Radio Listings For Friday Evening March 3
NBC CBS and NBCJZ schedules list a variety of music comedy and drama programs from 5:15 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with ensembles orchestras and star guests including Meyer Davis Orchestra The Goldbergs and Al Jolson among others. listings note program changes and station names NBC WEAF CBS WARC and WJZ with multiple time slots.
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Nbc-Weaf
Safety Soldiers
Meyer Davis Orchestra
Betty Boop & Her Gang
Donald Nevis
Three Keys
Fur Trappers
Orch
Cavaliers
Leo Reisman
al Jolson
Anson Weeks
Ozzie Nelson
Ralph Kirbery
Don Bester
Hollywood
Cbs-Warc
Skippy
Lone Wolf
Geo. Hall Orchestra
Gertrude Niesen
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Travelers Quartet
Boake Carter
Lambert & Hillpot
Sam
Hayton Orchestra
Mary Eastman
Edwin C. Hill & Orchestra
NBC
WJZ
del Lamne
Orchestra
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Hilda Burke
Sones
Charlie Chan
Phil Spitalny
Howard Thurston
Alice Joy
Vic
Shields
Mrs. Nagsby
Lew White
Nicht Son
Cab Calloway
Doe Furst
Three Wheeling Youths Held for Robbery Attempt
Wheeling March 3 three youths Don Wilson Paul Campbell and Charles Bredish all of Wheeling were held for the federal grand jury on charges of attempting to rob the mails from a mail pouch containing 100000 in cash and securities. The alleged act occurred several days ago.
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Wheeling
Mar
Federal Grand Jury
Don ‘Wilson
Paul Campbell
Charles Bredish
The Spirit of Courtesy in Child Rearing
A home visit reveals children who use polite phrases yet lack genuine courtesy. Parroted "please" and "thank you" mask absence of respect, as true civility grows from being treated kindly and witnessing considerate behavior among adults.
Educators Press FCIC Funds to Save Schools
Minneapolis reports educators urge Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to states to avert depressions and preserve equal educational opportunity. They call for revised taxation sharing more cost, federal education unification, peaceful international emphasis, and stronger social studies programs amid district funding woes.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National Education Association
Congress
National Planning Council
American Federation of Labor
Colorful Inaugural Spotlight Roosevelts Garners Lead Parade
Time honored parade follows its historic route from the capitol along Pennsylvania avenue past the reviewing stand near the White House. Seats of honor are reserved for the Roosevelts Garners and other notables as General John J. Pershing leads this year’s procession.
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Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Roosevelts
Garners
John J. Pershing
Prohibition Repeal Likely to Success in 46 States
Literary Digest polls forecast of 46 states ratifying the Twenty First Amendment cites past accuracy in presidential polls and prohibition surveys. The piece notes only Kansas and North Carolina stood against repeal in the latest readings, with drys targeting sixteen states and arguing direct vote favors repeal.
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Prohibition
Literary Digest
Literarys 'Digest
Kansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Ial
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Literary Digests
North
Ansell Sues Long For 500000 In Washington
Samuel T. Ansell, former counsel to the senate inquiry, files suit in Washington against Senator Huey Long for damages of 500000 over decharges. The report lists state poll percentages with Oklahoma 54.8 and Florida 74.9 among others.
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Samuel T. Ansell
Senate
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Washington
Huey Long
Carolina
Oklahoma
Iowa
Georgia
Utah
Nebraska
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Dakota
South Dakota
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Cook Attends Last Meeting of State Board
Charleston on March 3 state board of education held its final session under state superintendent W C Cook. The board discussed summer school plans for Marshall College and New River State with action deferred. Incoming superintendent W W Trent, soon ex officio board chairman, shared views on educational problems.
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Charleston
W. C. Cook
State Board’of Education
Marshall College
New River State
W. W. Trent
Cook
Two Robber Suspects Sent to Pennsylvania Extradited
Charleston reports Governor Conley approved the extradition of two suspects to western Pennsylvania. Joseph McKucki, returned to Pittsburgh by federal authorities, and William McFadden, taken to Carnegie to face charges of breaking and entering. The Erie Elks Club robbery was cited at the hearing.
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Charleston
Pennsylvania
Conley
Joseph McKucki
Pittsburgh
William McFadden
Carnegie
Elks’ Club
Erie
Farm Board Chairman Named In Roosevelt Era
The note lists Pr Larman Johnson under dent elect Roosevelt announcing Henry Morgan City hospital discharge and mentions Keats drafting an ode to a nightingale in under three hours while referencing John Howard Payne and the song Home Sweet Home in Paris in 1822.
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Washinon
Larman Johnson
Dent
Roosevelt
Henry Morgan City Hospital
Theau, Jr
New York
Day
Farm Board
Keats
John Howard Payne
Home Sweet Home
Paris
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