Vance Sherlock Will Have Rival in Detective Tale
Hollywood gossip notes Charlie McCarthy, Detective stars Edgar Bergen and ventriloquist rival Vance and Holmes style sleuthing. The concept, from Robertson White and Darrell Ware, heads to Universal with Warners borrowing White to script the episode. Vacation plans precede August kickoff.
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Ruby Keeler to star in The Clean Up amid Dewey he remarks
Ruby Keeler ends Mother Carey's Chickens and moves to The Clean Up with Chester Morris and Joan Fontaine. Disney chief Roy Disney returns from Europe after arranging 12 foreign Snow White versions and weighing an Egypt theater study. Helen Hayes daughter Mary MacArthur makes stage debut with her mother and father supporting her training.
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Kay Sutton
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Four Couples Seek Marriage Licenses in County Clerk Office
Applicants for marriage licenses yesterday included Thomas Lacaria 17 and Frances Raymond 17 of 910 Young Street. Ralph White 23 of Kenna and Ruth Goode 21 of Institute. Dallas Hall 32 of 210 Reynolds Street and Ada Bailey 42 of 614 Eagen Street. George Strickland 20 and Reba Rucker 18 of Wellford.
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Woman Charged With Lye Attack In Municipal Court
Ella Randolph, a Black woman, waived a municipal court hearing on a charge of throwing lye water into her husband's face and was held to the grand jury. Her husband Randolph was hospitalized. Alligators migrating from South American rivers are reported to be coming ashore to lay eggs.
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Spur- Jock Alley
Herbeet Randolph
South America
New Dunbar City Hall Planned Amid Federal Approval
Dunbar receives federal authorization to build a two story mono lithic concrete city hall and auditorium at Park street and Meyers avenue covering 60 by 100 feet. The $86,000 project includes sidewalks and houses mayor, city clerk, engineer offices, jail, fire and street departments, library, courtroom, council chamber on the first floor with auditorium and check rooms on the second. Completion is set in about six months, architect Francis George Davidson of Charleston.
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Dunbar
Park Street
Meyers Avenue
Francis George Davidson
Charleston
Radio and Theaters Schedule for Saturday Sports Coverage
AP reports a full sports broadcasting slate featuring track and field at IC4A finals in New York Randall Island, golf at St Andrews Walker Cup summaries, Belmont Stakes race coverage, NBC Symphony concerts, and drama and film programming on WABC CBS WOR NBC affiliates plus theater listings at WEAF NBC partners and regional venues with stars like Bogart and stars in various films.
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Randall Island Stadium
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Scotland
Wor-Mbs
Belmont Park
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Bernardino Molinari
Ialian
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NBC
Wabc-Cbs Workshop
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment with Concert Lineup
A crowded late afternoon and evening radio schedule lists many programs across NBC WEAF CHS WABC and NEC WIZ networks. It mentions university ensembles, orchestras, choruses, talk shows, and announced acts with times from 1:00 to 10:00 plus numerous To Be Announced slots.
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Orch
Golden Melodies
Schngology
Men of the West
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Merry-Makers Orch
Gertrude Lutal
Sturgess
Charles Paul
Paneepaters Orches
Clubmen
CBS Concert Orchestra
Will McCune
Rd Thorgensen
Waahc
Symphonettes
Ben Feld
Johany
Russ Morgan
Quizz Quinxes
Rhythm Rendezvous
WawBe
Gupilay
Osborne Orch
Arlie Biaw
Orenoelte
Do—Atl Hassel
Brandwynne Orches
Nec-Wiz
Blas
Gongs
Jean Ellington
Kitoodies
Bill Krena
Sertade
Dot
Pat
Ils
Club Matinee
Sill
Rakoy and Hs Orchestra
Issel
Uncle Jim
Cardenas Opens Path to Religious Liberty in Mexico
President Cardenas announced a move toward religious liberty for all Mexico and issued a presidential order to Tabasco officials to reopen churches for public worship. He cited recent deadly clashes in Villahermosa, Tabasco, where six Catholics were killed during street demonstrations demanding church reopenings, and urged other states to ease restrictions while stressing national unity.
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Randolph Will Seek To Succeed Himself In August Primary
Rep. Jennings Randolph announced from Martinsburg that he will seek reelection to a fourth term. He said he would file for the Democratic nomination within a few days. Randolph represents West Virginia's Second District and serves on labor, roads, civil service, and District of Columbia committees.
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Big Yanks' Auxiliary Sought by Tall Girl
In Chicago on June 3 a 6 foot 10 inch Miss Bea Reynolds demanded a ladies auxiliary for the Society of Big Yanks, prompting resolutions to adopt the bean stalk as the official flower and a giraffe mascot while founder Holly Swanson stands 6 feet 30 inches tall.
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INSI
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Ladies' Auxiliary
Sam
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Holly Swanson
Orchestra and radio dance schedule from 1920s era listing
A compact list of performances and broadcasts featuring Budy's Orchestra, Clem McCarthy segments, Musien Serenade network items, Ink Spots Quartet, Barn Dance on the Radio, and the Glennadler and Horace Hecht ensembles. Includes dance music, news, and orchestral appearances through late morning.
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the Family Party
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West Virginia News Briefs roundup short items
Wheeling police commission reelected D Clyde Short president at year end session. Dr A L Darby of West Virginia University romance languages spoke at Fairview High School commencement for 42 graduates. Mrs Mary Smallwood Romine 83 died at home, native of Harrison County. Parkersburg to host 39th annual WV Association of Insurance Men convention. Two aviators escaped injury when their plane crashed at the old fairgrounds near Fairmont due to gasoline shortage. plane damaged. Dr Edwin Cameron appointed director of Monongalia County health department succeeding Dr Earl White. Mrs Martha Bell Kincaid, 78, widow of Rev Eiza Kincaid, died in hospital with funeral set for tomorrow.
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Johnson to Seek Fourth Term in Fourth District
Huntington reports Rep. George W. Johnson plans to run for re election from Parkersburg. A Democratic veteran first elected in 1922 and now serving his fourth term he notes he has supported administration policies and backed labor farms veterans flood control old age pensions relief banking reforms mining railroads and public works.
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Chicago Plans Three Downtown Subways
Chicago city council approved a plan to build three downtown subways at an estimated cost of 31 million dollars. The city would pay 17 million with the remaining 14 million funded as a grant from the Public Works administration.
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West Virginian Held In Auto Wreck Case
PEARISBURG Virginia June 3 Robert Albert 23 of Pembroke suffered serious injuries in an automobile accident which led to the arrest of Robert M Brooks of
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Robert M. Brooks
Traffic patrolman charged in intoxication case in Bluefield
County Traffic Patrolman E B Hedrick faces a driving while intoxicated charge. Albert sustained fractures of both legs, with one broken in two places. Walters remained uninjured.
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