Radio Programs and Local Disturbances Reported
NBC CBS and ABC network schedules span prime time with music variety, comedy and drama programs listed for 5:00 to 1:30 a.m. across WEAF WARC and WJZ lines. The item notes seven Negro suspects held in Dadeville Ala. after a disturbance near Reeltown left one man dead and several wounded, as authorities pursue additional suspects.
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Nbc-Weaf
Sherman Orchestra
the Hutchinson Family
Safety Soldiers
the Circle
Jane Froman
Kremlin Art Quintet
Vivienne Ruth
the Goldbergs
Orch
É& Cavaliers
the Eskimon
Leo Reisman
al Jolson
Adventurers’ Club
Lanny Ross
Anson Weeks
George Olsen
Ralph Kirbery
Don Bester
Sammy Watkins
Cbs-Warc
Bobby Benson
Captain Jack
Skippy
Lone Wolf
Irene Beasley
H. Stern
H.stern
Just Pilain Bill
Myrt and
Marge
Buck Rogers
Connie “Boswell
Edwin. C. Hui
William Hall
Morton Downey
Haly Aces
Columbia Revue
Myrt
Charlie Chan
Phil Spilling
Adventures In Health
Howard Thurston
Eddie and
Ralph
Otto Fassell
Shield
Mildred Bailey
Mrs. Nagsby
Lew White
Cab Calloway Orchestra
Gus van
Furst Orch
Dadeville
Ala
Reeltown
Star Theatre presents Mystery Drama The Black Camel
Iarlie Chan stars in the mystery drama The Black Camel at Star Theatre with a 7 30 p m show sponsored by Standard Oil Company of New York in New SeY City.
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Star Theatre
Iarlie Chan
Black Camel
Standard Oil Company OF
NEW Sey
Actress Arrested in Minneapolis Check Charge
Screen actress Mary Nolan formerly Imogene Wilson was arraigned in Newsporks on a fugitive charge. Authorities say she passed a worthless check in Minneapolis and left court with a bandamas as photographers recorded the scene.
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Mary Nolan
Imogene Wilson
Minneapolis
Santa Reads His Mail In Toyland Christmas Tale
Inga and Pinnoc chio the two Toyland dolls retrieve Santa's keys from a dwarf who redeems himself as a workman. Pinocchio frets he will be unwanted while Santa reads letters. elves fetch gifts for good children as toys rush to prepare for Christmas.
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Sigrid Arasmee
Inga
Pinnocchio
Santa
Pinocchio
Pinocchio Faces Mockery Before Change From Fairy Aid
Pinocchio endures mockery as his nose grows long and his uniform feels wrong. Inga is silenced by the scene. A benevolent fairy observes and vows to intervene, promising to fix his troubles and depart to begin the remedy.
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Inga
Emancipation and adolescent rebellion in youth
A youth named Emery rebels against liberal parental influences by joining an orthodox church at sixteen and adopting conservative stances. The essay examines emancipation as a path to maturity, noting the shift from parental love to affection for teachers, friends, and lovers, and parents’ resistance to this change.
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Emery
Emory
Death of Mrs. Sarah Wayland Recalls Knoxville Roots
George L. Egbert of The Grafton Sentinel notes the passing of his maternal grandmother Mrs. Sarah Catherine Wayland of Knoxville Tennessee aged over seventy. She survived by her husband two daughters Mrs H S Egbert and Miss Minnie Gross a son George Gross and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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George L. Egbert
Grafton Sentinel
Sarah Catherine Wayland
Knoxville, Tenn
Wayland
Extortionists Confined From Page One
Reports detail the murder of Roseendler, 29, a department store clerk, whose body was found in a sack under a bridge near Moline. A ransom note threatening $2000 appeared on Jacob Mark’s door in Rock Island as police investigate a possible link to a phone call hours earlier. The killer restrained her with a gag and rope, and authorities believe the slaying occurred on the bridge before the body was thrown onto the ice.
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Vances
Moline
Miss Roseendler
Miss Gendler
Here
oRck Island
Jacob Mark
Rock Island
Davenport
Iowa
Miss Endler
Endler
Bridge
Henry Beck
Beck
Guy A Leader York Egg Laying Contest winner week eleven
The Guy A Leader of York won first in the state Egg Laying Contest for the eleventh week ending December 16. The entry laid 62 eggs for a score of 62.85 points. Other top pens for the week include Welty Brothers of Short Creek and W. cees with 60 points 67 20.
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Curg
Guy A
York
Welty Brothers
Short Creek
W. Cees
Lawson Rites Saturday At 2
Funeral services for Mrs. John Lawson of West Boyd street will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday in Bartlett Funeral company's parlors on McGraw avenue. Rev. F. C. Herod of the First Baptist church will officiate, assisted by W. H. Ammold of the Salvation Army. Burial will be in Bluemont cemetery. Mrs. Lawson, resident of Grafton for two years, died at home Wednesday following an attack of pneumonia, aged 20.
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John Lawson
West Boyd Street
Bartlett Funeral Company
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