Rail Problems Highlighted In National Broadcast Schedule
A New York report outlines overseas broadcasting growth after the Hitler speech. NBC reorganizes with A H Morton becoming vice president in charge of television. Hoover is set to speak tonight on railroad problems and other programs air across WJZ NBC WEAF and WABC including Guy Lombardo and Eddy Duchin performances.
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New York
Hitler
NBC
A. H. Morton
Hoover
WJZ
Radio Forum
Burton K. Wheeler
Wormes
J. Stanley McLean
Canada
WEAP
Herbert Hoover
WEAF
Prontiers
al Pearce
Margaret Speaks
Eddy Duchin
Marek Weber
WABC
CBS
Eddie Cantor
Cavalcade of America
Howard and Shelton
Radio Theater
Guy Lombardo
Jimmy Kempi
Where Fliers Crashed and Broadcast Schedule Echoes
Radio listings reveal a dense day of programs including True or False at 10:05, Hymns of all churches at 3:30, Vic and Sadie at 4:45, and The American Farmer with Taft and Smith at 5:30. NBC CBS and other chains air features from the National Catholic School of Social Work to the League of Nations pavilion at the world fair, with high school awards and Descriptive Program from France noted.
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Primrose Quartet
National Catholic School of Social Work
NBC
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Vic
Sadie
CBS Chain
Curtis
Senator Taft
Rep
T. V.smith
Wijz
France
CBS
MBS
League of Nations
Ssecretary Wallace
WPAR
WIBX
WMMN
Cbs—Radio Theatre
WJJZ
Hour of Charm
WGBI
WGR
WHP
Bill Sherman
Columbia Workshop
WJZ
National Radio Forum
Eddy ‘Duchin
Mbs—Symphony
WLW
Fed. of
Nat'l Radio Forum
WENR
Jay Mills
Mitchell Grand
Tanaris
Eewin C. Hill
Night Radio Schedule with WMMN and Networks
Radio grid lists WMMN and networks NBC CBS WJZ WHP and more from 5:30 PM to 11:30 PM. Programs include news sketches concerts band orchestras and variety acts across multiple stations and time slots with noted performers such as Sophie Tucker Eddie Cantor Jimmy Kemper and Ozzie Nelson.
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NBC
CBS
MBS
Smilin’ Jack
Sophie Tucker
Wdz
Douglas Man
Vaughn de Leath
Dick Tracy
Milt Herth
WJR
Sidewalk Snoopers
WOR
Uncle Don
Keene, Inc
Sport
Edwards
WEAF
Malcolm Claire
Aren's Storios
Howie Wine
WJ2
Patricia Gilmore
WSM
Wwammn
Eddie Cantor
del. Courtney
Orches
Bob Trout
WJZ
Ray Perkins
Ci Dian
KDEA
Chet Smith
Enoch Light
Lowell ‘Mamas
Her
Amos
Andy
Tom & Abber
WGY
WGBI
Pet_ Revue
Caravan
Jimmy Kemper
Starian
Frankie Master
Ted Weems
Eddy ‘Rogers
Lee Shelley
WHAS
Eady Rogers
Orel Scklw
Shepfield
Russian flier crash ends world fair bid on Miscou Island
In a fogbound flight from Moscow to New York two Soviet aviators Brig. Gen Vladimir Kokkinaki and Maj Mikhail Gordienko were forced to land on Miscou Island New Brunswick. Kokkinaki fainted at the controls due to lack of oxygen and the plane pancaked on landing. They were treated by Dr Louis Specter and later flown to New York aboard Vanderbilt’s transport. Dictator Stalin sent felicitations.
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Moscow
Kokkinaki
Gordienko
Miscou
New Brunswick
New York
New York World’s Fair
Vladimir Kokkinaki
Mikhail Gordienko
Floyd Bennett Airport
Miscou Island
M. B
Moncton
N. B
Harold 8. Vanderbilt
Louis Specter
Brooklyn
Daniel Roper Named Minister to Canada
President Roosevelt sent Daniel C. Roper former secretary of commerce to the senate as minister to Canada. Roper has been out of office since mid December and moves from government work into a new field of public service in the diplomatic post.
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Daniel Roper
Canada
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Daniel ‘C. Roper
Commerce
Roper
Commerce Department
Harry Hopkins
Fire at Twentieth Street Baptist Church Ruled Incendiary
A small fire at the Twentieth Street Baptist church in Huntington was called plainly incendiary by Fire Inspector Harry Damron. Leaves from song books and sandpaper were stuffed in a corner of the church roof and ignited, starting last night. The incident follows other fire-hunting efforts in the area, with local officials noting the motive appears deliberate.
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Huntington
Twentieth Street Baptist Church
Harry Damron
Skaggs & Co Gifts for Young Men in Elgin
Skaggs & Co offers curated gift options for young men in Elgin. Quality selections emphasize practical style, durable materials, and timely availability for birthdays and special occasions. The store highlights affordable classics alongside notable items for graduation and hobbies.
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Elgin
Skaggs & CO
Two Are Ready After Route 50 Car Accident
H B Wilson of Blueville faced a Saturday U S route 50 crash plea of guilty to reckless driving before Justice A B Knabensime. Trooper G F Randall testified. A companion, H Brian Wilson, a State Road Commission inspector, was fined $10 and costs for intoxication in a public place.
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H. B. Wilson
Blueville
U. S
White
Justice of the Peace
A. B. Knabensime
G. FP. Randall
H Brian*Wison
State Road Commission
Roosevelt to discuss Hitler address in fireside chat
Reporters heard that some legislators expect President Roosevelt to address Hitler's speech in a fireside chat. Germany offers peace assurances to nations that request them with concrete proposals to the Reich as part of the 10 year non aggression pledge.
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George Lees
Roosevelt
Hitler
Priday
Reich
George
European crisis cited as possible general conference urged
The representative and Nye backed George's view that further peace proposals would be ineffective. They suggested a general European conference could foster real understanding. The tense European situation highlighted the ban on arms shipments to belligerents remains in force, with only the cash and carry provisions expiring.
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al- Nye
George
Great Britain
Telephone 1888 Heavy Blasts Cause Rock Throws Around City
Mayor E O Waugh reported rocks from a hospital site blasted loose and hurled toward Knotts Avenue area. Residents in several blocks witnessed a hail of stones, though damage was avoided. Contractors promised lighter charges to slow delays in excavation at the Greenbrier site and Skaggs & Co with Sterling Gorham items mentioned.
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Page Withers
E. O. Waugh
Gillispie
Knotts ‘Avenue
Champion's bridge advice from Chartes Goren unfolds
In a Barclay on Bridge column, advice from champion Chartes Hl Goren of Philadelphia emphasizes simple habits of mind. The deal analysis shows how playing East holding the first spade can secure a plus overtrick through a hold-up strategy. The piece notes a youth learning from the lesson and poses a planning question for 3 No Trump if West leads clubs.
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Chartes Hl Goren
Philadelphia
North
Vulnerablen & T
South
West
East
Mr. Goren
Boni
King Postures Syndicate, Soc
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