Radio and Theater Listings Highlight Daily Entertainment Schedule
Long list of radio programs and theater showings across multiple venues. Includes musical numbers, news roundups, film titles, star names, cartoons, and orchestral performances with times and station blocks. Notable acts include Charles Collingwood, Kathryn Grayson, Gene Kelly, Dorothy Lamour, Laurel and Hardy, and many others in a dense schedule.
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Midtown
Capittl
Suse Sturhl
Kathryn Grayson
Gene Kelly
Red Ghelton
39 Ruestirs
MGM
Virginian
Aon Sheridan
Dennis Marwan
Mark Carson
Alexia Smith
Jane Wyman
Soler Tartan
Kearse
Iitty
Paulette Goddard
Ray Milind
Patric Knowles
Grantiend
Guacan Renaldo
Custer
Ray Corrigan
Kine Richmond
Barbarated
Rabert Lowery
Phylisx Brooks
Wepturk
Charles Brarrett
Faye Emerson
Zachary Scott
Frances, Langeford
Wally Brown
Gene Fiernoy
Dana Andrews
Tarana
Johny Weisiminister
Les Brown
Datxca
Radio Schedule Fragments and Coal Negotiations Highlighted
A garbled radio lineup lists programs from Hapsody to the National Barn Dance Show with many missing terms. In a separate note, Krug discusses a six day work week proposal and a coal industry welfare levy, noting government negotiations with mine operators and anticipated talks with Vice Admiral Moreell to resolve contract terms.
State CPA cuts West Virginia construction to about 500000 weekly
The Civilian Production Administration limit reduces special authorized building to one third of earlier levels. Between May 23 and two weeks prior, 63 projects totaling 3.28 million were approved and 71 denied. Notable permits include coal plants at Nora and Maidsville, tipples at Ceredo and Dorothy, and a Charleston Owens-Illinois plant expansion.
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West
Consolidation Coal Co
Nora
Maidsville
Truax-Tracr Coal Co
Ceredo
Dorothy
Owens-Illinois, Glass Co
Charleston
Weirton Steel Co
Parkersburg
Shepherdstown
Shianston
Cooper
Floods Hit Dallas Fort Worth Areas Hard
Weather stories describe the Trinity river flooding in Dallas with breaches in several places. A man drowned at Palmer while attempting to rescue cattle. Red Cross reports Lawrenceville Paw sheltering 450 in nearby homes after a Tuesday night in the town cemetery as floodwaters recede in the Susquehanna valley aftermath.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Trinity River
Palmer
Lawrenceville
Paw
Red Cross
Susque
Hanna Valley
Government seen dodging commitments in Moscow accord
A note accuses the Romanian government of evading Moscow decisions by avoiding regular cabinet meetings and delaying key legislation. The document charges it creates an appearance of compliance while subverting agreements, hindering opposition cooperation.
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Prom Fane
Debated UN Council Formation and Press Publish Rules
The report notes limited delegates including Winant split with the Soviet on how permanent commissions of the economic and social council should be formed. Detousse urged an international press convention to publish all UN communiques, while Argyopoulos opposed it citing press freedom limits. Malik called for UN membership tied to adherence to an international bill of rights.
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Eontinue
emEer
Winant
Tanoner
Permanent Commissions
The
Economic and Social Council
Feonov
Commission
United Nations
Philly J. Noel-Baker
Fernand Detousse
Council
All Nations
Dehousse
Alexander Argyopoulos
Dri Charles Malik
Miners Report Mixed Turnout as New Pact Sails Through
Miners turnout varied across districts with four mines still closed due to mechanical issues in Winding Gif Operators area. In New River field near Mt Hope turnout reached 60 to 75 percent while Charleston district saw about one third of operations active. UMW District 17 leader William Ellarard said miners were enthusiastic about the government pact and John L Lewis. Blizzard praised the health and welfare fund as the greatest thing for workers promising a say in hiring and doctor payments. Blizzard and others will tour southern counties to explain the pact with rallies planned in Beckley and Fairmont.
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Frome Page
Assoc
New River
Mt. Hope
Charleston
William Ellarard
United Mine Workers Disitiet 17
John L. Lewis
Blizzard
UMW
Beckley
Fairmont
Truman Seeks Moscow Talks as Stalin Delays Visit
The report notes President Truman favored a high level meeting with Joseph Stalin but Stalin twice refused citing doctors orders. Diplomatic observers weigh potential gains and risks, with some arguing a top level conference may not resolve major tensions while others see Stalin as more cooperative than Molotov.
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Potsdam
Truman
Landers
Berlin
Marshal Stalin
Washington
Stalin
Soviet Union
Bedell Smith
McDermott
State Department
Trumanls
Molotov
Government seeks stabilizing plan to boost cream to butter supply
Government proposes economic stabilization measures. Creameries would convert cream to butter with a price program raising butter by about 1 cent a pound. Cream sales would be banned after July 1 and a crackdown on black market meat sales continues despite state slaughter controls. Beef cattle prices at major markets last week were viewed by packers as about 70 to 90 cents per 100 pounds above control ranges.
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Contel
Beauty Arts by Lois Led
Advice on home treatment for acne and oily skin from a period publication. Recommends cleansing, a complexion brush, tincture of green soap, witch hazel, and medicated lotions. Emphasizes diet, rest, air, bathing, scalp health, and willpower to resist sweets.
President Urges Resignation Over World Dispute Chronicle
A letter from Edward Stettinius recalls his role as secretary of state during Roosevelt’s era and the San Francisco conference. He notes pressure from President Truman to stay on, and reflects on his decision to resign after the war ended.
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United States
U. NM
San Francisco
U. N
Stettinius
Roosevelt
Hull
San
Nine Men Join Marines From Local Area
Nine men from the area were accepted for voluntary enlistment in the Marine Corps. Capt C J Mabry, recruiting officer, announced the names including Charles Lee Commer Boomer Robert H Summers Benjamin Chapman Hughes Howard H Simms Loskwood Charles E McMillian Averill M Roby Fersinger John B Brown and Summers O'Dell Simmersville and Alfred Cressern Swiss. Governor Meadows proclaimed Shot-In's Day urging vigils for the sick and shut ins while a community singing convention is set for New Hope Baptist church on Coal River at 2 PM tomorrow.
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Marine Corps
C.J. Mabry
Huntington
Charles Lee Commer
Boomer
Robert H. Summers
Benjamin Chapman Hughes
Howard H. Simms
Loskwood
Charles E. McMillian
Averill M. Roby
Fersinger
John B. Brown
Summers O'Dell
Simmersville
Alfred Cressern
New Hope Baptist Church
Coal River
Four Men Face Grand Jury In Beer Theft Case
Three of four men pleaded not guilty to robbery charges and were held to grand jury action. Robert Harper and Cameron Thompson charged with breaking and entering Ladd Confectionery and stealing four cases of beer. Brooks Milam held without bond on parole status. Jack Booth free on bond for hearing next week. Thomas S. Bean and Sharples, accused of robbing Charleston taxi drivers, were jailed with no bond.
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Robert Harper
E. Washington St
Cameron Thompson
Pinch
Washington St. W
Brooks Milam
Reynolds St
Milam
State
Jack Booth
Washington St. Wy
Thomas S. Bean
Sharples
Charleston
Marriage Applications Filed For Carl Harper and Charien
Marriage notices list Carl Junior Harper and Charien as applicants. The filing appears among local records with ages and related individuals noted. Further details on dates and exact offices or jurisdictions are not fully legible in the fragment.
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Carl Junior Harper
Charien, An
Aid Mary
Shafter
West Virginia manufacturing employment rises in March
The state added 6,200 manufacturing jobs from mid February to March 15 bringing total employment to 138,000. Regional Director Adolph O. Berger reported the rise mainly from steel strike settlements and immediate boosts in affected industries. The March figure trails 1945 by 11.9 percent with 134,009 workers then.
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West Virginia
Adolph O. Berger
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cleveland
Berger
M Corkle Market Tax Cash Stolen
The MacCorkle Avenue market at 4109 MacCorkle Avenue reported a theft of $15 in tax money after a window pry. Police noted no entry found elsewhere and nearby incidents included a tire, hub caps, and a pickup license thefts. Bicycle stolen from Douglas Ramsey at 4415 MacCorkle Avenue is also noted.
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MacCorkle Av
Oay
Kole
Woodrums Grocery
Central Av
Chester C. Johnson
Piccadilly St
James Wolfe
Bigley Av
G. R. Phillips
Wade H. Withrow
Douglas Ramsey
MacCorkle
Administrator’s Job For Sheriff Sparks Legal Opinion
An ex officio sheriff should not serve as estate administrator if no other is chosen within two months. Atty Gen Iran Pattlow said the practice would divert communal funds to private county coffers. He noted individuals may qualify as administrator early if the estate’s distributees request it.
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Iran
Partlow
Henby P. Snyder
Tyler County
Pattlow
Four State Cities Placed on CAB Air Map
Four West Virginia cities Huntington Parkersburg Charleston and Wheeling are slated to appear on the Civil Aeronautics Board air map following orders issued to 16 air carriers. American Airlines will serve Huntington and Parkersburg, Eastern Airlines Pennsylvania Central and American will serve Charleston, and PCA and Transcontinental and Western Air will serve Wheeling. Building permits were issued to Roy A. Lawson for a funeral home addition at 812 Dormally Street costing 1200 dollars and to Atlantic Greyhound Corp. to remodel a garage on Pennsylvania Avenue costing 300 dollars.
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Washington
West Virginia
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Huntington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charleston
Eastern Airlines
Pennsylvania- Central
American
Wheeling
PCA
Transcontinental
Western Air
George B. Hendricks
Roy A. Lawson
Dormally St
Atelantic Greyhound Corp
Pennsylvania Av
Bond Director to Speak at Charlenton Luncheon
Vernon L. Clark national director of the U S savings bond division will address business and industrial leaders at a Monday luncheon in the Ruffner Hotel Charlenton Clark is visiting Charleston for the first time He will outline plans for a nationwide savings bond publicity campaign beginning June 5 and the second anniversary of DB Day in France said Bernard Payne state savings director
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U.S
Charlenton
Vernon L. Clark
U. S. Savings Bond Division
Treasury Dept
Ruffner
Uphis
Mr. Clark
Charleston
France
Bernard 5. Payne
Press Club Dance Tonight With George Molle Orchestra
The Press Club hosts a dance tonight with George Molle's orchestra providing music from 10 o'clock for members and guests. Proceeds support Remembrance fund.
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Elk-Kanawha Post
THE
American Legion
Pennsylvania Ave
Charlie Giles
George Molle
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