Radio Schedule Highlights NBC ABC CBS And WJZ
A listing of Wednesday August 31 radio programs from NBC WEAF and WABC and NBC WJZ networks. Includes dinner music segments, orchestras led by Paul Whiteman Victor Young and Ellington, variety acts Kate Smith Benny and Island Boat Club Dance, and time slots from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM Eastern.
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Nbc-Weaf
Donald Nevis
Paul Whiteman
Lanny Ross
Goldbergs
Johnny Hart
Victor Young
Shilkre
WABC
Stern’s Orchestra
William Vincent Hall
Myrt
Marge
Tito Guitar
Fur Trappers
Sam
Kate Smith
Colonel and Budd
Guy Lombardo
Shilkret
Isham Jones
Barlow Symphony
Charles Carlile
Nelson's Orchestra
Dubhin Orchestra
Ellington's Band
NBC
WJZ
Mary Steele and Orchestra
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Pickens Sisters
Sodero
Baron Lee
Scotti
The Appeal to Duty and Child Motivation
The article argues that parental expectations based on a child's apparent abilities often ignore emotional wellbeing. Scolding proves ineffective. unresolved fears and jealousy hinder effort. Pushing a bright child to perform without addressing happiness leads to self depreciation and discouragement.
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Schild
Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood at Opera House
The Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood closes its run tonight at the Opera House. George Sidney and Charlie Murray deliver broad comedy while June Clyde Norman Foster and a strong supporting cast provide brisk, sparkling entertainment. John Francis Dilloh directs this exuberant film era farce as audiences laugh at the pair’s zany antics in Tinseltown.
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George Sidney
Charlie Murray
Hollywood
Sidney and
Murray
June Clyde
Norman Foster
Emma Dunn
Esther Howard
Dorothy Christy
Luis Alberni
Edwin Maxwell
John Roche
Robert Greig
Eileen Percy
John Francis Dilloh
Reading Raps Teachers For Snappy Selections In Ohio Valley
Miss Marg M Neflin of Charleston West Virginia directed sharp criticism at teachers for reading snappy magazines and books. In a Hamilton County teachers institute talk she urged educators to foster an esthetic sense to instill love of good true and beautiful literature among pupils.
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Cincinnati
Former Yale quarterback Wm. Draper Savage dies at 38
Wm. Draper Savage a mining engineer from Crosby Minnesota and Yale quarterback in 1915 died yesterday in La Jolla California at age 38. He was noted for his college football prominence and later professional life in mining engineering.
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la Jolla
Cal
Wm. Draper Savage
Crosby, Minn
Yale
A View of Russia Its Human Side in Everyday Life
A study of Soviet life highlights human aspects beyond work including youth training, supervised play, and recreation. Scenes show tractor workers studying, a youth armed for physical training at Dynamo stadium, young communists at play, wedding registrations at Zags, a Moscow horse derby, and notable figures like Comrade Kossykev. Children visit Park of Culture and Rest while parents rest, with shop windows displaying jewelry and bric a brac despite modest incomes.
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Russia
Black Earth
Dynamo Stadium
Moscow
Comrade Kossykev
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Park of Culture
Bids Opened for 35 Miles State Road Jobs
Charleston August 31 Bids for the construction of 35.02 miles of highway and seven bridges were opened by the state road commission. The projects, eight funded with federal work relief aid, include Ruth Alum Creek road surfacing by Southern Oil and Tar Company of Louisville at 36928. Jackson county Evans Mason county ling grading and draining federal aid by Nelson Teer of Durham New York at 87451.55. Mason county Jackson Mason county line at Flatrock road grading and draining federal project by Pete C Minnotti.
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Charleston
State Road Commission
Kanawha County
Ruth-Alum Creek
Southern Oil and Tar Company
Louisville
Jackson County
Evans-Mason County
Nelson. Teer
Durham
N. Y
Mason
Jackson- Mason
Flatrock Road
Pete C
Minnotti
Wheeling Girl Appointed Mountain State Festival Princess
Miss Graham of Wheeling named by Congressman Bachmann to represent the First Congressional district as a princess at the Court of Queen Silvia II for the Third Annual Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins October 7 and 8. She is daughter of Mrs EB A Graham and a graduate of St Marys School and Junior College of Raleigh NC.
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Graham
Carl’g. Bachmann
Silvia II
Elkins
Miss Graham Isa
EB. A. Graham
Wheeling
St. Mary's School
Junior College
Raleigh
N. G
Federal and state bridge and road projects across counties
Construction firms like Hatfield Construction Company and Monty Brothers undertake widening surfacing grading and draining and steel superstructure bridge work across multiple counties. Projects include Roderfield Premier road concrete surfacing in McDowell and Blue Sulphur bridge steel spans in Cabell with federal support and precise bid totals ranging from about 5 324 to 144 550 dollars.
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Wetzel County
Hundred-Cottonwood
Paul
Horner Co
Clarksburg
Mason County
Flatrock
Jackson County
R. Giavina
Troy
Boone County
Monty Bros
Charleston
Cabell County
B. R. Mills
Greenbrier County
Compa
Pittsburgh
Logan County
Monty Brothers
McDowell County
Iaeger
R. W. Brown
Princeton
Wayne County
Beech Fork
T. T. ‘Thompson
Barboursville
Camp Creek
A.T. ‘Thompson
Rudy Vallee to pay wife big settlement
The Daily News reports Rudy Vallee has agreed to a $50,000 lump sum plus $1,000 monthly for life to Fay Webb, his wife of 13 months, with a half interest in their Beverly Hills estate. Vallee says he wants no public discussion and will return to New York soon after the Reno move.
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New York
The
Daily News
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Reno
Beverly Hills
Cal
Vallee
Ritchie Sees Party Sweep In Democratic Race
Albany Aug 31 Governor Albert C Ritchie of Maryland, visiting the executive mansion, becomes the seventh Roosevelt rival to meet him since the Chicago convention. Only Alfred E Smith James A Reed and William H Murray have not conferred since Roosevelt left Chicago. Ritchie, before boarding a New York train for Albany, was asked if he expected Smith to join the talks.
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Albany
Albert
Ritchie
Maryland
Roosevelt
Chicago
Alfred 5.Smith
U.S
Jas. A. Reed
Missouri
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
New York
New York City
Mr. Smith
Maryland Governor Hints at Roosevelt Support Amid Campaign Talk
During an Albany visit four term Maryland governor Ritchie suggested a Democratic sweep and predicted strong support for Gov Roosevelt in Maryland and nationwide. He planned speeches in the east and central Illinois while noting rural urban vote balance. The armory fire near the city caused heavy damage, with 10 000 rounds of ammunition ruined and uniforms destroyed as fire chiefs combated the blaze and crowds gathered.
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Smith
Maryland
Ritchie
Albany
Roosevelt
Fur
New York City
Central District
Illinois
Cows In Shade Produce Better Milk In Shade
A Texas dairyman, J. E. Foster, devised a portable umbrella shed to shade cows. He reports tests showing shaded cows yield richer milk with higher butterfat. The unit on four timbers moves with the sun to keep cows shaded all day. He observed night milking produced 1 percent less butter fat than morning milking after sun exposure.
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Houston
Tex
J. E. Foster
Foster
Firemen struggle as Armory fire rages in Baltimore
Baltimore records a major blaze at the fifth regiment armory where Woodrow Wilson was once nominated in 1912. Firefighters from fifty companies battled the four hour fire as ammunition detonations trapped crews, with estimated damage around $300,000 mainly to equipment and misforms.
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Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Woodrow Wilson
Washington Bowie, Jr
State Railway Trainmen Endorse 6 Hour Day Plan
Charleston August 31 resolutions from the state board of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen backed a six hour day for all labor to curb unemployment and urged federal and state regulation of bus and motor freight lines. The board also opposed changes to state primary laws and elected M. R. Herndon of Keyser as chairman J. R. Selvey of Princeton as vice chairman Pg Hinds of Huntington as secretary and S. L. Hundley of Wheeling as legislative representative.
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Charleston
Vida Hurst Divorce Reveals Torn Romance Tales
Vida Hurst once wrote of young love and romance. In a Reno divorce court she testified that cat G. Osterstrom, a Kansas City businessman, shattered her nerves and her daughter’s health by fault finding. She said she tried to find the happiness she wrote about but could not.
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Vida Hurst
Reno
Vide Hurst
Elist
Cat G. Osterstrom
Kansas City
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across And Down Clues
A scrambled OCR style list of across and down clues with mixed letters and stray phrases. Includes entries like international conflicts epochs simpleton medicinal plant and other misread fragments. The text appears as puzzle clue lines with corrupted spacing and extraneous characters.
Turmoil Over Theft Driver's Card and Misunderstandings
Washington reports a theft claim involving Dr. Herbert Feis papers, followed by a national alert that later proved unfounded as state officials clarified no departmental documents were in the car. The confusion coincided with heavy casualties in ongoing conflicts and a federal response amid a Quito battle. Assignment notices at a Methodist Protestant conference announced pastorates including Clarksburg district and B. L. Arnold.
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Washington
Herbert Feis
State Department
State Castle
Feis
Arnold
Spencer
Methodist Protestant State Conference
Clarksburg
Grafton
Revolt in Ecuador Declared Ended in Guayaquil
Four day uprising over presidential naming rights in Ecuador's Guayaquil ended with rebels surrendering. Government said control restored as federal forces expected to enter the city to reestablish order after days of intense fighting in Haymond Settlement and surrounding areas.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Harvey Tobias
Haymond Settlement
R C Board Buys Remlinger Barber Shop
R C Board has purchased the Remlinger barber shop in the Strand theatre building operating on a no chair basis for the present. He sold his shop near the corner of Main and B and O square to Mr Knotts who is retaining Board barbers with one exception.
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R. C. Board
Remlinger
Strand Theatre
Main and
B. & O. Square
Knotts
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John Kahl
Bowie
Campuchie
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Wilson
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Ution
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