Radio Speech Schedules Parade of Programs in New York
The report lists upcoming radio talks and schedules across NBC CBS and MBS networks from New York on July 30. It includes Colles Lindbergh's planned 4 30 PM appearance, lineups featuring Horace Heldt Tommy orchestra Glenn Miller and Keep America Out of War, plus a poliomyelitis update noting thirteen new cases for the week ending July 27 across several counties.
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New
York
Colles Lindbergh
MBS
WON
Chicago
Mome Beatie
NBC
Horace Heldt
Rere o—Tommy
Uncle Walt
WIABC
CBS
Court of the Missing Heirs
Lud Gluskli
We the People
Glenn Miller
Bilgene
P. ‘Thomas
Foreign Tradery Sun
Information Siscal America
Faith Ars
Monsieur Te Capitan
Meet the
Stars
Sens
Nye
Holt
America
MBAF
Vic and Sade
the O'Neills
Cbs-Chain
al ‘Bernard’s
Ministrels
WAZ
Hordemakers Forum
Geo. Fisher
Mild Paralysis Epidemic Reported In This State
CHARLESTON July 30 Dr A M Price head of the health department's division of communicable diseases reports today twenty five cases of infantile paralysis in the state. The count reflects reports from several counties and concerns public health officials.
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Charleston
A. M. Price
Health Department
Public and Military Leaders Face British Morale Watch
The Borsen Zeitung notes England’s hurried improvisations in defense and shifts in army leadership. Volkischer Beobachter cautions that war on English soil would be difficult, praising English courage while calling English optimism naive and thoughtless amid propaganda.
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England
Borsen Zeitung
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Volkiseher
Beobachter
Volkircher Beobachter
Ford Prefers Summer Break Then War Decision
President Ford, turning 77, says age makes birthdays less significant and reflects on his past accomplishments. He insists the United States will stay out of the war despite pressure from groups seeking to mobilize resources for destruction.
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Ford
U. 8
United States
Central West Virginia Radio Schedule Mix of NBC CBS and More
A dense listing of radio programs and stations across West Virginia and neighboring markets. It catalogs NBC and CBS shows, orchestras, comedies, news, sports, and variety acts with times from early evening to late night, naming hosts, bands, and stations such as WNMO WMMN KDKA NBC WEAF WJZ and more.
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Lud Gluskin
Orch
WRAF
Horace Heldt
Stars
WMMN
CBS
Nbc-Weaf
Uncle Walter
NBC
WJZ
MBS
KDKA
Bill ‘McCune
DKA
WMNM
Bob Chester
WEAF
Will Osborne
Ford on Youth, Labor, and War Prosperity
Henry Ford argues prosperity hinges on youth education and self reliance. He emphasizes work, practical skills, and a life of earnest effort, warning against shortcuts. He defends the machine age as extending life and says the current war won’t settle broader social or political issues.
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Ford
Thom
Europe
Coast Towns Suffer Bomb Damage In Morning Raids
After dawn raids over southwest England, German flyers returned to strike two areas. Nine bombs fell, four people were slightly injured, some houses were damaged in one district while the other area reportedly had no target. A 65 year old laborer recalled hearing screaming bombs as he fled toward a shelter.
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England
Explosions Prompt Wide UK Warning After Air Raids
An observer recalls a street explosion that blew a door from hands and a warning to avoid a bomb track. Reports describe multiple bombing ideas across southeast and southwest England and Wales, with morning raids failing to cause damage while one German bomber was destroyed.
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England
Wales
Torrential rains cause damage across Colorado foothills
Nationwide heat wave continues with nine Washington deaths in 24 hours. Extreme temperatures span the continent with 103 at Laredo and 104 at Waynoka while Baltimore endures 90s for 11 days. Tennessee farm officials report crop stress from heat.
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Gulf States
Appalachian District
Ohio Valley
Fountain
Colo
Colorade
Pueblo
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Virginia
New York City
Rockies
Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Burley
Idaho
Lancaster
Waynoka
Ohlo
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Pennsyyvania
Harrisburg
Tennessee
Weather and psychology and the heat debate
A 1904 discussion notes Dexter's weather and behavior work and cites foggy Bank of England errors. It quotes Dr Clendening on heat preferences, keyboard charts in Time, and notes perspiration as a cooling system plus humidity effects. It includes reader questions about yellowing skin and olive oil as a remedy and references Dr Clendening’s pamphlets.
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Dexter
Bank of England
United States
Hitler
Public Links golf champion crowned in Motor City
Robert Clark of Saint Paul Minnesota won the 19th annual Public Links tournament in Detroit Michigan. He defeated Michael Dietz of Detroit 8 to 6 to take the title and the championship trophy.
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United States
Robert Clark
St. Paul
Minn
Michael Dietz
Detroit
Mich
Motor City
Man Held in Killing of 98 Year Old in Los Angeles
Police charge Ralph W. Griggs killed Gladys Long after a lovers quarrel using an ax and drove two weeks with her body in the trunk of his car. A gas station attendant reported a strange odor from the vehicle leading to Griggs arrest in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Ralph W. Griggs
Gladys Long
Griggs
Dream Trip Powder Fueled Trance in Divorce Suit
Mrs. William H. Croft Jr claims in New York divorce filings that a white powder she swallowed led to a nightmare trance. She says she moved from hotel to hotel with a man she barely knew, during the alleged incident.
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William H. Croft, Jr
New York
Nova Scotia appoints new premier succeeds Macdonald
Nova Scotia elects A. S. MacMillan as premier succeeding Angus L. MacDonald who moves to a Canadian naval affairs role. MacMillan previously served as minister of highways and public works.
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Nova Scotia
Angus L. MacDonald
Stokowski Leads All American Youth Orchestra on Latin Tour
Conductor Leopold Stokowski is pictured with his all American youth orchestra as they sail from New York for a good will tour of Latin American nations following their acclaimed debut at Lewisohn Stadium in New York.
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Leopold Stokowski
New York
Lewisohn Stadium
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