Radio Schedule Wednesday June 29 Big Evening Lineup
Aspirated Press lists NBC WEAF CBS WJZ broadcast times for June 29 with multiple programs including Dinner Music, The Goldbergs Sketch, Bing Crosby, Guy Lombardo, Crime Club, Sherlock Holmes, Vox music and various orchestras across three networks and late night dramas.
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Nbc-Weaf
Black Orchestra
D'Avery
Paris
Pirates’ Club
The
Goldbergs
Old Counsellor
Victor Young Orchestra
Shilkret
Schab
Nellie Revell
Russ Columbu
Charlie Agnew
Cbs-Wabc
Vaughn de Leath
Stern's Orchestra
William Hall
Morton Downey
Lanny Ross
Bing Crosby
Irving Kaufman
Sam
Kate Smith
Guy Lombardo
Crime Club
Shilkret Orchestra
Adventures In Health
Barlow Symphony
Charles Carlile
Ozzie Nelson
Redman’s Orchestra
Duchin Orchestra
Isham Jones
NBC
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Jane Froman
George Olsen
Whispering Jack ‘Smith
Victor Arden
Tish
McCravy Brothers
Summer Symphony
Frankie Masters
Cab Calloway
Joe “Moss
Fay Wray Biography Snapshot at Opera House
Fay Wray a five foot three inch Alberta born actress with blue eyes and light brown hair rose from school plays in Hollywood to leading roles in The Street of Sin The Legion of the Condemned and co starring with Gary Cooper She stars opposite Richard Barthelmess in The Fingers Points at the First National picture now showing at the Opera House.
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Fay Wray
Alberta
Canada
California
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hollywood
Hollywood High School
Hollywood High
Miss Wray
Emil Jannings
Legion of the Condemned
Gary Cooper
Pet @er Legion
Captain Thun- Ben
Richard Barthelmess
Opera House
Whist League Opens Joint Convention in Cleveland
Three hundred expert players from across the country attend the annual congress of the American Whist League, held jointly with the Women’s Whist League in Cleveland. The event gathers onlookers and delegates for the national whist gathering amid a busy convention atmosphere.
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Cleveland
Nighttime fears in a frightened child prompt mothering
A girl who endured three major operations began waking with screams claiming a knife at her throat. Her mother comforted her nightly, easing fears and eventually restoring full sleep. The piece notes such fears stem from illness or trauma and stresses balancing security with fostering independence.
Rosier and Dewey Nominated for NEA President
Joseph Rosier president of State Teachers College Fairmont West Virginia and John Dewey education professor at Teachers College Columbia University were nominated for National Education Association president yesterday in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Rosier
State Teachers College
Fairmont
W. Va
John Dewey
Teachers College
Columbia, University
National Education Association
Federation leader calls era a racketeering age
Abraham Lefkowitz of Corona, New York, vice president of the American Federation of Teachers, told the federation's annual convention in Chicago on June 29 that the present era is a racketeering age. He said the system serves the manipulators rather than the productive many.
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Chicago
Abraham Lefkowitz
Corona
N. Y
American Federation of Teachers
Reubven
Reuben
New York
al Smith
Maryland
Ritchie
Insull Said Living Quietly in Paris
Paris reports Samuel Insull, Chicago utilities magnate, has been living quietly in Paris for a week. Passenger lists of steamships arriving recently do not include his name.
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Paris
Samuel Insull
Chicago
A Real Bargain Oil Portrait Offered for One Dollar
An oil colored portrait is advertised for $1.00 with a note about a corner stone theft at a church in Jerona Mass. The incident cites a thief who took the cornerstone, suggesting a crime connected to a religious building and a local sale listing.
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W. R. Loar & Son
Jerona
Mass
Convention Flashes Show NY Leaders at Hot Dog Stand
Chicago June 29 Alfred Ey notes a light moment as former New York governor and presidential candidate joined Representative O Connor of New York for a hot dog break. A tongue slip by Temporary Chairman Barkley drew laughter as Louisiana plans clashed with Minnesota seating. Mrs Long and other wives moved through the scene, while Frank Hague criticized Roosevelt supporters amid convention bustle.
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New York
O’connor
War spy freed in ruling on custody in New York
Nancy Taylor, 19, watched from a box as talk of a candidate’s daughter surfaced. Magistrate Benjamin Greenspan ordered Captain Fritz Joubert Duquesne released, ruling the state had no legal right to detain him longer.
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Nancy Taylor
New York
Benjamin Greenspan
Fritz Joubert Duquesne
Women shaping Democratic convention as nominees loom
At Chicago's Democratic gathering, women play key roles in floor debates and committee work as candidates and wives rally for their men. Rep. Mary Norton and Mrs. Nellie Bush push for female seconders and vice presidential possibilities while Mrs. Isabella Greenway eyes a nomination, and Mrs. Jean Springstead Whittemore aids platform drafting. Mrs. Carroll Miller emerges as a leading seconder, with organizers across states weighing policy and party unity.
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Josephus — Daniels
United States
International Suffrage Alliance
A. Mitchell Palmer
Washington, D. C
Lazt
Wilson
Platform Committee
Fider
Huey Long
Louisiana
Woodrow Wilson
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Smith
Ring
Henry Moskowitz
Norton
Roosevelt
Carroll Miller
Pittsburgh
al Smith
Nellie T. Bush
Arizona
Isabella Greenway
Franklin Roosevelt
Jean Springstead Whittemore
Porto Rico
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
W. D. Brown
Walsh Sounds on Tariffs and Civil Strain
Walsh sharpens attack on Europe debtors and tariff walls. He denounces fiscal policy as subservient to the wealthy, notes reduced taxes amid prosperity, and warns of a heavy public debt burden and credit strain. He cites agricultural neglect and failed relief attempts amid wartime pressures.
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Europe
Prayer Opens Convention and Economic Debate Rages
The convention opens amid remarks on a controversial history and the economy. Walsh criticizes wealth concentration from 1920 to 1929 and calls for Jeffersonian policies, while debates on a supply bill and a concurrent resolution continue amid concerns of government employment cuts and staffing rules.
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Dustry
Walsh
Jefferson
United States
Economy Bill Confronts Adjournment and Deadlocks
Congress faces slow progress on unemploy ment relief and other appropriation bills as deadlines loom for fiscal year end. Conferees agreed on a 30 million emergency relief fund for states but remain divided on key provisions. Senate approves a billion dollar Treasury Post Office bill and sends to conference while two other supply measures inch forward amid deadlocks.
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Ers
Congress
Senate
Treasury Post Office
House
War Department
Agriculture
Jones
Three Boys Involved In Looting Two Homes
Three boys, described as small chaps, were charged with looting two homes and stealing furnishings valued around 70 dollars. Prosecutor James C. Holt planned actions with the boys and their families, and officials traveled to Philippi to consult Judge Warren B. Kittle about reform school or parole dispositions. One lad faces a term at Pruntytown reform school, while others are to be paroled to their parents.
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Reform School
Pruntytown
James C. Holt
Henderson
Philippi
Warren B. Kittle
Dennis Eagan
Latrobe Street
Eagan
City Park
Jack Berkley
Washington Street
High Schoool
Family theft case leads to state custody decision
A loader of household goods including linens and towels was stolen and one boy fled through a rear window. City officers led by Chief Henderson and patrolmen Demoss Moran Maske and Helms located the stolen items in several places and rounded up the youngsters. The boy’s father surrendered him to the officers and urged the state take custody.
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Jared
Henderson
Jhief
Demoss, Moran, Maske and
Helms
Berkley
High Waters Halt Highway and Rail Traffic
Southern West Virginia faced widespread disruption as heavy rains caused bridges to wash out highways to flood and railway lines to be blocked. The Virginian Railroad report cited two feet of water and washouts near Page and Deepwater with Roanoke Charleston trains stranded. C&O lines in Logan County also damaged with two bridges washed out and debris jams prevented passage. Flooding affected Fayette County as well with a school and four company houses swept away and road pavements eroded.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Virginian Railroad
Page
Deepwater
Page Round House
Pssenger
Roanoke
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Guyan Division
Buffalo
Logan County
Amde
Kisler
Braeholm
Guyan
Rum
Hutchinson Coal Company
Fayette County
Koppers Coal Company
Magram’s Branch
Chesapeake and Ohio
Road Commission
Manuarly
Cotton Hill
Beckwith
John Hanley Retires With Rail Honors
John Hanley Sr. of Dewey Avenue, a veteran B and O conductor on the Parkersburg branch, retires after 66 years and five months of service. Born August 13, 1859, in Davidson's Run West Virginia, he began as a trackman, later in transportation as brakeman, then freight and extra passenger conductor. He married Lydia G McDaniel of Philippi in September 1900.
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John Hanley
Dewey Avenue
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Magazine
Hanley
John ’ Hanley
Davidson's Run
W. Va
Broad Tree
Heegan
Transportation Department
Monongah
Parkersburgh
Andi
Lydia G. McDan
Iel
Philippi
Infant Dies At City Hospital In Cleveland
A baby born to Mr and Mrs Barry White of Cleveland died shortly after birth at City Hospital this morning June 20. Burial was held at Bluemont Cemetery this afternoon. The mother is reported to be doing satisfactorily. A government monopoly is maintained on cigarette papers in Alabama.
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Ims
Barry 5
White
Cleveland
Thhe City Hospital
Burla
Bluemont Cemetery
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