Murder Thriller to Be Told On Columbia Chain
A Columbia radio broadcast Thursday at 8 presents What a Spot for a Murder, based on a California heiress case solved by Eddie King. The program is part of a Friday night detective series drawing large listening audiences.
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Columbia
California
Eddie King
Toscha Seidel
WJZ
Claude McArthur
Alaska
Radio Schedule Highlights National Network Programs
A dense listing of 1940s radio programming across NBC CBS and Columbia networks detailing times, show titles, and affiliate stations including Harmonized hour blocks from 6:00 to 11:45 pm with programs like Hoosier Sentinels Maytag Orchestra and Libby Hour. The item logs stations such as KDKA WLW WGN WJZ WGY WTAM WEAF and more, plus daytime entries for WLW and WGY.
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NBC
WEAF
Benny Krueger
Columbia
WADC
KDKA
WLW
U. S. Marine Band
Hoover Sentinels
WGY Wcae
WTAM
Mennen
Veedol
Kdka Wlw
Seiberling
WSAI
WGY Wtam
Mexwell
Wwi
Halsey Stuart
WGY
Wwid
Sonora Hour
Libby
Toscha Seidel
Kdka Wir
Public Policy Committee
Iso Vis
WGN
Dave Bernies
WEAR
Canton
WIR
Detroit
Bob
Akron
WIZ
New York
Cincinnati
Glad Girls
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Uncle Gimbee
WHK
Cleveland
Columbia Network
WCAH
Shenandoah
Schenectady
WHE
Lehn and Fink
WwLw
WLS
Chicago
the Angelus
WMAQ
U. O
WSB
Atlanta
Pomar Orchestra
WSM
Nashville
String Quartet
Columbus— Watchtower
Bernie’s Orchestra
Sieberling
WBBM
WGES
Luna Park Orchestra
WJZ
Maytag Radioette
Nashville — Jackson
Atelanta Georgia Serenaders
Maytag
KYW
Chicago— News Orchestra
Tomorrow's Tribune
WGHP
Rupp
WJR
Hollingsworth Hall
WOR
Newark
Emery
Goldkette
Orchesta
Amos
N’ Andy
Schencetadyv
Oregon
Wwlww
Diamond Oilers
Man Who Knows
WENR
Westphal Orchestra
Dream Ship
Andy
Day's Fun Club
Dave Bernie
WSR
Cincinnati—Crosley Review
Chicago— Dance Orchestra
Sigma Phi Omega
Mary Hale Martin
Household Institute
Central
Farm
Minatures of the Masters
Little Symphony
Liquor Killing Case Near Jury in Abingdon
A Virginia superior court jury planned to begin deliberations in the liquor killing case near Abingdon. Deputy sheriff Crowe is among three law enforcement officers charged with murder in the shooting of J. W. Nerick, student at Emory and Henry College, who was wounded when officers fired on a car refusing to halt. The 50 year old, father of children, testified in his own defense yesterday.
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Abingdon
Superior Court
Crowe
Hertig
Law
J. W Nerick
Emory and
Henry Ene
Sugar market report from New York closes steady
Sugar prices in New York show a steady tone with figures listed for July at 1.66, December at 1.81, January 6 and March notes. The text notes refined and raw sugar terms and duties, reflecting market activity and price references for May and other months.
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New York
Local Building Permits and Civic Notes From Denton
Building permits issued include William Crawford for a dwelling at 2024 23d St NE costing 3000 and C S Bolender for a dwelling at 2149 Market Ave S costing 4400 with Lawrence Bros as contractors. The William G Aman Co won a 586 contract for a food and dairy division project. A Quality Motors Co bid was rejected as above estimate. Fire safety volumes from the National Fire Protection Association are now available at the Canton Chamber of Commerce.
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William Crawford
Harrisburg Rd
C. S. Bolender
Market
S. Lawrence Bros
Bellflower
William G. Aman Co
12Th St
City Board of Control
Food and Dairy Division
City Health Department
Quality Motors Co
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Publi
National Fire Protection Association
Boston
Mass
Market ad catalog lists meats and produce prices
Corrected by Harry H. Dean and Nick Patituade, an auditorium market ad lists smoked ham beef veal lamb pork and poultry with prices, plus Brussels sprouts lettuce carrots and many fruits. It includes quantities per pound or per item and features multiple vendors and dairy products with assorted regional produce prices.
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Harry H. Dean
Mneen
Aera
Nick Patitueed
Brussels
MONS
Sesesereseses
New
Bliawherries
California
Prices to Farmers By Ohio Building Milling Co
Prices to farmers listed for wheat No 3 at 1.65 per bushel and corn oats hay and poultry items noted. Contains mixed OCR garble but shows pricing and product terms from Ohio Building Milling Co TMGat MO. fF ceeecenseesicesenat Wheat No. 3 price etc.
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Ohio
Milling Co
Tmgat
Springers, Ib
Fourth Nasty Piano School recital set at Calvary Church
The fourth in a series by the Nasty Piano School will be held Saturday evening in Calvary Presbyterian Church Akron. Miss Gladys Townsend presents pupils in a lengthy program of piano solos and ensembles with many Canton and Akron students listed. The public is invited to attend.
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Nasty
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Sherbay
Auburn Pl
Gladys Townsend
Mattingly
June Baird
Otong
Eine Das Crosby
Thelma Deemer
Schmitt
Robin
Spaulding
Margaret
Smith Dorothea Wolfe
Thome Pormtee Itg
Bikers Sok
Schubert Clover Oaks
Bone
Lack Miriam Fischer
Fepilions
Renee
Eck Thome
Eloise Ebel
Krentzlin
Virginia
Cruvant
Gautier
Joan Sivewright
Ruth Pence
Alma Hawks
Vietia
Hoobier
Rai Reas
Ee Yee Merkel
Kathleen Niarchos
Eee Grieg
Bertha Dupont
Genevieve Nyman
Wollenhaupt
Stuart Phillips
Margaret Albrecht
Cooes
Weber Pompadour
Cadman
Dorothy Smith
Olivee
Venice
Mildenberg
la Czarina
Dorothy Staley
Minuet
G. Paderewski
Julia Huber
Ruth Coe
Helen J. Popovici
Woman’s City Club
Akron
Canton
East End
First Christian Church
Della Surbey
McKinley Av
North Canton
Icea Schrory
Robinson's Grove
Waynesburg Rd
Sarah Belter
3Dst
Canton First W. C. T. U
Union Rooms
Nimisila Park
Union
Frank Wade
Mary and
Martha
Grace Evangelical Church
James’ Shafer
4Th St
W. L. Naumann
Blanche Chmel
Elsie Cobb
Ray Smith
KK. A. Donenwirth
M. E. Church
16Th St NW
Pryss
New York City
Pease
H. W. Oliver
Earl H. Hafer
Cc CC. Curtis
Maye
Canton Daily News
Hear Clinic Claims Against Workmen Fund Set for Columbus
Claims arising from the Cleveland Clinic disaster will be heard tomorrow by the state industrial commission in Columbus. About 30 to 40 clinic employees were killed or injured in the gas explosion and claims for their benefit are estimated near 300000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Cleveland Clinic
Estate Industrial Commission
Columbus
Teapot Dome witness ONeill critically ill in Cannes villa
James FE ONeill, missing Teapot Dome witness, lies critically ill at a Cannes villa after four years in voluntary exile. His wife and daughter are at his side in a modest home overlooking the Mediterranean.
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Cannes
France
James FE. O'Neill
O'Neill
Mediterranean
Buckley Seeks Reinstate Appeal In Federal Court
Former State Treasurer Bert S. Buckley, serving a sentence in Atlanta for conspiring to bribe, appeared in Cincinnati federal circuit court to seek reinstatement of his appeal. His lawyers argued the untimed appeal should not be stricken from the docket as District Attorney Hareth E. May had moved to dismiss after the time limit expired.
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Cincinnati
Bert S. Buckley
Atlanta
Federal Circuit Court
Buckley
Dist. Atty
Hareth E. May
Ordinance 7910 authorize sewer upgrade Ivanhoe Ave NW 29th
The ordinance orders the improvement of Ivanhoe Avenue NW between 29th Street NW and the alley west of Cleveland Avenue NW by laying 4 inch vitrified sanitary sewer with manholes and markers. It provides for judicial inquiry of damages after completion, bond issuance, and five yearly payments funded by assessments.
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Ivanhoe Avenue NW
29Th Street NW
City of
Canton
State of Ohio
Iime
Ivanhoe Avenue
Cleveland Avenue NW
Department of Public Service
Enginger
Canton Ordinances Adjust Bond Plan for Street Improvements
Canton Ohio city council adopts emergency measures to amend bonds for Chicago Place NW Logan Avenue NW to Banner Court NW improving grading curbing sidewalks paving and related work. Ordinances modify prior bond issues and outline repayment and future assessments for Crescent and 3rd Street NW improvements.
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Chicago Place
Logan Avenue
Banner Court NW
Canton
Ohio
Chicago Place NW
Logan Avenue NW
City of
State of Ohio
Tressurer
H. W. Oliver
Earl H. Hafer
de Curtis
Een Daily News
3Rd Street
Clarendon Avenue
Ohio Power & Light Company
Ohio Power & Lent Company
State of
Canton Bonds for Sanitary Sewer and Street Improvements
Canton Ohio votes to issue Sanitary Sewer Bonds totaling 4873.81 dollars to fund street improvements including Salrod Place Fulton Road Colonial Boulevard and Havanna Place. Bonds run 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1946 at 5 percent interest with semiannual coupons and are backed by a levy plan to cover interest and principal.
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City of
Canton
Ohio
H. W. Oliver
Earl H. Hafer
Co. Curtis
Canton Daily News
Grove Place
Maryland Avenue
State of
Department of Public Service
Salrod Place
Fast View Avenue
Hildher Avenue
Fulton Road
23Th Street
19Th Street
Myrtle Avenue
Colonial Boulevard
Market Avenue N
Havanna Place
Gibbs Avenue
Sanitary Sewer Fund
Gaid City
W. Oliver
C. Curtie
Raymond E. Kirkpatrick
Della Kirkpatric
Common Pleas
Stark County
Raymon J. Kirkpatrick
Della Sink Patrick
Seemann
Renane
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Atlantic City
By Louis E. Deuble
National Electric Light Association of America
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frieda Hempel
Albert Spalding
B. A. Rolfe
Lewis James
New York Symphony
New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia Symphony
Mac
Lennie
Nickel
Giaco
Benny Grueger
Jericho
Rdin
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois Agricultural Association
Arthur M. Hyde
Department of Agriculture
National Grange
Washington
Nation
EAO Columbus
Lawrence Grinstead
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Macdow‘t
VIZ
Hursday
Blooming Bill
Cuy Electrical
Emil Wirth
Denton Chamber ‘of Commerce
San Francisco
Edward H. Spooner
Northern Illinois College of Optometry
Optometry
Federal Reserve Board
Bat al
Sweitzer
Wisconsin
Mutter, JR
Sely News
Miessner
Gertrude Kramer
Eleanor Clark
Eunice Wilma Riegler
Bilbro
Virginia Babes
Franz Behr
Elizabeth Ruth Ewing
Mary Louise Sidaris
G. Bilbro
Valerie North
Paul Wellman Riegler
Lieurance
Lois Jean Watkins
Eliz. Gest
Marjorie Hoover
L. Brown
Evelyn Morrison
Wilson G. Smith
Rita Hoover
de Lancey
Shirley Kast
Mendelssohn
Joan Orner
Minuel
G. Beethoven
Vivian Stube
le Coucou Daquin
Gwendolyn Ebert
Beethoven
Bach
Helen Zeigmund
Scherzino
Moszkowski
Janice Ballanger
Contrary
Caprice
Barnes
Hilda Mancovitz
Valse
Chopin
Sydney Edington
de Leone
Edna
Littman
Shubert
Elizabeth Packer
Godard
Betty Buckles
Hungary
Koelling
Ruth Greenberg
Faust
Gounod-Lange
Eugene Batza
Lavalee
Martha Roslyn Higgins
Bizet
Miriam Diehl
CC Sharp
Miner
Rachmaninoff
Schumann
Donizetti-Leschetizky
Ida _ Belle Peterson
James H. Emsley
Louisa
Whiffle Club
Vivian Hoffman
Walnut Av
Pauline Hamilton
Lucille Guame
Loretta Weisbrod
4Th
Clarendon P. T. A
Earl Henry
Coaterie Club
la Porte Ouverte Club
E. D. Smith
J. Taggart
J. FE. Harris
George Andrews
North End
Har
Ris
Utah Pl
U. B
Earl White
Harry Cutlip
B EL South
G. E. South
Walker Williams
la Bon Novelle Club
Beachwater Inn
Canton Alliance Rd
Rainbow Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
Lincoln High School
Dueber Av P. T. A
Ruth Arnold Council, D. of A
Moose Hall
Fred Burt
Homer
C. R. Sanders
Harry Hutchinson
Elmer Torgler
James Lower
Piedmont Av
Gibbs School
Welsh Choral Society
Lydia Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
Ray Miller
William McKinley Relief Corps No. 4
G. A. R. Hall
Collins Court NW
4Th Street NW
2Nd Street NW
2Nd Street
Brown Avenue
4Th St NW
2Nd St NW
Collins Ct
Brown Av
Engineer's DiVision
Co. C. Curtis
Hear Clinic
Industrial Commission
Sea c
Artie
Gor
Canton” Daily News
Ceald Ina Provement Hall
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