Wheeler to Broadcast Jazz Series and Nordic Observance
New York June 13 report notes NBC plans a nine week “Carnival of Popular Music” series led by WJZ stations featuring Paul Whiteman the Dorsey brothers Fred Waring and others. Crown Prince Gustav Adolph will be heard via cross seas broadcast on WEAF NBC before sailing from Gothenburg. Two hundred Boy Scouts from Iroquois council closed a three day camp with a public field trip at Ogle Bay Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
WJZ
Paul ‘Whiteman
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Fred Waring
Wheeler
Gustav Alof
Sweden
America
Weafnbc
Gottenburg
Radio Forum
Burton K. Wheeler
WPA
WEAF
American Medical Association
Wheeling
Iroquois Council
Oglebay Park
Pastor Resigns After Five Years At First Christian Church
The Rev. J. P. Atkins, pastor of the First Christian church for five years, announced his resignation on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Atkins
First Christian Church
Radio Listings by Station and Time Across Networks
A dense schedule lists NBC CBS and other stations with programs from 6:45 EDT through 11:15 PM EST, including drama, variety, dance music, and orchestras. Notable entries feature WJZ Alias Jimmy Valentine and Cantor's Camel Caravan with Eddie Cantor, plus Burns and Allen on NBC and Lum n Abner on WGAR. The lineup spans local and network shows, with multiple dance times and orchestral performances across stations WMMN WHAS WGR WLW WGN and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sev
Lal
Now
Tna
Pisk
Carl Ravazza
WEAF
NBC
Pepper Young
Rush Hughes
WABC
CBS
Malcolm Douglas
Wjz-Nbc
Wowo
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Sum & Abner
MBS
Buddy Clark
Frank Novak
WMMN
WGR
Just Entertainment
Jack Fulton
Andrews Sisters
Carl Hohengarten
Wrigley
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Jimmy Valentine
CKLW
Wheel of Chance
WGAR
Black Flame
Amazon
WHAS
Ancle Eara
Boake Carter
Doris Rhodes
Burns and Allen
Tony Martin
Ray Noble
Moptay
WSM
WIZ
Salon
Jack Quinlan
Those We Love
KDEA
Voice of Firestone
MBC
Jack Marshad
WOR
Jaimen Melton
WKBW
Boots and the Bachelors
Stamp
Ruby
WHP
James Melton
Paul Martin
WGBI
Stonehill
WPAR
Wayne King
WLW
American Legion
Ogan
WIBX
Dick Jergen
WJB
Nat's Forum
Burns & Allen
Cantor
Kyw—Civic Symphony
WGY
Name
WBEN
WSYR
Viennesse
Jory Graet
Andy
Lub & Abner
Ray Kinney
KDERA
WJR
Kresap Brron
Ws5m
Pat
Blué Baron
Jack Denny
WFBL
Royal Worth
Dick Casparre
WBT
S. C. Economic Association
Fletcher Henderson
Hernie Cummins
Bernie Cummins
Wee Thank Ae
Jean Mie
Jane i
Deby’ ‘ Societe
Joe
Oncheat
Insurgents Gain Ground In Spain As Castellon Standoff Persists
Weather hampers Aranda's timetable as Jose Miaja directs Madrid defense. Miaja, in civil and military control of government areas except Catalonia, races to save Castellon and Valencia while insurgents strike from the northwest, severing Albocacer and threatening isolation.
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Aranda
Castellon
Jose Miaja
Madrid
Miaja
Catalonia
Valencia
Albocacer
Gunman Fined in Morgantown for Illicit Deer Shot
June 13 John Triss a 55 year old Granville coal miner paid a 40.60 fine in magistrate's court after a game protector testified he fired a rifle from his shanty window at a deer seen on a hill. The deer escaped.
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Morgantown
John Triss
Granville
Triss
Plane Wreck Victims Named In Fateful Flight
Continued from page one. L B Watts an oil salesman from San Francisco and his wife Mrs L B Watts are among the deceased or missing. Also listed are Harvey M Salisbury 34 of TWA co pilot traveling as passenger pilot John Graves 35 and C W Wallace 29 both connected with Ariz air service. Martha M Wilson from Philadelphia is identified as a stewardess.
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L. B. Watts
San Francisco
Harvey M. Salisbury
TWA
John Graves
C. W. Wallace
Ariz
Martha M. Wilson
Philadelphia
Plane wreckage found after TWA disappearance near Buena Vista Peak
Collier arrived at Yosemite ranger HQ with a briefcase and cap. He recounted searching from Fresno to Bass Lake, finding a wrecked TWA airliner about 200 feet from Buena Vista peak. Bodies lay scattered on the slope, decomposed and not snow covered, with one body in sight. The storm caused floods in Los Angeles and hindered early search efforts.
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Collier
Yosemite
TWA
Los Angeles
Grafton Hopes for Roosevelt Visit as Forest Festival Opens
Welch notes safety awards at Keystone meeting. Elkins forest festival starts with dedication plans and low excursion fares. Mayor hopes thousands attend, urges a general holiday during Roosevelt’s dam visit. A souvenir booklet is being prepared.
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Elkins
Roosevelt
Grafton
City reports 1937 death toll changes and child safety gains
The council notes a four percent drop in deaths per 100000 population in 1937 largely due to fewer heat fatalities, with 22 states recording heat deaths. Work accident deaths rose about five percent to 15,500, while child fatalities showed improvement as deaths under one declined to 4,150 and deaths under five dropped eight percent.
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Continueu
Venice
Safter Council
Youth wounded in Bluefield shooting after assault charge
In Bluefield on June 13 18 year old PH Dawson was charged with driving a car while intoxicated. He was wounded by a bullet in the leg during a fight following a car accident. Special officer J O Mitchell said he fired to protect himself after Dawson struck him.
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Bluefield
PH. K. Dawson
J. 0. Mitchell
Dawson
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Monsoon
Holc. —Central Press
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Aer
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Sherman Lindsey
Lodge
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Royal Arch
Earl J. Myers
Franklin B. Murphy
Doyle Haney
C. Ralph Thornhill
E. L. Baughhan
Lindsey
L. Frank Poling
Leslie‘c. Bucklew
Circuit Oour Seidey
Robert Moore
Circuit Court
Dale Huey
Nolda G. Stemple
Steve Annese
Brownton
Kiss From A
Justice Hugo Black
Roberts
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles Hamilton
Elizabeth Roberts
Owen J. Roberts
Kimberton
Welch
Keystone
Stanley
Ul Walt
Stee
Big Sister
Preg
Sade
Etta Kett
Muggs and Skeeter
Charis
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Kkeetto
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