Radio Programs and Lineup Listings for June 9
A radio schedule listing NBC CBS and JZ networks with program times from early evening through midnight. Notable entries include Jim Corbett dinner music program, Kate Smith and Pryor's Band segments, and evening orchestras plus a television Audiovision variety block.
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WEAF
NBC
Jim Corbett
London
WABC
CBS
National Security League
Tucker's Orchestra
Stara
Crime Club
Kate Smith
Winegar’s Orchestra
Daddy
Rolio
Pryor’s Band
Rels and
Dunn
Round Towners
H. V. Kaltenborn
Budd
Barlow Symphony
Richie Craig, Jr
Tito Giuzar
Radio Playhouse
Henderson Orchestra
Dance Orchestra
Romanelli Orchestra
Ann Leaf
Ben Alley
Irwin's Orchestra
Abrams Orchestra
Witness Threats Stir Angelenos in Crawford Killing Case
District attorney investigators seek a man who threatened Mrs. Wthel Hamlin, a juror in the Crawford murder case. Hamlin reported a whispered warning in a hall of justice elevator, vowing she would be silenced. Clark, a deputy district attorney, is held on $100,000 bond awaiting superior court trial.
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Lon Angeles
Salch
Wthel Hamlin
Charles H. Crawford
Herbert Spencer
West
Crawford
Ingators
Br ‘Soon Wall
Joseph Ford
Clark
Three Hurt in Car Wreck at Century Muskogee
Buckhannon hospital reports three injured after a sedan collision at Century Muskogee Oklahoma. Patrick J Arley, a visiting figure linked to Bacone Indian College, plans to travel to participate in the college golden jubilee. He is noted as a former quarterback and school editor with early life on farms and ambitions for a law degree.
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Larkgburg
Buckhannon
Century Muskogee
Okla
Patrick J. Arley
Hurley
Three Hurt in Tucker County Accident Report
Yesterday three people suffered severe injuries in a Tucker County incident. Stephen England, a Tucker County school teacher at Montrose, Randolph County. Howard Looman, 21, of Hutchinson. and Miss Nellie Wolfe, 24, a school teacher at 51 George, Tucker County, were said to be in critical condition. Three other persons were hurt less seriously.
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Stephen England
Tucker County
Montrose
Randolph County
Howard Looman
Hutchingon
Nellie Wolfe
George
Birth of a Nation shown with sound at Opera House
The Birth of a Nation, hailed as the grandest movie of 1914, is shown tonight and Wednesday in a sound version at the Opera House. Crowds filled the theater last night and praised the sound effects. The epic, directed by D. W. Griffith, cost around 100000 to produce and has earned about nineteen million in sixteen years.
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Opera House
D. W. Griffith
Howard Hughes
666 Liquid or Tablets for Headache and Malaria
The notice describes 666 liquid or tablets claimed to relieve neuralgia in 30 minutes, cure a cold in the first day, and diagnose malaria in three days. It also advertises 666 Salve for a baby’s cold.
Birth of a Nation review by Sentinel theater critic
Review discusses D. W. Griffiths bold film crafting and controversial racial themes. Critic notes technical innovations, dramatic pacing, and historical impact while weighing film’s sensational reception and moral implications.
Clara Bow Leaves Paramount on Health Grounds
Hollywood June 9 Clara Bow ends six year Paramount run by contract release to October and two remaining films. The star’s nervous breakdown cited as health reason. manager Schulberg expresses belief in future success and a friendly parting as Bow seeks recovery.
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Hollywood
Cal
Clara How
Paramount Studios
Paramount
B. P. Schulberg
Miss Bow
Actress says she plans no future in pictures or on stage
She states that she will focus on regaining her health and has no plans for a return to acting in films or on the stage. The statement emphasizes a pause in public performing work as she recovers.
American Women to Attend Royal Court Third Season Event
Eight American women will join about 400 participants at Buckingham Palace for the third court of the season before King George and Queen Mary. Gowns are being fitted as they prepare for the Mall procession. Names include Barbara Childs of Norfolk Connecticut and several others from Denver Philadelphia Washington and New York. Nine more will be presented at the fourth court tomorrow night.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Queen Mary
Toda
Barbara Childs
Norfolk
Conn
Lester E.kant
Denver
Colo
Frederick W. Hilles
New Haven
H. S. Lehr
Philadelphia
George Meata
Washington, D. C
Helen McCann
Cassell R. St. Aubin
Charles E. van Vieck
New York
Fourth Court
Star Route to Elkins to Be Made Permanent
The post office department seeks bids to permanently carry the Grafton Elkins mail. Since abolishing two Elkins trains, mail service has operated as a temporary star route. The daily truck round trip leaves Grafton at 6 30 p m arriving in Hiking at 9 15 p m and returns from Elkins at 4 45 a m arriving back in Grafton.
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Post Office
Grafton-Elkins
Elkins
Grafton
Lindberghs Plan Orient Flight With Water Landing Option
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife prepare the monoplane for a flight to the Orient with water landings in mind. They may employ retractable wheels for ground landings, weighing the added complexity against safer emergency landings on pontoons if water access is unavailable. Aviation experts say the setup could work with suitable shore conditions.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
Col. Lindbergh
Earth
Permanent arrangement planned for connecting trains No 30
The note states the current time to connect with trains No 30 is to be made permanent. Bids must be submitted to the office of the second assistant postmaster general in Washington by June 13.
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Sixth Man Claims To Be Slayer of Arnold Rothstein
New York reports say Matthew Guidera, 22, held in Los Angeles for a stabbing, confessed to killing gambler Arnold Rothstein to gain a trip to New York. His brother supports the claim, marking him as the sixth man to confess. five prior confessions were proven fake.
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Arnold Rothstein
New York
Matthew Guidera
Los Angeles
Matthew
Thomas
Guidera
Rothstein
Chicago
Missionaries flee Communist threat in China retreat
Ten American Methodist missionaries stationed at Yenping in Fukien province withdrew to Foochow today amid a Communist menace. They reported the move to the mission’s local headquarters.
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Shanghai
Yenping
Fukein Province
Foochow
Prosecutor Goes On Trial On Four Charges
Youngstown Ohio June 9 Prosecutor Ray L Thomas of Mahoning county goes on trial next Monday on bribery embezzlement blackmail and intimidation charges. He entered a not guilty plea yesterday. County Commissioner Albert Cooper former Commissioner Wade G Christy and Attorney David Sherman also entered pleas. Indicted by a special grand jury after probing relations between Thomas former Traction Commissioner Harry Engle and public utilities.
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Youngstown
Ray L. Thomas
Mahoning County
Thomas
Albert Cooper
Wade G. Christy
David Sherman
Harry Engle
Public Utilities
H C Compton New Head Of Trade Board
Taylor County Board of Trade elected H C Compton as president with W L Thomas as treasurer and G T Vance as secretary. Directors endorsed establishing an airport near Grafton and voted thanks to outgoing president G T Bartlett for two years of service. An inter meeting will set committees for the year ahead.
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Taylor County Board of Trade
Flrst National Bank
H. C. Compton
G. T. Vance
Grafton
G T. Bartlett
G. T. Bartlett
Gandhi arrives for conference today in London visit
Mahatma Gandhi arrived from Bardoli to confer with the working committee of the Indian Nationalist Congress on his forthcoming London conference. To avoid demonstrations, he detrained at a suburban station and walked three miles to his residence.
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Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Bardoli
Congress
London
Philadelphia Cream Cake and Related Cookery Notes
By Mrs. Alexander George this column lists cake filling and dessert recipes and a full menu plan. It details a luncheon breakfast with fresh berries and various breads, plus a lamb dinner and a vegetable salad. There are recipes for soft molasses cookies, zwieback, and a cream cheese dessert with egg yolks and milk.
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Philadelphia
Jailed in Default Bond In Butler for DUI and Prohibition Violation
John Toth of Star City West Virginia was committed to jail in Butler Pennsylvania yesterday for driving while intoxicated and violations of prohibition laws after defaulting on bond. The incident was reported June 9.
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John Toth
Star City
W. Va
Fire sweeps Seattle waterfront district
A vast fire swept Seattle's waterfront district early today destroying several industrial and business establishments. A strong wind pushed the flames away from the storage plant of the Associated Oil Company. Firemen estimated damage at more than $500,000.
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Seattle
Wash
Associated Oil Company
Liberals and Laborites Clash Over Land Tax
London reports a rift between the labor government and the Liberal party over the new land tax bill. The Liberals seek an amendment that the government initially accepted but Chancellor Philip Snowden later rejected. The return of Liberal leader David Lloyd George from Scotland is awaited to resolve the crisis threatening Liberal cooperation and the ministry.
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London
Liberal Party
Oyser
Laborite Herald
Philip Snowden
David Lloyd George
Scotland
Complaints on Germany Navy Inferiority Hit Talks
Paris reports French naval circles describe last weekend's British German talks as the visitors' complaint that the German navy is inferior to others as fixed by Versailles. Herr Von Plessen of the German foreign office reportedly told A. V. Alexander lord of the British admiralty that Germany seeks to build a stronger navy, especially to match France.
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Herr von Plessen
Foreign Office
A. V. Alexander
Ger
France
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