Negro Denies Theft Charge in Grafton Court
In Grafton Mayor B Otto Waugh ordered William Thomason a 29 year old black transient to leave town after a guilty verdict for stealing women’s shoes from J C Penny. Thomason claimed he had just arrived Thursday and had no use for shoes. The mayor doubted his tale but ruled to keep him from returning.
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Grafton
William ‘Thomason
B. Otto Waugh
Thomason
Claudé 8. Ebert
J. C. Penny
Thomas
Mr. Waugh
A. E. Lockard
Marie Combs
Fairmont
Marie
Marjorie Brown
Yates Avenue
Roy Smallwood
Radio Listings and Tube Prices Highlight Evening Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS WGN WJZ and more with time slots from 5:30 P.M. to 12:00 P.M. featuring varied acts including entertainers bands orchestras and dramatizations. Also a regional ad urging comparison of genuine RCA tubes with low prices and an extra 10 percent discount on tube sets.
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NBC
Rhythm Boys
WJZ
Dot
Will
WGN
Sum & Abner
WLW
Bob Newhall
CBS
Buck Rogers
Bonnie Carter
KDKA
Quin Ryan
WWVA
Terry and
Ted
WLS
Fibber Macee
Molly Land O' Drea
the Chelan
Frank Hazzard
Virginians
Margaret Speaks
Win
Daly
Orch
Golfman
Uife
WFBE
Min
OBS
Helen Hayes
Bunty
WAVE
WCKY
Barret Kenny
WKY
Meredith Pilsa
the Follies
Horace Heidt
Ray Knight
Wayne King
Joe Sander
Henry Dickman
the Norsemen
WSM
Tito
Romeo
WHAM
Mac
Bob
Lum
Abner
Manny la Porte
Freddie Bergen
Pick
Pat
Earl Hill
the Houffinghams
Wenr
Herm Crone
WKRC
Community Players
Henry King
Shandor
Joe Reichman
Bert Block
Wzz
Eddy Duchin
Frankie Master
KMOX
Don Pedro
Leonard Keler
Horacio Zito
The
Midnight Players
Maurice Spitany
RCA
PWA Allocations Seen Rising On State Totals
PWA filling continues as 2 130 applications totaling 501 114 249 arrive at state PWA headquarters with 269 approved worth 58 262 762 and an increase noted in the number of PWA applications.
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PWA
Washington PWA steps up grants for local works
Ickes announced a surge in daily PWA activity as state offices process requests for permanent public works under a decentralized examination plan. Communities seek federal aid with a 45 percent grant, 55 percent state share, and a 45 percent government grant if approved. Ackes noted $485 million paid for site labor in 1934, $500,000 monthly, while PWA bought $1 billion in materials to spur employment.
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Washington
Ickes
PWA
Ackes
Third Victory in Davis Cup Tie Sealed by Strong Serving
The match pitted a formidable American pair against Tuckey and Van Ryn. The newcomers opened with a booming serve and solid net play, taking the first set as Van Ryn mishandled several easy returns. The Americans then tightened their game, delivering brilliant tennis in the second and third sets with serving and volleying at a high level.
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Tuckey
van Ryn
Motive for Attack Remains Unclear Following Assault
The assailant fled after the attack. Mrs. Ash dragged herself to the front door and screamed, drawing a gasoline station employee who called an ambulance and police. Mrs. Ash could not describe the man.
Polecat Nature Presentation Describes Habitat and Diet
Nature feature explains polecat behavior including home sites under stones and burrows, nocturnal hunting for hares rabbits partridges and game birds, and the danger it poses to poultry yards. It notes the creature’s creamy odor spray as a defensive spray that alarms humans and predators alike.
Hocking Valley Flood Strands Logan Residents Amid Rising Waters
In Hocking Valley, a rapid flood trapped Logan residents as water rose and cut off state routes to Columbus. People moved furniture upstairs to escape the surge, and a man named Kelly was severely cut after being pulled through a window by the current. The town nearly isolated with eastern, northern, and western routes inundated.
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Hocking Valley
Kelly
Logan
Ohio
Here
Columbus
Mother Will Continued From Page One In Insanity Claim
The defense argued the defendant is morally insane and a psychopathic case. Mrs Florence Whiteside Thompson's mother will testify to establish a hereditary insanity claim and seek to spare Thompson from the chair.
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Thompson
Florence Whiteside
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The
Sentinel
Insanity and abuse claim center in murder trial
The defense portrays a family with alleged insanity as a legal shield. Mrs Whiteside and a man named Bowers are referenced, with two sons Gerald and Victor, both claimed insane. Victor faces charges of abusing an 8 year old. the defendant Thompson shows a shaken demeanor after his confession is read to the jury.
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Whiteside
Thurman
Bowers
Quincy
Ill
Gerald
Victor
Thompson
Officials Tied to Private Firms, Says Ross
Ross asserts that many private company officers on the holding and operating boards draw large salaries and owe their primary allegiance to the companies, not to stockholders. He notes Hopson ran the system through a broader corporate network.
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Ucu Lue
Ross
Hopson
Krause Greater Shows Set To Open Week In Blueville
Krause Greater Shows arrives from Clarksburg and erects a vast midway in Blueville. Workers prepare 24 hours a day as the mile a minute caterpillar track and ferris wheel rise. The parade of acts includes Alice the alligator girl Mickey Mouse circus and the Flying Le Vans as crowds gather for a week long engagement. The management touts cleanliness and absence of gambling at the attractions.
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Krause Greater
Clarksburg
Blueville
Georgia Minstrels
Alice
Midway
Mickey Mouse Circus
Baby Ruth
Krause
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