Radio Program Schedule Across NBC CBS and WJZ Lines
The page lists broadcast times and lineups for NBC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WJZ networks with various hosts ensembles and programs from 5:00 PM to midnight including D'Astey of Paris Victor Young Orchestra Bing Crosby Guy Lombardo Orchestra Sherlock Holmes and station identifiers for program changes and time slots.
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Nbc-Weaf
Mountaineers
Ted Black
D'Astey of
Paris
Tre Goldberes
Ois Counsellor
Victor Young
Ralph Kirbery
Rogers
Charlie Agnew
Cbs-Wabc
Vaughn de Leath
Stemn’s Orchestra
William Hall
Morton Downey
Lanny Ross
Bing Crosby
Irving Kaufman
Sam
Kate Smith
Colonel and Budd
Guy Lombardo
Crime Club
Shilkret Orchestra
Adventures In Health
Barlow
Nbc-Wjz
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N’ Andy
Jane Froman
George Olsen
Whispering Jack Smith
Victor Arden
Opera House FIGHTING INSTINCT REAL WITH JAMES CAGNEY
Loretta Young co stars with James Cagney in Taxi at the Warner Bros feature. She keeps Cagney out of fights while he proves a real fighter on stage. A vaudeville boxing idea led to a genuine bout confrontation with Harlem Jimmie Kelly at Proctor's Theatre in New York.
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Loretta Young
James Cagney
Warner Bros
Opera House
Cagny
Jimmy
Jimmie Kelly
Proctor’s 58Th St
New York
Yimmie
Kelly
Cagney and Kelly Fight Backstage in Wild Showdown
Boxing style flare spills from a backstage brawl as Cagney trades blows with Kelly while Mc Curdy urges the crowd to watch. Kelly lands heavy hits and Cagney retaliates with decisive punches, leaving Kelly with a black eye and split lip as Keith office reports their act was rejected for the night.
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Kelly
Cagney
McCurdy
Jimmy
Keith
Vassar
Garfield to Explain Dry Planes Soon
Washington June 22 James R Garfield Cleveland lawyer who helped draft the Republican platform told reporters Senator Borah misinterpreted the prohibition plank Garfield chairman of the resolutions committee noted the proposed twentieth amendment would replace the eighteenth He was not surprised by Borahs speech and said he would issue a statement soon on how saloon return would be guarded under Republican policy
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Washington
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Borah
Garfield
Resolutions Committee
Boran
Ex Service Men Favored in Relief Bill Staffing
Washington June 22 The senate adopted a provision giving preference to ex service men with dependents in employing labor on projects under the unemployment relief bill. The amendment by Senator Tydings Democrat Maryland was agreed to swiftly with no dissent as the body pushed toward a vote on the $2 billion measure.
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Washington
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Cavaliers and Tar Heels Split Historic Atlantic Series
Baseball teams at the University of Virginia and the University of North Carolina have played an annual series since 1981. Virginia leads 45 wins to 44 for UNC in this long running rivalry.
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Universities of
Virginia
North Carolina
Ohio Guards Use Tear Gas to Break Mine Picket Line
Athens June 22 Tear gas employed by Ohio National Guardsmen to disperse about 100 alleged striking miners near No 6 mine of Sunday Creek Coal Co at Millfield within a two mile zone. Officials say the field was leased by miners. Earlier, 200 pickets beat three men en route to Castner mine as deputies and guardsmen from Cadiz intervened.
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Athens
Ohio National Guardsmen
Steubenville
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Millifield
Athens County
Ohio
Warner Fuel Company
National Guard
Cadiz
Bledsoe Calm On Stand At Murder Trial
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 22 Rob ert C. Bledsoe former county detective testified in his own defense denying the slaying of Constable John Donohoe He said Donohoe was involved in a liquor racket and sought to bolster his alibi with testimony from Mrs Olive Bledsoe of Pittsburgh who supported the defense They are divorced Bledsoe and Cosmo Stengoni miner from Masion town are accused in a confession by Tony Bell former county detective made in Buffalo months ago Bell was acquitted of the killing in 1930
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Uniontown
Robert C. Bledsoe
John Donohoe
Donohoe
Bledsoe
Cosmo Stengoni
Masoni Town
Olive Bledsoe
Pittsburgh
Stengoni
Tony Bell
Buffalo
Bell
Criticism of His Golf Leads to Warrant for Arrest
Chicago June 22 47 Christian Kreuger president of the National Bank of Blue Island and Navajo Country Club slices drives. He swore out a warrant for assault with intent to murder against Otto Nickel farmer whose land borders the Navaga course. Nickel arrested and to be arraigned today. Kreuger claimed the fence marked the course boundary.
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Chicago
Christian P. Kreuger
The
National Bank of Blue Island
Navajo Country Club
Kreuger
Otto Nickel
Nickel
Kreugen
Elkins Woman Returns From Round World Trip
Miss Mabel Fout Wilson returns to Elkins after an around the world journey covering about 32000 miles with a New York arrival marking the end of her expedition.
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Elkins
Mabel Fout Wilson
New York
ASK TO PARENTS ABOUT CHILD DESIRE TO MARRY DADDY
Alice Judson Peale discusses a child's remark about marrying the father after death. The piece notes such wishes reveal guilt and conflict, shaping lifelong fears. It argues parents should acknowledge the wish without shock while guiding the child to express thoughts with honesty and kindness.
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Alice Judson Peale
Daddy
Mother
Childs Freed By Preston Jury On Assault Charge
A Preston jury acquitted J Walter Childs of felonious assault on Clyde A Conley nephew of Governor Conley. Childs admitted striking Conley with a poker during a family dispute at the Childs home. Dr D J Rudasill testified the blow left Conley mentally unbalanced and led him to attempt suicide.
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Childs
Preston
Kingwood
J. Walter Childs
Clyde A. Conley
William G. Conley
Conley
D. J. Rudasill
Prizes Awarded In Air Circus At Charleston
After an aerial circus in Charleston on June 22 participants in the West Virginia Air Tour rested before Takeoff to Gallipolis Ohio and Point Pleasant. Howard G. Mayers Huntington led a race, Elkins Proud Fairmont was second, W F Coe Fairmont third. A double parachute jump featured Johnnie Thompson Pittsburgh and Frank Turner Huntington. Hubert Starke Charleston airport performed an outside display.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Howard G. Mayers
Huntington
Elkins Proud
Fairmont
W. F. Coe
Johnnie Thompson
Pittsburgh
Frank Turner
Hubert Starke
Funeral services for Earl Marsh and Mary Atkinson held after double tragedy
Weston June 22 funeral services were held for Earl Marsh 43 who shot himself and his common law wife Mary Atkinson 17 near their Bear Run home in Oil Creek's Collins settlement. Marsh and Atkinson had lived as a couple and, according to a note, wished to be buried in the same grave. Burial took place at Bendale cemetery after services at Isaac Marsh's home with Rev. Wright presiding. Remains were at Sweerey Toothman Undertaking.
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Weston
Earl Marsh
Mary Atkinson
Bear Run
Oil Creek
Collins Settlement
Isaac Marsh
Bendale
Wright
Married couple returns home announce wedding
The couple filed a marriage record and told their parents they were married. Interment for the Atkinson woman will be in Peterson cemetery.
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Atkinson
Peterson Cemetery
Kerosene Blast Fatal To Woman In Fairmont Home
Macel Polyard a 36 year old Tunnelton resident died at Fairmont Emergency Hospital from burns after the kerosene lamp she was using to start a fire exploded yesterday morning. She was brought to the hospital in critical condition and died at 9 o'clock last night. Her husband HM Bolyard survives. The body was moved to Carpenter and Ford Funeral Home and will be taken to the family home in Tunnelton today.
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Fairmont
Macel Polyard
Tunnelton
Bolvrard
Carpenter and Ford Funeral
Express Driver Held Up Near Monatau
Morgantown June 22 Officers from Monongalia and Preston counties pursued two men after a robbery of Ralph Painter a Kingwood express driver near Itona Mon tautay afternoon. Painter was struck with a blunt instrument and $30 was taken while he refused to surrender his money. A farmer George Smith aged 71 was also targeted by three men believed to be the same trio. Painter said a man he did not know ordered him to move to a distant county area for a trunk.
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Morgantown
Monongalia
Preston
Ralph Painter
Kingwood
Itona
Montaay
George Smith
Painter
Life Saving Club Formed At Meet In Jackson's Mill
A life saving club was organized at a diocese conference meet in Jackson's Mill by Eleanor Brownie Wheeler. Rev. Charles H. Collett of New York spoke at the session, with Rev. Warren A. Seager of Covington, Virginia, to address the audience tonight. Members who passed the club tests include Lucy S. Quarrier, Robert Williams, William Tracy, William Kell, Bobby Hoge, Joseph Bishop, Sam Bernard, Agra McKinley, Ed Reymann, Julia E. Hobson, and many others.
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Jackson's Mill
Episcopal Diocese Conference
Eleanor “Brownie” Wheeler
Charles H. Collett
New York
Evenine
Warren A. Seager
Covington
Life Saving Club
Lucy S. Quarrier
Robert Williams
William Tracy
William Kell
Bobby Hoge
Joseph Bishop
Sam Bernard
Agra McKinley
Ed Reymann
Julia E. Hobson
Wm. Deverle
Elizabeth Hare
George B
Johnson
Grant Andrew
Billy Hoge
Kitty Foulk
Martha Beck
Edith Howard McCormick
Anna‘ Fromme
Kitty Lou Wetzel
John Rogers
Bill O'Keeffe
J. Tracy Walker, Jr
Katheryn O'Keeffe
Gladys Tuke
Harriet, Bowyer
Edward Hodgkinson
West Virginians Seek 75 Million Estate Claim
New York June 22 two West Virginia residents claim a fourth degree relationship to Ella V Von Wendel owner of a Fifth Avenue estate seeking permission to file bills of particulars to prove their status as grandchildren of the testator's grandparents. William R Dew 81 of Maynor and James Floyd Dew 92 of Laing petitioned surrogate John P O'Brien with reserved decision.
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New York
Ella V. von &. Wendel
Fifth Avenue
William R. Dew
Maynor
W. Va
James Floyd Dew
Laing
John P. O'Brien
Nurse Aimee Hubby Arduous Lover Trial Testimony
In Los Angeles June 22 a nurse Myrtle St Pierre testified about an alleged breach of promise case involving David Hutton husband of Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton. She described an intimate court scene and said Hutton proposed marriage during January 1931 at her home. She recounted romantic advances and a tentative wedding date tied to expected oil wells. Separately government engineers report Missouri river channel changes adding 24000 dollars in Howard county farm land.
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Los Angeles
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hutton
Myrtle St. Pierre
Miss St. Pierre
Evangelist
David
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues Mixed Jumble
Puzzle text lists scattered across clues and word fragments including quotes measures animaline closures operatic solo entrances and mythical monster hints. Contains stray words and partial terms suggesting a scrambled crossword with undefined theme and incomplete entries read through OCR.
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Tabietgna
Buly Mayle Back In Jail After Knife Attack
Buly Mayle of near Cecil, West Hill, held on cutting Wilbert Mayle with a knife Saturday night. A hearing before Magistrate John K. Wittman followed. Mayle slashed the victim, needed five stitches. Wilbert fired five shots at Mayle as he left. Mayle faces an additional peace bond of $100.
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Buly Mayle
Cecil
West Hill
Lin
Circuit Court Grand Jury
Wilbert Mayle
John K. Wittman
Mayle
Cecil Bridge
Buly
Uly
Busy Mayle
Governor White backs repeal move on Prohibition amendment
Columbus reports Governor George White formally submitted a repeal amendment to the federal Prohibition law. He urged adoption by Congress of amendments to the Volstead act legalizing the manufacture and sale of beer of good quality.
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Columbus
Ohio
George White
Elkins Playgrounds Open For Season Under Jose phine Fiorintino
Elkins opens its playground season today under the direction of Miss Josephine Fiorintino with activities planned for local children.
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Elkins
Josephine Fiorintino
Grofe Scores Tabloid Inspired by Newsroom Echoes
New York June 20 Ferde Grofe composer of Ophiee Shades of Blue and Metropolis plans a new orchestral score tentatively titled Tabloid inspired by newspaper life. The piece depicts a city editor desk scene with presses and telephones, aiming to capture modern American life.
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New York
Ferde Grofe
Erigined
Grofe
Metropolis
Carlyon
Grand Canyon
Mississippi
Waters
Knute Rockne
Life
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Express
Hunde Pest
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