Radio and Theaters in Charleston Gazette June 8 1946
Listing of radio programs and theater features with dense station schedules and multiple show titles. Includes actors Randolph Scott Anis Richards and Gesten, and films including County Hospital Phantom Riders of the Down and Pinocchio. Weathering program changes, sports results, and entertainment notes fill the day’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanmmtia Territory
Randolph Scott
Anis Richards
Gesten 'Gabayi
County Hospital
Guvnnd Hardy
Phantom
Lyeto
Margate
O'Brien
Wallace Beery
Dick Tees
Motson
Conway
Anne Jaffreys
Lowe
Brenda Sores
Jatin _b
Greg McClure
Linda Darnell
Dondar
Jimiy Wake
Rober
Barret
Rosemary Lamauche
Custer
Pruntytown Youth and iEscapee Arrested in Burglary
Detective Lt LB Warren of Charleston police reported the arrest of two juveniles, one identified as Robert Edward Menngy, 16, of 712 Tholinna Ave, and an accomplice Mooney, both from the Weel Virginian T dustrial School for Boys at Proesy town. They allegedly broke into West Virginia Body Works and four other Charleston businesses, with Mooney confessing to the Pile Hardware Co and Fix-It Shop break ins. Items recovered included hunting knives, a hatchet, and a flashlight.
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LB. Warren
Charleston
Central Av
Doy
Mooney
el. Warren
F. OM. Pile Hardware Co
Washington St. W
Wix
Washington S. W
Clyde W
Des Moines Fire Truck Rollback Forces Station Alterations
Des Moines city council, after a drawn out dispute over a new fire engine, ordered remodeling to fit a truck six inches narrower. Chief Charles L. Slade had opposed the cheaper model. The remodel costs may exceed 100 dollars, and the situation began when a boat was built in a basement and required tearing down a wall to exit.
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Des Moines
Des Moles
Charles L. Slade
UMW Backs Proposal on Electricity Rates
In Beckley West Virginia the United Mine Workers support a proposed regulation by the Public Service Commission to prevent sale of electricity at higher rates in coal company towns. President George J. Tiller of UMW District 29 calls the rule a long-sought objective. Officers report sporadic break-ins and thefts in local areas, including a room at Wakefield Apts missing valuables and a porch rug theft on Washington Street.
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Beckley
Wales
Walter C. Rucker
Titler
Wakefield Apts
Radia
Fayette County
Minden
Warren E. Gerber
Washington
St. E
South Side
Belle Fire Department Chartered By State In Belle
The Belle Fire Department Inc organized as a nonprofit to provide fire protection in Ka nawhs county was issued a charter by the secretary of state. Incorporators include Hugh P. Miley st Clayton Williams Ernest Clack C W Sigman and Joan R Sims all of Belle. Also chartered was The Pierpoint Clubs Morgantown nonprofit social and recreation organization with incorporators James C Lawson Thomas Ramsey and Hall D Gainer all of Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fire Department
Belle Fire Department, Inc
Kanawhs
Hugh P. Mileyst
Clayton Williams
Ernest Clack
C. W. Sigman
Joan R. Sims
Belle
Pierpoint Clubs
Morgantown
Jame C. Lawson Thomas ©. Ramsey
Hall D. Gainer
Rotary International 37th convention closes in Atlantic City
The 37th annual Rotary International convention ends in Atlantic City with 16 000 members attending from around the world. Next year’s gathering will be in San Francisco as three new vice presidents are elected and Richard C. Hedke of Detroit is named president to urge world peace and brotherhood.
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Detroit
Atlantic City
Rotary International
San Francisco
Charles Jourdan-Gassin
Nice
France
B. T. Thakur
Calcutta
Todi
Carl E. Bolie
Kansas City
Richard C. Hedke
J. Hedke
Rotary
Fairmont Couple Ties Long Distance To Tokyo
In Morgantown June 7 Judge Charles EL Waived the three day waiting period to permit Miss Alice Williams Darquenne of Fairmont to marry a soldier stationed in Tokyo. Ceremony to be conducted by telephone with Fairmont resident James A. Herbert as prospective best man. The couple planned the wedding for Sunday at a Fairmont church with a local minister officiating. Meredith of Marion County was absent from court. Fire caused about $10 damage when a curtain touched a hot source in a one story trim home.
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Fairmont
Tokyo
Morgantown
Charles EL
Alice Wiliams Darquerne
Pwill
Darquenne
Herper Meredith
Marion County
Fairemont
Coal Firms Seek Reimbursement for Altered Checks
Two Huntington coal companies asked the claims court to reimburse 2292.67 paid again after unemployment taxes were altered and cashed by a department employee in 1941. Buffalo Winifrede Coal Co seeks 408.25 and 984.77 for Coal Co. at Lagan County seeks 9900.05 and 984.77. Summers, a former junior in the department, was sentenced to one to nine years for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Coal
Tae Buffalo-Winifrede Coat Co
The
Coal Co
Stle
Summers
Supreme Court
Kanawha
Continental Casualty Co
Claims Court
Board picks second choice for executive secretary post
The West Virginia High School Athletic Association board selected another man as executive secretary after the first choice declined. President George M. Speicher of Dunnbar said the winner’s name would be released next week. Speicher noted it may require time to finalize the selection, and no salary details were disclosed beyond the stated range of 3600 to 4000 dollars annually. The May 18 meeting had identified a first choice, but circumstances forced a reevaluation. Directors Dan Perdue of Fayetteville and Chick Wiehl of Weston attended yesterday’s session.
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Board of Appeals
W. Va. High School Athletic Association
Daniel Boam
George M. Speicher
Dunnbar
Speicher
Chaice
Wold
Manie
Ang
Whith
Des Speicher
Aheri
Dan Perdue
Fayettevile
Chick Wiehl
Westin
Estate of Justice Stone Worth Nearly $900,000
The estate of Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone was valued near $900,000 in a probate petition filed in district court. Personal property totaled $800,517 with the remainder in real estate. Wife Agnes Hagyey Stone receives a life interest in the family home and residuary income in trust after care. She also gets two houses at Isle au Hut Me and two lots in Stratton Wis and Pelham Mass. Each son Lansay H. Stone and Marshall H. Stone receives $10,000. The body of the estate is to be divided equally between the sons after the widow’s death. Mrs Stone named executrix with the Union Trust Co. and trust instruments listed. dwelling owned by Clara Wilhelm of 808 Indiana Ave.
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Lle
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District Court
Kagtane
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Isle An Hut
Stratton
Pelham
Mass
Lansay HH
Stone
Brooklyn N
Marshall H. Stone
Cambridge
Stone Ag Uitix
Union Trust Ca
Mnt
G. G. Ransom
Clara
Wilhelm
Indiana Av
Shocker Filmed in Hollywood and London Plans
Hollywood reports a major six digit thriller project based on a shocking expose of cabaret life. Jacques Tourneur to direct with a British American cast as filming splits between Hollywood and London. Actor-writer teams and high price offers signal a big money chase in cinema.
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Dorothy Manners
Hollywood
Cinsi
You Jin Mo
Carmon
Vine St
Charles Poldman
Gernie Kersh
London
Charlie's i
Jacques Tourneur
William Kozlenko
Honard Diers
Kaiser Steel Contract Ties Wheeling to Portsmouth Steel
In Cleveland a Kaiser Steel contract links Wheeling Steel Corp to the new Portsmouth Steel Co headed by Cyrus S. Eaton. The deal, with Otis & Co as financing writers, plans Wheeling’s mills to roll sheet steel for the venture, leveraging 0,000 tons monthly ingot capacity and Eaton’s investment group.
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Kaiser Steel
Wheeling Corp
Creveland
iPr
Soref Raz
Graham-Paige
Wheeling Steel Corp
Portsmouth
Icom
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Eaton
Wiliam R. Daley
Otis & Co
Wheeling
Portsmouth, G
Otis &Co
Kaiser-Prazer
Wheeling Steal Corp
Steubenville
Six West Virginians Transferred to Marine Barracks at Parris Island
Six West Virginia enlistees have been transferred to the Marine Barracks at Parris Island South Carolina for re-quiet duty. The men are Edward L. Kessell Edward J. Sheen both of Charleston Thorne M. Cattrill of Carbon Homer P. Nutter Renicky Lucian Bias of Tranbar and James M. Sulivean of Jeffrey.
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West
Back Your Future By Henry Ford Campaign Message
Henry Ford urges support for the government savings bond drive in Detroit on June 7. He says buying and holding bonds backs personal futures and the nation, framing the program as an investment in country security.
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Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
INSI
Treasury Department
Dunbar to Build Recreation Center at Fairlawn and 16th
Dunbar moves ahead with an eighteen acre park at Fairlawn Avenue and 16th Street planned as a community recreation center. Mayor D L Salisbury said the site, laid out before the war and postponed, will host family picnics and camping while a road and water service are extended. Girl scouts will begin camping there Monday as development proceeds toward a swimming pool and playground facilities.
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Dunbar
Fairlawn Avenue
16Th St
D. L. Salisbury
State Rt
Dunbar Girl Scouts
Salisbury
Patrick St Store Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the one story frame building at 17 Patrick Street housing Clarence's Sausage Shop after a 12 49 p m blaze. An ambulance collision near Virginia and Brooks Streets injured Shirlene Mack 2 of 1500 Block Court Street East. Damage estimated at 52000 and a child remained unhurt after transfer to hospital.
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Memorial Hospital
Milton
Patrick St
Clarence
A. E. Farley
Virginia and
Brooks Sts
Theed
A.jone
P Summers
Kanawha Blvd
Fidler \ Aligaret
Belle, Con
Cabell
Tulion
Berman's
Shirlene Mack
of Inc
Hall Issues Capins For Man's Arrest
Judge Cyrus W. Hall issued a capias for Frank Biggin after he failed to report for trial on charges of illegal sale and possession of intoxicating liquors. Biggin, 45, sought a continuance on illness grounds. trial set for 3:30 p.m. He had previously disputed an original statement in the indictment against two state liquor store employees, with prosecutors alleging political pressure.
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Cyrus W. Hall
Frank Biggin
Ava
Biggin
Hay
Riggin
Blackie Belcher
East End
Taylor
Bolarsky and Belcher
Kilgore Praises Wyoming County Industrial Education Span
Sen Harley M Kilgore praised the Wyoming county industrial education school at its second anniversary dinner in Pineville West Virginia He called the program proof of the need to expand industrial training noting it raises production and has only recently progressed in the state The school focuses on coal mining rudiments for youth within the program
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Pineville
U. 5
Harley M. Kilgore
Wyoming County
West Virginia
Kilgore
Burchett Joins Regional Traffic Regulation Committee
State Police Superintendent W E Burchett announced his acceptance of an appointment as member of the regional continuing committee on traffic regulation and control. He was notified by Hardd C Ostertaz of New York, chairman of the joint legislative committee on interstate cooperation which with the council of state governments sponsors the traffic study group.
Snyder Brothers In Fire Tragedy In Chicago
C O Snyder from 1106 Park Avenue said his brother and sister in law Dr and Mrs E E Snyder were among the victims of the La Salle hotel fire in Chicago last Wednesday. Dr Snyder served as secretary of the foreign mission board of the Lutheran Churches of America and was in Chicago on a business trip before returning to New York. Another brother Herbert Snyder of Montgomery will accompany him to arrange the funeral.
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C. O. Snyder
Chicago
Park Av
E. E. Snyder
LaSalle Hotel
Chiccago
Snyder
Foreign Mission Board of
The
Lutheran Churches of America
New York
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