Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS and More
August 30 listings show NBC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WSZ networks airing a sequence of dinners music bands orchestras vaudeville sketches and variety programs from 5:00 PM to late night. Notable acts include The Goldbergs Walter Smith's Band Ed Wynn Jay C Flippen and Abe Lyman Orchestra with multiple dance hours and dramatic series.
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Nbc-Weaf
Ray Pedkins
Sanderson
Crumit
Walter Smith
Ed Wynn
Dalton
Jack Denny
Ralph Kirbery
Paul Whiteman
Cbs-Wabc
Jack Miller
Reis and
Dunn
Myrt
Marge
Sissle Orchestra
Playboys
Georgia Price
Edwin
C. Hall
Abe Lyman
Kate Smith
Jay C. Flippen
Crime Club
Shilkret. Orchestra
Isham Jones
Barlow Symphony
Little Jack Little
Martin's Orchestra
Harold Stern
Gus Arnheim
NBC
WSZ
Ted Black
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Frankie Masters
the Stebbins Bays
Jack Patton
Jane Froman
McCrary Brothers
Sodero
Heine
Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood at Opera House
The Opera House presents Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood starring George Sidney and Charlie Murray in a Universal comedy. The rival families clash amid Hollywood buzz as talking pictures shift the industry, with June Clyde as Kelly’s daughter and Norman Foster as Cohen’s son. A lively, star packed farce ends with the two old friends outmaneuvering one another in a mischievous showdown.
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George Sidney
Charlie Murray
Cohens
Kellys
Hollywood
Kelly
June Clyde
Cohen
Norman Foster
Talking Pictures
Sidney
Murray
Foster
Miss ‘Clyde
Emma Dunn
Esther Howard
Eileen Percy
Dorothy Christy
Lilis Alberni
John, Roche
Robert Greig
Tom ‘Mix
Lew Ayres
Sidney Fox
Boris Earlo
Genevieve Tobin
John Francis Dillon
Outcast in class learns to face wrongdoing
A group of boys pool money to repair garage windows they broke. An isolated boy confesses to the teacher and later pays his share from savings, then distributes the amount to others. He hoped for a beating instead of facing repayment. The story notes his struggle with punishment and courage.
Bright Spots In Business World
In Cleveland optimism for the steel industry grows as raw materials move faster and scrap iron rises nine and three quarters percent. The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City notes farm dollar purchasing power up five points to July 15 due to higher hogs cattle eggs cotton and minor crops. New York reports a high turn in hide prices exceeding 8 million pounds. Illinois coal flows from the Galesburg division strain empty car supply. New York stock exchange seat sells for 168000, eight thousand above prior sale.
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Cleveland
Steel
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank
Monessen police suspended in secret shake-up
Four Monessen policemen Frank Hopton Charles Keller Thomas Feehan and David Vanova are under indefinite suspension as a political shake-up unfolds. Mayor Carl Woodward refused to comment and the officers planned to appeal to the city council.
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Olicemen
Haason
Monessen
Carl Woodward
The
Coal output rises in week ending August 20 in U S
Washington reports that soft coal production for the week of August 20 reached about 4.95 million tons, up roughly 276 thousand tons or 5.99 percent from the prior week per the U S Bureau of Mines.
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Washington
United States
United States Bureau of Mines
Campaign tour by West Virginia GOP women leaders
In Clarksburg on Aug 30 the West Virginia GOP announces a ten day campaign tour by Mrs. J Gale Ebert and Mrs. J E Cannon to organize Republican women across seventeen counties south of the Kanawha river and several north of it. The itinerary lists Madison, Logan, Williamson, Welch, Bluefield, Beckley, Hinton, Union, Lewisburg, Fayetteville, Pineville, Wayne, Winfield, Ripley, and Elkins with rallies finishing September 16. Also notes a separate fatal accident in Elkins where 13 year old Lester Henry Schmidlen died from inhaling carbon tetrachloride from a fire extinguisher.
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Clarksburg
J. Gale Etert
Parkersburg
Republican National
Cannon
Kanawha River
Huntington
Beckley
Bluefield
Williamson
Welch
Fayetteville
Lewisburg
Madison
Logan
Pineville
Hinton
Union
Hemlin
Wayne
Point Pleasant
Winfield
Ripley
Boone County
Ebert
West Virginia
Faysetteville
Haflin
Wayne, E
Elkins
Lester Henry Schmidlen
Lester
Joseph Schmedlin
Charles E. Mylius
Elkins City Hospital
P. L. Gray
North Fairfield
Ohio
Otto Schmedlin
Marionville
Frank Kley
Grafton
James L. Boyd
Upper
Marlboro
Josephine Schmedlin
Washington, D. C
Howard Coberly
Stanley Stalnaker
Bikini
Charles
Lawren
Virgil
Lancashire mill workers strike spreads to textiles in Britain
Report notes scowling Lancashire mill lassies outside factory gates taunt strikers while strikes in Britain appear two thirds effective. An estimated 140,000 to 170,000 workers walk out across mills with no violence reported as spinners and weavers join the walkout, amid uncertain turnout and possible 10 percent terms.
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Manchester
Eng
Lancashire
Midlands
Andrew Naesmith Teader
The
Weavers Union
New Haven
Conn
Peaneeeao
Sale
John Maxos
Greece
Stars On Broadway Wage Strikes Over Textiles Tie Up
Labor on Broadway stalls over a wage dispute affecting spinning and weaving tied to employment. No government intervention seen as negotiations proceed. The impasse could affect production in the sector and livelihoods of workers and managers.
Schoolma’am murdered by farm worker in Indiana
Crawfordsville Ind Aug 30 Miss Lila Jones 33 a Richmond public school teacher was hacked to death by Morris Green 22 a farm hand Green confessed after the crime saying he found her alone at her parents farm home 15 miles from Here when he went to borrow a tool kit He allegedly struck her four times with a hatchet and her body showed signs of kicking and beating The hatchet washed clean was found in a barn Green worked on a nearby farm
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Lila Jones
Morris Green
W. L. Bowers
Green
Miss Jones
Dr Clinton Jolliffe Dies in Hollywood Cal
Fairmont August notices report the death of Dr Clinton Jolliffe in Hollywood California where he and his wife had resided with their son French Jolliffe. Born in Marion County he had long lived in Montclair New Jersey and Fairmont connections appear through relatives A sister Mrs Rebecca J M Kinley Montclair resided here this summer with cousin Miss Belle Merrifield.
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Fairmont
Clinton Jolliffe
Hollywood
Cal
Ately
French Jolliffe
Olliffe
Marion County
Montclair
N W
Carl Jolliffe
N. d
Belle Merrifield
Mount Harmony
A. Bruce McDonald
Dr. Jolliffe
Clare Jolliffe
Hazel McDonald Embrey
Bonus Camp Death Shocks Gettysburg Campers
Gettysburg Aug 30 six men held on charges after the fatal injury of George H. Bowers 45 bonus camper. About 40 other campers left encampment with Springfield Ill destination. Bowers from Martinsburg W Va was killed when the automobile he rode in plunged through a fence. Twelve companions from the veterans camp said to be intoxicated were held overnight for questioning. all except six were discharged.
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Gettysburg
George H. Bowers
Springfield
Bower
Imerly
Martinsburg
W. Va
Veteras
Pneumonia Fatal For Man Who Survived 110-Foot Fall
Fred Simon 43 a Louisville sign painter who astonished doctors by recovering after most of his bones were broken in a 110 foot fall from a water tank in 1915 and later regaining use of limbs through exercise died of pneumonia.
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Louisville
Fred Simon
Pneumona
Simon
Jand
Al Smith Denies Involvement In California Primary
San Francisco reports a bitter Democratic primary feud and national interest in U S Senate, with Wardell and McAdoo as contenders. Smith denies interfering after a New York conversation relayed by David Supple, stating he urged Wardell in May only to aid the party. The ballot includes federal, state, and local races plus a $6,500,000 unemployment relief bond measure in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Smith
David F. Supple
Supple
New York
Wardell
Maurice M McCarthy
T Smith
Bederstood
Rin-Tin-Tin Jr Begins Film Career Carrying On
Rin-Tin-Tin Jr aged 14 months steps to carry on his father’s screen name after Rin-Tin-Tin’s death at nearly 14. Duncan trains with a gentle method, promising success in four upcoming pictures starting with Pride of the Legion. The young dog imitates his sire closely, learning through patience and affection rather than harsh commands.
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Hollywood
Rin-Tin- Tin
Rin- Tin-Tin, Jr
Rin-Tin-Tin
Lee Duncan
Rin-Tin-Tin, Jr
Duncan
Pride of the Legion
Ini
Rinty, Jr
Flier
Binty
Trovled
Durhart
Rover
Stokowski Restricts Debatable Music With Philadelph ia Orchestra
Philadelphia August 30. Leopold Stokowski, champion of the modern, will confine his activities with the Philadelphia Orchestra largely to acknowledged masterpieces. Directors cite economic stress as shaping public taste and say debatable performances should be postponed until a more suitable time.
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Philadelphia
Eopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Orchestra Association
Man Suppers Mental Lapse in Missing Case
Norvall Wolcott, 23, who vanished over two years ago and was thought to have drowned near Los Angeles in 1930, has written home. His father told police that a body found late in 1930 was identified as his by an uncle in Los Angeles. Police quoted the elder Wolcott saying his son claimed amnesia and that a head blow may have forced his return home after working on ranches along the West Coast.
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Chicago
Norvall
Wolcott
Los Angeles
Cal
Six Missing After Brisk Gale On Gulf
Six persons missing after a brisk southwest gale swept the Gulf of Georgia and Howe Sound. A 16 foot launch carrying Howard Johnston 31 Harry Hughes 28 Bob Wilson and Bill Cummings left Saturday night and was found adrift in Howe Sound. Fred Gillespie 16 of Vancouver and George Olson 31 of Hopkins Landing, both in a canoe, have not been seen since departure.
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Vancouver
B. C
Gulf of Georgia
Howe Sound
Howard Johnston
Harry Hughes
Bob Wilson
Bill Cummings
Fred Gillespie
George Olson
Hopkins Landing
Track changes hands at New Orleans fairgrounds race track
Control of the Fairgrounds race track at New Orleans, among the winter circuit’s most famous courses, passed to thirty leading sportsmen led by Joseph A. Murphy, Hawthorne general manager.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Joseph A. Murphy
Hawthrone
Fire Prevention Bulletin Blames Homeowners For Most Fires
Emphasizing that a fire happens in an African home every two minutes, a Wisconsin Fire Prevention Division bulletin says four out of five fires stem from homeowner carelessness. It lists common acts of omission, from defective chimneys to unsafe storage and improper match handling, noting many deaths occur in homes, with two thirds to three fourths of victims being women and children.
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Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Puzzle Answers From Yesterday’s Daily Cross Word
The page presents a dense puzzle with scattered clues and partial answers. It lists across and down hints with many garbled letters and misprints, including references to amphibians, rivers, names, and various categories, plus jumbled segments that resemble a typical cryptic crossword grid.
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Opera House
Cohens and Kellys
Alice Judson Peale
Galesburg
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Illinois
Stock Exchange
Baltimore & Ohio
Cial
G.O.P
Women's Boy
Broadway
Betty Bowen
Associated Press
Grahs
Dr.c. Jolliffe
West
California
New Dog Star
Tion
Donein
Rinty
Warner’ Bros
Gulf
Yeaterday
Airimisz
Viairini
Odin
Omil
iMlan
Alan Ial
Caplea
Naomi
Neyotian Deny Seit
Son of
Judah
Prophet Pine
Prophet Pine A. i
Rieinion
Diovelia
Alt
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