Roosevelt to broadcast June 30 on national education meet
New York June 7 Roosevelt scheduled to speak on June 30 via all network broadcast in connection with the National Educational association convention in New York. Also notes Col Frank Knox to address the National Editorial association at White Sulphur Springs W Va on June 22 with a WIZ NBC transmission. Programs listed for WEAF WABC WJZ and WJZ schedules for listening tonight and Wednesday with various hosts orchestras and segments.
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New York
Gettysburg
Roosevelt
National Educaonal Association
Knox
Col
Frank Knox
National Editorial Association
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
WJZ
NBC
Vivian Della Chiesa
Heidi’s Brigadiers
Rudy Vallee
Trust Probe Prompts Open Debate On Monopoly Reform
The article discusses calls for a broad study costing $500000 to examine monopolistic controls in industry and finance. Figures warn such probes could become political tools, while advocates argue a Congress and government agency survey could restore prosperity by loosening private business restrictions.
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Congress
Austin
Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
House
Justice, Commerce and Treasury Departments
Federal Trade and Securities Commissions
Radio Schedule Dense with NBC CBS And Local Shows
A detailed 5 30 PM to 11 00 PM EST radio grid lists NBC CBS and local station lineups. It names commentators singers orchestras drama sketches and variety programs across CBS NBC WJZ CKLW WLW WMMN WSB and others with times and performers such as Chesterfield Maxine Sulivan and Jimmie Allen. The schedule shows frequent cross channel listings and multiple station identifiers for each half hour slot reflecting a busy regional network broadcast day.
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CBS
Bonke Carter
NBC
Chesterfield
WJZ
Johnnie Johnson
Golden Serenaders
WMMN
Mawell Thomas
Maxine Sulivan
CKLW
Jimmie Allen
WHP
WBC
Easy Aces
Just Entertainment
Jack Fulton
Andrews Sisters
Orchestra
Amos 'N
Andy
Wheel of Chance
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WGAR
Black Flame
Amazon
Mr. Keen
Geo
Perry Como
EDKA
WLW
Mad Hatterfields
WTIC
WGY
Redhorse Revue
Charles Paul
Vivian Della Chiesa
Paul Sullivan
WBT
Grady Cole
Russ Morgan
KDKA
AI Donahue
Theraphy Bee
Gregory
WESG
Old Towners
WHAM
Dr. Friendly
WKBW
Elvira Ruppel
WWVA
Universal
Watts the Answer
al Jolson
Wayne King
Happy Havelick
WPAR
Kanawhe Valley
the Cavaliers
Stamp
Bert Farber
MBC
Vox Pop
Horace Heldt
Johnson Family
Glee Club
Jewish Hour
Fischer McGee & Co
MBS
Benny Goodman
Venetian Singers
Federal Symphony Orch
WBAL
WJR
Charlene
Hal Kemp
Robert L. Ripley
WGBI
Nat Shilbert
Single Girls and the New Deal In Washington
Washington column argues the New Deal worsened courtship for single women due to more government workers, many unmarried. Census figures show a growing female surplus since 1930, with 35 000 more women than men by 1938, leaving men scarce for weekend dates according to officials and anecdotes.
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Washington
Washington Post
Census Bureau
Fire policy reform eyed by insurance head in WV
The insurance commissioner urged a legal rate making bureau under his supervision to streamline rate changes by risk class. He argued that adjusting rates would help underinsured and overinsured properties, reduce arson incentives, and permit agents to rekindle business by offering insurance to value at fairer prices for residents and companies alike.
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Insurance Commissioner
West Virginia
30000 Filipinos Flee In Terror From Eruption
In Manila crowds flee their homes as a towering plume of flame and lava from Mayon volcano drives over 30,000 people from villages near the peak. The volcano has rumbled since Friday, with quakes, threatening roads, and desolation along the base. Miguel Selga of the Manila weather bureau ties the event to a prior two month eruption.
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Manila
Manilla
Gather Miguel Selga
Weather Bureau
Vito Realizes Counterfeit Bill Worse Than Expected
In Bristol Connecticut on June 7 Vito DiPinto reported a questionable two dollar bill to police. The bill read two rollers under Jefferson's portrait and included a mocking caption. Police determined the note was worthless as counterfeit.
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Vito
Bill
Bristol
Conn
Vito DiPinto
Jefferson
Southern senators seek exemptions from wage act
Southern members pressed for exemptions from the 40-cent wage as seven southern senators caucused and backed Ellender and Pepper in the conference committee. Senator Walsh warned the southerners they could derail the Thomas program by filibuster, while leaders moved to clear other legislation including the deficiency appropriation and a 3.723 billion lending bill.
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Pepper
Fla
Walsh
Mass
Thomas
House
Healthy Sx Whertamin Tables at Local Cafe
An OCR fragment describes a health related scene at a cafe on West Main Street. It mentions beverages including beer and wine and references a drug company and a phone number. Readable details are limited but indicate a casual local setting with product labels and the address.
Notice to creditors and beneficiaries in Beverlin estate
Commissioner’s notice to creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of H W Beverlin Sr deceased. All claims must be exhibited with vouchers legally verified to John K Burdett commissioner of accounts at Grafton Banking and Trust building Grafton West Virginia by December 12 1938 or be barred. Beneficiaries must be present to protect their interests. June 7 14 21 1938.
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H. W. Beverlin, Sr
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Grafton
West Virginia
John K. Burdett
Taylor County
Sarah O. McCartney
Court bill continues as labor backs winning nominee
The article notes Labor Federation backing the winning nominee with AFL support echoed across Pennsylvania. Wearin earned endorsements from several CIO leaders. Republicans boast a larger total primary vote than Democrats, even as Democrats claim statewide wins in recent elections despite June Republican margins.
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American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Wearin
Industrial unit praised by board and officers
Industrial and Mr Thurmond spoke briefly praising Supt Bell and Major Jaco for the boys fine showing. Col White commended the unit as among the best marching teams in the state and praised campus lawns. Thurmond left for a university banquet while Col White joined Supt and Mrs Bell for dinner.
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Thurmond
Supt. Bell
William Jaco
Col White
Board of Control
University
Col. White
Mrs. Bell
Legal notices of the estate of Sarah O McCartney
Legal notices of the estate of Sarah O McCartney deceased notify all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers verified to the undersigned at the Grafton Banking and Trust Company Building Graf ton West Virginia on or before December 12 1938 John K Burdett clerk County West Virginia
New Accounts to Be Opened for Social Security Card Holders
Seasonal job activity increases applications for social security account cards, says Raymond Kenny of the Clarksburg Social Security Office. Students and workers entering commerce or industry must have cards, and duplicates are issued only with proper ID.
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Wai
Raymond Kenny
Clarksburg
Social Security Board
Big Sister Beth and Buddy in Lesson When Crash and Missile Hit
A chaotic scene unfolds as Beth and Buddy study when a crash echoes and a missile rips through the window. Authorities investigate the incident and assess damage to the room and surrounding area.
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Beth
Buddy
Crash
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