Radio Schedule for Wednesday August 10
The Associated Press presents a radio listings page for NBC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WJZ networks. Programs include dinner music, band performances, sketches, concert orchestras, and variety shows from 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. with acts such as Paul Whiteman, Victor Young, Guy Lombardo, and Ellington featured across stations.
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Nbc-Weaf
Donald Noyis
Paul Whiteman
Lanny Ross
The
Goldbergs
Johnny Hart
Goldman Band
Victor Young
Shilkret
Pipe Club
Nellie Revell
Dick Gasperre
Ralph Kirbery
Rogers Or
Charlie Grew
Cbs-Wabc
Stern’s Orchestra
William Vincent Hall
Sid Gary
Profit McLemore
Sam
Kate Smith
Guy Lombardo
Crime Club
Shilkret Orchestra
Isham Jones
Charles Carlile
Nelson’s Orchestra
Barlow Symphony
Duchin
Ellington's Band
NBC
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Senator Dickinson
Benny
Whispering Jack’ Smith
Tish
Jane,Froman
Pickens Sisters
Sodero
Baron Lee
Scotti
Ene
Lew Ayres Overcomes Stage Fright In Early Film Career
In a recalled interview Lew Ayres describes overcoming self consciousness on his first day filming with Greta Garbo in The Kiss. He explains he was terrified yet learned to suppress embarrassment and perform, saying the fear vanished as he focused on the scene and tone.
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Lew Ayres
Lew
Greta Garbo
Home Loan Head and Movie Previews at Opera House
Franklin W. Fort of Newark is appointed by President Hoover to chair the federal home loan bank board. Ayres stars in Heaven on Earth at the Opera House, a Mississippi River drama as a shanty boater. Miss Pinkerton plays at the Ritz and Opera House next week with Mary Roberts Rinehart’s thriller attracting big production notes.
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Franklin W. Fort
Newark
Hoover
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Associated Press
Ayres
Universal
Heaven On Earth
Lew
Russell Mack
Miss Pinkerton
Geo
Brinkman
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
Movie Mirror
First National
Banks to Help Move Goods Through Large National Firm
New York on August 10 reports bankers eye a vast financial corporation to speed surplus commodities into finished goods. Reading cities likely invited, with Eugene Meyer, Fed Reserve Board governor, first proposing the plan to Wall Street leaders. The venture may extend beyond Wall Street capital and aim for national scope.
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New York
Reading
Wall Street
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street Capital
Steel mill to reopen if enough workers return
Steubenville Ohio area reports Follansbee Brothers Co announces mills in Follansbee West Virginia will reopen Monday if sufficient workers report for jobs after a July 1 closure following a break with the Tin Workers Union. Local union president Joseph Bowen orders a strike as business resumes creation if workers fail to appear.
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Steubenville
Tin Workers
Follansbee Brothers Company
Follansbee
W. Va
Joseph Bowen
President lauds effort of fliers in crash recovery
President Hoover praised two airmen, Captain Bennett H. Griffin and Lieutenant James J. Mattern, for their courage after their last flight ended in a crash in a Russian peat bog. Secretary Hurley introduced them to the president as they seek a second chance. A curious note about soda in boiling water is also mentioned.
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Washington
Hoover
Bennett H. Griffin
James J. Mattern
Hurley
West Virginia Legion approves sons of Legionnaires group
Bluefield WV August 10 A junior American Legion for the sons of Legionnaires was approved by the state department in annual convention. Resolutions call for safety education in schools and designate September 17 as Americanism Day with school programs statewide. Immediate payment of World War adjusted service certificates urged, plus a national Congress resolution in Portland Ore. General Albert C Cox Raleigh NC chaired defense talk. Senator Hatfield expected to speak but unavailable. Cox urged preparedness and defense.
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Bluefield
W. Va
American Legion
Sons of Legionnaires
West Virginia
Legion
Legions
Portland
Ore
Legionnaires
Princeton
Mercer County Memorial
Albert C. ‘Cox
Raleigh
Cox
Hugh the Scott
Shot
Lutheran Day at Mountain Lake Services Speaker and Music
Dr. Carl C. Rasthussen of Luther Place Memorial Church Washington D C will speak at Lutheran Day services Sunday afternoon at Mountain Lake Institute Music directed by Miss Sara B Huff will feature period German musical influence linked to Reformation church music A large choir is planned with special choirs for anthem and solo work all Guth-
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Carl C. Rasthussen
Luther Place Memorial Church
Washington, D.C
Mountain Lake Institute
Sara B. Huff
Miss Huff
Storekeeper Inspires Movie Plot in Appalachian Tangle
A storekeeper inspires a dramatic film plot as pastors and church choirs urged to attend. The report notes operators in the Appalachian region struggled to control production amid mounting tensions and a summoned congregation.
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Storekeeper
Appalachian
Film Shown To Judges In Sherman Act Coal Suit
Asheville August 10 A seven reel film depicting coal mine operation in Kentucky was shown to three federal judges in the United States suit against Appalachian Coals Inc The government seeks to dissolve the selling agency alleging it is a restraint of trade Walter D Barrington of New York explained industry functions as the film played H W N Eavenson of Pittsburgh defense witness discounted monopoly claim noting outside tonnage and coal from non member sources
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Asheville
N. C
Kentucky
United States
Appalachian, Seals, Inc
Walter D. Barrington
New York
Applachian Coals, Inc
H. WN. ‘Eavenson
Pittsburgh
America and Hungary Shine in Gymnastics
At the Olympic Stadium in Los Angeles on August 10, United States and Hungary dominated events in Indian club, horizontal bar, and pommel horse. George Roth led Americans with 26.9 points in dumbbell swinging while Frank Hawboldt won pommel horse with 96.9. Stephlen Pelle of Hungary won horizontal bar with 58.3 points, aiding his lead in the all around.
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Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
United States
Hungary
George Roth
Frank Hawbold
Stephlen Pelle
Pelle
Three Die In Fire After Gas Explosion in Chicago
A Chicago apartment fire sparked by a gas leak killed three residents, John Miller aged 37, John Buzaris 47, and Adele Cook 30. Firemen reported glass injuries to others. the blast followed a gas leak and shattered windows. A separate note mentioned patent grants per capita in 1931.
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Chicago
John Miller
John’ Buzaris
Adele Cook
Firemen Hold Meet Aug 13 in Keyser West Virginia
The Vigilant Rel M Hose Fire Company No 1 hosts the fourth annual West Virginia Volunteer Firemen Association convention in Keyser August 13 and 14. About twenty fire companies plan to send delegations and accommodate around a thousand visitors. The two day program features executive sessions, athletic events, parades, band concerts, banquets, dances, contests, and other amusements with speakers including George S. Watson of the Washington Fire Department and L V Carpenter of West Virginia Gaiety.
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Kegeber
Hose Fire Company No
Keysery
W. Va
West Virginia Volunteer’ Firemen’s Association
Keyser
Association
George S. Watson
Washington , Fire, Department
L.,v. Carpenter
West Virginia Gaiety
Edith Rockefeller McCormick critically ill in Chicago
Chicago August reports Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick, famed as the world level wealth, gravely ill at the Drake hotel. Attendants say chances are very doubtful though no immediate danger point expected for weeks. Her three children Fowler and Muriel McCormick Hubbard near, Mathilde McCormick Oser abroad, Swiss architect Edward Krenn her business associate and escort.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Gold Coast
Drake Hotel
North Side
Society
Edward Krenn
McCormick
Fowler McCormick
Muriel McCormick
Hubbard
Mathilde. McCormick Oser
Cherbourg
France
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Harold FcCormick
Barkley Retains Seat in Kentucky Democratic Primary
Louisville Aug 10 Alben W Barkley incumbent senator won the Democratic primary completing 3045 of 4195 precincts with 96259 votes against George B Martin 42719 and a few thousand for Dr J F Wright. He advances toward a possible return to the Senate facing a Republican opponent chosen Sept 7 at a state convention. Victory also favored seven Democratic and one Republican incumbents seeking renomination.
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Louisville
United States
Senate
Alben W. Barkeley
U. S
George B. Martin
Martin ‘Sertt
Barkley
Martin
J. F. Wright
Congress
Cchosen
Big German raid shocks Hamburg harbor area
In Hamburg a massive operation involved 1,500 police amid political clashes on Reeperbahn waterfront. The raid yielded arrests and some weapons but few firearms. The chaotic scene reflected broader unrest in the harbor district with serious brawls reported.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hambute
Sind
Puzzle Fragments Reveal Aged Riddles Across Clues
Puzzle text fragment lists Across and Down clues with partial hints and garbled names. It references ancient terms, a poem, and scattered clues such as Oriental salutation and various wordplay items. The readable parts show a puzzle solution style from a newspaper page segment.
May Succeed Jimmie If Governor Roosevelt Finds Cause
Governor Roosevelt would decide if Mayor James J. Walker of New York should be removed from office. If removal occurs Joseph V. McKee would assume the chair as president of the board of aldermen. Also Associated Press reports Communist candidate Foster for president was fined 20 dollars for obstructing traffic and causing a disturbance after pleading not guilty, bail set at 500, and arrest during an attempt to address about 300 people without a permit.
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Roosevelt
James J. Walker
New York
Joseph V. McKee
Gbove
Board of ‘Aldermen
Associated Press
V. Foster
Foster
Union Leader Is Arrested at Ward Mining Camp
Charleston August 10. Frank Keeney president of the West Virginia Mine Workers and companion Robert Patton were arrested by state police at a Ward Mining Camp meeting. They await disposition on charges of disturbing the peace inciting to riot and carrying weapons. George Scherer secretary says the charges stem from Saturday's Ward meeting. he denies any riot occurred. The Mine Workers are independent and unaffiliated with other unions. The warrant was sworn by Garland Smith. Saeco
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Charleston
Frank Keeney
West Virginia
Mie
Robert Patton
Ward
Here
Kanawhat County
George Scherer
Scherer
Keeney
Patton
West Virginia ‘Mine Workers
Garland Smith
Saeco
Purposeless play in an eight year old girl echoes parental influence
A caregiver notes an eight year old's lack of purposive behavior despite access to toys and guided activities. The analysis traces the root to the mother's sense of futility and statements about life as mere time passing, stressing how parental attitudes shape child development.
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Vere
Gunman terrorizes Cleveland neighborhood
Gunman Henry Acree, 48, fired on storefronts and homes in the East 55th Woodland area for about 30 minutes before a police squad captured him. The panic left streets deserted as residents and shopkeepers sheltered indoors. Acree, brother of William Acree, is tied to William Knezulus, sought as a robber accomplice to Detective Buettner. Ohio State University experts estimate the 1932 corn crop at roughly 64 percent of 1981 output.
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Cleveland
Woodland Avenue
Henry Acree
William Acree
William Kn
John Buettner
Ohio State University
Ohio Ae
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