Announcers to Fly Atlantic Clipper This Weekend
Radio editors George Hicks of NL and Bob Trout of CBS will cover the Pan-American Atlantic Clipper’s inspection flight from New York to Marseilles starting Saturday. Pickups will be made from the clipper, ending Monday in France, with a busy Friday night broadcast lineup across NBC, CBS, and WEAF stations.
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NBC
Lucille Manners
Guy Lombardo
J. W. Loehne
WABC
CBS
Burns and Allen
Raymond Paige
Grand Central Station
Bob Ripley
Wjz-Nbc
Chicago
Devon Francis
New York
Irene
Europe
United States
Lindbergh
Corrigan
Atlantic
Manhasset Bay
Long Island
Horta
Azores
Lisbon
Marseille
France
Clash over jobs halts tunnel work 12 miles east of Somerset
Twenty five state motor police and sheriff deputies reinforce to avert violence as rival AFL and independent unions clash over hiring on a $60 million PWA highway tunnel 12 miles east of Somerset. Gutherie Marsh Peterson Construction plans to resume with AFL help while independents resist AFL work in the county. Federal suit pending after failed Somerset county court order.
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Somerset
AFL
PWA
Gutherie-Marsh-Peterson Construction Company
Victor B. Glessner
Somerset County Independent Construction Workers Association
Afl To Work In This County.’ Glessner
Harrisbro
Pittsburh
Tate Motor Police
Greensburg
Fred P. Hare
Arthur H. James
AFL International Hod
Gutherie-Marsh-Petersons
Western Pennsylvania Contractors Association
John, R. Frankel
Somerset County
Federal District Court
World of Tomorrow Visit by a Lonely Antiquarian
A visiting antique collector tours New York City and comments on the World of Tomorrow exhibit. A humorous note compares motorists’ bragging about speedometers to a motorcycle cop’s expectations.
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New York
World of Tomorrow
Ohio Baby Kidnapped Slain Found in Creek Near Clyde
Police in northwestern Ohio mounted a wide manhunt for the kidnapper of 10 month old Haldon Baker Fink of Clyde. The child was abducted from his grandparents home and later found dead in a creek seven miles west of Clyde. His mother Velma Fink, divorced from Ervin Fink, 23, had been living with her parents, Mr and Mrs Orenggfiker.
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Ohio
Haldon Baker Fink
Clyde
Velma Fink
Ervin Fink
Orenggfiker
Europe on a Plane and the Press Collision
A humorous note on the first passenger plane flight to Europe from New York with Irene reacting to the plan. The piece shifts to diplomatic updates from Morgantown about post talks and a separate Institute of School Journalism meeting with speakers Ambler Pollack Rinehart and Michelson scheduled to discuss newspapers as historical sources.
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Morgantown
Institute of School Journalism
State University
Charles H. Ambler
Rebecca Pollack
Department of Education
George R. Rinehart
H. Boone Michelson
School of Journalism
Ambler
Still Attempt Continued From Page One
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss transmission to Joseph Stalin and weighing in Kremlin balance. The text hints at political maneuvering and uncertain reception in various quarters. The piece suggests ongoing efforts within Soviet leadership and mixed public reaction.
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Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Britain Eyes Economic Retaliation Over Japan Move
Hull said in Washington that no U S joint action with Britain and France is planned while economic retaliation measures are prepared should Japan not withdraw from Tientsin. The blockade is seen as tied to axis plans against foreign affairs as Strang seeks Moscow talks to back a Soviet alliance. Chatfield stated Britain is advancing readiness for war in peace, and an economist urges a live and let live policy for industries.
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Britain
Hull
Washington
United States
France
China
Board of Trade
Japan
Tientsin
William Strang
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Lord Chatfield
Coordination
Weston Tests Bicycle Curfew Ordinance
Weston tests the new bicycle curfew law after arrests filed appeals. The ordinance bans riding on streets from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Howard Cole, 25, was arrested and fined, then posted bond for appeal.
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Weston
Howard Cole
Rotarians Plot Out Next Year's Program
The 500 delegates at the International Rotary assembly in White Sulphur Springs began drafting next year’s program for presentation at the upcoming international convention in Cleveland. They toured Greenbrier Valley yesterday after a brief discussion of the 1940 Rio de Janeiro meeting.
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International Rotary Assembly
Cleveland
Greenbrier
Rio de Janeiro
Strand Theatre Show Promotes First Offender Film
The Strand Theatre opens First Offender, a dramatized case for reform over punishment. Walter Abel stars as a district attorney who resigns to help rehabilitate delinquent youths through a trade farm, opposing harsh justice with a hopeful cure. The feature, adapted from Sheriff J Edward Bay’s work, contrasts reform with crime in a frontier tale.
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Columbia
Strand Theatre
J. Edward Bay
New England
First Offenders Club
Walter Abel
J. Johnny Downs
Abel
Jesse James Returns to Dixie Theatre Screen Tonight
The Dixie Theatre presents Jesse James in a Technicolor Nelson Eddy feature. After two years of research and six months of filming, the epic drama debuts tonight, spotlighting the nation’s famed outlaw amid Turbulent events of the era.
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Darryl F. Zanuck
Jesse James
20Th : Centray-Fox
Nelson Eddy
Dixte
Screen
Jesse James film praised as epic outlaw tale
The Dixie Theatre presents Tyrone Power in Jesse James a sweeping portrait of the famed outlaw both brave and brutal with a strong supporting cast. Darryl F. Zanuck’s production is hailed as a masterful life study with Ann Miller Paula Guilfoyle and others in key roles. Still in idle coal fields story notes 173 words.
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Nelson Body
Dixie Theatre
Ber. Hecht
Jack Conway
Oxford
Nelson Eddy
Harvard Law School
Virginia Bruce
Victor McLaglen
Eddy
Lionel Barrymore
Edward Arnold
Wall Street
Guy Kibbee
Charles Butterworth
H. P. Warner
Aod
Raymond Walburn
Jesse James
Tyrone Power
Hollywood
Jess¢ James
20Th Century-Fox
Darryl F. Zanuck
Zanuck
America
Bowman
Ann Miller
Paula Guilfoyle
Alma Kruger
Jonathon Hale
Jack Arnold
Leslie Goodwins
B. P. Pinwmian
Seam
Tarnished Angel at RKO Opera House Romance
The story centers on a nightclub entertainer who joins a religious racket scheme. Sally Eilers plays a night club entertainer turned fake evangelist, aided by Lee Bowman as a wealthy suitor. Her rise through faith healing masquerades ends as her schemes unfold.
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RKO Radio
Sally Eilers
Lee Bowman
Miss Eilers
Bowman
New G-Men Chief Named by Federal Bureau Inspector
P. E. Foxworth, of the Federal Bureau Investigations, named new chief of the G men in New York to succeed Dwight Brantley. Foxsworth, 22, prefers to be known as “sate,” was in charge of the investigation of former Federal Judge Martin Ty Bao.
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P. E. Foxworth
Federal Bureau
Investigatis
G-men
York
Dwight Brantley
Foxwoad
Sate
Martin, Ty. Bao
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