Roosevelt Broadcast Reaches Global Listeners In Short Wave
President Roosevelt's message to Congress is broadcast worldwide via short-wave, reaching Germany, Italy, South America and beyond with translations in German Italian French Spanish and Portuguese. NBC CBS transmitters relay the address with network programs following.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Germany
Italy
South America
Canada
NBC
CBS
WJZ
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Easy Aces
Jerry Bel
German Press Attacks Roosevelt on Unemployment Policy
The German press denounces Roosevelt’s unemployment plan as a gross atrocity lie and accuses Washington of preaching blind hatred between continents. It argues the American people want peace, says the speech is by one man, and cites Roosevelt’s claim of a temporary German solution as agitation driven.
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Washington
Germany
Roosevelt
Death Probe In Huntington For Earl Preston
Coroner F X Schuller investigated the death of Earl Preston a 37 year old Pikeville Kentucky garage worker in a downtown hotel shortly after he registered.
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Huntington
F. X. Schuller
Earl Preston
Pikeville
Radio Docket of Tonight’s Broadcast Schedule Highlights
A dense grid of radio listings across stations W27 0 WMMN WCAU WLW CBS NBC and others detailing programs from 5:30 PM through midnight. Notable acts include Harold Stokes Orchestra Jack Armstrong sketches George Sokolsky and Bing Crosby, with multiple station lineups, show titles, and time slots.
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Harold Stokes
WMMN
WCAU
Jean Shaw
WLW
Jack Armstrong
CBS
Dave Bacal
WJZ
Tom Mix
WABC
KYW
WHP
Dick Tracy
WVMMN
Bob and
Ann
NBC
Metropolitan Opera Guild
Jimmy Richard
Cbs—News
WGR
CKLW
Uncle Don
Howie Wing
Wwiz
Patricia Gilmore
Songsane Anderson
WPAR
Watt
WGBI
Bill Pierce
MEDEA
Armchair Quartet
Wyaas
Bob Trout
WEM
Asher
Little Jimmie
WSB
Georgia Ambassadors
Amos 'N
Andy
Keen
Kaefer
Joel Penner
Egnee Pollock
Ena Cozzi
Mel Gasparre
Hobby Horses
WMAQ
Pee Fore
Rudy Alloc
Kate Smith
Abbott Kite
Jack Miles
Saison Orchestra
Dick Groves
Eastman School of Music
WOR
Alfred Wallenstein
Sinfonietta
Burns Baptist Church
KDKA
WIBX
Kiwanis Club
Maj. Bowes
Wpar—Concert Hall
Yar
Jolly Rogers
George Sokolsky
Henry Weber
Bing Crosby
Columbia Workshop
WJR
MBS
George Hamilton
Mac Parker
Leighton Noble
Artie Shaw
Sweet Adeline
WSM
the World In Review
WGAR
Gobblegators Club
Lou Breese
Wjzz
Ray Noble
Cab Calloway
Bono
Dick Stable
Griff Williams
Fran Eichler
WBT
Moon River
Evening Fantasy
Court Places Bridge Limit On South Side Route
Preparatory to the closing of the West Grafton bridge the Taylor county court fixed a 15 mile per hour speed limit on the South Side bridge to handle traffic during the railroad overpass rebuild. Five ton load limits apply with $25 plus costs fines for violations, signs will warn the public this week. Keely Construction Co of Clarksburg will begin overpass work on St Marys street, removing the old trestle to widen the span as crane and machinery arrive. State Employment service and B&O signal men will be assigned to the project.
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Taylor County
South Side
St. Mary's Street
Keely Construction Company
Clarksburg
State Road Commission
State Employment Service
Signal Department
Baltimore and Ohio
Neutral Law Debate Signals Possible New Economic Powers
Neutrality discussion centers on preserving nonintervention while hinting at using economic power beyond words. Senator Pittman rejects naming aggressor nations but suggests consideration of new laws to bolster government financial and economic support for rights. Senator Nye opposes repeal of neutrality law but supports amendments to cash and carry and Spanish embargo changes, citing bipartisan support from Vandenberg, La Follette, Wheeler, Bone, and Clark.
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Columea
Pittman
Congress
Nye
Vandenberst
Mich
LaFollete
Wis
Wheeler
Mont
Bone
Wash
Clark
Outdoor theater at Jacksons Mill under DAR work
The West Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution push continued progress on the outdoor theater at the state 4 H camp. Grading and landscaping proceed as landworks near completion under the Violet leadership of state Regent Mrs David E B French with plans to finish by 1940 Jubilee.
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Jacksons Mill
Daughters of the American Revolution of
West Virginia
Nazi Society
Daughters of the American ‘Revolution
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Grafton
David EB. French
Bluefield
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
H. B. Owens
Elkins
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as an effective remedy for lingering chest colds and bronchial irritation. It promises relief by soothing inflamed mucous membranes and expelling germs, with a money back guarantee if satisfaction isn’t achieved.
Year in and year out electricity bargain story
Electricity remains the country's biggest year round bargain. The piece argues that even at lower rates the household benefits of electricity surpass many services, noting its value for labor saving tasks, lighting, radio, and appliances. It urges readers to view monthly bills as a measure of enduring utility.
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