Radio Program Listings by Major Networks
Radio schedule listings show hourly programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZNBC stations with shows from Mountaineers to orchestras and talk segments, including Time standards and program changes. Several To Be Announced slots and a mix of comedy drama music and educational segments fill the evening lineup.
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WEAF
NBC
Mountaineers
Mary and Bob
Russ Columbo
Dornberger
Ralph Kirberg
Hamp
Simon's
Wabc-Cbs
Jack Miller
Joe Palooka
Myrt and
Marge
Mills Brothers
Sylvia Froos
Morton Downey
the Club
Lyman Orchestra
Kate Smith
Ben Bernie
Crime Club
Musicale Fast Freight
Shilkret's Orchestra
Funnyboners
Convention of Religious, & Educational Associations
Pancho's
Stern's
Coon-Sanders
WJZ
Ray Perkins
Amos 'N
Andy
Just Willie
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Sisters of the Skillet
Koestner Orchestra
John Fogarty
Tehor
Paris Night Life
McCrary Brothers
Studio Ensemble
Hines Orchestra
Milwaukee Orchestra
Johnny Davis
Agnew Orchestra
Stage Comedian Joins Radio Broadcast With Olsen Trio
New York May 2 stage comedian Jack Benny joins George Olsen on WJZ NBC at 8 30 pm for a master of ceremonies stunt. The program will air weekly for a while with Ethel Shutta, Olsen’s wife, as soloist.
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New York
Jack Benny
Radio Tonight
George Olsen
Kidnapped Mexican Titan From Exposure
Buffalo, May 3. Pedro Salinas a 30 year old Mexican from San Antonio Texas said he was kidnapped almost a month ago from Texas and thrown naked from a car a few miles south of Buffalo He was taken to a hospital in serious condition suffering from exposure Police were planning to question him after his recovery while they sought a sedan with three armed men and license plates from Texas Oklahoma or New York
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Buffalo
N. Y
Texas
Pedro Salinas
San Antonio
Salinas
Oklahoma
New York
Administrator's Sale of Thayer Household Goods in Grafton WV
The late Franklin T. Thayer's household goods and personal property will be sold at public auction at his home No 207 Maple Avenue Grafton West Virginia starting at 1 PM Saturday May 7 1932. D LATHAM Administrator.
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Franklin T. Thayer
Maple Avenue
Grafton
West Virginia
Many Changes in Membership Next Congress
Washington reports a record turnover in both chambers with reapportionment set to cost 27 House seats and reshape districts by next March. Incumbents face primaries in many states as several retire and new candidates seek seats, including possible bids against Senators and a looming debate over salaries cuts and major policy bills.
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Washington
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Illinois
Hoover
Recontruction Finance Corporation
Beck-Linthicum
Charles A. Crisp
Georgia
Phil Swing
Joe Crail
California
Ralph Horr
Jones
Aldrich
Rhodesand
Effigene Wingo
Arkans
Charles Brand
Ohio
Moriton D. Hull
Ilinois
Indiana
Alabama
South Dakota
Maryland
Tydings
Patterson
Allgood
Chindblom
W. F. Hull
Johnson
Igoe
Kunz
Norton
Golder
Magrady
Chase and Sullivan
Navy bill filibuster blocks Senate vote on Hale bill
Washington May 3 A senate filibuster prevented a vote on a motion to take up the Hale bill to build the navy to the limits allowed in the Washington and London naval treaties.
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Washington
Senate
London
Village cancels taxes for 1932 in Cass City
Cass City Michigan May 3 The village council votes to eliminate the collection of village taxes for 1932 with a treasury of 19 503 90 dollars enough to cover normal expenses for several years and reflects village life compensations.
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Cass City
Mich
Bribery and character ethics noted in early schooling
A reflection on how offering rewards to children forms attitudes toward duty and affection. Jane resists bribes, illustrating a stance that rewards can undermine genuine motivation and standards. The piece argues such tactics risk cheapening effort and affection, affecting lifelong values. It also mentions awards for American biography, verse, and music scholarships.
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Jane
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across Clues and Wordplay
Fragmented clues and garbled entries describe a daily crossword with mixed terms. Rows list across numbers and hints, including spelling, language twists, and peculiar phrases, suggesting a puzzle page with irregular OCR results.
Notable Journalism and Literary Awards of 1931
A Chicago Tribune cartoonist John T. McCutcheon won the $500 prize for best American newspaper cartoon of the year with A Wise Economist Asks a Question printed August 19 1931. General John J Pershing received the $2000 award for best book on US history. Pearl S Buck’s The Good Earth won the $1000 prize for best novel by an American author.
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Henry F. Pringle
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Geo. Dillon
Ernst Bacon
San Francisco
Frank PR ‘Ley
Brooklyn
Selma Hi
Jonathan’ D. Springer
Port Chester
Columbia School of Journalism
United States
John T. McCutcheon
The
Chicago Tribune
John J. Pershing
France
Pearl, S. Buck
Opposition to Bill Sparks Bipartisan Vote Split
The debate centers on a bill opposed by the Treasury Secretary who says his views were not sought. On roll call, most Republicans backed the measure while only three Democrats—Douglas of Arizona, Huddleston of Alabama, and Williams of Texas—defied the administration. Goldsborough argued that debt payments require a higher price level to avoid bankruptcy and unjust debtor hardships.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas
Arizona
Huddleston
Alabama
Williams
Texas
Goldsborough
Sabena
Widow pension bill passes House for widows and orphans
Washington May 3 The House passed a pension bill for widows and orphans of world war veterans. The measure, expected to exceed 100 million dollars in five years, goes to the Senate after an overwhelming 316 to 16 vote. The plan would also cover aged dependent parents, a provision cut from the bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Frank T. Hines
Claims Passage of Bonus Is Assured
Kansas City May 3 D D De Coe commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars said legislation by the present congress approving full payment of soldiers adjusted compensation certificates was assured He arrived from Washington where he attended hearings on the proposed bill He said we have enough votes in the house to pass the bill or a substitute over the president s veto and we lack only three in the senate There are enough doubtful ones to swing the tide
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Kansas City
D. D. DeCoe
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
City Firemen Elect Captain Bennett
City firemen last night elected Robert Bennett captain of the volunteer group. The drill on Maple avenue showcased hose lines, a fire plug connection, and the pump on the truck as Mayor C. O. King watched with 15 men present. The group discussed Memorial Day lunch stands, buying uniforms, and two new fire publications for the hall. Mayor King became an honorary member. George L. Jolliffe received a five-tube radio for the hall. Safety Chief McGee to visit for first aid instruction related to the mine safety car.
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Robert Bennett
Maple Avenue
C. O. King
Trek
R. C. Hebb
King
Fire Department
George L. Jolliffe
McGee
Wellsburg Moose Home Mortgage Burn Planned
Grafton Moose and State Organizer Logan travel to Wellsburg next Sunday for exercises marking the burning of the mortgage on the Wellsburg Moose Home. The ceremony was corrected from Montgomery as reported yesterday.
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Grafton Moose
Logan
Wellsburg
Montgomery
New Chancery Suit Filed In Estate Dispute
A chancery action is on file in the circuit clerk’s office. A summons was issued Saturday and returnable at May rules. The suit is Tona Adams versus Harry Friedman, administrator of the late L. C. Bennett’s estate, with no particulars yet filed.
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Tona Adams
Harry Friedman
L. C. Bennett
Hoover Wins Over France in Maryland Primary
Baltimore May 3 President Hoover carried Maryland in the Republican presidential preference primary by about 10,000 votes over former Senator Jospeh J France in the first clear clash between the two. With 1,262 of 1,365 voting places reported unofficial totals show Hoover with strong organization backing. Williams and Clark lagged in the senatorial race with Williams 15,984 and Clark 23,418.
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Baltimore
Hoover
Maryland
Joshe J. France
Iit
Wallace Williams
Linwood L. Clark
Williams
Clark
For Rent Classified Rates With Word Based Charges
Sentinel ad rate card explains two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Minimum 45 cents. Each initial and each figure count as one word. Ads must stay within proper classification and errors reported immediately.
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