Eleanor Will Speak Twice on NBC Broadcasts
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt guest directs Hob by Lobby last week and will broadcast again on August 16 and 23. The telecast of tennis at Rye was marred by interference from the mobile unit. NBC announces five new stations including WCMI Ashland Kentucky and WBLK Clarksburg and WGKY Charleston West Virginia joining the network. Tonight's programs include Young Democrats convention on WJZ NEC at 6:45 with Senators Guffey and Lee and Paul V.
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MBS
WCMI
Ashland
NBC
WBLK
Clarksburg
W. Va
WGKY
Charleston
Young Democrats
Wjz-Nec
Joseph Guffey
Josh Lee
Paul Vv
Roosevelt aims at 1940 campaign in broad liberal push
The piece notes President Roosevelt signaling continued liberal policy and hints at planning for the 1940 Democratic platform as he comments on party unity, possible third term questions, and the pace of political messaging. It mentions Senator Logan and remarks linking Roosevelt to the platform and anti-New Deal candidates.
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Radio Schedule Highlights From WMMN and Contenders
Central West Virginia station WMMN leads a dense broadcast slate with 5 30 PM to midnight programming featuring The Lone Ranger, News and music blocks, sport scores, and multiple guest sketches. Other networks list Jamborees, concerts, orchestras, and mystery drama across CBS NBC MBS CKLW WLW WSM WGY and more with frequent named acts like Amos n Andy and Fred Waring.
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Fred Waring
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WMMN
CBS
Amos ‘N' Andy
WHP
WSM
Jesse Crawford
Novachord
Parker Family
WGBI
WGY
John Sheehan
WPAR
Watt
CKLW
Voice of
Social Justic
WBT
Paul Whiteman
Cverfield
Mbs—Symphony Orchestra
WLW
Mes—Symphony Orchestra
WIBX
Dixie Songsters
International News
Abe Lyman
WJZ
MBS
Wpar Royal Broadneaux
WFAF
Guy Lombardo
Grand Central
Congressional Review
Jan Savitt
Johnny Messner
Orches
Wibx Moonbeams
Charles Baum
Nbc—News
Glenn Miller
Amos
Andy
Wjzz
Edwin C. Hill
Shep Field
Parker
WSM- World In
van Alexander & Orch
Tommy Dorsey
WGR
Moon Magic
Deacon Moore
King Kimo Kalohi
Cad Calloway
Bernie
WGAR
Bob Kelley
Bunny Berigan
Harry James
Kdka—Dance Orchestra
Harry James & Orches
Ella Fitzgerald
KDKA
Whas—Walsh
Benny Strong
Harry Owens
Orch
Wsz
Lawrence Weik
Nec—Dance Orchestra
Joe Reichman
Dance Orchestra
Stars Fly East In Protest To AFL Hollywood
Actors and actresses pictured leaving the West Coast by special plane to appear before the AFL executive council in Atlantic City New Jersey to protest the jurisdiction of the Stagehands Union over artists. Left to right front row Ralph Morgan.
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AFL Executive Council
Atlantic City
N. J
Ralph Morgan
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