Radio Guide for Tuesday July Broadcast Schedule Notes
The page lists NBC WEAF WABC and WJZ networks programs with times and acts including The Goldbergs, Walter Smith's Band, Dan Hour, orchestras like Opry House tonite, Abe Lyman, Kate Smith, and various music and drama segments. Includes local program titles and host names for July broadcasts.
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Nbc-Weaf
Sanderson and Crummit
Walter Smith
Ed Wynn
Russ Columbo
Opry House
Jack Denny
Ralph Kirbery
Pettis Dr.d Ole Foerch
A Spoon Complex in Child Feeding Case
A psychologist specializing in eating difficulties recalls an 18 month old whose refusal to eat caused rapid weight loss and endangered health. The child screamed at every feeding and had only consumed nourishment when his nose was held closed. Cod liver oil provoked the worst spasms, and even the spoon used for medicine mirrored the feeding utensil.
Feeding a Child Through Patience and Gentle Trickery
The narrator describes winning a child's trust before feeding him with gradually familiar utensils. A decorative ivory mite replaces a spoon to ease him toward eating. Days pass, then a silver knife is used, followed by a fork, and weeks later he eats three meals daily from a regular spoon. Simple observation can dissolve eating aversions.
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Fred
Lucky Strike Radio Schedule For The Week
The schedule lists July 4 to July 9 programs from station WEAF on NEC network. Anson Weeks with orchestra in San Francisco Tuesday, Walter Winchell and Jack Denny in New York Thursday, Bert Lahr and Joe Moss in New York Saturday. Walter O Keefe hosts all three shows as the magic carpet pilot at 10 o clock eastern daylight time.
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Anson Weeks
San Francisco
Walter Winchell
Jack Denny
Orcchestra
New York
Bert Lahr
Joe Moss
Walter O'Keefe
WEAF
NEC
Institute of Journalism Institute set for July in Morgantown
High school journalism teachers and advisors from across the state will gather at West Virginia University July 8 and 9 for the state institute of school journalism. The event, under the Department of Journalism and the West Virginia Association of Journalism Advisors, features welcomes by Dr. A J Dadisman and remarks by Dr. P I Reed. First day topics include Instruction in School Journalism and Status of School Journalism.
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Morgantown
West Virginna University
State Institute of School of Journalism
Department of Journalism
West Virginia Association of Journalism Advisors
A. J. Dadisman
P. I. Reed
Willis G. Key S
South Charleston
School Paper Financing Discussed At Maryland Event
Arthur F. Smith of Lonaconing Maryland advisor for the Orange and Black first honor high school publication in Maryland will lead day two discussions on School Paper Financing The program includes How to Sell Advertising in a School Paper A banquet Friday evening with Robert Baldwin education lecturer as speaker addressing The Public Relations Problems of Schools.
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Arthur F. Smith
Lonaconing
Mad
Orange and Black
Maryland
Robert Baldwin
Irregular Trade Conditions Reported by Cleveland Fed
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland notes continued irregular trade conditions in May and early June for the Fourth District. Weakness is pronounced in iron and steel with nationwide operations shrinking from 25 percent to about 16 percent capacity. Some mills in Cleveland ran above average in mid June to supply the auto industry, which grew more than seasonally in May and improved in the first weeks of June.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve District
May car production upturn driven by small model
May production rose mainly due to one small car, yet total output remained over 40 percent below May 1931. New passenger car registrations rose about 11 percent from April in principal counties but stayed 46 percent below May last year.
High Legionnaires to Attend State Meeting
Bluefield July 5 A number of high legionnaires have accepted invitations to the American Legion state convention here August 7 to 10. Those on the program include Father H A Darcie Bradley Tl national chaplain General Albert L Cox chairman of the Legion's national defense committee Dan Sowers New York chairman of the national Americanism committee Richard F Paul ton national vice commander Major General Hugh A Drum Boston national vice commander and Major General Hugh A Drum of Columbus commanding officer of the fifth army corps State Commander Jack Thornton Sistersville has extended invitations to Conley and Senators Henry D Hatfield and M Neely
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Bluefield
American Legion
H. A. Darcie
Bradley
The
Albert L. Cox
Legion
National Defense Committee
Dan Sowers
New York
National Americanism Committee
Richard F.paul
Ton
Hugh A. Drum
Boston
Columbus
Fifth Army Corps
Jack Thornton
Sistersville
Conley
Henry D. Hatfield
M. M. Neely
Three Cent Stamp Law In Effect Wednesday
The new three cent stamp becomes mandatory on first class mail after midnight, replacing the two cent stamp under the law passed by Congress. Postmaster A Leuthardt reports having the necessary supply on hand.
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Congress
A. Leuthardt
Postage Rates Include Airmail and Card Rates
New airmail stamps are available. The first ounce costs eight cents with thirteen cents for each additional ounce. There is no change in postcard rates. Post office envelopes will carry three cents.
Greyfeather Plans Movies in Blueville This Week
Greyfeather's medicine show travels to Blueville on Bishop lot for a week of performances led by D. Grey. Moving pictures are to be shown on Saturday night weather permitting, with large lights planned to illuminate the lot for scenes of the show crowd and Blueville environs. The article notes ongoing audience interest and reports a Philippi conference on future plans. Separately, the widow of a Philadelphia publisher sues a former judge for 9600 dollars over alleged puff pieces published about the magistrate.
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Greyfeather
Blueville
Bishop Lot
D. Grey
Philippi
Philadelphia
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Fragments
A garbled OCR puzzle fragment listing across and down clues with partial words and misreads. It mentions commotion Japanese pagoda springs conqueres wild buffalo India volunteers and other scattered terms with unclear numbering and stray letters. The readable items show names like Marty S and W. Brother of Moses, plus several broken phrases and foreign terms.
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India
Hans
Marty
Sea Eagle
Moses
Jolliffe’s Store Grafton Readies Fall Reopening
Jolliffe’s store in Grafton undergoes a full remodel with three floors receiving fresh pastel interiors, modern fixtures, and new display cases. The first floor becomes a shop of shops with accessories, ready to wear, and millinery. No opening date is set due to extensive work.
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George Jollife
Grafton
The Reckless Driver by W. W. McDaniel
A playful tale tracks Little Johnny Jump-up who brags of speed and wealth as he races with sweetheart Silly Sal. After driving at high gear through hills and valleys he succumbs to moonshine. Their reckless ride ends with a fatal crash, resting beneath flowers.
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W. W. McDaniel
Johnny Jump-up
Johnny
Sal
Darling
Arnett Again Hits 4 Homers in Doubleheader Game
Baltimore outfielder Buzz Arlett belted four home runs in the firstgame of yesterday's doubleheader in Baltimore Md. The remarkable performance highlighted the afternoon and underscored Arlett's power hitting in the league, raising questions about his pace for the season.
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Arnett
Baltimore
Buzz Arlett
Reading
Arlett
Train No 11 Derailed Near Little Hocking No Injuries Reported
Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No 11 derailed west of Little Hocking shortly after 1 PM. One engineer suffered a minor hand burn. Detours affected trains Nos 4 2 and 30 via Midland City Newark and Grafton but routes reopened by noon. Several Graf ton youths headed for Citizens Military Training Camps. Chinese government contracts a German firm to build a 20 million iron and steel plant in Anhui province.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Little Hocking
Parkersburg
Midland City
Newark
Fairmont
Grafton
Citizens Military
Forts
Thomas
Knox
Taylor
Tommy ‘Nuzutm
John Jaco
Charles McCoy
Graffton
Camp
Barbour
Taylor County
Phillip Rhewlman
P L. Mack
Roy Barker
R. B. Samson
Joseph Martin
Gratton
Martin
Baer Triumphs Over Levinsky In Reno Boxing Bout
Max Baer of California defeated Chicago’s King Levinsky in a 20 round decision at the Dempsey Bowl in Reno Nevada yesterday. About 8,000 fans witnessed Baer outbox the veteran with a strong body attack securing referee George Blake’s verdict. Levinsky, outweighed by six pounds, pressed early but Baer controlled the late rounds. Earlier, King Tut stopped Madison Dix in the second round of a six round semi final.
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Reno
Nev
Max Baer
California
King Levinsky
Chicago
George Blake
Baer
New York
Associated Press
Levinsky
King Tut
Minneapolis
Madison Dix
Bellingham
Wash
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Joe Palooka
Ben Bernie
Shilkret Orchestra
Fast Freight
Barlow Symphony
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Martin's Orchestra
Stern's Orchestra
Little Jack Little
Isham Jones
Goon-Sanders Orchestra
Ben Bornie
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Amos In
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Lee. Sims
Stebbins Boys
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Ernie Hare
Edgar A. Guest
Goldman Band
McCravy Bros
Sedero Concert Orchestra
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Charlie Agnew Orchestra
Alice Judson Peale
Lucky Strike
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