First Lady Mrs. Roosevelt speaks to Arthurdale students
Reedsville reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt visited the Arthurdale homestead. She spoke briefly about the students' futures after sharing breakfast with Patty Work and meeting Glenn Work. The first lady conducted a routine inspection and chatted with homestead residents.
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Reedsville
Patty” Work
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Arthurdale Homestead
Patty
Glenn Work
Argettaville
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives and Leaves After Short Washington Stop
Mrs Roosevelt arrived yesterday and spoke briefly on arrival before spending a few hours in Washington and returning to the capital last night. She characterized her trips as many and said she would soon resume duties.
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Mrs.Roosevelt
Washington
Dam visitors persist despite bad weather at Ty garts flood dam
War department bulletins show Taylor county's Ty garts flood control dam drawing crowds over 1000 weekly while two weeks of inclement weather fail to deter tours. Last week 1,513 visitors toured the structure, with the prior week near 800 and the peak interest level continuing as completion advances.
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Taylor County
Tygarts
War Department
When the West Was Really Wild by Arizona Bill
The second feature in a series by Arizona Bill recounts thrilling western tales, part of the December 13 issue of the American Weekly bundled with the Baltimore American. On sale at newsstands.
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Arizona Bill
The
American Weekly
Baltimore American
Radio Schedule Highlights For Evening Broadcasts
Radio listings show WMMN NBC CBS and other stations airing programs from 6:00 to 8:30 P.M. including news, drama, organ performances, sports, and musical variety. Notable acts include Johnson Family sketch, Elsie Thompson organ, Ruth Lyon soprano, and Guy Lombardo's Orchestra with multiple stations carrying musical and comedy segments.
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NBC
Juan Hernandez
The
Southernaires
CBS
Patti Chapin
KMOX
Jack Armstrong
WLW
Johnson
WSM
Beasley Smith
Trou
WMMN
Eloise Thompson
Ruth Lyon
Eddie Dooley
SBS
Elsie Thompson
WCPO
Bob Newhall
KDKA
Lowell Thomas
Peter Riccardi
Amos
Andy
WJZ
Franklyn MacCormack
Jack Patton
Billy Mills
Orch
WGN
Jack Little
Wcpoo
WLM
Ted Husing
W3z
Vee Lawnhurst
Charioteers
Sum
Abner
Tom, Dick and
Harry
WCKY
Terri Franconi
Boake Carter
Pleasant Valley
WTAM
Landt
White
Lewis
Stasia
Donnelly Bros
Radio Network Evening Orchestra Listings Display
A dense schedule of radio programs and orchestras from multiple stations including WSM WMMN WJZ WLAC NBC CBS and WGN. It lists performances by Frankisins Sc Franciscan s Orchestra Max Mehl Bing Crosby s Orchestra Xavier Cugat and Ozzie Nelson among others with times from 8:45 PM to Midnight and later.
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WMMN
WJZ
Boston Symphony Orches
WLAC
WSM
Max Mehl
Major Bowes
NBC
Lanny Ross
Rose Graham
Sam Hin
Dean
Helen Jepson
Snd Modern Choir
al Gor
WPO
WSAL
Canwest Hall
WGN
WCPO
WSAI
Orches
Wlw—Music Hall
Bing Crosby
Bradford
Wire—Mountain Rangers
Leo Belasco
Kay Kyser
U. P. News
Dr. Karr
CBS
March of Time
KDKA
Metropolitan Moods
Freddie Martin
Eddie Duchin
Ray Noble
WFBM
NBS
Xavier Cugat
Geo. Olsen
KMOX
Frances Laux
WCKY
WLW
Ozzie Nelson
Kdka—Shandor
Wave—Bon Bernie
Scott's Scrapbook notes Siberia as coldest spot
R J Scott reports that the coldest place on earth is in Siberia at Cimeron where temperatures reach 90 degrees below zero. The remark highlights extreme weather conditions observed in that region.
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Earth
Siberia
Cimeron
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