Radio Listings Highlight Evening Network Programs
Daily schedules show NEC-WEAST network lineup with The Hutchinson Family and Circle programs at 5:30 to 6:30 PM, plus multiple broadcasts on CBS-WABC and NBC-WJZ including Skippy Lone Weil Irene Beasley and Torches of variety acts, ending with Natl Light Opera and Dance Hour into late night.
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Nec-Wear Network
Hutchinson
Cbs-Wabc
Skippy
Lone Weil
Irene Beasley
Reis and Dunn
Vaughn de Leath
Bill
Myrt and
Marge
Three Sisters
Sam
Kate Smith
Russell Orchestra
Mills Bros
Paris
Charles Carlile
Isham Jones
Barlow
Lombardo
Eddie Duchin
Navarro
NBC
WJZ
DeForest Orchestra
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Gus van
Ramona
Charlie Hamp
Wilfred Glenn
Mildred Bailey
Rollickkers Quartet
Nat'l Light Opera
Geo, Olsen’s Orchestra
la Diamond Orchestra
Paroled Ex-Inmate Linked to Double Slayings
Charles Rollins and his brother George, once indicted in two killings, are released by Massachusetts Governor Joseph B Ely after 14 years in prison. From a cash register sting, a police officer tried the front door and left as robbers herded the manager and four clerks into the cellar. One captive escaped through a cellar window to seek police half an hour after the robbers fled.
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Charles Rollins
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Rollins
George
Associated Press
Sentinel debuts weekly stamp feature by Quinion James
Editor notes a new weekly stamp collecting feature airing Mondays. The piece discusses Mussolini’s effigy appearing on Italian stamps issued for the Fascist Decennial, including two horseback images and sixteen ordinary mail stamps from five centesimi to five lire, plus two special delivery and two airmail stamps showing action scenes.
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the Sentinel Today
Quinion James
Musolini
Fascist era stamps and Hindenburg portraits update
The article reviews Fascist stamp issues covering religion, Italians abroad, and the Poseist exhibition with five-lire stamps priced at 7.50 lire, 2.50 for charity, valid through December 31, 1933. It also notes new German portraits of Von Hindenburg on the Presidentmarken stamps for his birthday, with various denominations and color schemes, and mentions balloon ascent recalls and a King Albert science fund anniversary on November 26.
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von Hindenburg
von Hendenbure
Gasmany
Fice
Albert
National Fund For Scientific Research
Tate to Parents by Alice Judson Peale
A guide for parents on how a new baby brother affects a girl. It explains that girls may feel secondary when a boy is born and urges fathers to celebrate their daughters to ease the older child’s adjustment. Emphasizes avoiding references that imply female inferiority and praising the daughter.
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Tate
Alice Judson Peale
Sumnick Farm Plans White House Visit With Roosevelts
Waterloo Nebraska farmer Gus Sumnick and his large family, all college graduates, plan a summer trip to Washington after planting. The visit would follow a White House dinner in which President Roosevelt invited the family, with Gus eager to share farm issues and ideas in plain talk.
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Waterloo
Neb
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sumnick Farm
Washington
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Roosevelt
Gus Sumnick
Gus
Mother
Helen
Marie
Kathryn
Rose
Hazel
William
John
Leo
Francis
Jack
White House
Nebraska
Sumnick
Rosie
Pine
Roosevelts
Gemany
Sumnicks
Waterloo High School
Germany
Gus Summick
Mrs. Sumnick
Mr. Roosevelt
Newlywed Janet Sheppard to William T Graves in NY
Washington announced the marriage of Janet Sheppard daughter of Senator Mrs Morris Sheppard of Texas to William T Graves of Rye New York. Both graduates of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Associated Press photo.
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New York
Janet Sheppard
Morris ‘Sheppard
Texas
William’t. Graves
Rye
N.Y
Washington
American Academy of Dramatic Art
Associated Press
Hoover's Camp in Va Closed by Hoover Family
Washington reports Mrs. Hoover closed Rapidan Camp in Virginia transferring it to Shenandoah National Park. The estate cost about 15000 with 20000 in improvements. Camp served as home for illnesses and recuperation for Hoover family among many notable guests and political figures.
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Hoover's Camp
Washington
Virginia
Hoover
Hoovers
White House
Allan
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Herbert Hoover
Ramsay-MacDonald
Ishbel
Mac
Coal tariff protest sent to Hoover by United Mine Workers
Washington dispatch reports a protest against the treasury ruling that coal imported from Canada Britain and Germany is not subject to tariffs. Ellis Searles signs for the United Mine Workers urging reconsideration, arguing the ruling worsens conditions for 700000 U.S. coal miners and families amid widespread unemployment and company bankruptcies. The text notes a $2.00 per ton tariff levy on imported coal.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
Hoover
United ‘Made’ Workers of America
Ellis Searles
United States
Mother Jones Will Probate For Labor Hero at 108
The will of Mary Jones known as Mother Jones was admitted to probate. A famed labor heroine who helped miners organize across several states died in Haattaville, N C last December at age 108. Her estate, once $10 000, shrank to $2 000 and was left to John Fitzpatrick and Edwars Nockles of the Chicago Federation of Labor who plan a monument at her grave in Mt Olive, Til.
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Chicago
Mary Jones
Jones
Tim=els
Haattaville
N. C
John Fitzpatrick
Edwars . Nockles
Chicago Federation of Labor
Mt Olive
Til
Treasury tax ruling on imported coal relief act context
A fragmented excerpt notes the act of 1932 intended relief but states the treasury rules that the tax does not apply to imported coal, reflecting ongoing relief measure discussions and regulatory interpretation amid economic strain.
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Enue
Treasury
Scorched Happenings Near Se Island Report
Unclear OCR text describes events near Se Island with names like Storey and Rosa Dae, referencing a police matter and an arrest at a camp. Fragmentary details mention a person named Tee lly and others, with no clear dates or outcomes.
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Carson
Tha
Sanilal
Conpals Storey
Rosa Dae
Helen Treed
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