Radio Schedule Highlights NBC and CBS Network Programs
The listing shows NBC WEAF and CBS WABC network lineups for Wednesday August 3. Prime time features include piano and organ recitals, Paul Whiteman's Band, Lanny Ross, The Goldbergs, Johnny Hart's, Button Revue, Victor Young Orchestra, Shilkret Concert, Dick Gasperre Orchestra, Buddy Rogers Orchestra, and Charlie Agnew Orchestra. CBS slots include Vaughn de Leath, Sterns Orchestra, Ukulele, Singin Sam, Isham Jones Orchestra, and Froman Orchestra with various dance and concert segments throughout the evening.
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Donald Nevis
Paul Whiteman
Lanny Ross
the Goldbergs
Johnny Hart
Victor, Young
Orchestra
Corn Cobbiog
Schab
Nellie Revell
Dick Gasperre
Buddy, Rogers
Charlie’ Agnew
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Vaughn de Leath
Stern
William
Vincent Hall
Funnyhonors
Prof.McLemore
Sam
Shilkteb
Isham Jones
Charles Carlile Kus
Nelson
Barlow Symphony Suchin
Eilington
Ge Hour
Dowager Turns Extra as Her Fortune Vanishes
Suzanne Wood once wealthy Chicago socialite and widow of John E Dean, after losing nearly 1.5 million in the 1929 crash, moves to Hollywood to pursue acting as an extra. She lands a film bit at MGM after a flat tire encounter, vows to build a career as a character actress while continuing writing novels and pursuing other jobs.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Suzanne Wood
Chicago
John E. Dean
Samuel E. Wood
Court of St. James
Europe
Kay Wood
Dean
California
M-G-M
Miss Wood
Actress Sidney Fox Says Women Innate Knowledge Of Love
Opera House presents Nice Women a sparkling Universal comedy drama featuring Sidney Fox in the lead. The interview notes her view that women possess natural insight into love and can advise others objectively, while acknowledging personal feelings alter judgment. Cast includes Frances Dee Russell Gleason Alan Mowbray Carmel Myers Lucille Webster Gleason directed by Edwin H Knopf from his story and adapted by Gladys Zehman.
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Sidney Fox
New York
Sidney
Mewspapers
Miss Fox
Opera House
Frances Dee
Russell Gleason
Alan Mowbray
Carmel Myers
Lucille Webster Gleason
Edwin H. Knopf
Gladys Zehman
Former Chief Now Pounds Police Beat In Weirton
A deposed West Virginia police chief continues to make headlines as he takes a new route in the police beat. Details point to ongoing tensions in Weirton dated August 3 as the former superintendent remains a focal figure in local law enforcement circles.
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Pounds Police
Weirton
Harry L. Brooks
Virginia
Al Smith’s Nephew Arrested for Homicide in Brooklyn
Vincent Glynn, nephew of former Governor Alfred E. Smith and an Albany deputy sheriff, is jailed on a homicide charge after allegedly shooting Walter Edward Webel Jr. outside Webel’s parents’ Brooklyn home while attempting to serve a warrant for contempt over unpaid alimony.
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New York
Vincent Glynn
Alfred E. Smith
Walter Edward Webel, Jr
Webel
Glynn
Brooklyn
Pomerene Chosen to Head Federal Finance Body
Militant Democrat Atlee Pomerene of Ohio is named chairman of the Construction Finance Corporation, a large new agency guiding mobilized credit for private and public enterprises. The board leans four Democrats to three Republicans, with Pomerene noted as a long time party man and former U S senator. He previously served as special prosecutor in Teapot Dome leases and has a history of firm political stance on key issues.
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Hoover
Construction Finance Corporation
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Finance Corporation Board
Senate
Wilson
Coolidge
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Man Fired Warning Shots. Fleeing Suspect Killed En Route
A man fired two warning shots in the air then shot again as the suspect fled. The wounded individual collapsed and died while being transported to a nearby hospital, authorities reporting the incident as a fatal outcome of the pursuit.
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Weber
Huge Storm in Kentucky Tragedy Strikes Lexington Area
A storm drenched Lexington and central Kentucky with 7.50 inches of rain on Tuesday. Six people died when their farmhouse was washed away in a flood 10 miles from Lexington in Jessamine County. Search effort continues for Mrs Eddie and two sons Jessie and Willard and others named Maryson.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Jessamine County
Scores
Eddie
Jessie
Willard
Maryson
Record floods submerge streets and homes after severe rain
A mother and her two children Geneva and Heérschel, ages 5 and 2, escaped harm along with five others in the house. The downpour, described as the heaviest ever in this section, flooded downtown streets and basements, stranded motorists, and blocked highways. The state highway department reported at least two houses at Fort Spring washed away but no loss of life.
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Heérschel
State Highway Department
Fort Spring
Governor Conley Clarifies Impeachment Remarks
Charleston August 3 Governor Conley issued a statement to correct published quotations of yesterday remarks about impeachment threats by Delegate Ross of Kanawha. He said reports had been misrepresented and stressed his position on the matter.
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Charleston
Conley
Ross
Kanawha
Governor Denies Involvement With Law Firm Fees
Governor states he never participated in any fees paid to the firm Conley and Klostermeyer by the state or its agencies. He emphasizes personal ties to the office and asserts the litigation taken over by the firm under his term does not affect state departments. He mentions 19 years on the same office door and cites a tax and banking commission report as a potential impeachment basis.
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Klostermeyer
Ross
Banking Commissioner
Billy Petrolle Must Wait For Chance To Win Back Ring Title
New York August 3 Billy Petrolle must wait for another chance to win a lightweight title. His 15 round title bout with Tony Canzoneri at Madison Square Garden Bowl is postponed due to an injured elbow. Petrolle previously injured the elbow in a March bout and aggravated it in training causing a chipped bone. Doctors ordered rest for at least six weeks.
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New York
Billy
Petrolle
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Art Shires Faces Uncertain Future With Braves
Boston August 3 Art Shires sits in limbo with an unconditional release looming. The Braves plan a trade involving Shires to a minor league club while the veteran protests strongly. Manager McKechnie reported to President Emil Fuchs and was told to wait until Fuchs returns today.
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Art ‘Gwrhiatan
Shires
Ae ‘Braves
McKechnie
Emil Fuchs
Arthur Lynch Placed Under Peace Bond in Local Court
Arthur Lynch, 21, of Fetterman, was placed under a peace bond by Magistrate Wittman after a complaint by Shingleton alleging assault and threat to his life. The bond was granted in Wittman’s court. Mrs Wittihan of Blueville and granddaughter Betty Jean Bailey are visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
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Sarthir Lynch
Fetterman
Wittman
John
Shingleton
Lynch
William Wittihan
Blueville
Uttle
Betty
Jean. Bailey
Philadelphia
Light touch in parental criticism improves child response
In discussing how to correct children, the piece argues that tactful gentle reproach preserves self esteem and fosters accountability. Brutal or absolute disapproval harms trust, often provoking resistance. Affectionate playful critique helps children admit faults and try to improve.
Rosemont Man Hurt In Mine Accident
Rosemont August 3. Joseph Rice 40 of Rosemont was injured by a fall of coal and slate in the Reppert Coal mine while removing a pillar. He was taken to Elkins hospital for treatment. Physicians expect recovery barring internal injuries. Rice, a Roumanian, is married.
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Rosemont
Reppert Coal Company
Joseph Rice
Elkins Aspital
Rice
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle With Mixed Clues From Yesterday
A scrambled page of crossword cues lists numerous across entries and clues. It shows partial words, misprints, and garbled phrases ranging from unrelated names to various definitions. The fragment hints at themes, word lengths, and scattered solutions without cohesive context.
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