Radio Schedule for Tuesday March 21 on NBC and CBS Networks
Radio listings show NBC WEAF and CBS WABC daytime to midnight programs. Advertised acts include Lopez Orchestra Ray Knight Sanderson Crumit Ben Bernie Wayne King Harold Stern Kate Smith Isham Jones Joe Haymes and Cab Calloway orchestras, with serials Myrt and Marge Buck Rogers in 2433 Amos n Andy and Adventure features. times span 6 PM to 12:30 AM EST with multiple guest stars and band leaders.
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Nbc-Weaf
Mmne
Frances Alda
Harding Sisters
Lopez Orchestra
Ray Knight
Jimmy Melton
The
Goldbergs
Sanderson
Crumit
Wayne King
Ben Bernie
Lads
Ed Wynn
Jay Dennis
Ted Reese
Ted Weems
Harold Stern
Don Bester
Sam Robbins
Cbs-Wabc
Reis and
Dunn
Geo. Hall
Ozzie Nelson
Just Plain Bill
Myrt and
Maree
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Keller, Sargent & Ross
Boake Carter
Eagy Aces
Magle Voice
Kate Smith
Abe Lyman
Jane Froman
Tommy McLaughlin
Calif
Sally Ward
Ben Pollack
Edwin C. Hill
Charles Carlile
Barlow Symphony
Isham Jones
Joe Haymes
Belasco Orchestra
Maud
Cousin Bill
Joe Furst
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Radio In Education
Octavus R. Cohen
Willard Robison
Vic & Sade
Tomay Bailey
Prof. Jack
Cab Calloway
Mark Fisher
Hallanan Announces Republicans Campaign Plan for 1934
Walter S. Hallanan, Republican national committeeman, announced a series of conferences with young Republican leaders to fuel the 1934 campaign. An old guard will serve in advisory roles while efforts target House of Delegates control, a majority of congressional seats, Senate retention, and state senate gains.
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Charleston
Walter S. Hallanan
Republican National
Hallanan
Germans Unite to Demand Arms in National Revival
Berlin reports show Germany moving toward universal military training as Hitler's brown shirts and 1,000,000 veterans press for a militia. Support spans right and center parties, with socialists and communists split on conscription. Reichswehr officers see benefits in a conscript system amid a rising military mood.
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Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist
Casriot
Hitltr
von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Serted
Reichswehr
Adolph Hitler
Reich
Coroner Rules Gymnast Erik Baumann Death Suicide
Rochester city coroner David H. Atwater closed the probe into 27 year old gymnast Erik Baumann finding death by own action while temporarily insane. Baumann was found bound in a sleeping bag in a locked room, with investigators noting a complex past of alleged murders and torture claims without confirming any external killer.
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Rochester
Erik Baumann
David H. Atwater
Baumann
Holt Clarifies State Bond Act Language in March 21 Note
Attorney General Homer A. Holt explains the bond act limits retroactivity and sets premium rules. Sub divisions pay 5 per 1000 on bonds of officials after March 3, with old rates applying to earned premiums prior to March 3. The note distinguishes between January 1 bonds and those in effect on March 3.
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Charleston
Homer A. Holt
Holt
Hollywood Sights and Sounds Alice White Takes It On The Chin
Hollywood gossip recounts how actress Alice White learned to endure a Cagney onslaught after accidentally leaning into a punch in Picture Snatcher. The piece notes Mae Clarke, Joan Blondell, Loretta Young, Virginia Bruce, and others as past victims in Cagney films, emphasizing the star’s tough screen persona and the policy of rough handling in his pictures.
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Alice White
Cagney
Alice
Mae
Jimmy
Mae Clarke
Cagney Pictures
Joan Blondell
Jimy
Jinny
Loretta Young
Jimmy-Cagney
More Mines Working In Anthracite Field
The Federal Reserve Bank reports February employment in Pennsylvania anthracite to rise 12 percent with payrolls up 31 percent. The data reflects growing activity in the state's coal mines and related industries.
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Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Bank
Tragic Fall Leaves Father’s Transfusion Unable to Save Daughter
Dr Charles H Dodge said a fall causing a brain injury was accidental. He had offered his blood for a transfusion operation to save his daughter but the injuries proved fatal.
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Charles H.dodge
Charter Issued To Form Coal Land Company
A charter was issued to the Mingo Wyoming Coal Land Company of Williamson with capital of $500,000. Incorporators include C. McD. Eng land of Logan, R. S. White of Huntington, and H. G. Wilburn of Williamson.
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Coal Company
Charleston
Mingo- Wyoming Coal Land Company
Williamson
C. McD
England
Logan
R. S. White
Huntington
H. G. Wilburn
Half-Naked Truth Action Guards Opera House Set
Three armed guards with high powered rifles stayed on duty during The Half-Naked Truth production at RKO studios to prevent a lion incident. Jackie the 180 pound lion, star of a Harry Reichenbach stunt, roamed free on set with Lee Tracy Lupe Velez Eugene Pallette Frank Morgan Shirley Chambers and the full crew. Director Gregory La Cava doubted the tamer's control as Melvin Koontz handled Jackie while the cast staff and crew watched. The film from Ben Markson HN Swanson with Corey Ford Bartlett Cormack opens at the Opera House tonight and runs through Wednesday. inspired by Reichenbach's Phantom Fame biography.
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RKO _ studios
Jackie
Harry Reichenbach
New York
Lee ‘Tracy
Lupe Velez
Eugene Pallette
Frank Morgan
Shirley Chambers
Melvin Koontz
Gregory la Cava
Ben Markson
HN Swanson
Corey Ford
Bartlett Cormack
Me And My Gal at Strand Theater Ends Local Run Today
Tracy and Bennett star in a New York life drama with romance and humor. The film features Jo an Bennett and Spencer Tracy supported by Marion Burns George Walsh Henry B Walthall J Farrell Macdonald Noel Madison and directed by Raoul Walsh.
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Gal
Strand Theater
Joan Bennett
Spencer Tracy
New York City
Marion Burns
George Walsh
Henry B. Walthall
J. Farrell Macdonald
Noel Madison
Raoul Walsh
Hammock Charged With Wounding State Trooper
Charleston March 3 Alfred Hammock, 98, charged with malicious wounding a state trooper. He was held to await grand jury action after being captured in a row boat in the Kanawha River following a four day search. Troopers say he admitted driving an automobile that crashed into another car.
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Charleston
Alfred Hammock
Kanawha
Railway Trainsmen Lose Court Appeal
Charleston March 21 The supreme court refused appeals by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen from Public Service Commission decisions. The union claimed Chesapeake and Ohio railroad failed to provide adequate crews on trains between Meadow Creek and Mallen and on gasoline propelled cars. The commission had dismissed the cases. The court allowed an appeal to Edna Workman of Cabell County in a suit against Continental Casualty Company from an insurance policy.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Railway
Public Service Commission
Brotherhood
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Meadow Creek
Mall‘en
Edna Workman
Continental Casualty Company
Cabell County
Chicago Student Falls To Death
Ada Lou Dodge, 21, a junior at the University of Chicago, died after a plunge from an interior window at her home. Police report suggests accidental fall. investigation ongoing.
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Chicago
Ada Lou Dodge
Unlcae
Brittle Trade Gap Figures in Early Morning Crash
A young girl retired to her room after saying she was tired during a family gathering. Shortly after, a crash in the value of exports and imports of glass was heard and the girl was found unconscious. Kenath States ranks second while Great Britain leads in exports, with the United States following.
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Britain
United
Great Britain
Kenath
Utah Welcomes Former President Hoover in Ogden
In Ogden Utah on March 21 former Senator Reed Smoot and J Reuben Clark Jr who recently resigned as ambassador to Mexico led Utah Republicans in greeting former President Herbert Hoover and escorting him home toward Palo Alto California Clark said the crowd of about five hundred was composed of real Republicans who had kept the faith Hoover said he had no political speech planned but hinted he might return to Utah someday with a speech worth listening to
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Ogden
Utah
Inherited Fears Debunked by Child Learning Theory
Parents influence children not through inherited traits but by imitation and self-control. Children absorb behaviors from parents from birth, copying both virtues and faults. Mothers and fathers should model calm, rational reactions to fear and disappointment to curb a cycle of negative behavior in the family.
Date Set For Lewis County School Meet
Weston news notes the Lewis County boards of education set April 5 as the tentative date to name teachers for the coming term. The plan requires applicants to appear in person or via a representative, ending petitions as a path to appointment.
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Lewis County
Weston
Boards of Education
Thomas E. Miles
Jury Trials Begin in Preston County Case
Preston county circuit court opened trials with Thomas Stetar Jr. of Bruceton Mills charged with stealing a heifer from Jesse Benson. The Triplett case did not start. Prosecutor Snyder said officers found parts of the Mauser at the Stetar home. defense counsel Gibson vowed to prove Stetar stayed home the night of the alleged robbery.
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Kingwood
Preston County Circuit
Thomas Stetar, Jr
Near
Bruceton Mills
Jesse Benson
Melvin C. Snyder
Mauser
Stetar
Howard Gibson
Receives Answer From Note Placed In Bottle
Mt. Clare reports an old time message in a bottle. Festus Ward set a paper asking the finder to write the time and place found and cast the bottle in the West Fork river during floods. E. L. Erwin of Brownsville, Pa., found it after a 62 hour journey ashore near that city.
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Mt. Clare
Festus Ward
West Fork
E. L. Erwin
Brownsville
New York Firm Cuts Bank Loans In 1932 Report
The Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation and its subsidiaries reduced bank loans in 1932 from 24.6 million to 19.5 million dollars. Philip Gossler, president, said the annual report notes loans at 15.5 million with about 10 million cash on hand.
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New York
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Philip @.Gossler
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