Radio Schedule Highlights Two Networks Evening Lineup
AP reports NBC WEAF and WJZ air a dense slate from 5pm to 10:15pm with orchestras, singers, and feature acts including the Teddy Black and Lopez orchestras, Amose n Andy, Cab Calloway, and the Pickens Sisters. Multiple To Be Announced entries suggest upcoming bookings and program changes.
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Nbc-Weaf
Clyde Doerr
Pirate Club
Lanny Ross
The
Goldbergs
Sketch
Orchestra
Cavaliers
the Eskimo
Leo Reisman
Whiteman
Vienna
Russ Columbo
Lopez Orchestra
Ralph Erberg Moss
Teddy Black
NBC
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Hale Watkins Heads Boy Scout Commissary
Hale Watkins of Grafton now 41, son of Dr and Mrs Fred B Watkins, serves as chief of the commissary department at Camp Walhonde near Charleston. He attended the state university Morgantown and last season was lifeguard at the municipal bathing beach. The Walhonde scout camp is the largest in years, opened yesterday for about 114 days. Also noted: Philippine government Telegraphy school closing after 30 years. State costs have risen 760 percent since 1911 per California Tax Research Bureau report to Gov James Rolph Jr.
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Hale Watkins
Grafton
Charleston
Fred B. Watkins
Coal River
Walhonde
Young Watkins
State University At
Morgantown
California, Taz Research Bureau
James Rolph, Jr
Rau Receives Purple Heart Medal Honor
World War veteran Max E. Rau received the Purple Heart from the War Department for military service. Rau, private in the U S Infantry 2nd Division, saw action in the Marne Aisne offensive, was wounded twice and burned by mustard gas. He is married with a six year old daughter and works at Clyde G Turner’s store. the medal is displayed in Loar Jewelry store window.
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Max E. Rau
War Department
Rau
Marne- Aisne
U. S. Infantry
Clyde G. ‘Turner's
Loar
When a teddy bear becomes a lesson in independence
A five year old clings to her teddy bear at bedtime. The mother removes the bear to teach independence, locking it away. The girl cries nightly, questioning the bear's absence and the toy's absence from her comforting world. The piece reflects on how toys shape emotion and imagination and warns against sudden deprivation. It notes wool sales by fifty Tennessee counties.
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Pirl
Arliss Stars in Alexander Hamilton at Opera House
The Opera House audience praised Louis Arliss in Alexander Hamilton with Doris Kenyon and Alan Mawbray as Washington. The production, based on the stage play and scripted with Mary Hamlin, features strong supporting turns and a large cast, including historical scenes and 400 extras, under John Adolfi’s direction.
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Opera House
Mr. Arliss
Alexander Hamilton
Mary Hamlin
Doris Kenyon
Betty Hamilton
Alan Mawbray
General Washington
Gwendolin Logan
First Lady of
the Land
Dudley Digges
Senator Roberts
Montague Love
Thomas Jefferson
Lionel Belmore
General Schuyler
Morgan Wallace
James Monroe
John T. Murray
Count Talleyrand
Rolfe Harolde
Rascally Reynolds
June Collyer
Mrs. Reynolds
Jeanne Engels
Charles Evans
John Larkin
Evelyn Hall
Russell Simpson
James Durkin
Washington
John Adolfi
Arliss
Disraeli
Hamilton Portrayal Shines In Flawless Performance
George Arliss delivers a masterful study of Alexander Hamilton focusing on the Reynolds affair. The play centers on a manipulating wife and an alleged misallocation of government funds, with Arliss portraying the man behind the legend.
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Hamilton
Reynolds
Arliss
Jefferson
Monroe
Ham
John F. Brown Named Judge to Succeed Kump
John F. Brown of Elkins, Republican, appointed by Governor Connley to the Twentieth Judicial Circuit covering Randolph and Upshur counties. He succeeds H. G. Kump, who resigned to run for governor. Brown, practicing since 1911, was urged by Randolph attorneys from both parties and has been active in Republican circles.
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Charleston
John F. Brown
Elkins
Conley
Twentieth Judicial Circuit
Randolph
Upshur
H. G. Kump
Brown
Randolph County
Mineral County
Davis and Elkins College
Washington and Lee University
Three moments shape Democratic convention drama in Chicago
Byron Price recalls three leaders Smith McAdoo and Roosevelt shaping the 1932 Democratic convention. Smith’s pro repeal stand, McAdoo’s veto of endless deadlocks and Roosevelt’s pledge for a new deal defined a new party pattern. Also noted is San Francisco Bay trade, $36,753,000 in goods moved in Q1 1932.
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Byron Price
Chicago
Smith
McAdoo
Roosevelt
Jone
Fof
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues Mixed and Messy
Jumbled across clues mix with obscurities and misreads from a crossword puzzle list. Includes numbers, partial words, and stray phrases such as death notice, biblical terms, and random proper nouns, lacking coherent framing.
Janet Bisco Crowned Healthiest Four-H Girl in West Virginia
Janet Bisco of Triadelphia won the title Healthiest Four-H girl in West Virginia at the Four-H camp closing session in Jackson's Mill. Runners up were Rachael Blair Parkersburg and Mabel Pigott Wilsonburg, with dress and wool class prizes awarded to other county winners. Twelve girls were inducted into the all-stars and Naomi Guy West Alexander Pa received the gold medal as camp’s most representative girl.
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Jackson's Mill
Janet Bisco
Triadelphia
West Virginia
Chicago
Rachael Blair
Parkersburg
Bilee Pigott
Wilsonburg
Jessie Rogers
Nelma Johnson
Harrison County
Virginia French
Eleanor Nichols
Hancock County
Mabel Coffield
Ohio County
Naomi Guy
West Alexander
Ethel Givens
Blue Sulphur Springs
Heavy Rains Hurt Gardens and Crops Across Region
Two weeks of heavy rainfall damaged gardens and late crops with torrents washing loose soil into plants and keeping ground too wet to work on drained farms. Tygarts river ran muddy near flood stage yet fell two feet, while residents fear continued dog days rain through the season.
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Tygarts
Heart disease now leading cause of death in U S
Fort Wayne Indiana July 8 61 Heart disease has replaced pneumonia and tuberculosis as the leading cause of death in the United States, according to Dr W E L Thornton medical director of a life insurance company.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
W. EL Thornton
Jobless Auction Sees Crowd Bid For Hourly Labor
A crowded scene shows a public auction where jobless workers bargain for hourly pay. Among bidders is cafe owner Mr. Atricot bidding for household workers like Hazel Wall, a divorcee who claims cooking and typing skills. Workers such as Jose Mendoza and Tomme Bonnesar are offered up to 60 cents an hour for various tasks as the event highlights unemployment and labor strain.
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United States
Thornton Marion
Hazel Wall
Byrens
Atricot
Articot
Wall
Jose Mendoza
Joe Firman
Tomme Bonnesar
G. H. Smith
Bonnesar
Thomas Muck
Demess
Berney Gyta
Part of President's Fishing Camp Sold
Frederick Maryland reports the camp in the Catoctin mountains nine miles north of the city was sold to Kingman Brewster a Washington attorney. Lawrence Richey secretary to the President and owner of the land sold 891 acres of a 1329 acre tract along Fishing Creek keeping title to the remainder. The stream is stocked with trout and Brewster plans a lodge retreat in the mountains. The land remains timbered and Hoover has not visited the camp recently preferring his Rapidan preserve in Virginia.
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Frederick
Catoctin Mountains
Here
Hoover
White House
Kingman Brewster
Washington
Lawrence Richey
Fishing Creek
Rapidan
Virginia
Financier J P Morgan Injured Ankle on Long Island Estate
New York July 8 J P Morgan the financier fractured his ankle after stepping into a hole on a Long Island estate. He is using crutches and his doctor Dr Evert C Jes up did not disclose if the accident will delay his planned Europe trip this month. The report notes a British motor show where nearly three fourths of the automobiles were wired with wheels.
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New York
J. P Morgan
Long Island
Evert C. Jesup
Europe
B and P Women's Clubs to Meet in Chicago
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs schedules its biennial convention in Chicago from July 9 to 15, 1933. Milwaukee hosts the annual board meeting where Mrs Pearl Warwick of Champaign and Chicago is named general chair. Hotel Stevens designated as convention headquarters.
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New York
National Federation of Business’ and
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Pearl Warwick
Champaign
Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Women's ‘Department of” "G Household Finance Corporation
Stevens
Heart disease rise linked to longer life and lifestyle
Dr. Thornton highlights a statistical report noting rising heart disease deaths mainly due to increased life expectancy. more people reach ages where the disease appears. He argues lifestyle strain also raises risk, suggesting more rest and less competitive sport could lower fatalities.
Britain Refuses to Cut Navy One-Third
Britain rejects President Hoover’s call to reduce arms by one third, pledging no drastic naval cuts. London says its global interests prevent lowering naval strength beyond a certain point in a general accord with Hoover’s proposals.
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Britain
Navy
London
Great Britain
Hoover
Indiana Senate Votes to Repeal Bone Dry Law
Indianapolis July 8 A bill to repeal the state bone dry law was passed in the House by 65 to 33 during a special session to enact tax relief measures.
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Indiana Senate
Indianapolis
Assembly
Cherry Picker Killed In Fall From Tree
John Roby eighty five of near Petersburg died after falling from a cherry tree at his daughter Mrs Harmon Rinehart home in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The body was sent back for burial here.
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Petersburg
John Roby
Harmon Rinehart
Gettysburg
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