Vallee Keeps Ameche Post In Radio Shift
New York December 1 radio note states Rudy Vallee will continue as master of ceremonies during Don Ameche's extended absence. Ameche tours South America with his wife while Vallee holds the chair, with broadcasts switching to highlights from Kansas City salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ameche
Charle McCarthy
Rudy Vallee
Umtil
Don
Kankekee
Hal Stella
al Bergner
WJZ
NBC
Petey Scallo
Allis Stolz
Europe
MBS
Nbcweaf
WEAF
Lucile Manners
Geor Jessel
Guy Lombardo
WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
WJB
Model contests marriage clause suit in New York
Lucille Wilds, a top fashion model, sues Wes America to break a non marriage clause in her contract. She argues paying $10,000 is too high a price to obtain the privilege of marrying. The suit seeks removal of the penalty for breaking the clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lucille Wilds
New York City
Benny Venuta Presents Saturday Broadcasts Series
A listing of Saturday radio programs features Navy football at 1 15, Eastman Symphony at noon, Kaltenmeyer kindergarten at 6, Ohio State University Choir at 5, and the Metropolitan Opera opening with Die Meistersinger at 6 30. Include Four H club at 1 25 and Renfrew of the Mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Venuta
Navy
WEAF
NBC
CBS
MBS
Europe
Metropolitan Opera
Radio Schedule Highlights From WO Central West Virginia
A 24 hour grid lists WMMN and KDKA programs including NBC and CBS shows. Highlights cover news, music, and variety acts with entertainers like Edwin C. Hill, Lowell Thomas, Fred Waring, Eddie Cantor, and Gene Krupa, plus boxing at Madison Square Garden and a parade of orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Jack Armstrong Mbs
Ancele Don
Children Pro
KDKA
Rhythm Makers
Sam
CBS
Scattergood Baines
Tom Mir
International News
Torch of Progress
Edwin C. Hill
Your
Alo
Scas—Lum & Abner
MBS
Amato Guariglia
Edka
Inside of Sports
Kate Smith
Col Steppnagle
Tts
Geo
WMMN
Mus
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Madison Square Garden
Tin Pan Alley
Griff William
Ray Pearl
Paul Sullivan
Romeo Unable to Woo Juliet on Long Island Balcony
New York December 1. Detained Romeo Lowther 3rd fails to scale the Herrick summer hideaway as Eileen Herrick declines to elope. Parents had a habeas corpus case to let him court, a ten day truce expired last Saturday with no meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eileen
Juliet) Herrick
George
Romeo) Lowther
Herrick
Long Island
Lady Fair
Romeo
Lowther
President weighs defense funding and trade policy amid Senate opposition
President Roosevelt considers whether to finance emergency defense by taxes or borrowing as war in Europe expands. Administration seeks to push trade treaty extension while avoiding domestic issues, hoping to keep foreign policy support from senators who back neutrality revision yet differ on domestic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Europe
Purchase set for Charleston post office site
Charles M. Love announced authorization to buy the site for 431347 dollars for Charleston's proposed 975000 dollar post office. Confirmation depends on improvements by one owner Lulu D Bowyer, among seven owners involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Charles M. Love
L. C
Lulu D. Bowyer
Enrollments Rise in Taylor County Red Cross Drive
Taylor County American Red Cross roll call ends with many new members listed for public release. Donors include Grafton Feed and Storage, Central School, and numerous individuals such as Harry White, Paul Malone, and Elizabeth Cummins Jackson chapter of the D.A.R. The expanded roll suggests broad community support and a substantial fundraising effort.
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Taylor County
The
American Red Cross
Lila Love
Roll Call
Grafton Feed and Storage Company
R. D. Emrick
Ray C. Cole
Minte Lambert
Goldin Bartlett
Delbert Hoffman
Nellie Collums
Kenneth Ayatt
Central School
Harry
Evelyn Welch
Ina Warder
Mattie Jaco
Maxine Snyder
Joseph Reed
Geneva Hilkey
Florence White
Ella Barber
S. W. McCartney
J.C. Fawcett
J. W. Evans
Mary Watkins
W. A
E. O. Waugh
Lynn Faulkner
G. R. Lilly
C. F. Schroeder
F. A. Kincaid
Martin Pendergast
H. D. Felton
Aliie M. Chamberlain
Rev. F. J. Turvander
T. W. Hetronimus
J. B. Leamon
J. B. Kimmel
A. E. Shanabarger
W. R. Williams
T. W. Heironimus
Blair Mugler
Karl Glenn
Grace Whitscarver
William O'Brien
C. Collins
Ralph Poling
C. Richman
Belle D. van Kirk
Elizabeth Cockrell
Paul Malone
C. R. Knight
Frank Lambert
C. C. Batson
Francis M. Bennett
Ivan Stephen
Margaret Moran
G. J. Finley
Fred D. Robinson
ST. W. McDowell
Calvin Vandergrift
Arthur Shingleton
Charles Hoffman
J. A. Keller
James A. Whelan
Anna Smallwood
W. M. Cockrell
G. W. Foster
A. W. Foster
Anna Nuzum
Gladys Hickman
George White
Frank Westcott
J. Murphy
Homer Shaffer
C. W. Carlyle
G. D. Vogel
F. S. Suddarth
Howard Hofner
F. Casseday
D. B. Brown
C. J. Gilbert
H. ©. Compton, Jr
H. C. Compton
Nell Fahey
Rev. Okey W. Grow
Emma Marker
W. J. Curry
Clyde G. Turner
Sally Bunner
Gene W. Ford
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
D.A.R
Mary Scranage
Paul E. Malone
Earl Henderson
Pearl Whitescarver
Eleanor Styers
Fanny Holden
H. F. Church
Russians Fire Into Helsinki as Finland Feels War Threat
Russian planes continued attacks across Helsinki and Finnish towns, killing at least 40 and burning settlements near the Arctic frontier. Red troops crossed into Finland along the frontier, seizing Seiskari island and shelling Viipuri and other coastal cities amid stalled negotiations and a Moscow pledge of annihilation if Helsinki resists Soviet demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Ones
Helsinki
Finland
Arctic
Jes
Red
Red Fleet
Seiskari
Gulf of Finland
Viipuri
Viborg
Russia
Moscow
First Lady Attends Hearings Lunch With Executives
Mrs Roosevelt attended hearings and joined the group for lunch at the executive mansion during noon recess. Chairman Dies doubted her ability to offer valuable information on subversive activities. Kenneth Hinckley and Joseph Cadden, linked to the American Young Communist League, testified, while Mrs Roosevelt said Hinckley and Cadden were not Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Mansion
Dies
Beddie
Starnes
Als
Tex
New York
Roosevelt
American Young Cong
Cott
Kenneth
William Hinckley
Congress
New Store Ready For Opening In Graf ton
A new store will handle 12 national used appliances and other merchandise. A blanket event features blankets from Philippi Woolen Mills offered on opening day. The building across from the former store in the Masonic temple will improve downtown Graf ton. Evans Moving Stock relocates Evans Hardware from 63 West Main to a new Y M C A building location. A crane from West Penn aids moving a heavy safe. Sheriff Herbert Evans says the consolidated store will carry a large hardware stock in northern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippi
Grafton
Masonic Temple
Evans
Evans Hardware Company
Y.M.C. A
West Main Street
West Penn
West Virginia
Herbert Evans
Fanatic Cuts Describe Grim Self Mutilation Incident
A Hill youth recounts his experience of a drastic self mutilation act on the chopping block, saying pain faded as he believed he followed the word of the Lord. He describes chopping off his right hand, carrying it inside, calling neighbors, and weakening from loss of blood as physicians note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pring Hill
Snyder
Eovaiil
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Vallee
Ameche
M. C
4BC
Erick
Wes
Lowell Thomas
S:vo
Fred Waring
Amos N’ Andy
Wmmn International News
Mbs—Musicale
Waverly Root
Ite
Radio Tube
RCA
Favish
Ieilhee
Nthela
Chesterfield
Frank Fuller
Bendix
Liccirrra
Myvi
Ims Tobacco Co
Morrison's
C. J. Morriso
Juliet
Her
RED Cross
W.E. Hardin
J. H. Flanigan
Charles W. Steel
J. F. Fordyce
Earl Waller
Edna Vince
Melvin Newton
Joseph W. Fordyce
May Batson
A. E. Swisher
W. H. Courtney
J. A. Newcome
George Rendle
Ray Keener
Walter Godwin
Frank Ross
Helen Gerkin
Harry Baker
Wallace N. Henderson
W. E. Brown
C. R. Lawson
R. M. Parrish
C. H. Estep
A. B. Knabenshue
Sethler Furniture Company
George Favish
J. M. Riffee
H. Flanagan
Fort Pitt
C. G. Turner
O. R. Thomas
W. H. Grow
Bartlett G.brown
United States Legation
Kremlin
Erskko
Aimo K. Calander
Vaino Tanner
E Jas Erkko
Calander
United States
Wisire
Erkko
Germany
Stockholm
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