Evening Radio Schedule Across NBC CBS and NBC Units
Radio listings for Monday August 25 show programs across NBC WEAF WABC and NBC WJZ networks. Notable acts include Harriett Lee and Boys Mills Brothers Eddie Duchin Orchestra Ted Weems Orchestra and Jack Benny plus drama programs and orchestral ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Weaf
Donald Nevis
Harriett Lee
Boys
Lanny Ross
Gypsies
Radio Forum
Whiteman Orchestra
Baron Lee
Ralph Kirbery
Buddy Rogers Orchestra
Hotel Orchestra
Cbs-Wabc
Vaughn de Leath
Punnyboners
Myrt
Marge
Sid Gary
Tito Guitar
Sam
Kate Smith
Mills Brothers
Lombardo Orchestra
Barlow
Charles Carlies Martin's
Eddie Duchin
Ted Weems
NBC
WJZ
Graham Prince Orchestra
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
the Jesters
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Orchestra
Jack Benny
Jane Froman
McCrary Brothers
Frankie Masters
Glyde McCoy
Seventh graders pay for vandalized windows aid by trust
Alice Judson Peale recounts a seventh grade class that confronted a vandalism incident near a teacher's door. The boys admitted guilt, agreed to compensate, and handled the matter through collective responsibility with guidance from the trusted adult.
Veteran B and C agent Cecil H Towles died in Clarksburg
Friends here are advised of the death of Cecil H Towles veteran ticket agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company in Clarksburg. The end came at Towles apartments in the Gore Hotel on Sunday afternoon but no further particulars are available here. Mr and Mrs Towles had visited friends here several times in the past.
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Clarksburg
Cecil H. *Towles
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
Towles
Gore Hotel
Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood at the Opera House
Opera House to present The Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood with Sidney and Murray. The film follows the duo after prior adventures as they face Hollywood stardom and industry shifts, supported by June Clyde Norman Foster and others. Manager Brinkman promises surprises as cast changes echo talkies era.
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Cohens and Kellys
Hollywood
Sidney
Murray
Opera House
Cohens
Cohen and
Kelly
Coheny
Kellys
Brinkman
June Clyde
Norman Foster
Emma Dunn
Esther Howard
Dorothy Christy
Edgwinn Maxwell
Eileen Percy
John Roche
Luis Alberni
Robert Creig
Grand Theatre Presents Claudette Colbert and Cast
A Grand Theatre program features Claudette Colbert and stars including Edmund Lowe Stuart Erwin Helen Steel Jak Craigen Sydney Parker Robert Strange George Meeker Alice Cannell Selena Royle Bob Cannell Curtis Cooksey Fitzpatrick Jane Weatherly Steve Edgar Nelson Babe Fred Stewart Spider Harry Ellerbe Will Geer McMahon in Donald MacBride Bill a busy ensemble shows.
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Claudette Colbert
Edmund Lowe
Stuart Erwin
Helen Steel
Jak Craigen
Boney
Sydney Parker
Cracy
Robert Strange
George Meeker
Alice Cannell
Selena Royle
Bob Cannell
Curtis Cooksey Fitzpatrick
Jane Weatherly
Steve Edgar Nelson Babe
Fred Stewart
Spider Harry Ellerbe
Will Geer McMahon
Donald MacBride
Bill
Man and Boy Killed When Struck By Sled in Coal Load
Beckley August 29 A man and a boy were killed and two men injured when a handmade coal sled slid down a 1700 foot hillside near Dorothy striking them as they loaded vegetables on a truck at the mine. The dead are Zurdette Vaught 38 and Clarence Wright 7. Injured were Charles R. Wright 32 and Harold Holstein 30.
Edmund Lowe Abduction Romance Plays Grand
Edmund Lowe stars in a suspenseful romance with Claudette Colbert as a sharp woman who rejects romance then guides the man who pursues her. A dangerous lunatic plots a daring abduction by autogiro amid mystery and intrigue. Playing at the Grand today through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lowe
Claudette Colbert
Stuart Ergin
Desperate man slain after murders tied to note
In Baltimore on August 29 a distressed man identified as William Moseley of Middleboro Kentucky killed Grace Gregory and Hileen Prichard by throat slashing with a razor after leaving a note to his father saying this is the only way out He then died from poison taken before leaping or falling from a railroad train A child witness Bobbie Evelyn Prichard reported the attacker shouted daddy done it and the man confessed to the police
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William
Moseley
Middleboro
Grace Gregory
Hileen Pritchard
Thad
Grace
Bathmore and Ohio
Bobbie Evelyn
Prichard
Readjustment Newsprint Rates Sought by Examiners
Examiner John H Howell urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to readjust newsprint paper rates. The proposal calls for slightly higher rates in eastern official territory and the reduction of most current special rates, reshaping the rate structure amid pressure from paper users and publishers.
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Washington
Examiner
John H.howell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spe
Child found in dark room in Gallia County
A 3 year old boy was rescued from a dark dingy room in Gallipolis Ohio where he was half starved naked and speechless. Authorities said the Hochters who kept him should be publicly horsewhipped for neglect and faces possible neglect charges. Judge James Clark called the case the worst he had seen. The child will be examined and a hearing set today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sylvester Hochter
Loren
PF. W. Shane
James Clark
Ma Ferguson Leads Texas Runoff in 1930s Polls
Dallas August 29 Mrs Miriam A Ma Ferguson once governor and twice denied a second term leads the Democratic runoff count with 919303 votes tabulated from 251 of 254 counties. Ferguson 459194 to Sterling 458? The congress at large race shows George B Terrell leading for place No 1 with 440735 and Pink Parrish 361790. Place No 2 Joseph Weldon Bailey 482100 ahead of J H Davis 335208 and Sterling P Strong ?
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Dallas
Tex
Miriam A
Ma” Ferguson
Texas
Ielievers
Sterling
Texas Election Bureau
Ferguson
Davis
Sulphur Springs
Sterling P. Strong
Joe Burkett
San Antonio
Terrell
Bailey
Burkett
Weis
Strong
Anti-Saloon League
Moody
Smith Shuns Luncheon For Governor Roosevelt
Westhampton Beach, N Y Aug 29 CP Governor Franklin D Roosevelt was the guest at a luncheon and reception here, where Alfred B Smith declined an invitation. Roosevelt traveled from New York after a speech on Prohibition, while Smith remained away at Hampton Bays with his son in Rockaway. O Connor noted Smith had been invited but could not attend.
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Westhampton Beach
N. Y
Franklin] D. Roosevelt
Alfred B. Smith
D. Basil O'Connor
Roosevelt
New York City
Seagird
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Smith
Hampton Bays
John Warner
O'Connor
Ultra-Violet Fireworks Inside Body Pretend Health Pill
Philadelphia reports a new radiation based health pill concept from the University of Pennsylvania. Ultra violet light flares injected into the body are ignited by timed X rays, showing potential to destroy diseased cells. Researchers credit Dr. Aller and Dr. McDonald, with developments from cancer work at Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philasephia
University of ‘Pennsylvania
Chemical Society
Den
Filice
University of Pennsylvania
McDonald
Aller
Pennsylvania
TRIS
Theody
Roosevelt in New York with Traylor during Chicago nominating event
Smyth returned to Albany after attending an engagement in New York City with Melvin Traylor, a Chicago banker and a presidential nomination candidate at the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sour Island
Smyth
Albany
Roosevelt
New York City
Melvin Traylor
Chicago
Zelcher Wins Handicap Race to Cleveland
Zelcher of New York City won the William B. Leeds trophy event at Cleveland Airport finishing the four lap handicap race from Roosevelt Field. Only 16 of 21 starters completed the race. Johnny Wright of Utica took second in a mono plane, while M. Taylor of Little Rock won the amateur cruise trophy. The event featured a crash injuring Major James Lake and W D Guthrie. 25,000 spectators witnessed aerial thrills as military planes joined the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kelix ‘W. Zelcher
New York City
Roosevelt Field
William B. Leeds
Johnny Wright
Utica
M. Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Simon Pyres
Charles Lanier Lawrence
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Leeds
Wheeling
W. Va
James Lake
Lake
W.D. Guthrie
Mich
Mt. Clemens
Marine Corps
Qualtico
Virginia
Selfridge Field
James N. Doolittle
St. Louis
Russell Boardman
Harold Neuman
Moline
Ten Men Trapped in Hetch-Hetchy Tunnel Cave-In
Livermore California August 29 ten men were reported trapped between double cave ins in the Hetch-Hetchy tunnel. The crew of sixteen was working to remove timbers and line the walls with concrete. Six escaped from one end. ten remained trapped between two cave ins with the tunnel open at both ends.
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Livermore
Calif
Hetch-Hetchey
Livermore Hills
L. T. McAfee
Crit
Mitchel
Right 10 Invade Mines as 15,000 Strikers Face Illinois Line
A plan by the United Mine Workers to penetrate southern Illinois with organized pickets faces legal sanction after a committee led by William T. Roberts seeks approval. Sheriff officials and the national guard weigh action as nearly 15,000 strikers clash with deputies at the Franklin county line, with 100 clubbed and a few shot inside. A meeting at Enid, Illinois, will refine plans for the invasion, while a prehistory find from Tepe Hissar is noted.
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National Guard
John L. Lewis
International Mine Union
Franklin County
The
Ees
Lewis
Hit
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle List of Clues and Oddities
A garbled crossword style list with numerous across and down clues. The fragmentary text includes clues related to minerals, actions, places, people, and objects, interspersed with errors and misprints. It appears to be an OCR corrupted puzzle page featuring across and down item prompts and a final solution note.
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Associated Press
Alice Judson Peale
George Sidney ‘Charles Urray
Kellysan
Ud Clyde
John Goley
High Street
Goley
Mr. Towles
William Towles
Blueville
Grand Theatre
MA Ferguson
Margaret Ravier
Philadelphia
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Associated Presa
Maytag
Plete
Bentley
Maytag Company
Newton Tows
North Broad St
Taylor County Hardware Co
Grafton
Zelcher
Tepe
Hissar
Persia
Oklahoma
Belt
Organ
Artillelat
Ofen
Piel
Tee
Yee
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