Taft Tonight Featured In Broad National Airwaves
Listings recount Senator Taft and other speakers on NBC CBS and MBS programs. Notable items include Taft prepared aid discussion with Lilienthal, and various talks by Celler Cagey and Stokes orchestra amid a dense schedule across WJZ NBC CBS and WEAF networks.
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WJZ
NBC
Louis
Godoy
Parks
MBS
Phillip’ Lafollette
WABC
CBS
Emmanuel Celler
Dan H. Cagey
Robert A. ‘Taft
Wanetne Fas
Beva Lilienthal
TVA
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Jin McWilliams
Major Bowes
Horace Heidt
Montreal Symphony
California Melodies
Harold Stokes Orchestra
Europe
WEAF
Hurohes
CBS- Chain
Hedda Hopper
la Reel Gegnen Club
France Hangs Between Peace Terms and War
Amid reports of a German-advanced occupation, France awaits Hitler's terms as Lyon falls and Paris and Marseille face bombardment. French leaders debate acceptance or continued resistance from Africa while a peace plane is said to carry envoys toward negotiations.
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Lyon
Africa
France
Germany
Ger
Atlantic Seaboard
Bordeaux
Allier
Rhone
Paris
Marseille
Margrille
Mediterranean
Adolf Hitler
Albert Lebarun
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Jules Jeanneney
Senate
Boito
Algiers
Britain
Libya
Spain
North
Capial
Noted Headlines and Humorous Snippets Orbit Europe and More
A fragmentary column blends Mussolini satire with regional trivia about small nations and a jagged gallery of oddities. It mentions Latvia Estonia and other places as examples of minor powers and riffs on diet trends and peculiar animal tales for a light, whimsical read.
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Sy Illlahla
Latvia
Estonia
Tie
Crocodile
Ted
Radio Schedule for Central West Virginia May 2
Central West Virginia's stations announce a full day of orchestras and programs on May 2. NBC Dick Stabile Orchestra CBS Linton Wells CBS Paul Sullivan reviews the News NBC Richard Himber Orch KDKA Jack Houlges etc with multiple broadcasts across WMMN, WENR, WMB, and WWVA featuring dance bands, shows, and sports scores through late evening.
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NBC
Dick Stabile
CBS
Linton Wells
Paul Sullivan
Richard Himber
Orch
KDKA
Jack Houlges
I Lewis, Jr
Free
MBS
Inside of Sport
Bian Attorney
Ger
Pepericans
WMMN
WENR
Freddie Martin
Raymond Gram Swing
Glenn Miller
Bing
Crosby
Bob Burns
Florence Wyman
Henry Weber
Fred Waring
Edwin C. Hill
Newsweather
Lanny Ross
Ray Kinney
Dick Jurgen
Johnny McGee
Jack Denny
Cbs—Dance Orchestra
Republicans Attack Policy Ahead of Campaign Push
The committee heard GOP leaders denounce administration plans and urged a hard campaign, with Fish declaring America for Americans and Europe for Europeans. Col. Robert R. McCormick labeled compulsory service insane and urged opposition. The credentials panel began testing contests in ten states as Willkie aides moved to secure support for the presidential bid.
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Genunuea
America
Europe
Fish
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Wendell L. Willkie
Charles*Halleck
Indiana
Nominations Stir Congressional Buzz Ahead of Convention
Two leadin figures, Knox and Stimson, moved quickly with foreign policy endorsements four days before the Republican national convention in Philadelphia. Knox, a 66 year old Boston native and WWI artillery veteran, organized civilian committees to promote pilot training. Stimson, 73, also served in France and held top posts including secretary of war, secretary of state, and governor general of the Philippines. Their roles influence forthcoming presidential politics amid party tensions.
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Foday
Philadelphia
Washington
Knox
Stimson
Boston
356Th Field Artillery
France
New York City
Taft
Philippines
Hoover
Civilian Pilot To Function AW Summer At WVU
Morgantown June 20 West Virginia's civilian pilot training program expanded from 27 to 45 students for the summer term. Programs will run through September 1 with instruction open to non enrolled students and those with at least two years of college work. Ages 18 to 25. Training starts June 24 with 72 hours ground work and 35 to 50 hours flying time, half solo.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Paul H. Keister
Aeronaut Engineering
Keister
Electric Machine Gun Developed for U S Use
June 20 report notes Westinghouse to study and improve a new electric machine gun invented by Virgil Rigsby of Hull Texas. The weapon, in experimental stage, achieves 400 feet per second muzzle velocity but experts say 3,000 feet per second is needed for effectiveness. War Department promised tests if a higher power model is built.
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United Adstabuted Manufactoring Company
Westinghouse
Virgil Rigsby
Hull
Tex
Rigsby
War Department
Two Men Burned in Chemical Plant Blast
Charleston dispatch reports an explosion at Carbide and Carbon Chemicals plant in South Charleston injuring two men, H. E. Deardonff and another worker. Both were listed in fair condition by physicians. cause of the blast remained undetermined.
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Charleston
Chemicals, Corporation
Ee H. E. Deardorff
South Charleston
Hope for cripples through patient help and training
The Humanitarian trend in modern medicine shows that crippled individuals, especially spastic paralytics born with nervous damage, can gain meaningful improvement through careful training. Neurologic Institute clinics teach gradual purposeful movements, using visual cues to help walking and speech, transforming lives despite incurable nerve damage.
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D Clendenning
Phow
Sam
Neurologic Institute
New York
Jonce
Aerial Fight Sparks Secret Session Debate
The House of Commons closed to the public for a secret session about home defense with Prime Minister David Lloyd George expected to influence the debate. Germans bomb northwest England and Wales as defenders taste action, and fierce resistance spreads nationwide.
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House of Commons
David Lloyd George
England
Wales
Lack of Man Continues From Page One Report
A World War era speech laments failed effort and national distress. The speaker recalls past glory, acknowledges sacrifice, and warns that France faces sad days after a period of prosperity and complacency. The remarks emphasize renewed resolve and continued support for the nation.
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France
Williams Formula Promises Relief for Aches and Nerves
A local woman Mrs Charles Woods reports improved appetite, reduced headaches and gas pains after using Williams Formula. She says the remedy calms nerves, aids digestion and urinary comfort, and notes many others have found it beneficial.
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Charles Woods
Williams
Woods
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