Radio Program Listings Across Networks
Associated Press radio schedules list program blocks for NEC WEAF NBC and WJZ networks with musical acts and talks. From dinner music to orchestra showcases and historical sketches, the lineup includes Kay Donna Vincent Lopez Cab Calloway and more across evening hours.
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Mountaineers
June Pursell
the Goldergs
Lawrence Tibbett
Gypsies Orchestra
Radio Forum
Kay Donna
Kiss Columbo
Vincent Lopez
Cab Calloway Orchestra
Ralph Erberg
Buddy Rogers Orchestra
Reser’s Eskimos Orchestra
A Boy Who Played Sick Reveals Parental Subtly
By Alice Judson Peale. A mother kept Dudley home three days to nurse him, then saw him joyfully playing base with peers in a vacant lot. Her affectionate care may have reinforced his illnesses, as the child and mother echo a mutual need for attention and care.
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Othise
Ther
Ini
Hieae
Stork Comes to Save Big Sum for Girl
New York reports that a trust fund of 233713 dollars from philanthropist Amos Eno, tied to a condition requiring the beneficiary to stay in the United States until age 30, may be kept for Alice Eno Hopkinson of London after her 1933 milestone.
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Stork
Big Sum
Girl
New York
Alice Eno Hopkinson
London
Tmos Eno
Hen
No Trump Overcalls in Contract Bridge Tactics
A discussion of no trump overcalls used to force partner to bid best suit after a pre emptive bid. The article cites Miss Florence Fitch's hand at Des a Chapelles Club illustrating how a double could mislead a partner and how overcalling aims for game or slam despite the risk to opponents.
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Tom O'Neil
Jin
Florence Fitch
South
West
East
Fitch
British envoy aide’s daughter birth alters trust fate
Jry L. D Aubigne Hopkinson, secretary to the British embassy in Washington, was transferred to Stockholm last summer and accompanied by his wife. Lawyers argue the son's birth protects the family from potential loss of funds, as the will stipulated the trust would lapse before she turned 30 and pass to her children.
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Jry L. D’aubigne Hopkinson
Washington
Stockholm
Noted Colored Divine Preaches Here Sunday
Rev Emmett D Fields D D auditor of the National Baptist convention will speak at the colored Baptist church here Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock and again at 8 o clock Sunday evening The divine is pastor of the Los Angeles Baptist Church and is making his first official visit to the Grafton congregation A German company contemplates a regular airline service between Berlin and Shanghai.
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Emmett D. Fields
D.D
National Baptist Convention
Colored Baptist Church
the Divine
Los Angeles Baptist Church
Grafton
Amelia Earhart receives Legion of Honor in Paris
Amelia Earhart Putnam is decorated with the Legion of Honor in Paris for her solo Atlantic flight. The ceremony featured officials including Paul Painleve, touching her achievement as a landmark in aviation history.
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Amelia Putnam
Paris
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Paul Painleve
Frustrated plot to kill Mussolini foiled in Rome
A 25 year old Italian, Angelo Shardel lotto, armed with a pistol and two bombs, was arrested outside Premier Mussolini's office at the Palazzio Venezia. Police say he admitted planning to strike during Garibaldi day, claiming affiliation with the violent group Justice and Liberty.
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Rome
Benito Mussolinii
Duce
Palazzio Venezia
Garibaldi
Government Press Bureau
Angelo Shardellotto
Angelo Gabini
Justice and “Liberty
Mussolini
Young Urges Freer Presidential Powers at Notre Dame
South Bend, Ind. June 6. Owen D. Young told Notre Dame graduates that central authority with extraordinary presidential powers may be needed to cure economic ills. He warned that the banking system and commerce lack a central authority able to act quickly, though long favored checks and balances protect liberty.
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South Bend
Ind
Owen D. Young
Notre Dame University
Mine union clash stirs tension near Pittsburgh area
Tense scene unfolds around Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation mines as the National Miners Union protests a 10 percent wage cut demanded by United Mine Workers of America. A planned march to Library’s No 10 mine was postponed but likely to proceed later in the week, with Gov ersale as its start. Terminal Miners quit June 1 in protest, and wage talks between UMWA and Terminal officials are to resume.
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Pittsburgh
National Miners Union
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Library
Ae 3
Goversale
UM Wl A
Wet Candidate Leads Tarheel Primary Race in NC
Robert R. Reynolds led four rivals in the Democratic senatorial primary with 1,343 precincts reported in North Carolina. The contest narrowed to Reynolds and Senator Cameron Morrison, a militant prohibitionist, as Morrison trailed Morrison with 115,789 to 110,765 in the partial tally. A separate note mentions over 214,000 date palms cultivated in California and Arizona.
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Charlotte
N. C
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Reynolds
Cameron
Morrison
Prer
Robber Talks Self Out of Arrest Then Escapes
A gunman who held up a downtown cigar store talked himself out of arrest by city police, boarded with two state troopers, and escaped aboard their car. Described as short and dark with blonde curly hair, he registered at a local hotel as H. J. Link of Cleveland then fled after forcing troopers to surrender their pistols. The man was later found at a filling station nine miles east, where he shot a motorcycle tire to hinder pursuit. He remains at large.
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Wheeling
H. J. Link
Cleveland
Link
Here
Near drowning at City Park pool Sunday
A 17 year old girl Dorothy Dolan narrowly escaped drowning at City Park pool while swimming off the cottage side of Tygauts Valley. A group including Helen and Mary Ford and Bob Ford fell in during the incident, with Layman Davis and Charles Warder aiding until rescue and first aid saved her. The event marked the season's first near tragedy at the pool.
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Dorothy Dolan
Beatrice Dolan
West
Washington Street
City Park
Companion
Twain
Helen Ford
Bob Ford
Layman Davisi
Grafton Baking Company
Charles Warder
Hugh R. Warder
Maple Avenue
Hanway
Warder Will Case to Be Tried Again
Retrial of the civil action Clyde G. Turner versus Robert Warder infant et al is set for Thursday morning in Circuit Court. Turner seeks probate of an alleged copy of the lost will of J. H. Warder, estate valued around $10,000. A jury failed to reach a verdict in February term.
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Clyde G. Turner
Robert, Warder, Infant
Turner
J. H. Warder
Hoover Dons Straw on a Verdict in Love vs Latta
May calendar docket shows no anticipated trial for the heavy damage suit of Mrs. Maple E Love executrix against James R Latta and Carl Latta. Meanwhile Clarence Swisher versus W E Wilson proceeds despite the defendant’s recent death. Rosier infant next of kin suit against Hubert Custer results in $5 damages with costs split. County Court condemns roadway through Fetterman district with $600 damages. Terra Alta Bank versus J T and Mary Miller awards $97.45 to plaintiff. England versus McGee yields $203.04 for plaintiff. Bolin and Hamilton fail to reach verdict against Silas Stansberry. Warder Sapp versus Rose M Joyce appeal ends with $171 judgment.
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Maple E. Love
Dr. E. L. Love
James R
Carl Latta
Clarence Swisher
W. E. Wilson
D. C
Terra Alta Bank
J. T
Mary Miller
Cora B. England
Marcillus McGee
W. O. Bolin
J. W. Hamilton
Silas Stansberry
Warder Sapp
Rose M. Joyce
Car rolls into bayou. four die in Goose Creek tragedy
In Houston Texas a motor car rolled backward from a ferry into 20 feet of Cedar Bayou water late last night. Four people were in the car all from Goose Creek. Three drowned and a fourth died later of a heart attack after revival. Names include Mrs A Tidmon 55 Mrs O W Hamilton 30 Esther Swish and another passenger.
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Houston
Texas
Cedar Bayou
Goose Creek
A.tidmon
0. W. Hamilton
Esther
Crawford Says Dancing Aids Screen Actors Training
Joan Crawford praises dancing as essential to film acting in Letty Lynton with Robert Montgomery. She notes dance reveals character, enhances drama, and aids poise and grace for screen players, citing her own experience from Innocent Eyes and tango scenes with Nils Asther.
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Joan Crawford
One
Robert Montgomery
Letty Lynton
Miss Crawford
Nils “Asther
Clarence Brown
Shale Placed On Route 56 Project In Blueville Area
Bartlett Construction crews progressed placing a mile and a half of shale on 5.6 miles of graded Route 56 extending through Blueville Halleck and Morgantown. About twenty workers, two graders, a tractor and trucks are in use. Shale is hauled from Arthur Poe properties near the right of way, with work expected to finish in about two weeks. State Route 56 work includes a half mile stretch in Taylor county.
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Blueville
Halleck
Morgantown
Bartlett Construction Company
George Luzagdet
Arthur Poe
Taylor County
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