Radio Schedule Bulletin for August 22 Mon Night Broadcasts
The AP notes NBC WEA F and CBS WABC and NBC WJZ radio networks list tonight’s lineup from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM Eastern. Programs include orchestras, interviews, dramatic sketches, and noted performers such as Lanny Ross Kate Smith Mills Brothers Benny, Duchin and McCoy orchestras.
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Cbs-Wabc
Reis and Dunn
Vaughn de Leath
Funnyboners
Sid Gary
Jones Orchestra
Fur Trappers
Tito Guitar
Sam
Kate Smith
Colonel
Budd
Mills Brothers
Shilkret Orchestra
Lombardo Orchestra
Columbia Symphony
Charles Carlile
Martin’s Orchestra
Eddie Duchin
Ted Weems
NBC
WJZ
Graham Prince Orchestra
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
the Jesters
Stebbins Boys
Jones ‘and Hare
Jack Benny
Whispering Jack Smith
Jane Froman
McCravy Brothers
The
Summer Symphony
Frankie Master
Clyde McCoy
Picketing in Illinois continues as 500 miners strike
In Galesburg Illinois at dawn today about 500 union miners protested the new $5 wage scale at the Shuler mine near Alpine. They confiscated lunch boxes of 50 miners who reported at 7 30 a m and persuaded them to return home. State police were summoned but no violence occurred as later pickets stood to deter returns and aimed to move Valley to induce more miners to quit.
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Galesburg
Shuler
Alpine
Speer to Speak at Massanetta Springs Conference
Dr. Robert E. Speer, Senior Secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the USA, will speak at the Bible Conference in Massanetta Springs near Harrisonburg Virginia on Sunday. He received the honorary Doctor of Divinity in 1891 and was elected Moderator of the General Assembly in 1927.
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Massanetta Springs
Robert E. Speer
Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Harrisonburg
U S Vegetable Exports Reach 1932 Peak Value
U S vegetable exports totaled 8 726 000 during the 1932 fiscal year as compared with an estimated 196 000 000 worth harvested for sale. Canada Britain West Indies and the Orient were key markets with shipments to nearly every country. Geysers Erupt In Rotorua Main Street
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Canada
United Kingdom
West
The
Orient
Forgetting Sex Knowledge By A Child
Parents who explain sex to children often face the child later asking questions that show they forgot or did not grasp the gist. Forgetting happens when the topic was unwelcome, clashes with beliefs, or arouses guilt. Sex knowledge should be given tactfully and gradually, based on the child’s questions, revealing only what is needed at that moment.
Charters Granted for Three Huntington Corporations
Charleston, Aug. 22. Secretary of State George W. Sharp granted charters to three Huntington firms. The D. and E. Corporation, real estate gas oil coal and timber, capitalized at $5,000, with incorporators T. Sadler and Mildred Quisenberry.
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Charleston
George W. Sharp
Huntington
D. and E. Corporation
T. Sadler Mildred Quisenberry
Huntington Real Estate Company Incorporators Named
The Enterprise Company involved in real estate coal and timber is formed in Huntington with capital of 5000 dollars. Incorporators include I. T Sadler Mildred Quisenberry W. a Rogers L. W. Grifin and David Fox. Authorized stock includes 2500 dollars in preferred and 300 shares of no par value common stock.
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C. McCoy
Huntington
Enterprise Company
I. Tsadler
Mildred Quisenberry
Store Manager Killed While Resisting Arrest
Washington August 22 26 year old C E Bittner chain store manager was shot by Patrolman John Cochran while resisting arrest and reaching for a hip pocket after a crowd dispersal call Cochran fired two shots claiming self defense and was held for coroner s inquest filing ruled in hospital death of Bittner
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Washington
C. E. Bittner
John Cochran
Cochran
Bittner
Plans to Revive Gold Ore Mining Being Laid
Tuscaloosa plan aims to revive gold mining in Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas through research by the Southern Experiment Station at the University of Alabama. Acting supervising engineer B W Gandred outlines developing a treatment method for southern gold ores believed present in sizeable quantities.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
South
Southern Experiment Station
U. S. Bureau of Mines
B. W. Gandred
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
University of Alabama
Stenographer Wins National A A U Marathon Title
Stenographer Clyde D. Martak of Baltimore, aged one year, wins the National AAU marathon in a dramatic finish. Favorite Paul De Brun from New York falters in the final strides after leading most of the race, as Martakhiths mystery rise to the front.
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Washington
Baltimore
Clyde D. Martak
Martak
Paul de Brun
New York
Tom Mix Returns in Bestry Rides Again at Opera House
Tom Mix returns to the screen in Bestry Rides Again at the Opera House, delivering wild gunplay and a roaring Western wind. Claudia Dell stars with Mix, supported by Earle Foxe, Stanley Fields, and Francis Ford. Tony the horse appears, promising lively action and fresh sound era excitement.
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Tom Mix
Bestry
Max Brand
Mix
Hollywood
Claudia Dell
Texas
Ziegfeld
Screenbom
Earle Foxe
Stanley Fields
Francis Ford
Frederick Howard
Edward Peale
Tony
Wonder Horse
Sheriff Slain in Pitched Battle at Teb Worth
Portales New Mexico August 22 UPI Four men suspected in a bank robbery shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Harvey Bolin of Plainview Texas and badly wounded Deputy Sheriff Hollis here as they fled toward the Mexican border. A Texas New Mexico posse pursued them after Sheriff Bob Crim of Lamb County Texas tried to arrest the suspects at Teb worth, 48 miles southeast of Portales.
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Portales
N. M
UPI
Harvey Bolin
Plainview
Tex
R. Li. Hollis
Texas
New Mexico
Tebworth
Here
Bob Crim
Lamb County
Japanese Merchants Seek Fair Share of India's Trade
A deputation told India’s commerce representative that Japanese merchants in India seek a fair share of the market. They cited low production costs and sustaining demand despite high tariffs while denying dumping. They noted British cotton piece-goods imports into India rose 34 percent versus 9 percent for Japanese goods.
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Simla
India
Executive Council
Japan
Grand Theatre Puts Joe E Brown Tenderfoot on Screen
The Grand Theatre shows The Tenderfoot starring Joe E Brown with Ginger Rogers. The Texas cowboy on Broadway sparks a string of humorous mishaps as producers try to sign him. The cast includes Lew Cody Robert Greig Vivian Oakland Ralph Ince and others delivering full of blue chasing entertainment.
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Capital
Joe E. Brown
New-York
Broadway
Joe
Beck
Ruth
Tenderfoot
Ginger Rogers
Lew Cody
Robert Greig
Vivian Oakland
Ralph Ince
Wilfred Lucas
Spencer Charters
Marion Byron
Douglas Gerrard
Walter Percival
Joe Barton
Harry Seymour
America
FLIERS HELP CLEAN CITY
Hopolntu August 22 The army air corps aided the new police force in cleaning up the city. Army fliers and photographers made for the department maps showing the whole island of Ohau.
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Hopolntu
Army Air Corps
Army
Department
Ohau
Republicans Pick Same Men as Candidates in Utah
Salt Lake City August 22 Representatives Don B Cotton and Frederick C Loofbourow of Utah were renominated by acclamation at the Republican congressional district commons. Reports that former Mayor John F Bowman might oppose Loofbourow did not materialize. In the Republican State Convention Senator Reed Smoot was expected to be renominated by acclamation after arriving from Washington.
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Salt Lake City
Don, B. Cotton
Frederick C. Loofbeurow
Utah
Forer
John F. Bowman
Loofbourow
Reed Smoot
Arrval
Washington
Death of priest and girl may be double death
New Haven investigators weigh theories of death by own action versus murder or double suicide in the cases of Rev. Joseph P. Cournoyer and Lavinia Moran. An autopsy is pending after the priest died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a closed garage while Miss Moran, an active parish worker, died in nearby circumstances. The bodies were not found until late Friday.
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New Haven
Conn
Joseph P. Cournoyer
Lavinia Moran
N. M. Scarbrough
James J. Corrigan
Theody
St. Louis
Father Cournoyer
Miss’ A
Curtis convinced prosperity on way across nation
Vice President Charles Curtis after a month long tour said prosperity is on the way back with renewed public confidence in business and industry from coast to coast. He noted higher livestock and farm prices as proof of improving economic mood and spoke during a stop at Republican headquarters with his sister Mrs. Dolly Gann.
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Chicago
Charles Curtis
Washington
Republican
Dolly Gann
Curtis
Governor Pollard eyes 30 million in relief loans
Richmond report says Governor Pollard expects applications for self liquidating loans surpassing 30 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He notes funds will come from Virginia municipalities and private corporations as E.R. Combs, state comptroller, assumes duties to streamline other relief projects under the new federal act.
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Richmond
Pollard
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Virginia
E.R. Combs
Painter of Virginia governor dies in Richmond home
John P. Walker, 77, famed for painting a portrait of every Virginia governor, passed away at his Richmond home after a long career noted for his patriotism and steady brushwork in portraits of state leaders.
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Richmond
John P. Walker
Virginia
Chaliapin Wins Suit Over Soviet Publication
Paris August 92 Beodor y Chaliapin famed basso sued the Moscow government for unauthorized publication of his mem bers. A French court awarded $400, holding the Soviet Union distorted the singer's political ideas.
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Paris
Beodory Chaliapin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Upshur Officials Hurt As Car Leaves Road
Buckhannon August 22 local magistrate B G Pulls and Upshur county prosecuting attorney A Jerome Dailey suffered minor injuries when their car left the road and went over an embankment at Mt Lebanon this week.
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Fragments
A compilation of scattered crossword hints and fragmentary terms including down clues and odd word fragments such as Harbor Genus of the olive tree Pagan god and various garbled entries. The readable items hint at common crossword fodder like tree types and geographic or linguistic clues.
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Salo
Princess Margaret Celebrates Second Birthday in Scotland
London reports Princess Margaret of York, youngest child of the Duke and Duchess of York, marked her second birthday with her parents in northern Scotland. Gerald Laschelles, son of Princess Mary and Lord Arewood, also turns eight today.
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London
Margaret of York
Duke and Duchess of York
Scotland
Gerald Lascelles
Mary
Lord ¥Arewood
Record Tuna Fish Is Brought to Shore
A tuna weighing over 800 pounds was hauled ashore by Charles Smith a 27 year old Beachmont fisherman after a three hour fight. He spotted the fish five miles at sea from his 35 foot power boat and harpooned it near the upper dorsal fin and the battle bean. The catch was believed to have followed a late school of mackerel to northern waters.
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Revere
Charles Smith
Beachmont
Smith
Cheese Stowaway Plan Foiled by Boxed Cheese
Four men at Palmero Sicily were jailed after attempting to stow away on a U S bound ship disguised as cheese. They hid in three large boxes filled with water and food, billed as choice cheese brands, but the oversized crates aroused suspicion and led to discovery.
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Palmero
Sicily
United States
New York banker named League trustee for Bulgaria loans
Lewis B. Sheldon of New York accepts appointment by the League of Nations council as trustee for Bulgaria postwar loans, with formal action filed in Geneva Switzerland.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Lewis B. Sheldon
New York
League of Nations Council
Bulgaria
Pay as You Fly at Alymeds Bay Airdrome Inaugurated
San Francisco Bay Airdrome introduced a pay as you fly plan for airlines and visiting pilots. The field charges a landing fee of 25 cents per passenger on transport and 10 cents per passenger for those renting hangar space.
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Alymeds
Calif
San Francisco Bay Airdrome
Passeng
Drought’s lingering impact visible in Cincinnati trees
Cincinnati reports the drought effects from 1930 persist as state forester Edmund Secrest inspects trees in local suburbs. He notes leaf scorch results from stressed roots due to the 1930 dry spell.
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Cincinnati
Edmund Secrest
Prayerbook hides radio in prison cell and discipline rises
In Geelong Australia on August 22 warders discovered a prisoner’s prayer book contained a crystal radio set. The find prompted stricter discipline for inmates and a reminder that racing results would appear in tomorrow’s papers.
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Geelong
Australia
Madrid crime rise under lenient republic
Madrid reports rising crime as official figures show 10,000 offenses in 1930, 16,431 in 1931, and about 20,000 for the first half of 1932. Police blame early-year amnesty in the republic for releasing a large criminal population.
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Madridl
Madrid
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