Fourth of July radio schedule quotes Hamilton and Pepper
The CBS chain announces Fourth of July broadcasts with Republican chairman John D. Hamilton and Senator Claude Pepper discussing party aims and Roosevelt administration achievements. Tonight’s programs include Burns and Allen, Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery, and Wayne King orchestras on NBC CBS stations with a busy Tuesday lineup featuring conventions, hours of music, and lectures.
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New York
CBS
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National ‘Committee
Claude, Pepper
Hamilton
Roosevelt
WEAP
NBC
Burns and Allen
Margaret
Joseph Cherniavsky
Farek Weber
Fletcher Bansens
Wabc-Cbs
Eddie Cantor
Dick Himbershow
Pick
Pat
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Jane ‘Byres
Wayne Kingwaltz
WJZ
Cal Tinney
Fisk Singers
Glenn
Glenn Millerchestra.o 'Tuesday Is To Bring: . National Location Association
John A. Sexson
Edith Jane Corder Weds Stanley L Miller in Grantsville
Edith Jane Corder of Philippi and Stanley L Miller of Sistersville were married in Grantsville Maryland on June 3 1938 by Rev G M Dauphin. Mrs Miller taught in Philippi schools and attended Broaddus College and Fairmont State. Mr Miller studied at Rollins Bowling Green and Pittsburgh and holds an MA from Pittsburgh. he teaches in Frostburg. The couple will spend the summer with Mr Miller's parents in Los Angeles California.
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Philippi
Waitman D. Corder
Edith Jane
Stanley L. Miller
Sistersville
W. Va
Grantsville
G. M. Dauphin
First Lutheran Church
Radio Listings and Musical Variety Across Stations
Radio programming spans WZ and CBS networks with Lowell Thomas and Lum & Abner commentary, Amos n Andy sketches, and orchestral sets from Frank Novak and Deanna Durbin. Nightly lineups include Burns and Allen, Bob Crosby, and King’s Jesters with multiple orchestras and vocal acts across NBC CBS and local affiliates.
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Lowell Thomas
CBS
Lum & Abner
MBS
Buddy Clark
Frank Novak
CEKLW
Jimmie Valent
WGR
John Sturgess
Just
Jack Fulton
Andrews Sisters
Carl Hehengarten
Wrigley
Amos ‘N
Andy
WJZ
Jimmy Valentine
Wpar—Amer
NBC
Uncle Hara
Radio Statio
Boake Carter
Doris Rhodes
Popeye
the Sailorman
FCAA
Ralph Elsmore
Gypsy Caravan
WOR
WPAR
Watts
Sutor
Damel Caravanith
Eddie Cantor
Deanna Durbin
Fairchild and Carroll
Bert
Walter “King
Benny ‘Goodman
Edgar Fairchild
Wsz
Music Is My Handica
CKLW
Kathaleen Stokes
Bob Crosby
WHP
Melody Islanders
WMMN
Music
Paul Martin
Pat Barnes
Barnstormers
WGBI
Rob't.h. Bowers
WLW
WGII
Wanda Lane
CB8
Wayne King
Magalia
James Melton
American Legion
WIBX
WJB
Nat'l Forum
WSM
Burns & Allen
Kyw—Civic Symphony
WGY
Wsyr—Dance Orchestra
WCAU
Johnny Graef
Amos
Just Entertainment
Gumn
Ben Cutler
Lub & Abner
Ray Kinney
KDKA
WJR
Kresap Erion
Pick
Pat
Glen Miller
Jack Spriggs
WFBL
Royal Worth
WSB
Dick Casparre
WHK
Sport
Fletcher Henderson
Orch
Joe
Sander
King
KDEA
H. Middleman
Orchester
Art Gillham
Paul Sullivan
Wsm—World In Review
Joe Sander
Gray Gordon
WTAM
WSYR
Roger Pryor
Detroit Girl Weds Loughry at Red House Parish
Miss Dollie Mae Butcher of Detroit Michigan wed Calvin Ray Loughry of Albright West Virginia at St John s Lutheran church parsonage Red House officiated by Rev Alvah K Jones Attendants were the groom s sister and husband Woodrow Rogers of Rowlesburg They plan to reside in Rowlesburg The groom is son of J W Loughry of Albright employed by Cumberland Allegheny Gas Co Other notes include Rowlesburg Boy Scouts aiding Riverside cemetery cleanup Miss Ethel Peaslee Rowlesburg High faculty attends University of Michigan Milt Knotts enters McSweeny Automobile School at Detroit Bible school Vacation activities at Methodist Protestant church Forty five enrolled
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Rowlesburg
Dollie Mae Butcher
Detroit
Mich
Calvin Ray Loughry
Albright
W. Va
St. John's Lutheran Church
Red House
Alvah K. Jones
Woodrow Rogers
Ethel Peaslee
Rowlesburg High School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Milton Knotts
D. W. Knotts
Maple Avenue
McSweeny Automobile School
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Open Door pageant to close school session Sunday night
The students work will be shown and a pageant titled The Open Door will be held Sunday at 8 p m in the church auditorium. Diplomas and special awards will be given. Orval Anderson directs with Mrs I A Proudfoot in charge of music. Mrs Charles Heath and Mrs Cecil Knotts handle costumes and scenery. Miss Beryl Francis leads the work with assistants Sue Ann Davis Helen Mae Shattzer Alma Pollock Eileen Nine Joann Thompson and Kenneth Peters. E F Giffin receives a plaque from the Fire Association of Philadelphia for 28 years as their Rowlesburg representative. The plaque copies the original fire mark issued in 1817.
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Orval Anderson
I. A. Proudfoot
Charles Heath
Cecil Knotts
Beryl Francis
Sue Ann Davis
Helen Mae Shattzer
Alma Pollock
Eileen Nine
Joann Thompson
Kenneth Peters
E. F. Giffin
Fire Association of
Philadelphia
Rowlesburg
Fire Association
Miners Seek WPA Projects Through Brooks County Court
Wellsburg June 27 Charles Brown district representative of the United Mine Workers of America led a delegation to the Brooks County Court urging the adoption of WPA projects to provide work for unemployed miners.
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Wellsburg
Charles Brown
United Mine Workers of America
Brooks
Big Business Talks on Breaking Up Monopolies
Washington reports a broad agreement among large corporations and administration economists that many big firms should be split into smaller units. Prentiss L. Coonley notes near unanimity on bigness inefficiency, better care for dismissed workers, and cautious pricing. Discussions lack formal votes and cover monopoly probes by a Senate House committee with nine members and six federal officials.
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Washington
Prentiss L. Coonley
New York
Conley
Probiem
O'Mahoney
Senators Propose Federal Incorporation for Interstate Firms
The text notes Senator O'Mahoney and Senator Borah propose federal incorporation for companies engaged in interstate business, arguing the committee's task is to gather facts and that a seeker of facts does not wield a torch or whip. The setting implies a discussion on federal versus state control of corporate charters.
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Wyo
O’mahoney
Borah
Idaho
Vets elect Burns WV unit president at reunion
June 217 seven Spanish American War veterans from company D, 26th West Virginia volunteer infantry, gathered in Wheeling for their annual reunion and chose J C Burns of Tiltonville, C as president.
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Wheeling
26Th
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry
J.C. Burns
Tiltonville, C
Handlers Back At Work After Strike
Pittsburgh June 21 Fifteen harvest yard workers returned to work under a truce that allows further negotiations on a closed shop The agreement also settled other contract points according to spokesmen for the A P L union transmitting forest service signals kept between Juan Tab a Base and the field base nearby
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Pittsburgh
A. P. of L
The
Forest Service
Juan Tabo
Weary Men Continue Search for Missing Climbers
Reported bystanders describe the effort to descend the western face as the closest yet most dangerous route. The article notes Wednesday’s heavy mountain rains may have swept McCormick’s body into a crevice and buried it under silt and shale near the Ciboli area.
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Continuedium
Jed
McCormick
Ciboli
Hold Man and Daughter Held on Forgery Charges
Deputy Sheriff Wallie Barnett said Douglas Harmon and his 15-year-old daughter are being held for a hearing on forgery and accepting government mail. Harmon allegedly forged the name of Lawrence Harmon on a WPA check, which the daughter took from a rural mailbox.
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Point Pleasant
Wallie Barnett
Douglas Harmon
Harmon
Lawrence Harmon
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