Carter Glass Mention in Tax Evasion Case Sparks Testimony
In Richmond, federal tax evasion proceedings hinged on claims that payoffs to the late Senator Carter Glass influenced contractor actions. Witness Arthur K. Claxton testified Counts alleged the defense hid over $15 000 in income, prompting a court pause as Counts sought counsel and a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
U.S
Carter Glass
Internal Revenue
Arthur K. Claxton
W. Clay Counts
Roanoke
Claxton
Wilson Warlick
U.S. District Court
Radio page navigation tip from page.one index
The note explains locating the daily radio page by using the page number from the page.one index. It emphasizes quick access and consistent reference, guiding readers to the correct page for schedules and listings.
Senator Glass’s Public Payments and Final Illness Timeline
The agent testified he paid out 15 800 dollars to Glass and associates during the year. Glass remained confined at Montview until mid April, then returned to Washington and stayed in his apartment until his death in June 1946, with physicians restricting discussion of business. His last Senate appearance was September 21, 1942.
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Glass
Montview
Washington
Butler Rescues Dorsey Wife From Fire
Butler Ben Murphy woke by barking dogs and carried Jane Dorsey from a burning Toluca Lake home. Fire reached living areas with flames 50 feet high. damage estimated at 75 000 dollars of a 120 000 dollar residence. Jimmy Dorsey reportedly in Florida with his orchestra.
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Hollywood
INS
Buttler
Jane Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey
Toluca Estates
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Florida
Ben Murphy
Dorseys
Toluca Lake District
Cantor to Narrate National Brotherhood Week Program
DDIE Cantor will narrate a documentary drama on KCRG KCRK at 9 tonight in cooperation with the National Conference of Christians and Jews for National Brotherhood Week. Air Force figures Captain Yeager and Majors Schleek and Howell will be introduced by Capt. Maxwell Marvin. OB HOPE stars on the Red Cross campaign program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ddie Cantor
KCRG
KCRK
National Conference of
Air Force
AIR Force Hour
Charles E. Yeager
Russ Schleek
Joe Howell
Maxwell Marvin
OB Hope
9 Tonight
American Red Cross
Chevrolet
Supper Club News Billboard Headlines
Harriet Porter leads a night of listings at the supper club scene with NBC Symphony performances and a record library feature. The item spotlights entertainment updates and venue notes for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supper Club News
Billboard
Harriet Porter
NBC Symphony Symphony
Dorsey Home Holds Rare Records From Powell Era
The Dorsey collection includes irreplaceable phonograph records and musical artifacts. The house was originally built for actor Dick Powell and later sold to the Dorseys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Dick Powell
The
Dorseys
Thieves Net 750 In Seven Manchester Breakins
Thieves carried out eleven break ins over the weekend in Manchester with totals including 750 in checks and 80 in cash. Delware County Sheriff Carl Anderson reports several targets such as Ryan Implement and Spaight Implement Company, Barron Motor, and Don Corll’s filling station. Households like Louis Streit’s apartment also saw losses including 45 from the basement.
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the Gazette
Manchester
Delaware
Carl Anderson
Ryan Implement Company
Louis Streit
Spaight Implement Company
Brighton parrot named Roberta lays egg at aquarium
London report says Brighton aquarium officials rename a 125-year-old parrot from Robert to Roberta after the bird laid an egg. The incident prompted quick bureaucracy and media attention in the city.
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London
Brighton
Robert
Roberta
Entry at Hygrade Products Company Office
Candy and gum were taken during a break in. The Hygrade Products Company office was entered but nothing else was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygrade Products Company
Father Passes Out After Seeing Newborn Son
Wilbur Archer, 34, a World War II veteran from Somerfield, displayed 17 stitches on his face to illustrate his view of a mother's ordeal. His wife gave birth to a six pound six ounce boy at St Francis hospital in Cambridge Ohio. the father fainted when shown the infant, while both mother and baby were reported well.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Wilbur Archer
Somerfield
Noble County
St. Francis Hospital
Archer
Fire destroys Erland home near Calmar
A noon fire three miles west of Calmar destroyed the Arnold Erland farm home and most contents. No one was in the house when discovered by Erland in the yard. Two Calmar fire trucks battled the blaze.
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Calmar
Arnold Erland
Erland
Fire damages Decorah home. insurance estimated at 5060 dollars
An alarm brought Decorah residents to a blaze where only part of the furnishings survived. Fire investigators believe the fire began due to an overheated pane. insurance losses are estimated around 5060 dollars.
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Decorah
House veterans pension bill sparks floor fight
Washington AP reports a House panel plan to block a veterans pension bill failed after Rep. Cox opposed behind a rules gambit. The measure would grant $90 monthly at age 65, with Rankin able to call it up next March 14 if not approved.
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Washington
House
Rep. Cox
D-Ga
Rules
Man Rankin
Rules Committee
Rankin
Cox
Italian Transport Strike Ties Up Nation
Rome reports show over a million Italians walked to work as a 24 hour nationwide strike crippled urban transport. Communists led the walkout demanding higher wages and job protection, with police noting nearly 1000 accidents in Rome from unsafe conditions and crowded trucks. Non Communist unions kept some services running while the government supplied trucks for civil servants.
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Rome
Tuesday Evening Broadcast Guide Odd Fragments
A fragmented radio schedule lists shows from 6:15 to 10:80 with hosts and segments including sports news and newsreels. Names like Robert Burleish Hy Gardner and Gabriel Heatter appear amid program codes and time slots, reflecting a busy evening lineup.
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Dallas
Queen
Johnson Molly
Tom Mix Land O'Corn
R.F.D
Galen Drake
Allege
Erchants Public Schools Club
Yukona
Armstrong Farm News
Aerteultissens
Nothing
Childre
Light of World
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo James Widder Brown
Portia
Bill Ft
Pg. Farrell
Animal World Carouse
Nora Drake
Herb Shriner
Toweil Thomas
Robert Burleish
MBS
George O’han
HBS
Hy Gardner
Gabriel Heatter
Air Force Hour
Henry
Brotherhood
David Bose O
Fulto Lewi
Italian Transport Strikes Hit Buses Bicycles and Industry
Police guarded all buses and trucks while many used bicycles as industry slowed countrywide. A week-long municipal workers strike persisted with Milan water cut off for two hours. Street cleaners refused to collect garbage and meat products faced tighter export licensing limits, now restricted to 63 dollars per item.
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Milan
Controls on Meat Export Tightened
Washington government tightens export controls on meat and meat products due to domestic shortages. Beginning March 4 the Commerce Department bans unlicensed bulk shipments by relief agencies and requires licensing by its export control section. The measure sharply reduces authorized exports and aims to conserve domestic supplies.
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Washington
INS
Commerce Department
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Catherine Lemon Carr
Oren Roanoke Corporation
Roanoke Welding and Equipment Company
Counts
Carr
Lynchburg
van Carter Glass, Jr
Butler
Mutual Network
Eddie Cantor
Bob Hope
Your Gazette Radiolog
NBC
Tello
Robert Horleish
Chuck ‘Oster Ster
Iy Pearl Rchestra
Henry Jerome Orchestra
Thought Gems Dance Orchestra
News Pletsen Dance Orchestra
Rex Conn
Dallas News
Henry la Cassitt
Cliff
Helen Mary Foster
Do It
Yours Love
Lea Jack Berch
Lora Lawton
Judy
Janer Malone
Austin, Boofh Buckaroos
WMT
Jack Smith Club
Murro! Mystery Theater
Mra. North
Record Library
Bema
Music Shop
CBS News
True Story . Magazine of Air Roosevelts
Move Out of Life
Kirkwoods
Ted Malone News Welcome Travelers Farm Hour
News Digest
Pam
George Crane
East Iowa News Heatter Mail Bas
Kate Smith
Circle Heaven
Gang Morning Farm
Higgins Almanac
Dreier
Newre Gaslight Theater
Voice of
Owen Cowboys
David Harum
Hilltop
Don Eche
Breakfast Club
News
Mary Miles
Musical Clock Music Hall New Listen Ladies
Arthur Godfrey Kitchen Club
Wendy Warren
Our Gal Sunday
P.M
George Official
Mutual Newsreel
Orce
Brotherhood P Bose
Bon Sade
Biwin
David Harding
Waterloo
Parm Forum
Detroit Symphony
Pepralt
Melody Parade
String Orchestra
This
Bob Fibber McGee and
Molly
News Gang
Matins News
Harmon
Charles Worcester
O.K
Westinghouse
ART
Checker Electric Supply, Inc
First ST
Lister Nto
Mattoa
Superman
Cass Aig
America
Fisher
Benstifel
ICA
Solid Cole
Ded and
Val
Yager
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