Radio Schedule Highlights From December 7 Broadcasts
NBC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WJZ networks present a full evening slate of programs from 5:45 pm to 12:30 am. Featured acts include Jane Froman's Band, The Shadow drama, Kate Smith songs, Guy Lombardo Orchestra, Bing Crosby? (implied), and Sherlock Holmes adventures among others.
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Nbc-Weaf
Safety Soldiers
the Circle
Jane Froman
Ray Knight
Jones & Hare
The
Goldbergs
Shadow
Irene Taylor
Jack eDnny
Cole
NBC Artists
Nellie Revell
Anson ‘Weeks
Ralph Kirberg
Vincent Lopez
Mark Fisher
Cbs-Wabc
Lone Wolf
Vaughn de Leath
Geo, Hall Orchestra
Connie Boswell
Plain Bill
Myrt and
Marge
Buck Harris
Angelo Patri
Whispering Jack Smith
Sam
Kate Smith
Lambert & Hillput
Guy Lombardo
Crime Club
Ruth Etting
Charles Carlile
Eddie Duchin
Barlow Symphony
Isham Jones
Redman
Leon Belasco
NBC
WJZ
del Lamp
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Jack Dennis
Ted Reese
Charlie Hamp
Sherlock"Holmes
Andy. Sannella
Mildred Bailey
Pickens Sisters
Sodero
Cab Calloway Orchestra
Ted Weems
Tonight at Five Star Theatre Fannie Hurst Show
At 7 30 P M the Five Star Theatre presents Fannie Hurst and Her Story God Made Little Apples sponsored by Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The event promises dramatic reading and storytelling in a charity style program.
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Fannie. Hurst
Standard, Oil Company OF
New Jersey
JOBLESS MARCH AT CITY HALL PROTESTS
New York demonstrators marching for unemployment insurance and winter relief crowded streets around city hall as police held back crowds. In Detroit, prosecutor Harry S. Toy announced arrests tied to a arson plot concerning the June burning of two steamers at their Ecorse harbor, naming veteran shipper Captain William Nicholson among those detained.
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New York
Detroit
Harry S. Toy
William Nicholson
Great Lakes
Marson
Ecorse
Beware the Cough or Cold that Haunts On
An advertisement touts Creomtlaion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds, claiming it soothes inflamed membranes, stops irritation, and fights germs in the blood. It promises relief with directions followed and money refunded if not relieved, urging readers to ask their druggist.
Talks to Parents By Alice Judson Peale
A mother handles a fussy year old infant by stopping coercive feeding. She calmly eats, lets the child play, and repeats the method over days. The tactic ends the food refusal and builds a healthy appetite, suggesting mothers should avoid forcing meals.
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Alice Judson Peale
General Su Ping Wen Flees Into Siberia
Japanese headquarters confirmed rebel Chinese general Su Ping-Wen fled into Siberia with 1,000 men as a snowstorm halted the Japanese advance. The storm stopped near Yakeshi, 45 miles east of Hailar in Manchuria.
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Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Su Ping-Wen
Siberia
Yakeshi
Hailar
Little Prospect Seen For New Banking Laws
Washington December 7 The House Banking Committee chairman Steagall doubts banking legislation of consequence will pass this session President Hoover proposed reform but time for appropriation bills pushes any action to a special session likely not before May or later Elkhorn Wisconsin December 6 Max Clohon farmer resists mortgage foreclosure with a gun battle as 20 deputy sheriffs try to serve papers surrendering after a prolonged exchange Sheriff James Mason says officers fired over 900 rounds including rifles and machine guns at his home
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Washington
Steagill
House Banking Committee
Congress
Hoover
Steagall
Alabama Democrat
Suare
Elkhorn
Wis
Max Clohon
James Mason
Faithless at Strand Theatre Stars Bankhead and Montgomery
Tallulah Bankhead and Robert Montgomery co star in Faithless at the Strand Theatre today and Thursday. The drama of the idle rich follows two young fortunes facing economic adversity with a romantic twist and a strong supporting cast led by Hugh Herbert and Louise Closser Hale.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Robert Montgomery
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Montgomery
Marion Davies
Norma Shearer
Greta Garbo
Joan Crawford
Miss Bankhead
Hugh Herbert
Maurice Murphy
Louise Closser Hale
Anna Appel
Lawrence Grant
Henry Kolker
Harry Beaumont
Adrian
New York
Florida
Cedric Gibbons
Birds of Paradise at Opera House and other notes
The Opera House screens The Bird of Paradise with Dolores Del Rio and Joe McCrea in Hawaii shot romance, praised for its native feast and volcanic action. Also noted is Thirteen Women starring Irene Dunne and Ricardo Cortez, plus circus performers from Berlin to South America and a bankruptcy filing by Adolph Bihler in Moundsville listing back alimony and debts.
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Opera House
Irene Dunne
Ricardo Cortez
Clayton’ Behee
Eddie Viera
Krone
Berlin
Germany
Teddy Mangean
Problones Circus
Cubs
South America
Eddie DeComa
Buster Bart
Richard Walton Tully
Oper House
Dolores del Rio
Lugnn
Leonore Ulric
Joe McCrea
Constance Bennett
Hawaii
Tropics
King Vidor
Dalores
McCrea
Wheeling
Adolph Gustave Bihler
Moundsville
Papehanger
Hazel Bihler
Pittsburgh
Farmer Loses Mortgage After Four Year Siege in Wisconsin
Elkhorn Wisconsin December seven sheriff with twenty deputies surrounded the Cichon farm to effect foreclosure. Max Cichon his wife and two children Virg inia age ten Max age five sheltered in the home as machine guns and barbed wire entanglements faced the law. Dawn brought surrender after a prolonged barrage and the family emerged unharmed. The siege ended with the Cichons in Walworth County jail and the four year legal battle concluded.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Cichon
Max Cichon
Walworth
James Mason
Dichon
Virginia
Law
Mason
Cichron
Sheriff Mason
Plane wreck victim Catherine Selts recovered in Lake Erie
Detroit December 6 The body of Catherine Selts age 20 was recovered from the wreckage of a plane that crashed in Lake Erie Saturday. She was part of a two person party aboard the aircraft.
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Detroit
Dev
Catherine Selts
Lake Erie
Mining Meet Opens in Charleston WV
Coal miners and mining engineers convened in Charleston for the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute annual conference. About 100 attended the opening session to hear Ellsworth H. Schriver of Raleigh Coal and Coke Co. report as institute president. Sessions continue tomorrow. Also note Greenville NC market sold over thirty million pounds of tobacco this year.
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Harleston
Coal Alors and Minin Engineers of
West Virginia
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Willontinue
Ellsworth H. Shriver
Raleigh Coal and Coke Company
Greenville, N.C
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Montana
Governor Dern
Utah
Owen D. Young
Newton D. Baker
Associated Press
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Wabc Network
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Tommy Thompson
Pueblo, Golo
Nowihe
Art Ps
Baby
SU Ping Wen
Tallulah Bankhead Co- Starred
Strand Theatre
Mildred Cram
RKO Radio Pictures
Robert Montgonmeryuotalbulah Bankhead
Max, Jr
Scorchy Smith
Scor
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Dooley
POP Flowers
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