Radio Log Updates Under WGN NBC Affiliation Schedule
A dense radio log lists WG and NBC affiliates with times, program blocks, performers, and network notes. It includes orchestras, news, shows, and interludes featuring Vincent Lopez, James G. McDonough, and Uncle Walter among others, with several hour by hour listings and promotional mentions for future programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC Affilinio
Eileoyden
Saytha Band
Belen
John W. Vandercook
Vincent Lopez Orch
James G_ McDonula
Musio
Prencott Preaanis
Hreageny
Adared
Sfarface
Portia
Soft Coal Profits 12 Millions in 40
SEC reports 1940 net profits for 21 soft coal firms reached 12 million dollars, up 8.7 million from 1939, with total sales of 245 million. Anthracite group losses narrowed to 1 million on 108 million sales. Bituminous assets rose to 55 million. dividends paid 7.2 million. Major firms listed include American Coal, Consolidation Coal, Peabody, Pittsburgh Coal, Westmoreland, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
American Coal Company
Allegany County
Ayrshire Patoka Collieries Corporation
Consolidation, Coal Company
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Elk Horn Coal Corporation
M. A. Hanna Company
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Company
New River Company
Pacific Coast Company
Peabody Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Fond Creek Pohshontas Company
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Company
Truax- Tract Coal Company
The
United Electric Coal Companies
Virginia Tron, Coal and Coke Company
West Virginia Coal and Coke Corporation
Westmoreland Coal Company
Westmoreland Incorporated
Navy Band Concert Nbe Lone Ranger on Air Schedule
Radio listings detail Navy Band programs and variety acts across stations with multiple segments including Medda topper on Movies, Stella Unger on Movies, Song Clinic, Frank Parker, Jack Armstrong, Lowell Thomason News, Glenn Miller Orchestra, Lone Ranger repeats, and dramatic serials. Broadcasts feature news, music, quizzes, and theater pieces with times spanning late morning to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Lone Ranger
Navy
Medda Topper
Cbs
Basic
Keyhoard
Ebs Dixie
John Agnew
Stella Unger
Abs
Bop
Frank Parker
Jack Armstrong
Mbs
Bum Stern
Lowell Thomason
News—blue
Vagebonds
Mile Gquarter
Cbs Gupta
West
Fred Watings
Tinte
Nbe
Oive Amex
Andy
Cbs Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Miles
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Tracer
Glenn Miller
Joe Kelly
Blue Nelson
Eddy Goncert
Cai Tinney
Dancing Music Orchestra
Uneip
Waller & Doghouse
Manhattan
Dtue
Deat
Hersholt
Christian
cBs the Grenadier Guards
Bend
Elmer Davis
Cosiment
Eddie Cantor
Ube Basin Street
Paul Lataile
Shirley Temple
Gabriel Reatier
Mbs-Bas
Cab Calloway
Ransom Sherman
Dhs Paas
Kay Kyser
Nibe
Dhs
John B. Hughes
Dancr Orehes
Morgan Beatty
Blue
Nbc
Quezon and Sayre Clash Over Sub Trip Plans Amid U S Tension
Relations between Quezon and Sayre grew strained as Quezon and Osmena declined to board a submarine with Sayre. MacArthur intervened, moving the Philippine leaders to the southern islands before the sub’s return for Sayre. Comdr Chester C. Smith of Boise, Idaho, piloted the trip south and Quezon praised his young commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Quezon
Sayre
Osmena
Roosevelt
United States
Gen
MacArthur
Philippine
Corregidor
Comdr
Chester C. Smith
Boise, Idaho
Quezon praises Stimson as war ally and flags dangers after war
The Philippines leader Quezon lauds former Governor General Stimson and warns that postwar disillusion could erode liberty and democracy. He recalls wartime trust and urges vigilance as relief workers face harsh realities and fear for the world’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quezon
Manila
Stimson
Philippines
Coolidge
Hoover
Americans face a sober dawn after celebration ends
The passage mocks postwar revelry as jobless relief ends. It contrasts carefree cloakroom merriment with the burden that 3,000,000 Americans will face, demanding they soon become serious leaders handling global issues despite current euphoria.
Twenty Two Sentenced Here Taken to Prison
Twenty two persons sentenced to state penitentiaries in Kanawha county intermediate court were moved by prison bus from the county jail to Moundsville. Names include Berthi Eads Cleo Humphrey Glenn Gay Thompson Harry B Withrow Clifford Pauley David Thompson Langford J Williams Marlin Oxley Albert Sponaugie James Riley William Moate Jane KK Joseph L A Hull Jesse Gunnoe Ben Grass John M Gilkerson C M Canterbury John Harvey Appleby Jack Nelson Hubert Fisher Edgood McClure and Tubby Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Moundsville
Berthi Eads
Cleo Humphrey
Glenn Gay Thompson
Harry B. Withrow
Clifford Pauley
David Thompson
Langford J. Williams
Marlin Oxley
Albert Sponaugie
James Riley
William Junior Moate
Jane KK. Joseph
L. A. Hull
Jesse Gunnoe
Ben Grass
John M. Gilkerson
Standard Gauge Railroad Track Measurement Detail
A fragment notes standard gauge railroad track width at four feet eight and a half inches. The source appears to specify a gauge standard used broadly in rail construction, with measurements aligning to the common 4 ft 8.5 in track width. Further context is limited by the fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traci
Memorial Services Planned By IOOF Lodges Tomorrow
IOOF Lodges No. 93 and Glen Elk Lodge No. 95 plan memorial services at 8 p m tomorrow at the lodge hall on Pennsylvania Avenue and Virginia Street. An appropriate program has been arranged for members and friends. Heroes named for ships include Maj Gen Smedley D Butler Ser Maj William Anthony and Maj Daniel Carmics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Hall
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Virginia Street
Hikhurst Rebekah Lodge
Glen Elk Lodge
U. S
Smedley D. Butler
William Anthony
Daniel Carmics
Theaters Capital Pack Rendezvous and 1940s MGM Mix
The list notes multiple film titles and stars including Pac tle Hendezvous with Lee Bowman Jean Hogers Mona Maris Carl Esmond India at War Juke Girl Blues in the Night Greta Garbo Melvyn Douglas Don Ameche Joan Bennett Ride Em Cowboy Brenda Joyce Joseph Allen Harvard Here I Come Ellery Queen Norman Shearer Melvyn Douglas No Hands on the Clock Chester Morris Jean Parker Major Barbara Wendy Hiller Custer Blossoms in the Dust Greer Garson Walter Pidgeon Falcon date George Sanders and others in a period cinema roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pac Tle Hendezvous
Lee Bowman
Jean Hogers
Mona Maris
Carl Esmond
MGM
Kearse
Vea Lake
Robert Preston
Laird Cregar
Alan Ladd
India
Anne Sheridan
Ronald Reagan
Richard Whorf
Prisecill Lane
Greenbrier
Greta Garbo
Melvyn Douglas
Don Ameche
Joan Bennett
Abbott and Costello
Brenda Joyce
Joseph Allen, Jr
Harvard
Maxi
Riahto
Norma Shearer
Chester Morris
Jean Parker
Eddie Albert
Major Barbara
Wendy Hiller
Custer
Greer Gerson
Walter Pidgeon
George Sanders
Nurse Lt Westfall Visits Father During Leave
2nd Lt. Hosalinad Westfall of Harding Field Baton Rouge Louisiana has served in the U S nursing service since January and is spending several days with her father Clinton Westfall of Big Tyler Mountain. Westfall graduated from Charleston General Hospital in March 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosalinad Westfall
Harding Field
Baton Rouge
U. S
Clinton Westfall
Big Tyler Mountain
Westfall
Charleston General Hospital
Licenses to Marry Asked by 9 Couples
Applicants for marriage licenses yesterday at the county clerk's office included William Howard Robinson of Clendenin and Westie O'Dell Carpenter of Wellford. Jim Covert and Edith Carr of Spring Hill. Donald Orrington West of Per singer and Mary Mack Coon of Belle. Johnnie Crockett Casto and Louise L. Akers of Sharon. Herbert Lee Myers of Pinch and Thelma Melton of Elkview. William Donald Hastings and Maureen Myers of Belle. Harvey Ray Holstein and Ada Louise Kirby of Riverside. Henry H. Love and Anna Jean Robertson of Route 1, Charleston. George Arthur Shawkey of 207 Beauregard street and Susan Lee Shelton of 917 Gardner street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Robinson
Clendenin
Westie O'Dell Carpenter
Wellford
Jim Covert
Edith Carr
Spring Hill
Donald Orrington West
Persinger
Mary Mack Coon
Belle
Johnnie Crockett Casto
Louise L. Akers
Sharon
Herbert Lee Myers
Pinch
Thelma Melton
Elkview
William Donald Hastings
Maureen Myers
Harvey Ray Holstein
Ada
Louise Kirby
Riverside
Henry H. Love
Anna Jean Robertson
Route 1
Charleston
George Arthur Shawkey
Beauregard Street
Susan Lee Shelton
Gardner Street
Fair Enough Continued from Page 6
The piece condemns a storm of abusive lies by men exposing a racket tied to advertisers and Negro readers. An Indianapolis Negro journalist calls the expose a blessing in disguise for Negro newspapers, noting editors praise Black readers yet market them as ignorant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kaltenboro
Tech
Uncle
WCHS
Powatan
Press News & Farm
Balles Bros
Union Mission
Gardner Nursery S—Garrett
Cap
Molt
Esso
News of the World
Dot & Smo
Meire Craham
News O—Zesranulz
Harvey
Dell
Woman of Courage
Ted Steele
Dot & Smokey
Bright Horizons
Jenny
Kate Smith
Stim
Sunshine Bros
Vic and
Eade
Dr. Malonet
Loyce Jordan
Goldbergs
Linda'a
Gluno ‘Nile
Orch
Sheriart
Carlton Hauck Orch
Ssa
Mark Hawing
Mews
Banawha County War Fund
Tatachude
Erek Jurgens
Press
Claude Thoroniil
Harry James
Three Suns
Cbs Osptuin Bidnigh Rial
Mbsee
Edates
Sheridan Reagan
Rant
Obrien Va Lal
Morma Shearer
Chester Mork
Juan Parker
Tax
Sete Gurfl
Abd the
Dangerevaly
Thay
Florance Rice
Joy
Tli
Magda Joy
Fentors
Fen
Slepaie
Hreenbrier
Greta Gardo
Don Amecho
Kanawha
Shanghai
Paust
Cat Sports
Walter Huston
Cal
Artoon
Peggy Mohan
Wendy Hhl Tv
Major ,Barbara
Louisiana Purchase
Ame
MGM Novelty
Nostradamus
U.S
Lodge
B’nai B'rith
Lawrence Kaufman
Ariel Goldburg
Joseph Abrams
Jodge
Merry
Rabel
Blue Barron and His Orchestra
Yes
Galperin’s
Royal Canfy
Golpe
Bud Abbott
Lou Costelio
Jess Paradise
Maxpie
Ripley
Growne Ecos
Moscow
Idaho
America
Hey
Neronica Lake
Laird
Rebar Alan
Ladd March
Triltiah
Madagaersr
A&a Gentleman AT Heart
Cesar Romer
Carole Lantis
Milton Berle
Hal Roach
Laugil
Prapees Langford
Johnny Dawns
Marjorie Woodworth
Bates Lagden
Tanner Sisters
IOOF
E. V. Bailey
Nellis
Van
Mary Logan
Brookville, O
Earl
Father” Hines and Orchestra
Charleston Armory
Harlem
Gem
H&s
Court
Paul Hargrove
Reid
Prdopandent Growers & Industrial Stora
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