Radio schedule shows varied programs and big stars this week
The week's radio lineup lists John E Castellini pieces with the orchestra at 1 p.m. over Columbia, Nelson Eddy on the Charlie McCarthy hour at 6 p.m. NBC red, John Barrymore as guest, and Carmel Shaw from Paris with fall fashion highlights on Columbia at 5 15. Other items include Clifton Fadiman's Q A with Adams Kieran and Miller on NBC blue Tuesday, a Wednesday lightweight title bout on SRG wR, and a long slate of daytime and evening programs across NBC CBS WABC WEAF and more with multiple orchestras and serials airing throughout the day and night.
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Nelson Eddy
Charlie McCarthy
John Barrymore
Carmel Shaw
Harper's Bazaar
Paris
Columbia
Clifton Fadiman
NBC Blue
Franklin Pierce Adams
John Kieran
Alice Dyer Miller
Radio Schedule Echoes Variety of NBC CBS Lines
Radio listings detail dozens of programs across NBC CBS and other networks. Entries include orchestras choirs soloists and special hosts across times from early afternoon to late night with stations WEAF WJZ WABC WABC and others. Prominent names include Charles Paul Irene Rich Vincent Lopes and Horace Henderson among many.
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Edward Arnold
Charlie McCarthy
NBC
WEAF
WJZ
Walter Winchell
Irene Rich
Horace Heldt
Brigadiers
Richard Jumber
Orchestra
Wi4
Univ of Chicago Round Table
MBC
Cheerio
Wiz
CBS
Wabc and Chain
Yohany Alglarer Orchestra
Cha —Vincent Lopes
CHB
Tobby Lobby
Chain Plan
Garber
Will Mecune
Warbc and Chain
Erskine Hawking
Chain
Scearl Hines
Henry King
D Dance Orchestra
Horace Henderson
Weco
Husk O'Hare
WCCO
As Long As I Live by Emilie Loring
Joan Crofton learns she is summoned as a witness in a custody dispute between Mrs. Lamont and Craig Lamont over Peggy. The plot thickens as Joan discovers Craig is Mrs Shaw’s son and stepson to the senator, while she recalls past mentions of a governess and a dangerous family row. Joan faces pressure from the sheriff, family tension, and the looming courtroom summons as she navigates loyalties and lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadja
Joan
Peggy
Craig
Mr. Crofton
Craig Lamont
Silver Birches
Joan Crofton
Shaw
Craig Lamont Advertising Agency
Boston
Phil Bard
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk County
Carl Lamont
Sally Shaw
Davy Crofton
Lamont
David Crofton
Mam’selle
Department of Justice
Blame Father For Six Kansas Deaths
A mother and her four sons were slain in bed on Saturday, and Sheriff C W Holland believes the father, who died of a rifle wound shortly after the scene was found, killed his family and himself. Victims are George Dobbie 39 a laborer his wife 34 and sons George Jr 17 Glen Donald 15 Raymond 12 and Floyd Gene 11.
Negro Youths Plan Annual Camp Session At Wapsie Y
Cedar Rapids youth prepare for the annual Camp Wapsie-Y session from August 22 to 27 with Art Taylor as camp director. Staff additions include Rev. W. R. Stewart as counselor and Robert Johnson leading the water safety program. The police safety initiative will be led by Vernon Smith alongside city police support and badges for campers.
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Sss
Cedar Rapids
Camp Wapsie-Y
Art Taylor
W. R. Stewart
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Robert Johnson
Vernon Smith
Louis Alnutt
Police and Safety
Taylor
Morris Chipley
Earl Carr
Robert Beasley
Jerry Brown
al Shepherd
Jimmy Black
Ralph Miller
Vincent Shepherd
Bill Green
Andrew Blakey
Thomas Wingfield
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Meetings
Bungalow Canning School holds sessions each Wednesday. Townsend club No 5 meets at 607 J avenue NW at 7 30 p m with Mrs Temple speaking. Miss Maxine Kara of 2486 First street SE leaves for Crystal Lake Jil to visit relatives. Foresters of America Z C B J lodge Cedar No 3 meets Wednesday at 8 p m in T O O F hall 109 Second avenue. Zizkov Dub lodge Z C B J plans a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting. Hutchinson's ice creams and drugs delivered by Richards Pharmacy. R W Coleman of Wichita will speak on The Master Salesman of the Ages at Rotary luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. Linden Camp No 145 Modern Woodmen of America meets 8 p m at Odd Fellows hall 109 Second avenue SE with bingo after. Polehna brothers managers Martin Polehna and Jerry Sip head to Milwaukee for the national retail butcher’s convention for three days.
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R. W. Coleman
Wichita, Kan
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Linden Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Martin Polehna
Jerry Sip
Polehna
Motor
Milwaukee
Kacer Daughter Undergoes Appendectomy at St Luke’s
Mildred Kacer daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Kacer of 1220 Fifth Street NW underwent an appendectomy at St Luke s Hospital on Saturday.
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Mildred Kacer
Joseph C. Kacer
Fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Reverend McCullough on Mutual program from Tacoma First church
The Rev J Renwick McCullough former pastor of Westminster Cedar Rapids now at Tacoma Washington will appear on a Mutual Broadcasting religious program at 9 30 p m Sunday He will sing a solo and may speak briefly
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J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Tacoma
Wash
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Big Springs reunion moves to Bever Park on Aug 14
Big Springs school reunion slated for Bever Park Sunday August 14 replacing the former Big Springs school house location. Dinner at noon with coffee and ice cream provided. Attendees urged to bring picnic baskets including dishes and silver. open to friends and older pupils.
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Big Springs
Bever Park
Rolling Stone trailer begins 500000 mile North America tour
Robert Cron, son of B W Cron, with wife, daughter, and a friend, starts a three year, 500000 mile tour of North America in a trailer named The Rolling Stone. Cron, a Washington high school graduate, ex editor of Van Buren Bugle and Washington high school Pulse, funds the trip with freelance writing and photography.
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The
Rolling Stone
Robert Cron
B. W. Cron
C Avenue
North America
Cron
Washington High School
Coe College
Chicago
Oceanside
Calif
van Buren “Bugle
Pulse
Marriage Licenses From Several Counties Listed
Norman C. Dunn and Susan Bisping of Dubuque, Maynard L. Fooks and Ada Weile Lee of Oneida Illinois, James E. Line of Waterloo and Ocean Lorenzen of Cedar Rapids, Albert J. Wahl of Swissvale Pennsylvania and Margaret E. Derby of Chagrin Falls Ohio, Elmer H. Nelson of Cedar Rapids and Willma C. Jackson of Marion, Albert Tatro and Ella Wyatt of Cedar Rapids, Edward A. Kuehn of Vandalia Illinois and Marguerite R. Robbie of Cedar Rapids, James Albert Jacobs and Phyllis Moorcroft of Iowa City.
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Norman C. Dunn
Susan Bisping
Dubuque
Maynard L. Fooks
Ada Weile Lee
Oneida
Ill
James E. Line
Waterloo
Ocean
Lorenzen
Cedar Rapids
Albert J. Wahl
Swissvale
Margaret E. Derby
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Elmer H. Nelson
Willma C. Jackson
Marion
Albert Tatro
Ella Wyatt
Edward A. Kuehn
Vandalia
Equip New Automobile For Fire Dept Chief
The seven year old Buick sedan used by the fire department is replaced by a new $1,134 Buick sedan. Fully equipped it will be valued at $1,430 and go into service after installation this week. It will sport Fire initials and red paint with a rear trunk for firefighting gear. A radio generator oversized battery and a combined siren flasher are installed to offset electrical drain. The old radio will move to the hook and ladder truck for testing. The car previously logged 34,000 miles.
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Fire Department
Man Arrested for Beer Sale Faces Fine and Jail
In Camden New Jersey Harry Roder and his wife were arrested for selling four cans of beer without a license. Magistrate Fred J Wagner fined them 100 dollars each. The husband offered to serve his wife's sentence after declaring they could not pay. Saturday Roder was serving a 60 day jail term while their wife waited on customers at their service station.
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Camden
N. J
Harry Roder
Fred J. Wagner
Roder
Wagner
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John E. Castellini
Puszta
Howard Barlow
Ambers
Welter
Henry Armstrong
SRG Wr
Pam
Harold Stokes
Mutual
WHO
Breakfast Club
WJZ Chain
Bachelor’s Children
WABC
KMOX
Just Neighbors
Josh Higgins
Finchville
Woman In White
David Warum
Lorenzo Jones
Betty
Bob
WEAP
al Roth
Enoch Light
Joe Green
Vichy
France
Louis Fourestier
Don Winslow
Paul Douglas
Sports Review
Weaf Chain
Bikovis
Johnny
Wallenstein
Joseph_ Cherniavsky
Grant Park
Marek Weber
Wayne King
WBBM
Forum
Les Elliman
Joel Retchman
Earlines
Billy Swanson
Dick Jurgens
WABC and _ chain
WOC
Noble Sissel's
Woco
Mr. Jepson
Hollywood
Senorita
Nadia Donescu
Boston Public Library
Carsfield
Philip Bard
T Wharf
St. Gaudens
Bermuda
Betty Garde
Radio
Kate Smith
al Pierce
Fred ” Allen
Mrs. Wiggs of
Cabbage Patch
Dick Seibert
Kiriloff
Church of the Air
Rev Evaid
Lawson
Wabo and Chain
Lone Ase
Jordan
Charles Paul
Isarign
Bincersa
Rollint Trio
Major Howes
ABC and Chain
Silver Strings
Southernaires
Meridian Music
Music_ Hall
Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir
Shakespeare's England
Rev
Aloysius Cooran
James Whitcomb Riley
Calling
Aunt Panny's
WZ Chain
BC and Chain
Everybody’s Music
Wesners
Paul Scherer
Wiz Chain
The_ Farmer
Alien the Mike
Nola Day
Toronto Singers
Marion Talley
Io Onga
W! Shain
Jean Sablon
Oliver Drake
Catholic Hour
MHC
WLW
Hobby Lobby
Phil Cook
CBHS
Emilie Loring
Harper
Kansas
Hugh Johnson
David Jones
Sidney Tate
Arthur Moore
Harold Briggs
al Carr
Warren Johnson
Millard Washington
Leroy Overall
Amity Blakey
Thomas Mason, Jr
Bungalow Canning School
Townsend Club No. 5
J Avenue NW
Maxine Kara
First Street
Crystal Lake
Jil
Foresters of America
T. O. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue
Zizkov Dub Lodge
Hutchinson’s
Richards Pharmacy
Big Springs Reunion
Ory
Star Jewelry CO
Soc Weenly
Fender & Body
Fifth Ave
Harold Ammons
Fire Dept
Sir Galahad
Thorpe
Thorpes
Mave East
Westinghouse Westric Rengis
Beenas
Coroz
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Ranges Offee
Corox
Bana
OWA Electric L and Power Company
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