Radio Listings Snapshot From 1930s Networks and Orchestras
The page lists NBC and CBS programming with time slots for dinners, musicals, bands, and variety acts across WEA F WABC and WJZ networks. It shows orchestra names such as Ray Perkins, Ed Wynng, Paul Whiteman, Abe Lyman, Gus Arnheim, and Jane Froman, along with sketch and dramatic segments and announcer notes.
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Nbc-Weaf
Ray Perkins
The
Goldbergs
Sanderson
Cbs-Wabc
Gus Arnheim
Darice Hour
NBC
WJZ
Ted Black
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Frankie Masters
Stebbins Boys
Gene Austin
Rosa Low
Jane Froman
McCrary Brothers
Sodero Concert Orchestra
Dancing In
Milwaukee
Charlie Agnew
Religionists Meeting Here Wednesday Convention at First Baptist
Taylor County Council of Religious Education will hold its convention at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday August 24. Officers include Dellett Newton president J A Keller vice president C C Richman treasurer Mrs Ona C Jeffreys secretary. Theme The Growing Kingdom Through the Teaching Ministry in Taylor county. Program covers devotionals and talks from 9 30 a m to 11 50 a m and 1 30 p m to 4 00 p m with addresses by state officers reports of committees leadership training and county and state officer conference.
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Taylor County
Lois Luzader
Round Table
E. F.K. Roof
May Cancel Dues of Jobless Moose Members
Cleveland August 22 thousands of Loyal Order of Moose members gather for the 44th international convention as the conference committee weighs canceling dues owed by unemployed members. The council's report will be presented to the membership at the convention opening.
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Cleveland
Supreme Council of the Loyal Order of Moose
Jerusalem Water Rationing Threatens Health
In Jerusalem a drought endangers public health as water is now scarce, delivered only twice weekly. The old Turkish era water concession has ended and the Palestine government is aiding plans for a new system. It will take time to pipe Ras-el-Ain springs and rationing will persist until winter rains restore sources.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Ras-el-Ain
Yarkon
The Middle Child in a Family of Three
The passage describes Edith and her two sisters, outlining the eldest's authority and independence, the baby sister's charm and favored status, and Edith's mixed feelings. It stresses balancing attention and responsibility among siblings to foster individual merit and family love.
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Edith
Mother
Sister
Taxi Driver Has Voice
Chicago reports a taxicab driver named Joe Christa who sang while driving the loop and plans to study in Milan and Rome to become an opera star. He won a musical scholarship last winter and was urged by a Roumanian brother to pursue abroad study in culture and music.
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Chicago
Joe
Christa
Gve
Midani
Italy
Roumania
Ebroad
Destry Rides Again and Tom Mix in a Breathless Scene
The article recounts a Tom Mix sequence in Destry Rides Again with a near skull close shot, noting director Ben Stoloff’s relief at finishing the stunt. It also highlights Tony the famous horse’s value, traits, and voice-driven training on Sunset Boulevard.
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Uni“Destry
Tom Mix
Mix
Peale
Ben Stoloff
Verbal jab turns up casting tale at Grand Theatre
Joe E Brown boasts of a verbal win over the studio's casting head during talks on a scene for The Tender Foot at the Grand Theatre. Lew Cody and director Ray Enright join in as Brown recalls opening nights in Syracuse and a suggested tie to Rufe Le Maire and Otto Harbach.
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Joe E. Brown
Lew Cody
Ray Enright
Grand Theatre
Joe
Syracuse
Enright
Brown
Cody
Rufe le Maire
Rufe
Otto Harbach
Garden Ends 5 Day Fast in Rosemont Inmate Becomes Weak
Louis Garden, a veteran coal miner living in a Rosemont shack, ends a five day fast aimed at curing miners asthma. He has endured a month and a half of juice intake, spurning milk and vegetables, claiming asthma relief though now too weak to move. Police reportedly pressed him to eat, threatening county jail if he refused.
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Louis Garden
Kiwanis and Quotarians Meet in Knottsville Picnic
Kiwanis and Quota clubs plan a joint meeting and picnic at Knottsville this evening. They depart from the courthouse at 5:30 in cars and will be hosted by Knottsville Methodist Episcopal Church ladies. No formal program is set but diversions and outdoor games are expected. Nine proposed amendments to the Texas constitution will be voted on at the upcoming general election.
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Knottsville
Knottsville Methodist Episcopal Church
Texas
Surveying a New Mountain Route for State Road
State Road Commission engineers survey a new Blueville to Halleck route across the mountain. This third survey aims to cut through land near Grafton and Morgantown, with several alternative paths examined between Blueville and the pike. No definite decisions yet on routes or a new bridge in Fetterman or Thornton.
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State Road Commission Enginare
Blueville
Halleck
Grafton
Morgantown
Pike
Eelie West
Brown
Walters
Bragg
Thornton
Fetterman
No Aliens Reported At Cumberland Fair
Baltimore reports immigration commissioner Thomas B. R. Mudd says aliens at the Cumberland plant or Cumberland race track opening today will be allowed to carry out duties without immigration inspectors this year. He notes no complaints and believes none are present.
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Baltimore
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Cumberland Race Track
Cumberland
Giannini Denies Bank Of America RFC Loan Claim
San Francisco August 23 A P Giannini chairman of Bank of America denied that the California banking system borrowed 3 800 000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as reported by South Trimble. He said no money was received and the bank had applied for a loan long ago but conditions improved and the loan was not needed. The report also named Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association as the recipient.
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San Francisco
A. P. Giannini
Bank of America
California
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Ad Giannini
Washington Report
Bank of America National ‘Trust and Savings Association
Liner America Moves to Graveyard of Ships
The liner America once commanded by Captain George Fried, famed for rescuing 232 men from the Italian freighter Florida and honored by Italy and the U.S., was backed from Hoboken by Navy tugs toward the graveyard of ships off Solomon’s Island Chesapeake Bay. It was one of two vessels returned to the U.S. Shipping Board, the other being the George Washington that carried President Wilson to France for the Versailles talks.
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George Washington
President Wilson
France
Versailles
Friedlander's Grafton to Open New Store Thursday
Friedlander's Grafton store will open Thursday afternoon in a remodeled building formerly occupied by D. M. Osgood of Fairmont. The store will feature a complete line of ladies ready to wear, with a new fall line described as attractive and reasonably priced. The formal opening is slated for 1 o'clock Thursday, with further details to be announced in Wednesday's edition.
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Friedlander
Grafton
D. M. Osgood
Fairmont
Slaying of Store Manager Probed in Washington PA
Washington Pa August 23 district attorney's office opened an inquiry into the slaying of C E Bittner 26 store manager after he was shot by Patrolman John Cochran during a dispersal near the courthouse Cochran said Bittner resisted arrest and reached for his hip pocket a .25 caliber pistol was found on Bittner detectives noted conflicting accounts and family claims he did not carry a weapon
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Washington, Pa
District Attorney's
C. E. Bittner
Anieel Bittner
John Cochran
Court House
Cochran
Bittner
Frank Creps
Abduction of Marion Stull Ends in Arrests in Iowa
In Charles City Iowa a group of unemployed men abducted Marion Stull Floyd county overseer of the poor over wage disputes from the city relief fund. She was released near New Hampton after being struck and rendered unconscious. Five of seven abductors and four others were later arrested on conspiracy and kidnapping charges. Stull identified a suspect among those arrested. The incident stems from cut rate wages for wood cutters under relief programs and the men claimed they were forced to work long hours.
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Charles City
Iowa
City Relief Fund
Marion Stull
Floyd County
New Hampton
Here
Stull
Miss Stull
Alta Vista
G. C. Gray
Breakship Wooden Fall Injures 19 Year Old
In Clarksburg on August 23 Matt Sandy aged 19 from West Inion broke his wooden leg after a fall at a hospital. He said he initially thought his injury was minor but collapsed again following initial treatment and recovery efforts.
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Clarksburg
Matt Sandy
West Inion
Kump Proposes Cut in State Government Size
Parkersburg August 23 Democratic nominee H G Kump urged a one third reduction in state government personnel at the Parkersburg Rotary Club. He also called for salaries to be cut to private sector levels to ease the tax burden.
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Parkersburg
H. G Kump
Jury panel drawn for November circuit term in Grafton
A panel of 60 petit and grand jurors for the November circuit term convened in Grafton. Circuit Clerk Frank Hollis Jr and county jury commissioners announced the draw. Presiding judge for the term is pending appointment by Governor Conley, expected after the special session concludes. Barbour county term begins next month.
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Circuit Court
Frank Hollis, Jr
Grafton
Warren B. Kittle
William G. Conley
Barbour County
Baker to Take Stamp for Roosevelt-Garner Ticket
The Times reports Newton D. Baker secretary of war will accept the stamp for Roosevelt Garner. Baker attended Governor Roosevelt's lunch in Columbus last Saturday and heard his speech. An elephant's trunk contains nearly 40000 muscles.
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New York
the Times
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Roosevelt-Garner
Baker
Roosevelt
Columbus
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution From Yesterday’s Puzzlia Clues
Puzzle page fragment shows across clues with numbers and garbled text. Names, places, and obscure terms appear amid OCR errors. Readable entries include across clues for dangerous, condensed moisture, dagger. numerous broken phrases suggest a standard cryptic style and theme words. The readable bits hint at grid positions and partial answers but are too incomplete for a full solution.
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