Radio Schedule Highlights for Wednesday Evening
An extended listings page shows NBC WESF CBS and NBC WIZ networks with hourly programs from 5:30 PM to midnight. Notables include The Flying Family, Jacqueline Solomons, Bing Crosby, Burns and Allen, Sherlock Holmes adventures, and orchestras led by Vincent Lopez and Mark Fisher, among others.
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Nbc-Wesf
Flying Family
Paul Wing
Meyer Davis
Andy
Jerry
Waddie
Jacqueline Solomons
Ray Knight
Elvin Allman
Goldbergs
Fannie Brite
Josef Shevinne
Cole Pine
Carveth Wells
Vincent Lopez
Ralph Kirberg
Don Erwin's
Don Pedros
Nbc-Wiz Network
Amos ‘N' Andy
Griffith's Hollywood
Martha & Hal
Master Singers Chorus
Frank Libuse
Mark Fisher
Penny Plans Beer for Dining Car Service
Philadelphia officials say Pennsylvania railroad may sell beer in dining cars. Next July marks 21 years since beer and liquors were banned on the system. The decision hinges on actions in 13 states the railroad serves, with passenger traffic reps monitoring legislation.
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Penny
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trafic Department
Constance Bennett Holds Record of Success in Films
Opera House shows Constance Bennett in Rockabye as her latest success. The actress, active for five years since Cythera, has starred in numerous titles and maintained a consistent box office appeal across her career.
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Constance Bennett
RKO Pathe
la Bénnett
Joseph Hergesheimer
Hollywood
Mon Clay
Sally
Irene
Mary
Delux
Miss Bennett
Lawson Theatre Presents Lawyer Man Starring Powell
Warner Bros. Picture Lawyer Man arrives at Strand Theatre for today and Thursday. William Powell, famed for Ladies Man, notes he never wore the role in real life and preferred a tougher part. As an East Side New York lawyer he faces political fights and personal clashes in a thriller packed with clashes and courtroom battles.
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William Powell
Warner Bros
Strand Theatre
Powell
East Side
New York
The Bluffer and a Timid Child: Hidden Fears in Speech
A lecture profile on how timid children cope with shocks and defend themselves. It warns that aggression can mask fear and urges parents to read behavior for genuine feelings, noting the risk of amplifying fear through forceful response. Also mentions a sensational ad and local timber economics at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Actress Cries As Shaw Dismisses Play As Piratical
Culver City Calif March 29 One of George Bernard Shaws caustic remarks left star actress Ann Harding in tears and briefly halted filming after he called a play she appeared in possibly piratical. The exchange occurred on a Metro studio set with Alice Brady Myrna Loy and Robert Montgomery present. Harding said the comment was rude and uncalled for. Shaw later toured the set and joked with Harding about Hedgerow Theatre, leaving her shaken. Shaw and Mrs Shaw then made a forced beach landing near Malibu during a flight from Sea Simeon to Clover Field. The landing was perilous but successful and the party included George Hearst publisher. The pilot was praised for the safe evasive action.
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Culver City
Calif
George. Bernard Shaw
Ann Harding
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
Shaw
Miss Harding
Alice Brady
Myrna Loy
Robert Montgomery
Harding
Hedgerow 1S
Uttle Theater
Jasper Deeter
Santa Monica
George Bernard Shaw
California
Malibus
Mrs. Shaw
George Hearst
San Francisco
Sea Simeon
Clover Field
Turner Explains R F C Wage Cut
Charleston March 29 A belief that 30 cents an hour encouraged workmen to leave legitimate labor for relief work was exhaustively examined by Turner in explaining the recent wage adjustment at the Relief Fund Corporation proceedings.
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Charleston
State RP cut lowers hourly pay for R P C workers
Major Francis W. Turner, acting director of public welfare, explained the rate drop from 30 cents to 22 1/2 cents an hour after a state unemployment relief administration meeting. Delegations urged reductions. a poll showed 41 counties favored it. The change raises hours for the same monthly relief, not total monthly income, and Governor Kump's salary cut is unrelated.
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Francis W. Turner
Public Welfare
State Unemployment Relief Administration
Turner
Two Young Men in Mayor's Court Today
City patrolmen Demoss and Mo ran arrested George Smith aged 30 and Hubert Prichard aged 22 on West Boyd Street last night shortly before midnight and lodged them in jail for alleged drunkenness. A bottle containing a gill of moonshine liquor was found on Smith's person when searched. This morning arraigned before Mayor King both pleaded not guilty and the trial was postponed until tomorrow. The young men are from County town.
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Mayor’s Court
Demoss and
Moran
George Smith
Hubert Prichard
West Boyd Street
Smith
King
Get License To Practice Midwifery In State
Charleston March 29 Dr. W T Henshaw state health commissioner announces that since the start of 1933 the State Health Department has granted licenses to 344 midwives to practice in the state. Of the number 1 was new and 313 were renewals. Licenses are granted by the department only on the order of local physicians and a dollar is charged to renew. The health department records show 429 licenses issued in 1932, up from 307 in the year prior. The following are licensed to practice in the county: Mrs. Dora B Doll, 223 Thayer Street Gratton. Mrs. John Griffith Flemington. Mrs. Mary McCoy Wendel.
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Charleston
Mar
W.thenshaw
State Health Sioner
State Health Department
Health Department
Dora B. Doll
Thayer Street
Gratton
John Griffith
Flemington
Mary McCoy
Wendel
Funeral Services For Mrs Kinsey Planned At Webster
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM from the Webster Baptist church for Mrs J W Kinsey with Rev Hugh Pigott of Fairmont officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Surviving relatives include brothers Howard and Thomas Waller of Webster and a nephew George Kinsey of St Charles Street.
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Webster Baptist Church
J. W. Kinsey
Hugh Pigott
First Baptist Church of
Fairmont
Church
British War Debt Settlement Dominates March Cabinet
London braces for a decision on final settlement of war debts owed to the United States as Norman Davis arrives as special ambassador. Cabinet discussions aim to avoid reviving German reparations tied to Lausanne terms, with action expected in parliamentary circles. Also noted are rail freight risk rules and fishing temperature data from Virginia Cape trials.
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London
Norman H. Davis
United States Europe
Rosevelt
Davis
United States
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