Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs Dec 12
Listing of radio programs for Monday December 12 in EST with a long sequence of musical acts, talks, sketches, and orchestras from 6:30 PM through 1:00 AM including Hutchinson Family, The Circle, Jane Froman, Ted Weems Orchestra, Kate Smith, and Lombardo Orchestra among others.
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Hutchinson
the Circle
Jane: Froman
Ray Knight
The
Goldbergs
Lawrence Tibbet
Gypsies
Whiteman’s Band
Morgan L. Eastman
National Radio-Forum
Skippy
Irene Beasley
Vaughn de Leath
Morton Downey
Whispering Jack Smith
Sam
Kate Smith
Fu Manchu
Russell Orchestra
Mills Bros
Paris
NBC WJZ Network Evening Radio Schedule
Radio listings detail NBC WJZ and WABC network programs from 5:30 PM to midnight with The Singing Lady Orphan Annie Del Lampe Orchestra Johnny Hart Hollywood and a lineup of acts including Groucho and Chico Marx Amos n Andy and Geo Olsen Chesterfield program and Boswell Sisters Shilkret orchestra music that satisfies.
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del Lampe
Johnny Hart
Hollywood
Lowell-Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Groucho
Chico Marx
Gus van
Red
Ramona
Charlie Hamp
Obio Fassell
Nat
Chesterfield Protlem
Wabc Network
Boswell Sisters
Shilkret
Card of Thanks for Mrs. C. L. Noble
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother Mrs. C. L. Noble. Special thanks to Rev. E. H. Waters and those who furnished cars for the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Minter and Family.
Toast To A Fellow To Never Know
Poem tribute by Edward Collins in the Gateway about bidding farewell to a future successor. It imagines passing wisdom and warmth to the next man who will take the place, hoping he understands the struggles and dreams, and ends with a toast to health and shared fate in the unknown realms of space.
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Edward Collins
Gateway
Bewitched Pools Help Inga and Pinocchio Drink Safe Water
Inga and Pinocchio become red foxes on a quest to the witch’s cave. They pass bewitched pools that would turn travelers to stone if they drank. The Fairy of the Woods arrives with a magic water supply, saving them and warning of danger if they drink from the bewitched water.
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Inga
Pinocchio
Toyland
West Virginia farmer proposes mortgage bonds plan
Former West Virginia official and agribusiness leader Silver outlines a plan to reorganize rural credit agencies and issue farm mortgage bonds at two percent interest plus amortization and insurance charges. He cites $10 to $14 billion in farm mortgage debt and says refinancing could lower costs. The proposal envisions private or mutual insurance backing to safeguard investors and ensure long-term debt liquidation.
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Gage Burden
West Virginia
Silver
Washington
Farm Bureau
Martinsburg
Elect Roosevelt
St. Louis
Land ‘Bank System
Suicide Ends Life Of City Savings President
Walter C. Davis aged 50, president of the City Savings and Loan Association of Colorado Springs, killed himself with a noose in a police cell after fleeing a $1,000,000 embezzlement charge. He had been pursued after his picture appeared in a detective story magazine.
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New York
Walter C. Davis
City Savings and Loan Association of
Colorado Springs
Colo
Davis
Detective Story
Poice
Film Stunt Pilot Hurt In Chair Fall
Tucson report states stunt pilot Robert Anderson working for option pictures fell from a chair during a stunt. He is in semi paralyzed condition from a dislocated vertebra in his neck after the fall.
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Tucson
Ariz
Robert Anderson
Option Pictures
Federal plan to expand Farm Loan System extensions
Hon period outlines policies that lapse when farmers settle obligations or upon their death. Insurance would settle unpaid portions. He notes no government subsidy is needed as the Federal Farm Loan System has capital for a two billion dollar business. Additional authorization and possible capital would support refinancing by loan banks, repaid promptly. Federal and joint stock land banks could handle duties if land appraisals and refinancing are provided by law.
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Silver
Premier Herriot proposes reservations to pay debt
Premier Herriot told the chamber of deputies the government will pay the $20,000,000 debt installment due the United States next Thursday with reservations. The German post office has begun a delivery service for department stores alongside its regular postal work.
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Chamber of Deputies
United States
Teaching children order through self discipline
Advice to parents on handling a child who loses clothes and school items. Do not replace items immediately. let the child feel the pinch, miss lunch or endure tardiness to learn responsibility. Provide accessible storage, model orderliness, and avoid constant nagging to encourage putting belongings in a fixed place.
Carnival Boat and Too Busy To Work at Opera House
Bill Boyd stars in Carnival Boat an adventure romance set among big trees and high sierras with Ginger Beers as his love interest. Manager Brinkman promotes nightly shows amid log jams dynamite blasts and a dramatic climax. Also showing Too Busy To Work at the Strand Theatre with Marian Nixon and others in a brisk modern comedy.
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Bill Boyd
Athetic
Action
Brinkman
Opera House
REO Pathe
High Sierras
California
Boyd
Ginger Beers
Bill
Rogers Scores Hit As Tramp In Too Busy To Work
Will Rogers delivers a humorous performance as a whimsical tramp in the Fox production Too Busy To Work. The screen outing marks a standout departure in his star persona with light, lively gags and Rogers’ distinctive delivery.
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Rogers
Will Rogers
Fox
Rogers Triumph in Too Busy To Work at Strand Theatre
Will Rogers stars in Too Busy To Work at Strand Theatre where he plays a wandering vagabond in a whirlwind of comic adventures. He searches the country for his wife and daughter while the plot offers his known whimsy and wit amid lighthearted escapades.
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Will Rogers
Ron Triumph
Fox
Strand Theatre
Parkview man E A Robinson dies after long illness
E A Robinson 55, pottery craftsman, dies at home in Parkview after a long illness. Funeral service will be held at his late home Tuesday at 4 00 pm with burial at Drain Cemetery. W Nold of the Salvation Army will officiate. He is survived by his wife Hoadelli Robinson and children Teddy Guy Beulah George and four others. Siblings include Okey Fairmont El James and Clell Philippa Leach Arden and two sisters Ella Bender Maryland Nellie Knight Fairmont.
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E. A. Robinson
Pottery Cr
Parkview
Park View
Drain Cemetery
W. Nold
Salvation “Army
Mr. Robinson
Sarah
Glasscock
Robin
Hoabelli Robinson
Teddy
Guy
Beula
Maxwell Named Head of Appeals in State Supreme Court
Charleston Dec 12 Judge Haymond Maxwell of Clarksburg was elected president of the state supreme court of appeals today, succeeding Judge John Hatcher of Beckley.
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Maxwell
Charleston
Haymond Maxwell
Clarksburg
State Supreme Court of Appeals
John Hatcher
Beckley
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Cbs-Warc
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WJZ
Marx Bros
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
R. L. Minter
Narmat R.bechtel
Michael G. Croskey
Philadelphia
Associated Pr
Ininy
Publishers Auxiliary
Santa Magic Bottlen
Pinocch
Pemier Herriot
Marian Nixon
Dickell
Frederick Burton
C Romanoff
Douglas Cosgrove
Hanlon
Charles Middleton
Louise Beavers
John G. Blystone
Mi Ni
Parkvien
Robinson
Scorchy Smith
Mr.carson
Scorcay Smith
Montana
Rodri Wor
Flynn
Jan
Thrattler
Nevada
Los Angeles
Chun
Sairon
John ¢. Terr
Ler Rodrigue
Angeles
Meel
Diana Dane
Marittz
POP Flowers
Billadian
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