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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
8
Chester Morris stars in an airline adaptation of his Boston Blackie films to WHIS via NBC at 10 tonight as a summer replacement for Amos n Andy. The production features top Hollywood radio performers with pre broadcast coverage of the Republican conclave and campaign managers in a general NBC roundtable opener.
A fragment discusses how to set the stage to give the nation a vivid picture of the G. O. P. meeting. The brief notes imply preparation for media framing and public perception outreach.
A detailed Friday broadcast lineup lists 1944 daytime devotional slots and over several hours NBC programs. Highlights include The Guiding Light and Ma Perkins on NBC with P G, Coca Cola Bottling and Sterling Drug Co segments, and various music and news slots from 9:35 a.m. to 10:45 p.m.
A scrambled late night radio grid lists programs across networks NBC CBS and blue with shows like We Love and Learn Jack Armstrong News Report World War via Broadcast and The Parker Family Drama among many titles. The fragmentary listing mentions serials music dance and news blocks with unclear times and repeated references.
The Mercer County Bar Association will host a banquet Monday with guests including Judge Ben Moore of the U S district court for the district of West Virginia. The ceremony honors court officers and public service.
Members of the McDowell and Wyoming County Bar Associations will speak at West Vic hotel on Monday evening June 26. The event covers the J and the Lawyer topic and Albert Kemper Jr will discuss the Asheville judicial conference work. A large attendance is expected as lawyers from three counties meet new federal officials.
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