Radio Leaves French Scene and All-Star Game
Paris staff departures mute postwar broadcasting as American networks shift to London Rome and New York. Radio listings for Friday and Saturday show dense schedules across WEAF WABC WJZ CBS NBC and MBS with dramas comedies concerts and specialized programs across multiple time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Germany
MBS
Paris
CBS
London
St. Louis
Europe
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
Lucille Manners
J. Warim Madden
Los Angeles Times
Byrd
WABC
New Time
Harry Kogen
Sinfonietta
Grand Park
Geneva
Switzerland
Central City
Cbs-Chain
Country Journal
Renfrew of the
Consuelo Back Home From France Relief Work
Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan arrives in New York from France where she did relief work. She was met by her brothers William K. Vanderbilt and Harold S. Vanderbilt after her first husband was the Duke of Marlborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Balsan
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
France
Consuelo
Duke of Marlborough
William K
Har_old_S. Vanderbilt
French Break and Weygand Report From Vichy
A dispatch notes June 26 resignation amid a Petain loyalist label. It contrasts with De Gaulle’s London committee recognized by Britain on June 28. It also reports Weygand remaining at Vichy, Laval’s bid for a new French constitution gaining Senate support. A separate Lyon dispatch describes a large munitions explosion in the Rhone valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comunuea Sun Pegeant
Petain
French National Committee
London
Charles de Gaulle
Weygand
Cichy
Lyon
Petit Dauphinois
Rhone
Maxime Weygard
Vichy
Pierre Laval
Radio schedule notes from Tate World and affiliates
A dense fragment lists Tate World and NBC-WEAF programs for Friday May 3, detailing station lineups across CBS NBC MBS and local outlets. It names shows, hosts, and emcees such as Captain Healy, Paul Sullivan, Fred Waring, Ted Steele, and Johnny Presents, with sports and music segments, news, weather, and ball scores interleaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
Captain Healy
CBS
Paul Sullivan
WJZ
KDKA
Jack Hollister
Rocky Gordon
MBS
WMMN
the World Today
WEAP
Paul Douglas
Fred Waring
IBC
Josef Maris
S—Fulton Lewis, Jr
Amos
Andy
Richard Himber
Nbc-Weaf
News of
Ted Steele
WLW
Inside of Sports
Kate Smith
Wdz
Fourth Row
the Vitamen
Sam
Mbs—Sinfonietta
West Virginia
Jack Benny
Bob Ripley
Griff Williams
Thomas Dewey
Amos ‘N Andy
Return of Wild Bill rides again at the Dixie theatre
Wild Bill Saunders star Bill Elliott leads the Ford era western in The Return of Wild Bill at the Dixie theatre today and Saturday. Elliott, famed for daring gunplay and acting, rescues a countryside terrorized by renegade brothers whose plot to seize ranch lands sparks a dramatic showdown.
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Wild Bill Saunders
Old Southwest
Columbia
Wild Bill
Bill Eliott
Dixie Theatre
Elliott
Saunders
Actiow
Opera House Good Old Siwash Film Debuts on Screen
The Alma Mater beloved from Saturday Evening Post Siwash tales by George Fitch is finally captured on celluloid. The film follows the lively students who revel in cinema after classes at the campus venue.
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Paramount
Dixie Theatre
William Holden
Bonita Granville
Ezra Stone
Judith Barrett
Vaughan Glaser
Fitch
Siwash
Knox College
Galesburg
Illinois
Knox
Saturday Evening Post
George Fitch
Classified Rates and Rules for Sentinel Adverts
Classified sentinel classified advertise rates are two cents per ward for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion after the first. Minimum charge is 45 cents. Each initial and each figure counts as eight words. All ads restricted to proper classifications. Errors reported immediately. The Sentinel not liable for more than one insertion.
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Sentinel
Tunis
The Mad Empress Plays Strand Here Tonight
Strand Theatre presents The Mad Express a Miguel Torres production released by Vitagraph local debut featuring Medea Novara as Calotta with Conrad Nagel and Lionel Atwill The film dramatizes Archduke Maximilian’s 1860s Mexican throne and the Mexican government’s cooperation including museums palaces jewels and the army for authentic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian
Carlotta
Miguel Torres
Vitagraph
Screen
Medea Novara
Mexico
Calotta
Conrad Nagel
Lionel Atwill
Benito Juarez
Jason Robards
Edison the Man plays four days at Strand
Edison the Man opens at the Strand Theatre next Saturday for a four day engagement. Spencer Tracy stars with Rita Johnson Lynne Overman Charles Coburn and Gene Lockhart in a truelife drama about Thomas Edison. Clarence Brown directs and John W Considine Jr. produced the picture.
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Edison
Strand Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Hollywood Players
Father Flanagan
Rita Johnson
Lynne Overman
Charles Coburn
Gene Lockhart
Henry Travers
Felix Bressart
Clarence Brown
Jerean Albot i Kee
HOH Wicom
Consdine
Paris Facing Under German Occupation In 1940
Paris remains under siege atmosphere as German planes and troops patrol, cafes close by 9 30 p m and curfew at 10. Blackouts continue while refugees flood back and food shortages loom. German general news and anti English and antisemitic propaganda fill papers as only DNB and German radio sources are allowed. Banks and government buildings are occupied as dynamited sites, with souvenir shops busy among soldiers.
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Paris
Paris Soir
le Matin
la Frantie Au Travail
France
DNB
Govermental
Mangin’s 1918 Counteroffensive in German Right Flank
A historical note discusses General Mangin’s leadership in the 1918 counteroffensive against Germany, his proposed Rhine buffer state, and use of African and French colonial troops, alongside hints of anti semitic ideology tied to contemporaries. It also covers Hungarian cabinet links to fascist figures and shifts of power under Gigurtu, paralleling Mussolini and Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mangin
Germany
Mangin
Rhine
France
Iron Guard
Budapest
Gigurtu
Hans Otto Roth
Roth
Romania
Carol
Gheorghe Tatarescu
Mussolini
Italy
Adolf Hitler
van Hidenbenburg
Hazardous Device Incident Shuts Abukir Base Area
A hazardous device incident disrupted operations at the Abukir military base area prompting evacuation of government buildings and stations. Authorities report the site was cleared of most residents, leaving around 500 natives after initial population of 9,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abukir
Soviet Press Continues Skirmish Over Provocateur Claims
The piece asserts captious reports aim to harm German-Soviet ties defined by existing treaties. It accuses the rumor mongers of using slander as a cover for anti-Soviet schemes and calls their motives clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.S.R
Germany
Oil Supplies and Oilmen Excluded in Post War Upheaval
News notes shift in oil power with Iraq Petroleum Company led by Anglo‑Iranian, Shell, and others facing scrutiny after 1925 concession. In Bucharest the Gigurtu government orders 24 hour departure for British oilmen, a move seen as possible nationalization step. At Chicago World’s Fair a bomb incident injures several. detectives Lynch and Socha die, with two others critically injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq Petroleum Company
Iraq
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Royal Dutch Shell Group
Compagnie Francaise Des Petroles
United States
Bucharest
Ion Gigurtu
Josephine Chemiel
Joseph J. Lynch
Ferdinand A. Socha
Socha
Lynch
Fairgrounds
William J. Federer
Joseph Gallagher
Bomb devastates pavilion area during attack on fair
A bag found in the fan room by a pavilion worker was taken to a deserted area and reported to authorities. An explosion followed within ninety minutes, damaging the pavilion and overturning hats clothing and debris over a wide radius, with a five foot wide crater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Squad
Disarmament debate and corporate state critique
A speaker urged disarmament and warned that nations removing arms risk weak governments. He argued Italy Germany and Russia run a corporate state more efficient than democracy, noting American delays from checks and balances. Two Huntington fliers were injured near Madison when their plane ran out of fuel.
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Italy
Germany
Russia
Madison
Huntington
Dell White
J. G. Shanklain
Francis Keefer
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