Bosworth to broadcast on un American activities in West Virginia
Charleston June 5 Friday night from 7 15 to 7 30 Colonel John W Bosworth superintendent of the department of public safety will deliver a radio address on Un American Activities in West Virginia over a statewide hookup The broadcast will originate in the studios of WCHS in Charleston and be carried over a state network including WSAZ Huntington WPAR Parkersburg and WBLK Clarksburg Colonel Bosworth will explain the departments work with the FBI in keeping strict check on un American activities subversive activities and other matters valuable to our national security Public can aid by requesting support of citizens and civic organizations throughout the state he will tell how the public can assist the West Virginia state police by cooperating in their communities He will caution those who would falsely accuse people because of spite work or petty squabbles.
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Charleston
John W. Bosworth
Department of Public Safety
West Virginia
WCHS
WSAZ
Huntington
WPAR
Parkersburg
WBLK
Clarksburg
Bosworth
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Radio Schedule Fragments From West Virginia Mornings
A garbled listing shows Central West Virginia station 920 KCS and WMMN with a dense schedule of NBC CBS and MBS programs. It names news sports and music features including Bill Stern Rob Edge Xavier Cugat Tommy Dor Gabriel Hentter and Fred Waring while noting orchestras and dramas across time slots.
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Wwe
WMMN
NBC
WJZ
Escorts
Betty
Cbs-Wabc
Edwin C. Hill
Nbc-Weaf
MBS
Milo Perez
Orch
WLW
Joe
Sam
Bill Stern
Rob Edge
WBLK
WRAF
Don Goddard
WTAM
Bob
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Amos 'N' Andy
Fred Waring
News of the World
Morgan
Mr. Keen
CBS
WABC
Lanny Ross
WEAF
Xavier Cugat
WOR
Ricardo
Jack Gru
Ed East
Maxwell House
Wythe Williams
Jan Jarger
Listener
WEA
Bing Crosby
Tommy Dor
Mbs-Wor
Gabriel Hentter
Major Bowes
Olmsted
Joey Kearns
Art Jarrett
WJR
Amos 'N
Andy
Ireland
WCAE
Eddie LeBaron
Jnr
Tanne
Outdoor romance Western rounds up at Dixie tonight
Paramount brings The Round Up to the Dixie theatre, an outdoor romance with gunplay and action. Richard Dix leads with Patricia Morison and Preston Foster, supported by Betty Brewer, Don Wilson, Ruth Donnelly, Jerome Cowan, Dou glass Dumbrille, and The King's Men in Hollywood's wide open spaces spectacle.
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Paramount
Dixie Theatre
East
Richard Dix
Patricia Morison
Preston
North West Mounted
Foster
Little Betty Brewer
Plump Don Wilson
Ruth Donnelly
Jerome Cowan
Douglass Dumbrille
King's Men
Hollywood
Harry Sherman
Lesley Selander
Jus
Lone Rider Crosses The Rio At Opera House
The Lone Rider Crosses The Rio stars George Houston whose first starring film confirms rising popularity. The Opera House presents action humor and strong singing with a handsome production, offering real melodious he man singing and broad comedy for viewers.
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George Houston
Corfer
Houston
Strikers Defy Board Over Wood Industry Wage Row
The strike of about 12 000 lumber workers continues as Orton denounces the board's bid for peace, insisting on a decent living and following John L. Lewis. The mediation board reports employers accept its terms, while the union rejects them, with wages around 67 1/2 cents an hour and demands for a closed shop and hiring hall.
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National Defense
Dykstra
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Orton
Pacific Coast
G. A. Dykstra
Philip Murray
CIO
Padget Sound
Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Ling
National safety and production race letter to public
A St. Lawrence piece argues that national safety requires bold modern projects. It asserts such authorization proves to enemies of democracy that the nation will outpace them in peaceful and wartime production, shaping the rise and fall of nations.
Editor Fears Zinc Scarcity Hits Auto Industry
White Sulphur Springs June 5 The automotive industry faces zinc shortages as war demands rise. SAE Journal editor Thomas A. Bissell warns next year cars may use 50 percent less zinc with 80 percent of parts substitutable. Plastics and cast iron pistons rise as alternatives, but some materials remain irreplaceable. Georgia blocks pipeline rights while officials push oil transport by pipeline to reduce gasoline use.
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Thomas A. Bissell
Society of Automotive Engineers
Bissell
SAE Journal
Georgia
Robert E. Wilson
Office of Production Management
Emerald Oil Relief Advert for Foot Pain Sold Locally
An old ad promises Moone's Emerald Oil quickly relieves tender burning feet with two or three applications. It claims pain and soreness vanish in minutes and urges purchase at MALONES DRUG & CHEMICAL COMPANY and local druggists.
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Moone
Malones Drug & Chemical Company
Invasion Bells Inaccessible and Oil Shortages Spark Debate
Britain debates bell access as churches stay locked at night amid invasion fears and calls for keys or rockets. In Washington, Ickes pushes daylight saving, oil pipeline plans face delays, and tanker reallocation aims to ease East shortages.
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London
Britain
Chelmsford
Paul Reveres
Turbulent Middle East Theater Amid German Moves
Reports from Ankara claim 15000 German troops slipped into Syria under disguise while planes and transports arrive daily. Britain reinforces Palestine Iraq and Cyprus as Wavell commands countermeasures. Vichy hosts Pierre Boisson as France fingers as potential peace broker in a Europe Africa league plan.
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Ner
Frontier
Syria
Iraq
Ankara
Reuters
Rayak Aird
Middle East
Archibald P. Wavell
Palestine
Cyprus
Dakar
Prance
Vichy
Pierre Boisson
French West Africa
Charles de Gaulle
Free French
Hitler
France
Americas
Peace trial balloons and wage talks in 1929 rail system
The passage notes peace trial balloons from Axis-inspired sources and outlines wage scales from 36 cents to 85 cents per hour, with proposed raises to 70 cents and $1.15. The operating union cites cost of living for a 30 percent demand, while the Western Association of Railway Executives argues such raises would push wages 58 percent above 1929 levels.
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Western Association of Rallway
Stone Company Workers May Vote To End Strike Morgantown Proposal to end six week strike faces vote
Morgantown June 5 The Smallwood Stone company workers will vote tomorrow on a proposal to end a six week strike State Labor Commissioner Charles J F Sattler said the company agreed to recognize the CIO quarry workers union and check off dues but declined to meet wage demands
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Morgantown
Smallwood Stone Company
Charles J. F. Sattler
CIO Quarry Workers
Kidney Help With Doan’s Pills Offer Relief
If excess acids linger in blood the kidneys overwork and wastes stay in blood. Symptoms include backache, tiredness, swelling, night trips, headaches, and urinary changes. Doan’s Pills are promoted as helpful with kidney and bladder issues based on long use.
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Nature
Dean
Coe
Doan
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