Radio Programs Iterable Saturday Schedule
Saturday June 18 radio lineup across NBC CBS and NEC networks lists dinner music shows and a long sequence of orchestras choirs and dramas with many to be announced slots, featuring Phillips Columbo Amos and Andy, Sarantos and other acts across 5 pm to midnight listings.
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NEC
WJZ Network
00 Heart Songs
Lopez
Amos 'N
Andy
Danger Fighters
Selvin
the Goldman Band
Snoop and
Peep
Harmony
McCravy Brothers
Sodeto
Lew Conrad
Charlie Agnew
Miners Wage Cut Opposed In Colorado
Denver June 18 The Colorado State Industrial Commission condemned a 15 percent wage slash by Colorado Fuel and Iron, saying miners are receiving a living wage on the present scale. The commission asserted it has power to enforce its decision against the reduction.
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Denver
Col
Colorado State Industrial Commission
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pjice
Democrats Arrive For State Meeting In Clarksburg
Robert Kelly of Charleston and Homer A Holt of Fayetteville arrived in Clarksburg for a state and congressional candidates meeting. Organiza tion plans heads ofquarters and naming of a secretary and treasurer will be discussed.
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Clarksburg
Robert ©. Kelly
Charleston
Homer A. Holt
Vof
Fayetteville
Sunday School and Worship Services at Local Church
On Sunday September 15 the church under W H Shafferman as superintendent offers a service with song and orchestra, a class for every mother, and child care. Morning worship at 10 30 led by the pastor features a sermon on The Ministry of a Merry Heart. Luther League meets at 6 30 to discuss How Honest Are We As Individuals and Groups. Evening worship at 7 30 presents The Committed Way. An invitation to all to attend all services.
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W. H. Shafferman
Luther League
First Presbyterian Service and Activities Schedule
First Presbyterian Church announces 9:30 church school led by Mrs John W Ault Jr Supt and 10:30 morning worship. Vacation Church school commencement exercises at 7:30. Weekday activities include 1:30 Tuesday Fidelis Club and Wednesday luncheon at 11 A M and choir rehearsal at 8:15 P M. I was glad when they said unto me let us go unto the house of the Lord.
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John W. Ault
Earl Wilkinson
Fidelis Club
Sermon Rally To Benefit District Conference
Warren M. E. and F. J. Frye preside as ministers with a church rally schedule including 9:30 church school 11:00 sermon on The Cry of the Hungry Soul and 3:00 sermon by Dr. R. W.8. Thomas of Clarksburg. Choir will sing for the rally closing Sunday evening public invited to attend these services with Wednesday evening devoted to district conference planning in Pittsburgh.
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Homer Howell
R. W
Community Schedule Patchwork for Fairmont Church
A fragmentary church bulletin lists Tuesday 8:00 am Bible study led by Mrs. Cox of Fairmont, Thursday 8:00 am prayer meeting, and Friday 8:00 pm choir practice.
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Fairmont
First M E South Rev Knicely Pastor Services
First M E South invites attendance at 9 30 Sunday School led by J E Knerr Supt 10 45 sermon by the pastor on the first Sunday of each month 7 30 sermon by the pastor on the second and fourth Sundays Young Peoples service on the first and third Sunday nights Mrs Dessie Hall Supt 1 30 Wednesday prayer meeting led by Charles F Hall all services are open to all.
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J. E. Keener
Young Peoples
Dessie Hall
Charles F. Hall
First Church Notice Preaching Set for Sundays and Worship
The First Church of Christ with Minister B E Hanes schedules preaching and worship. Bible schools meet at 9 30 with J A Keller Mrs C F Sterling and Mrs Dorsey McIntosh as superintendents. Prayer meetings held Wednesday at 8 00.
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First Church of Christ
B. E. Hanes
Setold
J. A. Keller
C. F. Sterling
Dorsey
McIntosh
First Pentecostal Assemblies of God Services Schedule
Albert D Skymer pastor leads Sunday School 9 30 morning worship 10 30 evangelistic service 1 30 Tuesday prayer 1 30 devotional Thursday you are invited to attend these services and worship with us in the Old Fashioned Way.
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First Pentecostal Assemblies of God
Albert D. Skymer
Nazarene Church to Host Talk by Edward Mills on Nation's Future
The Church of the Nazarene with Pastor W. C. Jones invites attendees to 9:30 Sabbath school led by G. N. Walters, Superintendent. Edward W. Mills, former West Virginia gubernatorial candidate, will address the school on “The Future of Our Nation and Some of the Evils of Our Day.” Obect lessons noted, 5:00 PM N.P. 8 C. Dewey.
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G. N. Walters
Edward W. Mills
West Virginia
C. Dewey
St Pauls M E Church Service Schedule
St Pauls M E announces 10:00 worship, 11:00 Sunday school led by J H Maysellis, 6:30 Epworth League. 7:30 Wednesday prayer meeting and 7:30 Friday choir rehearsal. All welcome at St Pauls.
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J. H. Maysellis
Epworth League
St. Paul's
State Editors Meet in Logan for Sixth Annual Outing
In Logan on June 18 editors of the West Virginia Newspaper Council and their wives gathered for the sixth annual summer outing. The day included limited formal sessions and several talks on newspaper craft, plus recreational activities such as coal mine visits. Local sponsors included the Logan Banner, Logan Democrat, Logan Coal Association, American Legion and service clubs.
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Logan
West Virginia
Logan Banner
Democrat
Logan Coal Association
American ‘Legion
Service
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Program
Sunday school at 9 30 with departments for all ages. 10 30 morning worship in a cool auditorium. 1 30 evening service features a young people program with illustrated hymns. 7 30 Monday Life Service League picnic at the park. 30 Tuesday Royal Ambassadors at church. 7 30 Wednesday mid week service and study class.
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Life Service League
Royal Ambassadors
West Main Street M E Church notices
Pastor French Boone presides at West Main Street M E Church with Sunday school at 10:00 led by J. Lee Evans and Epworth League on September 6 at 2:30. A 7:30 worship service will feature a Children's Day program and an invitation to attend.
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West Main St. M. E
French Boone
J. Lee Evans
Epworth League
Methodist Protestant Service Schedule
The church led by Pastor B. L. Arnold lists Sunday School at 9 30 with C C Richman as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 features echoes from the General Conference by C G Richman Evening worship at 7 30 includes a sermon by the pastor A hearty invitation is extended to all attendees.
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C. C.’ Richman
General Conference
C. G. Richman
Christian Endeavor
Butler Urges Dry Policy At Chicago Wet Rally
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of New York appears at a Chicago wet rally and backs repeal as a top Republican convention issue. He speaks on the dry law repeal and its prominence in party discussions.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Chicago
First United Brethren Church Father’s Day Schedule
Lois R. Luzader serves as pastor with 9:30 Sunday School led by J. W. Martin, Supt. Classes for all ages. 10:30 morning worship and sermon by the pastor. 6:45 Christian Endeavor. 7:45 Special Father’s Day program. 7:45 Tuesday meeting of the King’s Daughters Bible class. 7:45 Wednesday prayer meet. We invite you to worship with us in all services.
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J. W. Martin
Christian’ Endeavor
King’s Daughters
Fathers Day Observed At U B Church Program Planned
United Brethren church observes Father s Day with a formal program. Pastor Mrs Lois Luzadder will preach in the morning on Our Fathers. Evening program features songs recitations and readings under a committee led by Miss Marguerite Hatley Mrs W H Reese and Mrs G B Bennett. Program begins at 7 45.
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United” Brethren Church
Lois Luzadder
Marguerite Hatley
W. H. Reese
G. B. Bennett
Boy 13 Sets Off Alone on 17000 Mile Pacific Trek
Chicago reports Hartley De Gerald, 13, leaving alone on a 17000 mile journey to the Fiji Islands to seek cannibals. He previously traveled solo to the Arctic Circle. The first leg goes from Chicago to Vancouver to board the Niagara to Honolulu, then Fiji, armed only with a movie camera.
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Chicago
Hartley de Gerald
Fiji Islands
Arctic Circle
Vancouver
Honolulu
Maine primary nears end amid pledges and promises
Portland Maine June 18 voters approach a muddled primary as Democrats and Republicans contest key posts. Louis J Brann a Democratic candidate for governor pushes repeal of the 18th amendment while noting he cannot change national prohibition. The state Democratic convention backed resubmission while Republicans largely avoid the issue.
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Portland
Maine
Louis J. Brann
Rubenstein story false tale spreads in City Hospital
The account of Charles Rubenstein, a sick British World War II veteran once at Walter Reed and allegedly abandoned near Route 50 after a Pittsburgh ride with Dr Mayfield, is false. Captain W H Arnold of the Salvation Army refuge, caring for Rubenstein, a Sudan native, was in communication. details misstate events.
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Charles Rubenstein
City Hospital
Walter Reed Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mayfield
W. H. Arnold
Salvation Army Refuge
Rubenstein
Sudan
Nile
Bouth
Rubenstein Case Sows Local Interest As Medical Checks Expand
Walter Reed Hospital reported yesterday evening that eight other hospitals were checked and Rubenstein had never been registered at any of them. Dr Mayfield, a Veterans Bureau physician in Birmingham, Alabama, had not been in the area recently. Local residents describe Rubenstein as very ill, suffering convulsions from old skull fractures and possibly pneumonia, making identification and care complex.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Rubenstein
Mayfield
Veterans’ Bureau
Birmingham
Ala
Bible School Ends Sunday at First Presbyterian Church
The annual summer Bible school ends Sunday night with a commencement sermon by Rev. Frank Turvander. Now in its fifth year the program included devotional work and study of the Lord's Prayer, memory work, pop songs, Bible stories, and moral tales. The intermediate and junior departments presented drills. Attendance was excellent with citywide participation. Instructors were Rev. Turvander, Mrs. Florence Wilkinson, Mrs. Rhea Fisher, Mrs. Charles Burke Jr., Miss Velma Cather, Miss Louise Church, and Miss Gertrude Suddarth.
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First Presbyterian Church
Frank Turvander
Turvander
Florence Wilkinson
Rhea Fisher
Charles Burke, Jr
Velma Cather
Louise Church
Gertrude Suddarth
Moonshine Found Tied to Theft Suspects in Hamilton
Constable D H Costen arrested Jasper Johnson 45 and Henry State 30, both of Hamilton, on theft charges for stealing brass from the Davis Coal and Coke Company. A pint of moonshine was found on Johnson during jail search. officers said a second offense liquor possession would be pursued as a felony.
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Parsons
D. H. Costen
Jasper Johnson
Henry State
Hamilton
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Johnson
Amelia Earhart Putnam Honored by Romanian King
Bucharest June 18 King Carol awarded the order of merit for aviation to Amelia Earhart Putnam, the American trans Atlantic flyer. Mrs Putnam is traveling from France to the United States.
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Bucharest
Carol
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Episcopal Session to Open Monday at Jacksons Mill
The fifth summer conference of the West Virginia Diocese Protestant Episcopal Church opens Monday at Jacksons Mill. Ten educators lead morning classes from 9 to 11 and 1:15 to 2:15 daily. Bishop Gravatt and Bishop Strider head morning and Sunday services, with many church members expected from Clarksburg and Parkersburg.
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Jackson's Mill
Diocese of
West Virginia
Protestant Episcopal Church
W. L.gravatt
Charleston
R. B. L. Strider
Wheeling
J. F. W. Feld
C. Sturgis Ball
Gambier
Nathaniel B. Groton
Whitemarsh
Charles H. Collett
New York City
A. C
Congregation of
Christ's Episcopal Church
Clarksburg
St. Paul's
Episcopal Ciggch
Weston
Motor fuel price higher in Grafton region
The current gasoline price in Grafton and surrounding area runs 15.2 to 40 cents per gallon for straight fuel plus a four cent state tax, totaling 19.2 to 20 cents per gallon. An additional one cent federal tax will be added Tuesday, pushing the price toward wartime levels around 25 cents per gallon.
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Grafton
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across Divelsitns Laces
Puzzle clue fragment shows across entries with wordplay hints. Entries include Deny 14 and Rubber 15 with an on condition IRE. Puzzle style reflects cryptic style. readable OCR fragment provides partial grid and hints for solver.
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Dudicule
Police Chief Alfred Saymour Elected IACP President
Alfred Saymour, chief of police of Lansing Michigan, was elected president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police at the gathering in Portland Oregon on June 7 or 8, marking a notable leadership transfer within the organization.
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Portland
Ore
Alfred Saymour
Lansing
Mich
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Jealousy Between Siblings CausesChilds Play and Fears
A kindergarten child builds a bed of wooden blocks and declares a pretend scene with a jealous sister. Teachers note that sibling jealousy often surfaces in play or statements. Younger children's expressions can be alarming but reflect family dynamics, not inherent wickedness.
Clyde Walls Found Guilty of Slaying
Fairmont reports Clyde Walls Nest farmer was found guilty of first degree murder by a criminal court jury. The state sought the death penalty for the slaying of neighbor Thamel Higgins, but the jury recommended life imprisonment. Walls claimed self defense after a quarrel between their sons. Sentence to be set by Judge E M Showalter. if denied, life imprisonment will be imposed.
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Fairmont
Clyde Hawks
Thamel Higgins
Walls
Wyatt
Harrison County
Higgins
Marion County
Hig
E."m. Showalter
Man Drowns After Tying Hands at Bridge Jump
A Pittsburgh man aged about 40 believed to be John O Poole died after tying his hands and plunging from a street bridge into the Allegheny River. Witnesses say he climbed the railing and leaped, swimming about 80 feet before sinking. Police suggest it may have been suicide or a wager.
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Pittsburgh
Piy
Allegheny
John O'Poole
Charles “Schnedel
Tay
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