Strikers Vote To Accept GM Peace Teams In Oshawa
In Oshawa Ontario workers at General Motors ratified a peace settlement with Premier Hepburn and plant officials. The United Automobile Workers local won recognition though CIO leadership did not participate. Wages gain 5 to 7 cents hourly plus overtime. hours set at a 44 hour week across four 9 hour days and one 8 hour day.
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Oshawa
Ont
INS
John L. Lewis
CIO
General Motors of Canada
Mitchell Hepburn
United Automobile Workers of America
Lewis
Hepburn
Martial law urged to enforce soil practices in dust bowl states
In Guyman Oklahoma a group of thirty farmers and businessmen from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado and Kansas urged President Roosevelt to declare a five state emergency and impose martial law to enforce uniform soil conservation amid deadly dust storms. The meeting chaired by Giles Miller called for centralized action to save lives and property.
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Guymon Okla
Roosevelt
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Giles Miller
Guyman
Late Snow Falls Across Nebraska Panhandle
A late spring snow blanketed Nebraska panhandle cities including Scottsbluff and Chadron with up to 22 inches near the highest totals. The storm stretched from Cheyenne into the region while eastern parts faced a dust storm.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Scottsbluff
Neb
Ins
Nebraska
Panhandle
Wats Bemp
Chadron
Cheyenne
Radio Programs Saturday Big NBC WABC WJZ Network Listings
Readable radio schedule list showing NBC WEAF WJZ and CBS WABC WBBM KMOX network programs for Saturday including Madge Marley contralto performances, campus concerts, orchestras, and special guest commentators across 600 to 1000 AM with multiple affiliates and themed segments through 10 PM.
Radio Schedule Highlights Aboard NBC CBS WABC and More
A dense list of Sunday morning to evening radio programs across NBC CBS and affiliate chains. It names hosts conductors organists choirs and ensembles including Milton J Cross Harry Gilbert Queen of the Air shows and various public school and youth programs. Multiple stations WJZ WEAF WABC KMOX WBBM WCCO WOC WCCO WCOO are referenced with times from 700 through 1100 and beyond.
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Martinez Brothers
Nbct
Weaf Chain
Message of Israel
Louis 1
Newman
NBC
WJZ
Bunny Berman
Ichs
WABC
WCCO
WBBM
KMOX
Hampton Institute Singers
Nbcr Weaf
Hinchman’s Camp
Mic
Woodsmen's
Webster Michigan
WEAF
Uncle Jim
Richard Bonelli
Alec Templeton
ABC
James Milton
M.D
Robert Delanard
Donald Dickson
Tom Howard
George Shelton
CBS
WHBM
WGST
Woc
Wwecco
Sebago Lake
Arthur Allen
Effie Palmer
Ruth Russells
William Adams
Henry Burr
Verne
Lee and
Mary
Hoosier Hot Shots
Sally Foster
Lula Belle and
Arkle
Uncle Ezra
Maple City Four
Joe Kelly
WJZ Chain
Grace Moore
Vincent Lopeer Orch
WABO
Joe Cook
Ernie Watson Orch
Weap Chain
Mary Eastman
I 1
Perry
Gus Haenschen Orch
Wwoc
Streuaders
Norman Cloutter
Orch
Cary Gromt
Mark Warnow
Edith Dick
Radds Clark
Scns
Hws
Ohio
Harold Nagel Rhumba
Milton J Cross
Susan
Artelis Dickson
Rose
Bud Yellow
Harry Gilbert
Prince
Pioneer
Dr Raph W
Boekmann
Mxed
Marset
Charles A. Baker
Church of the Wr
Genuine 3
Erampbell
Agra
Kansas City Public
Mabelle Glenn
Walberg Brown String Ensemble
Romany Trats
Emery Deutschorch
Johnny Hereford
Alice Remsen
Inbci Weap Chain
NBC+ WEAF chain
Joe Rineford
Morton Bowe
Mabel Albertson
Pinky Lee
Major Bowes
Capitol Family
Dalton Brothers
Kelly Jack
Petes
Helen Alexander
Nicholas Cosentino
Edward Matthews
Chais Magnante
Sam Herman
Waldo Mayo
Paramount On
Lynne Overman
Me and i
Paramount Studio Arch
Borris. Morris
Rhythm
Victor Youns
WEAP
Southernaires
INBC
Chicago
Radio City Music Hall Symphony Orch
Robert Weede
Viola Philo
Jann Peerce
Salt Lake Tabern
Jerry Belcher
Sir
Frederick Whyte
the Crown
Empire
London
Hour Glass
Jerry Brannon
Paul Gersman
Magic Key
Rca—Symphony Orch
Prank
Milton J. Cross
Mee Suest
Estes Park
Sindh Bainekeepers
Fields and Hall
Arch Frances Adair
Musile
Columbia_ symphony orch
Howard Barlow
Icbsi
Taps Witon's Sons
England
Howard Marshall
Roy Shield Orch
Gale Page
Charles Sears
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Heylaiarenorch
NBCI
Senator Fishface
Professor Fiersbottle
Alfonso
Spain
Chester Ro Bell
J P Witherspoon
Ed McCannel
Palmer Clark Orch
Col Stoopnagie
den, Voorhees
Oreh Gore
Allee Fros
Guy Lombardo Orch
James J. McLarner
Pigalevnliscs
Joe Penner
Gene Austin
Hart
Rene Grier
Bob Iee Stern
Walter Cassell
Aritone
Wer
Wwgst
Jack Bemny
Mary Livingstone
Kenny Baker
Andy Devine
Phil Harris
Don Wilson
Nbcr
Ren Raubel
Aboat
Columbia Workshop
Irving Reis
St Louis Blues
Helen Marshall
Ee Sinn Nissen
Weaf Chain Eee
Renee Typitipley
New Nelson
Eucene
Ybc
Victor Moore
Helen Broderie
CBS Wabc
Weeco
Eddie Cantor
Bobby Breen
Deanna Durbin
Jimmy Wallington
Jacques Renard
Weeco West
Manhattan
Rachel Carlay
Pierre la Kreun
Bert Lahr
Abe Lyman Orch
ONBC
Shephields
Gepor
Ine
WIZ Chain
Ines Kirsten Flagstad
Ormandy
Bucene
Mandy
Wecco Ween
Prank Mann
Winifred Cecil
Amsterdam
Arden
Bertrand Utrsch
Haensclen
Walter Winchell
Symphonette
Gladys Swarthout
Frank Chapman
Obert Armbruster Orch
California
Sarah Kreindler
Znarova
John Teel
Ernest Gill
Milton Berle
Jaly Gillette
Billy Jones
Ernie Ware
Jones
Wondel Too Ink
Andy Sanne
WRBM
Appointment at Westminster radio adaptation listing
A Westminster appointment radio adaptation of Francis Wil son’s book by Welbourne Kelley features Virginia Verrill and singing airings on major networks. The program includes ensembles such as the Bimieti vocal quartet, Lennie Hayton orchestra, and Red Nichols orchestra with CBS NBC NBC channels and multiple station call signs.
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Westminster
Francis Wilson
Welbourne Kelley
NBC
WEAF
Virginia Verrill
Icbs
WABC
WBBM
KNO
WGST
WCCO
H. V Kaltenborn
CBS
KMOX
Ho—Dudy
Bimieti
Lennie Hayton Orch
Wcco Woc
Eine Jesters’ Orch
Nbci
National Federation of Music Clubs
Amphion Auale Chorus of
Fargo
Soc
Roc Woco
Jimmy Joyoffs
NBCY
Woc
Chain
Red_ Nichols orch
WABG
Woo
Witpstarne Orch
Henry Busse
WJZ Chain
Isham Jones
Wabc MI
Louis Panico Orch
WJZ
Joe Reichmann
ABC
Iowa Beats Michigan 3 2 In Big Ten Baseball Clash
Iowa defeats Michigan 3 to 2 in a Big Ten home opener. Emil Klumpar drove in the winning run in the eighth with Kadell scoring on a long fly. Eugene Hinrichs held Michigan to four hits as Art Manush led Iowa with two doubles and two singles. The series concludes Saturday.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Michigan
Iowa
Chicago
Emil Klumpar
Hawkeye
Ernie Kadell
Wolverines
Uricek
Peckinpaugh
Manush
Kadell
Klumpar
Smich
Bowlin
City awards general jail and police station contract
The Stark Building company won the $83,170 general contract for the new city jail and police station at a city council meeting, with work to start Monday. Plumbing and electrical contracts follow. S E Potter will do plumbing for 14965 and Fowler Electric for 3800.
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Stark Building Company
Don Hines
S E. Potter
Potter
Milo Simanek
Fowler Electric Company
Stewart Iron Works
Covington
Hines
Body of Alex Teslow Found in Cedar River West of Bertram
The body of 43 year old Alex Teslow former section foreman for the Cedar Rapids and Marion City railway was recovered from the Cedar River about a mile west of Bertram on Friday at 10 15 am. Teslow died by self inflicted action on March 26 by leaping into the Cedar River from the B avenue dam and his body had floated for exactly four weeks. He is survived by his widow a son Alex Jr and a step daughter Eunice Arnold. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Rohn Funeral home with burial in Linwood cemetery.
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Alex Teslow
Cedar Rapids and
Marion City Railway
Cedar River
B Avenue
Bertram Friday
B. L. Knight
Linn County
Teslow
Elmer Hendrickson
Eighteenth Avenue
Fred Musel
Cedar Rapids
Milo Stourne
Twentieth Avenue
Leo Logan
Bertram
Alex, Jr
Seventh Street
Eunice Arnold
Second Avenue
Rohn Funeral Home
F. J. Carlson
Saron Lutheran Church
Linwood Cemetery
Guard Union Chiefs' Homes After Bombs
Police guarded the homes of nine operating engineers union officials as city and county leaders step up actions to counter terrorism by racketeers who have carried out six bombings in Chicago since Tuesday night.
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Chicago
INS
Operating Engineers
Union
Harlem Messiah Father Divine freed on bail after court arreste
In New York City the Harlem self styled Messiah Father Divine also known as George Baker was arraigned on felonious assault charges and released on 500 bail amid a frantic crowd of about 1000 cult followers. Police fought to escort him as his followers shouted Father and tossed kerchiefs and purses into the air. He faces April 30 hearing along with four associates following a stabbing incident at Divine’s No. 1 heaven in Harlem.
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New York
Harlem
Father Divine
William Farrell Friday
Father
Messiah
Divine
George Baker
Uptown
Heavenly
Harry Green
Weehawken
Heaven
Green
Felony Court
Seek To Stop Sale Of Hetch Hetchy Power To Utility
Attorney General Cummings announced the government would sue to stop San Francisco from distributing Hetch Hetchy electric power to Pacific Gas and Electric. He says the distribution violates the 1913 Baker act and that Moccasin plant output has flowed to PG&E since 1925.
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Washington
Cummings
San Francisco
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Yosemite National Park
Stanislaus National Forest
Barrymore Divorced by Elaine Barrie
Elaine Barrie, who once chased John Barrymore across the continent, divorced him in Los Angeles. She cited cruelty and jealousy, asked no alimony, and sought only bills incurred since their brief marriage last fall.
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Los Angeles
Elaine Barrie
John Barrymore
Miss Barrie
Barrymore
Walter S. Gates
Dead Whale Problem Stirs Longport Officials
In Longport New Jersey the town council faced a drifting dead whale near a residential area. The coast guard could not act and rules prevented action by silence on the subject.
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Longport
N. J
Coast Guard
Permit to dispose of beached whales to keep navigation safe
The decision allows disposal of dead whales that wash ashore to remove hazards to navigation. Authorities emphasize the urgency of removing carcasses to prevent obstruction and environmental contamination along affected coastlines.
Shirley Temple Reaches Eighth Birthday in Hollywood
Shirley Temple, Hollywood child star famed for a playful image, turned eight years old on Friday. Her early fame as a family film icon continues to define her public persona amid press attention.
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Shirley Temple
Hollywood
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
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Weaf Chain Farmers Union
WJZ_ chain
George Hall
Tcbs
Whitney Ensemble
Naut Federation of Music Clubs
jJunior
WARC
Wcccco
Our Barn
Peoples Lobby
Leon Nenderson
Carrington Gill
Mordecai Ezekiel
Northwestern U
Bob Crosby
Tnbc
Teddy Him Arch
Herman’s
Wccco
Mills College
Penn Relays
Wecco
WGCST
Drake Relays
Penn
Charles Stenross
MOX
WEAM
Hatters
Jimmy Joy Orch
Frank Dalley Orch
Benny Goodman
Endle Varros Orch
Goleman Orch
Ruby
Newman Orch
Anson Weeks Orch
Derry
Blaine Orch
Red Nichols
Listo
Arey Ravel Orch
Harry Owens
New Spain
Sport Oxfords
Oxfords
Sg Store
2Nd Avenue
Fort Worth
Tex
Martin Johnson
Gop
Martha Mears and the
Funnyboners
RCA Victor
Sinclair
Babe Ruth
St Louis
BS Roy Comen
Ron
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