Freedom of the press forum and radio schedules in Chicago
June 28 program features G A Borgese and S E Thomason debating press freedom on WEAF NEC at 8 30 with Italian literature professor T W Smith also on the panel. NBC and NBC network listings show a slate of evening programs from 6 45 to 11 00 including Fibber McGee Vox Pop and Rudy Vallee. Wednesday plans preview National Education Association events and a high school meet of the air on WABC WJZ and WEAF with topics on democracy and physics highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. A. Borgese
S. E. ‘Thomason
The
Chicago’Times
T.W. Smith
Weap-Nec
Plan Spelling Bee Steel Workers
New York
Wjznbc
Paul Wing
Associated Press
Sixth Avenue
WEAF
NBC
NBC; 6:45, the Roving Pros
Wayne Kingwaltz
Vox Pop
Fibber McGee
Bob Ripley
Dick Himber Orches
Trat Pitnernthe
Yinane
Heidt
Walter Kelsey
Rudy Vallee
National Education Association
WABC
CBS
WJZ
A. H. Compton
Pop Hatters
Cbswabc
al Bernard Minstrels
Massachusetts
Seabiscuit
CCC Enrollments Planned In Taylor County
A Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment in Taylor county is scheduled on July 11. E. A. Lipscomb, county director of Public Assistance, invites youths, especially those with relief status, to contact him. Selected boys will be sent to Fort Knox, Kentucky.Applicants must be 17 to 23 years old, at least five feet tall and weigh at least 107 pounds.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Taylor County
E. A. Lipscomb
Department of Public Assistance
Fort Knox
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight 1940s Programming Lineup
A dense roster lists radio programs across stations NBC CBS and more with show titles hosts and performers such as Carter Johnson White, Boake Carter, Lew White, Perry Como, Jolson, Donohue, and Melton. The schedule spans afternoon to late evening with music variety news and dramas.
Social Security Numbers Issued for Wage Credits
Clarksburg June 28 The Social Security board announces that over 39 million account numbers have been issued to workers nationwide. Kenny of Clarksburg explains the purpose of numbers for crediting wages to old age insurance accounts. Employers must report taxable wages for all workers including seasonal hires and assign numbers to new employees at the local office.
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Clarksburg
Te Sol Security Board
West Virginia
Oemond
Kenny
United States
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Social Security Board
Jefferson Fruit Products names receivers at Kearneysville
Judge Decatur H. Rodgers of Jefferson county court appoints Milton W. Burr and John Y. Mc Donald as receivers for Jefferson Fruit Products company located in Kearneysville.
Webster Grafton shoppers and visitors noted
Webster Melvin Wewlon shopped in Grafton on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hinkle and Harry Walters visited the Mises Inn and Clara Warder Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Sherman Hasel don of Grafton were visiting her husband Melvin Revlon, Jeff Jones and James Godwin Saturday visitors in Graf fet Prairies. Newlan returned to Webster home after time with grandmother Mrs Lulu Smith of Grafton. George Felton and daughter Pearl shopped in Grafton on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith and family of Knottsville visited Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Hattle Sinsel Sunday.
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Webster
Melvin Wewlon
Grafton
Clarence Hinkle
Harry Walters
Mises Inn
Clara Warder
Sherman Haseldon
Melvin Revlon
Jeff Jones
James Godwin
Graffet
Prairies
Newlan
Webster Imome
Lulu Smith
George Felton
Pearl
Carl Smith
Knottsville
Slayer Gets Lengthy Term For Fatal Shot Over Song
A 24 year old man pleaded guilty to shooting his uncle Clarence Walker during an early morning party at the Reveal home last September after dispute over a "Dad dy Dear Old Daddy" song. He received a 15 year sentence in the penitentiary and told Judge D Jackson Savage the term seemed a little long. The bullet hit Walker near the heart and he died soon after.
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Hill Billy
Clarence Walker
Walker
Reveal
D. Jackson Savage
Anna Hahn Final Appeal From Ohio Poisoning Case
Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn of Cincinnati Ohio appeals her death sentence by electric chair for the murder of Jacob Wagner amid allegations the introduction of autopsy and body-part evidence deprived her of a fair trial. The Ohio Court of Appeals ruled the trial fair. the Supreme Court resets action until October.
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Washington
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinati
Ohio
Supreme
Jacob Wagner
Coal Commission Fixes Date for New Hearing
The Coal Commission announced a new hearing date in Washington on July 13 for soft coal producers in 12 western southern and southwestern states. The proceeding aims to determine weighted average production costs from information gathered to aid the board in proposing minimum prices for each area.
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Washington
The
Coal Commission
Producers’ Board
Red Haired Contained Entry Denial Over Marriage Claim
Mrs Heusser said Betty Blanchard introduced her to her father and that Blanchard proposed marriage two weeks earlier. Blanchard denied the proposal and said he would not marry but would remain hospitable to an unwelcome guest as he kept anyone from entering the house.
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Blanchard
O’brien
Thornton Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week
Rev James Mar quess was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs C A Painter. Miss Isabel of Terra Alta returned home after visiting at the Painters for the past week. Clark Bailey of Brannonville spent Sunday with his son Warren Bailey. Miss Rebecca Bailey and Maurice Butler of Oakland Md visited Grafton. Mrs Warthen Batley spent Saturday in Clarksburg visiting her parents. The Ladies Aid of Thornton M and church meets July 7 at Mrs Margaret Hedrick's home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Durrant shopped in Grafton Saturday night. Miss Doris Boyles of Great Cpon visits aunt Mrs Hay. Miss Mary R Painter returns from Wheeling after staying at Mr and Mrs Oliver Bebbler.
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Thornton
James Marquess
C. A. Painter
Isabel
Terra Alta
Ee C. A. Painter
Clark Bailey
Brannonville
Warthen Bailey
Rebecca Bailey
Maurice Butler
Oakland
Grafton
Warthen Batley
Clarksburg
George Wolfe
Parsons
Harge
Liquor Sale Charged In City Police Court
Lightner and Ella Still appeared in city police court to answer charges of selling liquor unlawfully. Two other persons arrested on the same charge remained in jail.
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Parkersburg
Sune
Lightner
Ella Stillae
Aged Engineer Dies in Charleston This Thursday
An elderly engineer is reported to have died this Thursday in Charleston. Authorities have not released many details, and funeral arrangements are pending.
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U. of C
Free Press
CCC
Cbe—Boake ‘Carter
NBC Chesterfield
Johnnie Johnson
Golden Serenaders
Wiz
Lowell Thomas
Hollace Shaw
Orch
Adv
Jimmie Allen
NWBC
Wrigley
Andy
WPAR
Amer
Fat Robinson
Lew White
CKLW
Perry Como
KDKA
WMMN
Wtic
NEC
Wj2z
Don
WLW
Paul
Ee Bilsy Morgan
al Donohue
Dea—Ap
Donohue
WKBW
Bivird Ruppel
WWVA
Universal
WGBI
Orean
al Jolson
Wayne King
KDEA
MBS
Dr’ma
Bernié
CBE
Vox’ Pop
Melody Land
Mrs
Wib—Dance Orchestra
Charioteers
WIBK
Utica
Pibber McGee & Co
Bening Goodman
Orches
WHKE
EDKA
Federal Symphony Orch
Venetian Singers
Charlene
Time To Shine
Jimmie Fidler
Mal Hallett
Ray Heatherton
WFBL
WBT
James Melton
WHAS
WCAU
WSM
Amos
Just Entertainment
Charlie Barnett
WGY
George McCall
WGR
WHP
Harry Reser
Thelma Mae
WAIC
Russ Morgan
Wiz—Danes
WGAR
Hello World
Shadow
Royal Worth
Bee Orches
Oe Ees Shaw
Nedleman
Gee Aen Sullivan
Donec
Slayer
Anna Hahn
Etta Kett
Muggs
Skeeter
Paul Robinson
Sten Ee Dan
Wally Bishop
Fre
Bigtsister
By Les Forgrave
King Features
Chareston
Sainwea Tanabe
Ye Love Drug Company
West Main
Stan
ADN
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