett of Petersburg Fla leading a revival at the Pentecostal church on Highland avenue Bluefield Va plans to announce the world dictator and line up during the great war. Former baseball pitcher Crockett once played for Charleston Huntington and other semi pro teams. A Roanoke native and Ivy Crockett brother, he has ministry since and a big audience attends the revival in the old Garner church building.
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EB. R. Crockett
Bt. Petersburg
Fla
Highland Avenue
Bluefield
Mr. Crockett
Harleston
Huntington
Torverted Bird
Roadoke
Ivy Crockett
Orn
Pentecostal
Garera
Mud Fork farmer urges dealers to buy horses for farmers
George Waddell of Mud Fork Bluefield voiced a call for the administration to use part of a five billion fund to purchase horses and mules for farmers. He said his own single horse suffices for plowing, but more animals would change his work. He was advised to taunt Roosevelts policies while explaining the situation.
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George Waddell
Bluefield
Waddell
Yellow Hammers Finish Joe Woodpeckers Start
Railroad inspectors report a discovery about yellow hammers and woodpeckers. Creosote treated poles sound hollow, fooling birds into drilling holes. A pecketwound finds holes. yellow hammers finish the job, causing rot as water enters cavities. Also note civil war veteran John I Hartman, aged ninety, died in Taylor county.
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Yellow Hammers
JOE Woodpeckers
Cretsote
Clinch Valley
Norfolk and Western
John I. Hartman
Taylor County
Epsa
Ab Bien Arbour County
Virginia Sidelights and Local Happenings Chronicle
Virginia notes report Mrs. D. D. Lite injuring her eye at Walnut street home, plus hotel management changes in Richithend and Roanoke. WPA veteran working on a Pocahontas project seen in Bluefield, and local families planning move. Dandelions flourish as spring talk, and school entertainments and community events fill late week schedule.
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D. D. Lite
Walnut Street
Picture of Former Honaker Girl Featured in Magazine
A magazine page shows a photo of a former Honaker girl, Willis Fay Rutherford or Ruth ERland, with a note about a March issue. The caption references a story on a Russian route and a container with a pair of shoes, reflecting a light feature.
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Magazine
Honaker
Sheep Rain Forecast Delayed to May Says Old Timer
Old Timer confirms no sheep rain yet and places expected return in May. Farmers await the spring phenomenon before shearing, as flannels are kept aside for now.
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Beveral
Uié Kaln
Mohtay
Virginia Side Personal Notes Return From Holidays
H. H. Hillgatte and his daughter Doris returned home Monday after spending the Hastet holidays near Um, Virginia.
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H. H. Hillgatte
Doris
Um, Va
Anglers Stir At Dawn For Trout Season In Virginia
Anglers will rise with the birds and fish by daylight along trout streams as the season runs. Trout are running and crabbing is noted near shadows. Virginia books report the trout season closes July 5 and the creel is replenished.
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Virginia
Winning contract and bidding rules debated in letters
Montreal editor H R McC writes about a rubber game dispute with Four Aces, arguing on bidding strategy under Ace and King rules. He references partner signals, immediate mates, and the idea of subtracting an Ace from a bid to open strongly, highlighting high card value in the Four Aces system.
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H. R. McC
Montreal
Canada
Bridge bidding and slam prospects debated in faulty notation
The article debates overbid decisions in a bridge hand with references to four and five spades, opponent responses, and a suggested sequence for takeout to two clubs. It also notes South’s correct slam invitation, four diamonds, and North’s potential four spades reply.
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Mamonds
Radh x
North
Reise
South
Ding
Ivan
R. McC
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Bas
America Calvacadée
Ben Bernier
Las
Grace Moore
Gang Busters
Exigar A
Jack Bhannon
Beane Goodman
Ban Just Entertainment
Nerve & Orchestra
H. Henderson
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Cheewanes
Cbnvehtion
Tn Ieal
News of the Colored People
W. Tiffany
Corresp
MR. Mattingly
MR. Moore
Groof
Ak Waliiport
Edward Andraey
Graham
Graham Chtisileh
Snead
Midway Chill
Tabernacle Choir
Hoy Sevilla
John Btewart
O. W. Hunter
D. W. Free
James Smith
C. W. Tiffany
Joe Wilson
W. P. Hamilton
Menthere
Walter Hamilton James Smith, Jr
Caville Smith
William Hight
Aaron Woods
Robert Henike
Edward Smith
Thomas Washington
Pércey Robinson
Thedore Randolph
Huston Harris
James Holmes, Jr
George Stewart
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United Holy Church
Tennangs
A. W. Daniels
North Powell Street
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Senior Missionary Society
John Stewart M
W. L. Sanders
Upper
Jones Appeet
H.C. Jones
James Hendricks
Lyndale Avenue
Burley Thomas Hendricks
W. H. Norton
Norton
Ohio
Hoyle
Wise Street
R. H. Nelson
Naughters
Hirriet, Chaney
Mayugh Nelson
East Radford
Eliza Williamson Sullay
Roy Coleman
Matte Nelson
Powell Street
Charleston
Lilia Williams
Henry Thomas
Eckman
Suitohtanker
C. V. Truett
Mount Zion
Washington Hospital
Mattingly
Marrinety
Moone Aulemo
Stariont
Peasnktory Clauiltertes Incorporated
Loulavills
Baltinore
Celesial ‘Test Pilot
Meiro-Goldwyn- Mayest
Bluffield
Virginia News
Roosevelt
Beneth R. Hyde
Ai Sbs Marshall
Richithend
Ie How Hote Oanoke
Hag
Dibecienene
Reed
Tazewell
Bues Mekt
Aes
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WPA
Hetne
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Allen
Migsee Dotohty Spracher
Cody’ Fishér
8Th. Clair
Ahinolace
Stafford
Cn Hand
Falls Mills
Pats Milla
Embroshoot
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Falls Milissi
Better Service Club
George Richardson
Douglas Rice
Honor Beaver High
Sthion
Dry Lee Alley
Torluch
O. T. Avers
Allegheny
Pennnsylvania
Maat
Telegraph
Telegraph Commercial Printing Company
Bland Street
Dorit
Lasalle
Cadillac
ARVER
Seine
Mantel W. VA
Gabver
Oiinee
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