Radio Program Schedule Summary from AP Listing
Eastern standard time programs listed for WEAF WJZ WOR WOR Newark WOR, WPG Atlantic City, WEREI Boston, WGR Buffalo, WABC New York, KDKA Pittsburgh, WGY Schenectady, WBZ Springfield, WRC Washington, KYW Chicago, WGN WL Bit Chicago, WLS Chicago, WLW Cincinnati, WSAL Cincinnati, WTAM Cleveland, WOX Detroit, WCS Southern markets including WSB Atlanta, WIAX Jacksonville, WHAS Louisville, WSM Nashville with repeated time blocks for orchestras, gypsies acts, General Motors Party, Time to Retire Boys, Riverside, Dance, Dinner Musi, Serenaders, and various program titles listed in sequence.
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WEAF
New York
Southern
WSB
Atlanta
Roxy
Log Reveals Aerial Voyage Status Updates
A dated log outlines an aerial journey with altitudes around 400 feet and speeds near 80 to 90 knots. Entries note generator issues, delays, rain squalls, course position about 630 to 810 miles out, and a failing motor reducing speed to 60 miles per hour.
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Pacific
Kauai
Cours
Mello Glow Face Powder Promises Shine Free Skin
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO a new face powder by Gratton Drug & Chemical Co. It claims a French process keeps shine away, minimizes pore appearance, and provides a smooth peachlike finish for well groomed women seeking lasting wear.
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Gratton Drug & Chemical Co. Adv
Southern Cross Aces Storm Route Flight Toward Fiji
Reported progress of the Southern Cross monoplane as it battles weather and navigates across the Pacific. Continuous radio updates from San Francisco and Honolulu stations describe altitude changes, fuel economy, and proximity to the equator while tracking position near Kauai, Canton Island, and Phoenix Islands. The crew's health and plane status are described as generally good though weather challenges persist. Delegates from Parkersburg and Fairmont join as part of a regional representation.
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Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Harry Lyons, Jr
James Warner
Australia
Cros
Pacific
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Naval Radio
San Francisco
Kaual
Pacific Coast
O. K
Southern Cross
Kauai
Pacitie
Coast Lime
Naval Radio Station
San Meaneisen
Jeoast Himel
Jradio
I Naval Radio
San Jacisco
San Prancisco
San Francisco Naval Dip
Honolulu Naval Station
Latitud
Canton Island
Phoenix Group
Suva
Uume
Heop
Alan
Orig
Mackay Radio
Phoenix Islands
Honoluu
Fanning Island
Mackay Radio and Telegraph Co
Sonoma
Phoenix
Delegates Chosen To Relief Meeting In Chicago
Delegates for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad relief department convention in Chicago have been chosen by vote of Monongal division employees. Four Grafton men and one from Fairmoor are among those selected.
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Parkersburg
CR. Knight
Thomas J. Moran
M. W. Sturn
W. J. Hussion
Pairmont
R. J. Stutler
Aer
C.J. Lang
Parkers
Borg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Relief Department
Chicago
Grafton
Fairmoor
Garage and Car Destroyed in Blaze at Addison Street
Fire crews battled a blaze yesterday afternoon at 99 Addison Street destroying a frame garage and a Chevrolet car. Larr Lundy owned the garage and A C Gainor owned the car. The fire was started by children at play, and the structure, near several homes, was not insured.
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Addison Street
Chevrolet
Larr Lundy
A.C. Gainor
Flemington Man In Custody Of Police
Jim Moyer, a Flemington resident, is jailed in the county lockup after yesterday's arrest in Clarksburg on a warrant charging non support and desertion. State Corporal Banks calls him a tough character with police familiarity. Officers say he lived in Clarksburg under questionable conditions. he has a large family and a hearing is expected today. Trooper Brown assisted.
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Jim Moyer
Flemngton
Clarksburg
C. FR. Banks
Jim
Moyers
A.G. Brown
Soviet Trial Heads Five Judges in Moscow
Professor A. Y. Vishinsky of Moscow University leads five Soviet judges in a trial in Moscow where 50 Don coal mining region technicians are accused of plotting to sabotage Soviet industry. Twenty pleaded guilty ten admitted.
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Ceree
A. Y. Vishinsky
Law Faculty
Moscow
Russia
Shashta
Don
Prosecution Bulletin Sets Narrow Criminal Docket Amid Jail Talks
At a Tay lor County Bar meeting today, a plan to suspend court procedures was agreed with the prosecuting attorney, pending Judge Warren B. Kittle's approval. Building operations at the new jails and related issues caused the pause as circuits prepare a lean schedule beginning Wednesday with four felonies and five misdemeanors set for trial, many tied to liquor law violations. Fifty-eight petit jurors are listed to serve. several defendants include James Dalton John Trimble Herbert V Uhl and James Kennedy among others.
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Taylor County
Warren B. Kittle
Rosemont
W. Merle Watkingrand
James Kennedy Seape Walker
Grace Hochmn
Ben Plum
Leslie Kennedy
John Trimble
James Dalton
Herbert V
Pete” Thompson
Gilbert Uh
Dalton
Trimble
Uhl
Thompson
J. Lyne
Rbvelt
Ol, Bennett
H. M. Carder
Croston
J. A. Cunningham
R. W. Cuppett
W. E. Currant
T. A. Demoss
Sam E. Devers
E. W. Dole
Charles Drainer
Ploud Evang
John Gawthrop
W B. Gibson
Russell Greathouse
John Grimes
T. P. Grimes
T. C. Hamrick
GG. Haymond
Alvin
Reprieve Granted For Arizona Woman On Death Row
Eva Duncan, 60, first woman in Arizona slated for death, received a stay from the supreme court on the eve of her execution. Convicted of murdering A J Mathis, a wealthy rancher who disappeared near Tucson in January. Duncan was arrested when attempting to sell his property.
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Eva Duncan
Ariond
Arizona
Supreme Court
A. J. Mathis
Tucson
No Decision Handed Down In Oil Action
Washington June 4 A decision in the appeal of Harry Sinclair from his conviction for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Teapot Dome committee was handed down to await the court's resumption after recess. Sinclair appealed from a sentence of three months in jail and a $500 fine for declining to testify during the probe into the leasing of Teapot Dome oil reserves by Albert B fall, then secretary of the Interior.
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Washington
Harry Sinclair
Senate
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Albert B. Pall
The
Interior
Parachute Jumper Dies After Apparent Harness Failure
Blair Nebraska June 4 professional parachute jumper McPhedridge crashed from 2000 feet during a late afternoon jump. Despite a properly attached harness the parachute dangled from the plane wing. Pilot Pierce Allen said the harness was secured before takeoff. Authorities planned an investigation as relatives plan a Hammond visit.
Lindbergh Flies From Texas City for Unrevealed Destination
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh took off from El Paso airport today with no destination announced. Attendants believed he might be headed to St Louis. He had arrived yesterday from the Pacific and returned after 30 minutes due to a sand storm east of the city.
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el Paso
Tex
Coronel Charles A. Lindbergh
St Louis
Lindbergh
Here
Hoover campaign organizer oversees Kansas City convention prep
Jacob W. Rhine of Philadelphia is shown in Kansas City in charge of Hoover headquarters preparing for the Republican convention opening on June 12. The image captures Rhine as an organizer for Herbert Hoover’s presidential bid amid campaign setup in Missouri’s city.
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Jacob W. Rhine
Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
Tval
Kansas City
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Smalle
Andj Robertson
His Gang
Riverside
Slumber Music
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WPG
Atlantic City
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For Land's Sake
WEREI
Boston
Gardens
WGR
Buffalo
WABC
Orchestra
Melody Maids
A. & P. Gypsies
General Motors
Party
KDKA
Pittsburgh
His
Schenectady
WBZ Springfield
Roxy and His Gang Riverside
Roxy and His Gang
Central
KYW
WGN
WLIB
Cincinnati
Burnt Corkers
Wsal Cincinnati
General Motors Party
WTAM
Cleveland
Wox-Wit
Detroit
Riverside Program
Personality Girls
T—Wiax
Jacksonville
WHAS
Louisville
WSM
Nashville
P'rogram
Shud'o
B. F. Poe
Charles Toum
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Ean
Honolulu
Solomon Ea Islands
Os Fmi Islands
Eeariag Isydney
Oakland
California
Hawaiian Islands
Sydney Harbor
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First National Bank of
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Oakley
Kas
W. W. Wineinger
Dighton
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Bulletin
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J. T. Hotsinpillar
H. J. Jenkins
L. H. Lindsey
Hiram Linn
Locke
Ernest Luzadder
Joseph McSue
Walter McDaniel
J . McElroy
Fred McFarland
Fort McQuay
R. C. Peters
Glenn Prim
J. M. Queen
D. C. Reed
J. W. Satfel
L. F. Sawyer
J. A. Warner Six
T. A. Ste Stewart
W. P. Steward
C. Kott
George Tansel
John Tucker
C. H. White
W. B. Williams
A R. Wilson
G. M. Yates
I. G Zinn
Frigidaire
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Monongahela
West Penn Public Service Company
West Va
Wilford
Us1
Reed
Main Street
West Main Street
Clark's Plamning and Hardware Store
Washington Street
P. O
Walnut St
jAlsd
Toorh
Pearl
Reese
Allison Ave
Call
Ivancy
Grafton Printing Co
Plice
Clem Carr
Boyd and
Ethel Streets
TTT
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Moose Home
Fairmont
William Sinclair
Hammond
Col. Lindbergh
Texas City
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