Radio Schedule Highlights May 2 Mix of Talks Music and Dramas
A busy Tuesday NBC WEAF network listing shows programs from 4 PM to midnight including Melodic Thoughts, The Goldbergs, Wayne King, Ed Wynn, Lives at Stake drama, Damrosch Symphony, and late-night bands led by Abe Lyman and Duke Ellington. Local fare includes Buck Rogers and The Crime Clues Mystery with health and education features interspersed.
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Frances Alda
Jimmy Melton
Ensemble
Paul Sabin
The
Goldbergs
Sketch
Sanderson and Crumit
Wayne King's Orchestra
Ben Bernie
Lads
Ed Wynn & Band
Nbc-Weaf
Skippy
George Hall
Reis and Dunn
Nelson Orchestra
Buck Rogers
Boake Carter
Mary Eastman
Magic Voice
Kate Smith
Abe Lyman
Easy Aces
Tommy McLaughlin
Calif. Melodies
Sally and Swooney
Ben Pollack
Edwin C. Hill
Eton Boys
Joe Haymes
Leo Belasco
Will Osborne
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Southern Singers
Willard’ Robison
Mary Steele
Duke Ellington
Don Pedro
Fighting Fair. Neighborhood boys learn to fight by rules
In a neighborhood, mothers report daily fights among seven to eight year old boys leaving bruises and injuries. A father suggests teaching the boys to fight by rules to make it fair, organizing Saturday sessions to instruct proper conduct and avoid unfair brawling.
Perkins Bill Prompts Wage Debate Across Industries
Washington May 2 predictions that a shorter work week would ruin sugar refiners coal and cement wages faced a reply from Secretary Perkins urging minimum wage laws. The discussion before the House Labor Committee linked wage standards to reconstruction, while Senator Robinson signaled the bill’s exclusion from the special session agenda.
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Washington
Perkins
Icap
House Labor Committee
Roosevelt
Joe Robinson
Miss Perkins
Miss. Perkins
Pennsylvania
John B. Haggerty
Allied Printing Trades Association
Charles R. Crisp
Mer House
Georgia
Cuba
Franksville
E. H. Snewden
Velvet looks and tips from Miss Georgia Hickman
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for clear skin and energy, with a testimonial from Miss Georgia Hickman of Wheeling. It claims relief after one bottle and urges readers to consult Doctor Pierce’s Clinica in Buffalo for free medical advice.
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Georgia Hickman
Jacob St
Wheeling
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Buffalo
Boy Scouts Postpone Giving Away Radio Set
Troop No 2 of the Boy Scouts of America delays the May 1 drawing for a Majestic five tube radio until May 15. The set funds registration fees and ticket sales remain active as the group postpones delivery to the middle of the month.
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Boy Scouts
Majestic
Troop No. 2
Boy Scouts of America
Undow! Tory Stores Fire Rouses Rip and Friends
Mary Graham Bonner recounts Rip the dog waking the group in a shop fire. The blaze starts among papers and boxes as Rip motors to alert Willy Nilly and Jelly Bear. Jelly Bear dismisses danger, while Rip calls for help and a ladder as the inferno grows.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Model of the Moment in Silks and Pique Fabrics
The article highlights below the elbow sleeves high printed jackets and wide blistered pique revers. It notes silk and cotton blends as a season’s key, dark silks with white cotton coats, lingerie trimmings, and pique as a favored material. Mado designs a white paillasson hat with black grosgrain trim.
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Mado
Paillasson
Fire Brigades Rally Ducks War on Train Ride
In a whimsical chase through a rebellious scene, Willy Nilly frees fire engines to pursue the Ducks of Puddle Mud, as Mrs Tubman uses rockets and the song of the flag to challenge Communists aboard a moving train. The quest ends with a Wall Street reach and a dramatic hare drive in Scotland.
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Mrs. Tubman
38Rd Street
Earl Cawdor
Nairn
Scotland
Mrs Tubman Quells Reds on Lexington Avenue Subway
Mrs Roberta Keene Tubman a DAR AGU and DSI descendant boarded a Lexington avenue subway at Grand Central. A crowd of Communists caused a din as her patriotic ears caught a forthright revolutionary shout. She was upbraided for calling out the protest.
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New York
Roberta Keene Tubman
A.G.U
D-S. D
America
Union
Lexington Avenue
Grand Central Station
St Augustine Parish School to Graduate Ten Students
Ten students from St Augustine Parochial School are set to graduate at commencement exercises tentatively scheduled for June 4. No official program or speaker details have been announced yet. The names listed include Helen Broderick Elizabeth Cockrell Margaret Feton Helen Ford Katherine Dolan Marie Guth Margaret Daugherty James Foy Philip Gerkin and Charles Warder.
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St. Augustine ,Parochial
Yates
Helen Broderick
Elizabeth Cockrell
Margaret Feton
Helen Ford
Katherine Dolan
Marie Guth
Margaret Daugherty
James Foy
Philip Gerkin
Charles Warder
April license surge boosts weddings and hunts statewide
County Clerk Frank Bennett reports 67 statewide hunting and fishing licenses issued in April, up from 9 in March, with 58 district resident licenses also issued. Weddings rose with 9 marriage licenses issued in April, an increase of 7 from March.
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Frank Bennett
Church Meet Opens Today at Tunnelton
Tunnelton May 2 The Mor gantown district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will convene this evening and continue through Friday. The first session includes dinner at 6 with an address on liquor legalization by J C Huff of Fairmont, followed by worship and a 9 p.m. business meeting. Wednesday starts at 9 with worship and addresses by W S Patterson, Dr Lewis H Chrisman, and an open forum by Dr Charming A Richardson. The program features a noon dinner and afternoon sessions with devotions by Rev A C Bell, a 1 30 business session, and talks by Dr W M Schultz and others, concluding with the Epworth League banquet.
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W. S. Patterson
Lewis H. Chrisman
Charming A. Richardson
A .C. Bell
Permanent Trust
W. M.'Schultz
S. C. Jones
Frank Toll
Jeaguers
S. ‘Jones
Majorr
E. Odgers
Jmont Schools
Arthur Lazenby
John C. Sleeth
Roy Cuskey
Sion
Ward B. Brown
Wesleyan Foundation
S. W. Bell
James‘. Scott
Bernard Gibbs
Wesleyan
Tugent Chamberlain
McCuskey
Job Jones
Chrisman
Richardson
Harry Flanagan
W. 8. Patterson
M.C. Miles
S. B. Cunningham
Brotherhood
Wesleyan Conference Schedule Details From A Multi Day Event
A lengthy program outlines a multi day Wesleyan conference with sessions led by Dr S Jones Mrs W Majorr Rev Arthur Lazenby and Rev Ward B Brown among others. Activities include worship devotions district conference sessions discussions and lectures by Dr McCuskey Dr Bell Dr James and Charles Evans culminating in a missionary pageant and address.
Navy names William Standley new chief of naval operations
Vice Admiral William H Standley of California will succeed Admiral William V Pratt as chief of naval operations the navy's highest command The Associated Press photo caption notes Standley a veteran of twenty years in service and slated to take the top naval post
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William H. Stand Fey
California
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Navy
Associated Press
Puff Tries to Choose Treats Amid Price Dilemma
A quirky note recalls Puff navigating a mid run craving ice cream or popcorn while musing on value. The scene hints at a light, humorous street interaction and the moment of choosing a treat within price limits.
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UttOn
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