Evening Radio Schedule Snapshot From January Listings
A dense radio program listing outlines January 5 schedules across CBS and NBC networks. It lists multiple hour by hour acts including Jane Froman, Rudy Vallee, Jack Benny, Kate Smith, Ruth Etting, Mills Bros, and the Duke Ellington era dance hours, with performances and sketch shows across CBS WABC and NBC WJZ networks.
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Jane Froman
Ray Knight
C. Robinson
Rudy Vallee
Jack Pearl
Don Bester
Jack Denny
Calloway Orchestra
Hollywood
Cbs-Wabc
Don Lang LH. V. Kaltenborn
Stern’s Orchestra
Just Plain Bill
Myrt and
Marge
Buck Rogers
Wandering Boy
Boswell Sisters
Jack Benny
Kate Smith
Abe Lyman Orchestra
Ruth Etting
Mills Bros
Col. & Budd
Aborn Opera Co
Pollack Orchestra
Edwin C. Hill
Chas. Carlile
Barlow Symphony
Isham Jones
Duchin Orchestra
Dance Orchestra
Writ Sought To Compel Recount Acceptance In Sheriff Race
A mandamus petition was filed in the Supreme Court by W. L. Morrison Democrat to require Barbour county court to recognize a recount result showing his victory over A. M. T. Republican for sheriff. The court had rejected the recount amid claims ballots were tampered with. The case was scheduled for January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Supreme Court
W. L. Morrison
Barbour
Dyer
Couple Found Dead After Wedding Night Shooting
In Canton a groom and his bride of a day were found shot to death in a hotel room. Anthony Ricardo Mino, 22, and Beatrice Rita Mastersoon, 20, both of Cleveland, were killed by the groom's revolver, police said.
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Canton
Anthony Ricardo Mino
Beatrice Rita Mastersoon
Cleveland
Reaction After Effort Lets Children Unload After Tasks
The piece argues that after school work children need release to expend pent energy. Fatigue reduces control, causing restlessness and mischief, while proper handling allows them to recover by brief, vigorous play. Immediate opportunity to react fixes the cycle and supports better behavior next tasks.
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Gren
Deng
Stagg Rallies From Attack of Influenza
New York January 5 Amios Alonzo Stage retired football coach of the University of Chicago, age unknown, rallied from influenza and bronchial pneumonia. Doctors described him as having the constitution of a thirty year old and unlikely to retire soon, stating he may coach football for many more years.
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New York
Amios Alonzo Stage
University of Chica
Stagg
Max Rohde
Rodanthe Observes Old Christmas Day Celebration
In Rodanthe North and South, residents mark Old Christmas on January 5 with traditions dating back generations. Santa visited last night, stockings and trees are set aside as the community keeps the 12th night custom, observed here long before mainstream Christmas customs.
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Rodanthe
Santa Claus
South
Banks
Christ
Ex-Officer 15 Held In Death Bandmaster Case
Chicago, Jan 5. A former police officer was held for further examination in the death of bandmaster Edwin Schildhauer. His widow fainted eight times during police questioning. Schildhauer disappeared December 10 and was later found shot on a city street. Insurance policies totaling $40,000 named his widow, who testified amid conflicting stories. A pistol found in the officer’s room bore a note claiming the husband was killed over love for the widow. The police captain said new evidence emerged from testimonies and the suspect’s statements.
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Chicago
Edwin Schildhauer
John P. Stege
Veto Seen for Philippine Bill
President Hoover awaited a War Department recommendation on the Philippine Independence bill after Secretary Hurley left the White House with a copy of the measure. The move signaled an unfavourable action likely, as Hoover prepared to review the report.
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Washington
Hoover
Hurley
White House
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Solution From Yesterday
Puzzle appears jumbled with many misread words but lists Across and Down clues and numbers. It references a 34 puzzle with numerous entries including epic poem punishment and various wordplay hints, though several fragments are garbled.
GE Says It Won't Surrender Securities in Insull Case
New York January 5 Gerard Swope president of General Electric refused to hand over to the receiver for Insull Utilities Companies securities held as collateral for a 500000 loan to Insull Investments The loan formed part of a 2 million financing to Insull outfits and was the last Samuel Insull negotiated before receivership Swope denied any aim to gain control of Insull Investments while counsel pressed the question Tobacco speculators are known in Kentucky trade as pin Sockers.
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New York
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Insuil Utilities
General Electric
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Insull
Samuel Insull
Lewis F. Jacobson
Jacobson
Hléc
Tric
Swope
Kentucky
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
A brief medical note outlines remedies including Calotabs as a nighttime dose with milk or water. It mentions that Calotabs are sold in packages at drug stores and emphasizes avoiding unpleasant effects from alternative laxative or expectorant options.
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Tairh
Independence Debate Echoes on Islands Freedom Bill
The measure improved since committee, yet opposition remains. The bill on the President's desk would grant the islands freedom after ten years as a compromise between Senate and House. Hoover has not signaled change, stressing independence must precede political self-government.
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Senate
House
Sachin
Hurley
Phillipine
Hoove
Byrd offers to renounce navy status over Legion tactics
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Byrd proposed relinquishing his naval status and retirement pay if the American Legion would modify its stance on veterans compensation. Senator Robinson of Indiana urged Byrd to forfeit the annuity, arguing Byrd’s leadership of the National Economy League supports large veterans expenditure cuts. Robinson noted Byrd’s service history as the Senate’s record stands.
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Washington, Jar. G
Byrds
American Legion
Robinson
Indiana
Indianan
Byrd
National Economy League
Joint Congressional Committee
Senate
Congress
Joint Committee
McDuffie D
Ala
Admiral Byrd
McDuffie
Sleeman Saves State Five Dollars for Clergyman
In Annapolis on January 5, Jonathan Sleeman of Alleghany County slipped a five dollar bill into the Maryland state treasury as the opening prayer offering. Normally a clergyman is selected for the prayer at the general assembly, but chief clerk Albert Alimany asked Sleeman to give the invocation.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Albert Alimany
Jonathan Sleeman
Alleghany County
Milwaukee selects Ruth Peterson for national All American bid
Milwaukee's 19 year old Ruth Peterson is the local candidate in a national All American competition sponsored by the National Collegiate Association. She has studied and appeared on stage in London. Associated Press Photo.
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Ruth Peterson
Milwaukee
National Collegiate Association
London
Associated Press
Mob Threat Abrupts Iowa Farm Foreclosure Sale
In LeMars Iowa on January 5 a mob threatened to lynch and seize a mortgage official during a foreclosure bid by Hebert S. Martin for John Ja. Johnson farm at 30 000. The crowd dragged Martin from the courthouse steps, demanded a higher bid, and restrained Sheriff Ripley and Judge Pitts. The disturbance halted the sale and spread across town as farmers pressed for relief from forced farm sales.
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LeMars
Parm
Iowa
Lynch m
Hebert S. Martin
New York Life Insurance Company
John Ja. Johnson
Court House
Martin
R. E. Ripley
C. W. Pitts
Pew Implement Company
Joe Sokolosky
Bank Robber Sentenced in Keysville Heist
Edward Henry pleaded guilty to robbing Planters Bank of Keysville of 2800 dollars five weeks earlier. He hid in the bank before the lunch rush, fled to Norristown Pennsylvania, and was arrested last week. Automobile radio and other possessions plus cash recovered 1100 dollars. Henry faces an eight year term in the state penitentiary. The report also notes dairy cow values in 1931 and mentions Harry Prankel alias Singin Sam as a woodshed troupe graduate.
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Drakes Branch
Edward Henry
Planters’ Bank of
Keysville
State Penitentiary
Henry
Norristown
Tennessee
Harry Prankel
Singin
Sam
Refiners Cut Sugar Prices Amid Market Shifts
New York Jan 5 refiners announced a cut in refined sugar to 4 cents a pound from 4 18 cents. The move, in response to recent declines in spot and future raw sugar, comes despite higher raw material costs. The trade note credits the rise in other key commodity markets to improved demand signals.
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New York
Targer
Sets Swim Record Lenore Right of Homestead
Pay a member of the 1992 Olympic team if shown after she has broken Helene Madison’s 500 meter freestyle record. Her time was noted in the report as a historic achievement in swimming.
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Lenore
Helene Madison
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