Tell Tales of Brown Flea Thrills Tonight on Air
The Cavalcade, a longstanding radio group, returns Saturday night at 7 over the EAF chain with Lewis Ames tenor May Singhi Breen ukulele artist Peter de Rose the Ballad Singers male quartet the Melody Muskeeteers and more. A sock arimba novelty instrument will be heard on Columbia air at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAF
Lewis Ames
May Singhi Breen
Peter de Rose
Balladingers
Melodyusketeers
Etsy Ayes
Editerraneans
Ugo Mariani
Hich
Joe Green
RMA
Jevens Hotel
Chicago
Madame Schu
Ann Heink
Universal
Rand Opera
Reinald Werrenrath
Aritone
Gladys Rice
Roxy
Charles Marshall
Eno
Jones and Hare
Hapness Boys
Radio and Stage Ame
Chicago Symphony Ochestra
WJZ
Radio Program Guide Listings and Air Times
Saturday schedule outlines NBC and Columbia network programs across multiple stations with many orchestras, bands, and dramas. Notable entries include Don Caesar de Bazan, The World's Business, Goldsmith, and Vallee's Orchestra with regional station mappings and times throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WGY
WWJ
WSAT
Spitalny
KDKA
WIR
WLW
WJR
General Electric Symphony
WGY Wtam
Temple Hour
Columbia
WADC
WHK
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Wwy
Don Caesar de Bazan
National Forum
Vallees Orchestra
WCAE
Canton
Lack
WEAF
WRC
WCAR
Cincinnati
Jack
Gene
Sherry
Akron
WCAH
Columbus
Secratary Hawkins
Pittsburgh
U. of P
the Strollers
WHE
Cleveland
Rupp
Cincinnati—Orchestra
WSAI
WTAM
Schenectady
Crosley
Wwg
Detroit
Fidler’s Orchestra
Merrymakers
Goldman Band
WPG
Atlantic City—News
Cleveland Orchestra
Pickard Family
Cincinnati—Singing School
G. E. Symphony Orchestra
WGN
Chicago
WOR
Newark
Little Theater
Atlantic City
KYW
Courtesyrogram
Columbia Network
Chicago—Orchestra
Canfield Chorus
WJZ
WLS
Chicago—Barn Dance
Wppg
Creatore
Newark—Organ
Cleveland — Merrymakers
Variety
Reda Bathers
Newark—Astor Orchestra
George Olsen
van Curler
WIBO
Ben Bernie
MBC
WMAQ
Northwest Tabernacle
Goldkette’s
WGHP
Oriole Terrace
Amos
N’ Andy
Vallee
Dream Ship
Goldkette
Morgan Sisters
Cincinnati — Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
Amos ‘N’ Andy
KPRC
Wils Kyw
Chicago Water Eac Orchestra
Richmond— Organ
Dave Bernie
Marc
Skylark
WENR
Jack and
Knights of the Bath Or
WDAF
Kansas City
Union Picnic Draws Canton Akron Units
Canton garrison No. 150 of the Army and Navy Union announces its annual basket picnic at Springfield Lake this Sunday with the UXiary and families. Local members meet at Tuscarawas and Walnut at 11 AM for a day featuring a ball game against Akron garrison and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jank J. Lanciere
Canton Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Uxiary and Families and Friends
Springfield Lake
Garrisrom Akron
Tuscarawas
Walnut Sts
Union
Akron
Night air mail service links Finland with Europe
Oslo reports the start of a night air mail service connecting Finland with the Scandinavias western Europe and England. A 44 pound mail shipment departed Oslo for Malmo Sweden to be forwarded to Berlin and London. Daytime service has operated on the route and the northbound night service began in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Finland
Scandinavias
Europe
England
Mal‘oe
Sweden
Berlin
London
Peration
Grotto Plans Stag Night at Oakwood Club
Grotto plans a stag event on Wednesday with noon and night sessions at Oakwood. Members must present a member sign posted at the Grotto clubhouse for directions and entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood
Grotto Club House
Mrs. Jack Dover Resident Dies in Mansfield Burns
June 1 report notes Mrs. Jack, a former Dover resident, died from burns after being home in Mansfield. The incident details and cause are recorded in the local casualty notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Dover
Mansfield
Burns
Man Fined on Liquor Charge in Dover Case
Dover on June 1 William Porter 24 of Dover was fined 125 dollars and costs for intoxication and concealing liquor in his car Chief Byers on Sugarcreek road followed Porters car into Dover and found a gallon keg and a pint bottle partly filled with whisky in the machine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
William Porter
Chief Byers
Sugarcreek Road
Porter
Reasons in Baldwin's Loss Seen in Paris Commentary
Paris newspapers comment on Britain’s June general election. They say Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin paid for failed unemployment remedies. Le Petit Journal notes Ramsay McDonald may refuse to form a government, strengthening Labour and delaying a Conservative cabinet revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stanley Baldwin
le Petit Journal
Ramsay McDonald
Labor Party
Two Hurt in Dover Truck Crash
Dover residents William Ziegler of Route 4 and Henry Sinnock of Massillon were injured when Sinnock's truck overturned near Schneider's Sressing after a burst tire. Ziegler sustained fractured ribs while Sinnock had cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
William Ziegler
Henry E. Sinnock
Massillon
Sinnock
Schneider
Sressing
Realtors Hear Harry Culver Address In Canton Luncheon
More than 200 members of the Canton Real Estate Board Exchange Club and local business leaders greeted Harry H. Culver president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at a Courtland Hotel luncheon. Mayor Curtis introduced Lieut James Dickson after Culver spoke on association activities licensing aviation and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Board
Harry H. Culver
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Courtland Hotel
Canton Real Estate Board
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
T. K. Harris
Cc. C. Curtis
Culver
Massillon and Alliance Real Estate Boards
Five Ohioans Die in Water
United Press reports five Ohio youths died in water incidents during a heat wave. John Hunter 11 of Painesville drowned at a Grand River dam apron, Edward Sikora 10 Elyria drowned after staying to swim, Alma Fisher 16 Toledo drowned at Belle Isle beach with 380 peers, Stewart Carter 18 drowned in the Big Miami River near Cincinnati, and Leon Kennedy 16 drowned from a raft on the Auglaize River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John Hunter
Painesville
Grand River
Lee Elliott
Edward Sikora
Elyria
Alma Fisher
Toledo
Belle Island
Detroit
Scott High School
Stewart Carter
Miami
Cincinnati
Leon Kennedy
Defiance High School
Auglaize River
Pollock Assigned to Vice Squad For June
Patrolman Clarence Buster Pollock was assigned to the vice squad under Patrolman Cleveland Bennett for June. Patrolman Henry Oster moved to the traffic squad to fill Pollock’s vacancy. E Ronk, earlier with the vice squad, transferred to Beat No 6 per Chief Earl W Hexamer’s Friday order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence “Buster” Pollock
Cleveland Bennett
Henry Oster
Pollock
E. Ronk
Earl W. Hexamer
Contempt citations issued for Specks over sheriff sale
Samuel F. Speck and Samuel W. Speck were cited Friday to appear in common pleas court and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court. The two men bid on a property at a sheriff sale and then refused to pay for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Speck
Samuel W. Speck
Common Pleas Court
Canton Campaign to Raise Ten Thousand for Credit Protection
Canton business leaders form a campaign committee to raise 10 000 as the city quota for the 1 750 000 national credit protection fund. H J McKee chairs the group with members from Diebold Hygienic Products and Dine Dewees Co. William Tonks of Cleveland outlines 1925 fraud costs and fund history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Second Credit Protection
National Association of Credit Men
Canton Club
H. J. McKee
First National Bank
Charles Frey
Diebold Safe & Lock Co
Herbert W. MceKown
Hygienic Products Co
Charles L. Stamm
Dine Dewees Co
Cleveland
William Tonks
Union Trust Co
Tonks
Credit Protection Department
McKee
Will R. Myers
John Jacobs
G. H. Robertson
C. W. Keplinger
Fred G. Barr
L. P. Feicht
William E. Fromm
Ralph E. Heckman
D. W. Cauley
Cleveland Association of Credit Men
F. J. Dean
Cleveland Campaign Committee
Shriners Wage Snow Battles in California
Shriners from Kansas Pennsylvania and Maine en route to a California convention staged snow battles during intermissions near Colorado Springs. Bill Williams of Texas pushed a peanut uphill then ended the day as a second snowstorm erased his trail and the Shriners enjoyed a lively display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Shriners
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Maine
California
Bill Williams
Texas
Williams
Bill
Summit House
Solons Work On Compromise Adjour nment
Washington June 1 with Congress recessed farm bill conferees push to finalize a workable compromise to allow early adjournment. Hoover signals acceptance of adjournment if a tariff vote date is set, while Senate Republicans push to delay tariffs and maintain pressure for a full vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Sen. Borah
Idaho
Sen. Jones
House
Finance Committee
State Department
Sen. Thomas
Oklahoma
Stimson
Smoot
Sen. Simmons
North Carolina
Liberal Leader Lloyd George weighs next moves after election
British party chiefs meet as Lloyd George journeys to Churt to decide how to use Liberal influence in a government formed by the second strongest party. He eyes possible triangular fights in six months and blames recent Liberal losses on those splits. London University polling proceeds without shifting standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Little
W. T. Layton
Sir John Gilbert
Laborites
Conservatives
Liberals
Wlaborite
Lloyd George
MacDonald
Labor
Carnarvon
Labor Party
Westminster
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
King George
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Churt
London University
City orders aerial wires removed under street safety rule
City Electrical Inspector Emil F. Wirth ordered all radio receiving aerials over streets and alleys moved and any aerials connected to utility poles deactivated. The ordinance bans hanging wires over public thoroughfares, and several aerials have been ordered removed with investigations to notify owners to take down any wires over city property or attached to poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil F. Wirth
Former Pastor to Preach Here on Sunday
Rev. E. M. Kaigler, former Mt. Calvary Baptist Canton pastor and current Shiloh Baptist Fast Youngstown pastor, will preach Sunday at Marketay and 13th SE. He will deliver three sermons at 11, 3:30, and 6, on The Sign of Christ Disciples, The Base of Fellowship, and The God of the Bible. At 3:30 a church organization will be formed. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Kaigler
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church of
Canton
Shiloh Baptist Church
Youngstown
Marketay
13Th St SE
Sign of Christ Disciples
Keigler
Classified Ads Highlight Bold Bargains At Low Prices
Local shoppers encounter a sale featuring bold bargains and surprisingly low prices across items. Shoppers report strong discounts on multiple goods and a quick dash to claim limited offers.
Secret ballots in senate executive sessions defended
Washington notes two common reasons for executive sessions secrecy. Critics fear ballots and roll calls become public, while supporters argue for discretion to protect nominees and party trade offs. The piece outlines three motives behind secrecy and cites Mallon’s roll call disclosure as a turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Datlhe News
Washington
Senate
Paul R. Mallon
Private reputations and public appointments in politics
Extremely conservative Sen. Hiram K. Gingham of Connecticut notes that bodies seeking best results study personalities privately. Gen. Bing ham adds that religious and business groups also handle personnel matters privately, warning smeared reputations can haunt nominees for federal positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram K. Gingham
Connecticut
Congress
Gen. Bingham
War Lord Feng Yu-Hsiang to Visit North America
London dispatches report Chinese war lord Marshal Feng Yu-Hsiang has left by special train for Tientsin and plans to visit Canada the United States and Great Britain to seek foreign medical advice for serious ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peping
London Daily Telegraph
Feng Yu-Hsiang
China
Tientsin
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Gas Well at William Manges Farm Hits 75000 CF Daily
Crick City Oil and Gas Co. finds a 75 000 cubic feet daily gas well at 895 feet on the William Manges farm. The site lies in a field abandoned by Fast Ohio Gas Co. May 31 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
William Manges
Crick City Oil & Gas Co
Fast Ohio Gas Co
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