Radio and Theaters Listing in The Charleston Gazette 1946
The Charleston Gazette edition outlines a dense radio and theater schedule featuring WKY and other networks with numerous programs and film titles. It lists film entries, broadcasts, and across many channels, with names like Joan Bennett, Veronica Lake, Bing Crosby, and Eleanor Parker, among others, plus cartoon and variety segments, stage acts, and guest stars.
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Ballte
Barnite
Stanville
Bere Deveet
Tom
McCrea
Barbers
Arition
Syddedeestuan
Dane ” Clark
Jata Paige
Joan Wrenaine
Mark Bievens
Oreanharker
Eddie Brackan
Veronica Lake
Bixte
George Murphy
Ginny Aimms
Albert Dek
Kor
Susan Hayward
Deabar
Hedy Lamar
Paul Henreld
Ledy
Ding Pal
Bingcrumbs
Rope
Dorothy Las Meurwanee
Fragmented schedule notes from a late U S radio listing
A garbled OCR entry outlines a dense radio program with names like Walter Blernan and Tompry Repeats. It mentions news segments, sports, music acts, and theatrical pieces scattered through the day and night. The fragment lacks coherent structure or a single storyline.
MGM Building New English Studios' Big Hollywood Plans
Hollywood insiders report MGM and Republic films shaping the season with Iona Massey and Nelson Eddy in Will Tomorrow Ever Come at Republic, while Paramount and MGM pursue projects in Canada, England, and Hollywood. War correspondent Richard TreGaskis signs with Paramount. Cary Grant and Paulette Goddard eyed for The Devil's Disciple.
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Dorothy Manners
Hollywood
INS
Iona Massey
Nel ‘Son Eddy
Republic
Bethe
Nelson
Tlona
MGM
Forlona
Metro
Rudolf Friml
Allan Dwaz
Gabriel Pascal
New York
London
George Bernard Shew
England
Naval recruiters extend hours for Navy enlistment deadline
Navy recruiters announced extended hours at the Charleston Federal Building recruiting station to 7 30 p m on weekdays and Saturday and promised all day Sunday service. Enlistees before June 30 would receive family allowances for dependents. those enlisting after the act expires would not. Comdr Tully and Lt Igorede stated the deadline and benefits policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana
Igorede
J. M. Tully
Comdr
Tully
Charleston
Huntington
State Teachers Ask Retirement In Major Board Action
The state teachers retirement board will act on retirements for 115 instructors and 400 membership petitions for the pension system. Executive Secretary Richard E. Hyde said the meeting also will announce poll results for a new three year board member, with Herbert Schupbach and a New Martinsville high school teacher as candidates. The session includes actions on applications from West Virginia University, Potomac State College, and 13 Saint school boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers ' Retirement Board
Richard E. Hyde
Herbert Schupbach
Martinsville
Shertiady Gase
Mingo County
West Virginia University
Potomac State School
Slaughterers Must Meet Famine Needs
Washington reports that on June 24 economic stabilizer Chester Bowles ordered subsidies to livestock slaughterers be withheld to meet famine needs. The directive signals government action to curb meat production costs and redirect resources toward famine relief and price stabilization efforts. The move affects slaughterhouses and related supply chains nationwide as officials assess impact on markets and food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chester Bowles
Girl Scout Days Present A Greenwood Tale At Edgewood Camp
Girl Scout units at Edgewood Camp stage a dramatized Robin Hood tale titled A Greenwood Tale. The 1:30 p.m. outdoor performance features five episodes across forest settings and a final folk dance festival. Music by Florence Hill Brigade. Activities highlight teen campers with a cast led by Robin Hood and Will Scarlet.
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Edgewood Gay Camp
Edgewood Country Club
Adventwe
Robin Hood
Sherwood Forest
Enchanted Glen
Beechland Forest
Fern' S Ridge
Dew Dron Inn
Edgewood
Fayihe Hill Brigade
Nella Ruth Brunscon
A Page
Nena Pennington
Friar Tuck
Lorena White
Little John
Mary Armstrong
Jo Ann Gentry
Will Scarlet
Charles Stasts
Sheley Fluty
Lisa Mary Ellen Bowers
SRC Begins Nine Hour Day at Statehouse Road Office
Statehouse registrar Don McClaugherty announced a nine hour daily schedule for vehicle license plate issuance at the SRC offices. Employees work 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with lunch, plus a Saturday noon break. two added hours aim to meet demand ahead of July 1 deadline. A night mailing shift will also operate to speed plate distribution as more residents visit prior to the cutoff.
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Road ‘Commission
Statehouse
Don McClaugherty
Anid
Yanen
McClaugherty
AFL Leaders Jailed on Extortion in Westchester County
New York June 24 (INS) Two AFL union leaders, William J. McGeory and Martin J. Parkinson of Yonkers, were sentenced to three to six years for attempting to extort 200000 from construction firms in 1929. Judge Yamney G. Wallace granted a stay of execution until next Monday. Both men were convicted June 7 and had another three-to-six year term suspended. Parkinson, 53, was business agent of Local 137 IUOE. McGeory headed the Westchester county building and construction trades council. Firms Dravo Corp and Foley Brothers testified the men threatened strikes to extract payments for filling contracts on the Delaware aqueduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
AFL
Yamney G. Wallace
William J. McGeory
Martin J. Parkinson
Yonkers
McGeory
Parkinson
Council
Westchester County
International Union of Operating Engineers
Dravo Corp
Pittsburgh
Foley Brothers
Westchester‘ County
Delaware Aqueduct
Retention of Five Teachers Beyond Retirement Age
Five teachers who have surpassed the retirement age of sixty five are being retained. The plan preserves their positions while addressing staffing needs and continuities in the education program.
Egypt Labor Shutdown Called Off After Talks
Cairo June 24 A general strike planned by the executive committee of Egyptian labor unions was called off after the Ministry of Social Affairs agreed to appoint a committee to study workers demands and grievances. Unionists had planned the strike yesterday to protest government delays in solving unemployment issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Ministry of Social Affairs
State Reports Blood Plasma Is Available
The Kanawha-Clay Red Cross chapter gave 3 768 units of blood plasma last January. 2 516 have been used so far. Dr J E Offmer, director, said plasma is free to doctors and qualified groups and organizations. Two Charleston hospitals reported excellent results treating shock burns and hemorrhages. The Red Cross collected 13 000 pints of dried plasma during the war. 1 250 000 units are surplus property and will be distributed to chapters for civilian use. Plasma requests should be directed to the State Health Dept or the Red Cross chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Dept
Kanawha-Clay Red Cross
J. E. Offmer
Army
Hed Crone
St Albans Wome Mra meeting guest from Norfolk
The St Albans area hears news of the Women's Missionary Society event with E Bose guest from Norfolk and a follow up executive board meeting at St Andrew's Methodist Church. Bernadine Bess will travel to Washington DC for reports and a winter snow scene by Chester Hawes earns honors. Red Cross unit meeting plans officer elections.
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Wome Mra
E. Bose
Society of Christian Service
Norfolk
St. Andrew's Methodist Church
Ian
Murphy
Joseph
Addington
Bernadine Bess
Washington, D. C
Pattison
America
Gram
Chester Franklin Hawes
College Hill
St Albana
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Kate Smith
Milton Canut
Kenneth W. William
Eastman Kodak Photographic Studios
Hawes
C. H Hawes
Second Av
St. Albans
American Red Cross
Robert
Lee St
Ritchie Man Pleads Guilty to First Degree Murder
Robert Hoseace Edgell of Fonza Ritchie county pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the March slaying of his wife Bina Edgell 35 found beaten and burned in a field near their home. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after changing his plea from innocent on June 12 before Circuit Judge Max DeBerry. A small wood fire burned near the scene as police reported Edgell had been beaten with a blunt instrument and suffered burns on his leg.
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Edgell
Iuse
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