Radio Schedule Highlights From August 74 Central Time
NBC and CBS networks list dinner music and orchestras with nightly programs. Star acts include Paul Whiteman, Kate Smith, Guy Lombardo, Ellington, Shilkret, and Ben Bernie. Program notes mention Chesterfield Orchestra and Coast-to-coast network promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Weaf
Paul Whiteman
Lanny Ross
The
Goldbergs
Johnny Hart
Victor Young
Nellie Revell
Dick Gasperre
Ralph Kirbery
Rogers Or
Charlie Agnew
Cbs-Wabc
Stern's Orchestra
William ‘Vincent Hall
Gary
the Melodeers
Fur Trappers
Connie Boswell
Sifgin’ Sam
Kate Smith
Colonel and Budd
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Shilkret Orchestra
eHalth
Chesterfield
Nat Shilkret
Chesterfield Orchestra
Norman Brokenshire
Columbia
Boswell Sisters
Arthur Tracy
Ruth, Etting
Caregiver advice on measured parental caresses
The author argues that love is best expressed through balanced physical affection. Excessive hugging fosters dependence, narrows a child’s social exploration, and reduces interest in seeking friends and new experiences. The piece cautions against overindulgence in early primary affection.
Child’s craving affection shapes learning and behavior
The text discusses how excessive sexualized parental attention harms a boy's development, while balanced, loving parenting supports healthy growth. It notes that affectionate, well-adjusted parents foster secure childhood, whereas inadequate or inappropriate stimulus can lead to frustration, withdrawal, and unhealthy dependencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementia
Hoover plans conference on easing credit and jobs
President Hoover plans a Friday conference with outstanding businessmen from all regions to discuss methods to ease credit strains and spread employment. He envisions coordination between business and government to accelerate credit loosening and expand work, possibly through shorter hours and intensified activity across Federal Reserve districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Federal Reserve District
B & O Offers Bargain Trip to Cincinnati
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a $1.50 round trip excursion to Cincinnati leaving Saturday August 27 and returning the next evening. The trip promises low fare, modern equipment, and access to Cincinnati attractions including baseball, air races, Zoo Gardens, Coney Island, and the Municipal Airport. Groups are urged to buy tickets in advance to secure best accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Zoo
Coney Island
United States
Baltimore & Ohio
Vandalia Winners Capture North American Clay Target Titles
Monte Dewire from Hamilton Indiana and Mrs. H. S. Grigsby of Oklahoma City won their divisions in the North American clay target championship. The St Louis Art Museum presents a noted collection of Chinese art, hailed as among the finest in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Monte Dewire
Hamilton
Ind
H. S. Grigsby
Oklahoma City
St. Lows Art Museum
Passenges
Grand Theatre Showdown Over Tenderfoot Casting
Joe E Brown and cast colleagues spar over Syracuse openings and a long speech as The Tenderfoot heads to Grand Theatre. Vivian Oakland lands a difficult ham role while Destry Rides Again fills pera House billboards with Tom Mix’s western allies and star cast including Claudia Dell and ZaSu Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Brown
Lew Cody
Ray Enright
Grand Theatre
Joe
Syracuse
Enright
Brown
Cody
Rufe le Maire
Rufe
Otto Harbach
Vivian Oakland
Long Moon
Tenderfoot
Destry
Pera House
Tom
Tom Mix
Universal
Plains
Sandy Sallee
Nip Reynolds
Henry Morris
Clyde Kinney
Jim Kinney
Herm Nolan
Edger Gershot
Art Bowdin
Frank Guskie
Joe Balch
Augie Gomez
Claudia Dell
Earle Foxe
Stanley Fields
ZaSu Pitts
Ony
Tom Mix Vigil Near Death After Appendicitis At Hollywood
Opera House reports the Leather Posse group supporting Tom Mix conducted several all night vigils at Hollywood Hospital as the cowboy star hovered between life and death after an appendicitis operation that delayed filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Hollywood Hospital
Mix
Walker Ouster Hearing Reveals Block Stock Ties
Alban Aug 24 continues as Paul Block testifies he never held city contracts or asked favors for Walker. He describes a $140,000 investment in a tile venture for subways, and a stake in Bey Corporation with Hastings and others. Fallback deals cited by Ungerleider show stock transactions with $32,000 value recovered, questioned by Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Bey Corporation
Robert M. Beyer
John J. Hastings
Thlock
Dr. 7
Hastings
Block
Samuel Ungerleider
Ungerleider
Russell T. Sherwood
Ungerfelder Gatd
New U S Net Chamel York Phrase
Unclear quote scene shows Ungerleider remarking on honesty among men and street code. The remark echoes a line about a man’s word being his bond while noting unusual practice. The fragment hints at a dialogue on trust and conduct.
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York
Ungerleider
Elkins Host 10 Hospital Group Meet
The sixth annual Hospital Association of West Virginia meeting will be at Elkins on September 1 with about 100 members. Sessions start at 9 80 at the Tygart Hotel and end with a banquet the same evening. Notable speakers include Paul H. Fesler of Minneapolis and state hospital leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Association of
Clarksburg
Dr M. Bobbitt
Huntington
Luncheon at Mrs Golden's Home Then Drive or Golf
A luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs B L Golden for the group. They will then be taken on a drive or to play golf until 5 o'clock when tea will be served by Mrs Bruce Les Johnston of Graceland, the home of the late Henry Gassaway Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L Golden
Bruce Les Johnston
Graceland
Henry Gassaway Davis
Cholera Epidemic Ravages Wide Regions in China
A cholera outbreak spreads across China with hundreds dead daily in Honan Anwei Hupeh and Shensi provinces. Sian in Shensi reports about 100 deaths per day as the disease devastates towns villages and countryside. Authorities note the exact toll is unknown due to limited reporting and statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Yangtze Walley
Honan
Anwei
Hupeh
Shensi
Sian
Manchuria
Logan deputies names questioned by delegate Ferrell
Charleston August 24 A Democrat House member from Logan County urged Sheriff J D Hatfield to publicly disclose the names of 31 deputies said to be employed in the county. Hatfield denied the charges calling them baseless while Ferrell insisted a probe was needed into deputy sheriff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ferrell
House of Delegates
Logan County
J. D. Hatifield
Hatifield
Attorney “General
Cogan County
Hatfield
Doubles Championship Progress Thins Field in Longwood Meet
Brookline Massachusetts August 24 The remainder of the staff was threshed out of the 51st annual national doubles tennis championship at Longwood. All secondary teams from nearby points were eliminated after two rounds of play. The L T A could not finance the customary deletions of sectional champions this year, narrowing the field for the quarter final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Bank Bandits Hold Up Dierks Office in Ark
Three men robbed the Arkansas bank at Dierks on August 24 kidnapping cashier A. Godre and fleeing with between 6000 and 7000 dollars. Police pursued the suspects but details of arrests were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Bank
Dierks
Ark
Bark of Dierks
A. Godre
Al Smith Named Editor in Chief of New Outlook
New York reports Al Smith has become editor in chief and monthly contributor to the New Outlook, an offshoot of Outlook and Independent. He notes no political questions that day, and declines attending Governor Roosevelt’s mass reception at Seagirt, New Jersey. Banks discuss loan security and liquidity strategies amid finance corp refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mollison
Roosevelt Field
New York
Europe
Arrow
Kress Exoto
al Smith
Magaine
New ‘Outlook
Outlook
Independent
Henry Ward Beecher
Theodore Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt
Seagirt
N. J
City Produce Co Buys Four Truck Loads Canteloupes
City Produce Company imported four truck loads of cantaloupes from a Baltimore house and delivered them to Grafton. Workers unloaded the fruit in Latrobe street storage rooms while the aroma filled the block. The move, first of its kind by local wholesale houses, reflects strong demand and lower prices as the crop nears peak ripeness for home consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Produce Company
Baltimore
Grafton
Latrobe Street
Forcello
Ford
Loans to bank indicate power in Clarksburg case
Washington August 24 A loan of 90000 to Merchants National Bank of Clarksburg signals strong finances as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation begins its first announcements. The move underscores the bank's solid condition amid the agency's recent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merchants National Bank of
Clarksburg
Sons of the Reconstriction Finate Corporation
Farmers' Holiday movement grows with statewide meet
A statewide Holiday Association is sought after a mass meeting in Winnebago Gay Nebraska and Dakota units form as the farmers strike expands. Minnesota Governor Olson proposes martial law while negotiations aim to keep milk shipments free. Rail traffic declines and picket lines tighten at Council Bluffs Missiquita Valley and Omaha amid restrained sheriffs and a rare protest clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul, Minn
Nebraska
Winnebago, Gay
Charles W. Bruin
Omaha
Iowa
Milo Reno
National Farmers’ ‘Holiday Association
Towa
Dan Turner
Olson
Minnesota
Turner
Sioux City
H. T. Wagner
Blinkhawk County
Booke
Emerson
Council Bluffs
Missquiti Valley
Daily puzzle word clues mix of garbled lines
A fragmented daily crossword style item with numerous garbled clues and stray letter groupings. It mentions acts of bending, organs, squandered, minerals, and various numbered entries but most words are unclear. Reads like a damaged page fragment from a puzzle section with missing letters and misordered text.
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Associated Press
NBC
WJZ
Mary Steele and Orchestra
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Stebbins Boys
Taxpayers’ League
Rollickers
Jack Benny
Jane Froman
Pickens Sisters
Léderé Convert Orchestra
Baron Lee
Wm. Scotti
Alice Judson Peale
Liz
Wynn Wayne
Young “Blues
Ainger
Los Angeles
Lea Discovery
Blanche Sweet
Associated Pres
Opera House
Leather
Walker
U.S
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Forest Hills
N. Y
Associated
Elkins
Mollison
Ohio
Struction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Jt Wes
City Produce Co
Canteloupes
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Pial
Dinerinitinig
Salas
Alite
Bendil
Amelt
Bolrit
Aidim
Esc
Garman
Tris
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