Radio Schedule Highlights May 4 On WEAF WABC And WJZ
Radio listings from Associated Press show the May 4 schedule across WEAF WABC and WJZ with time slots for orchestras, talk, interviews, dramas, and musical programs. Notable segments include Mendoza Orchestra, Shilkret Concert, Kate Smith, Crime Club, Sherlock Holmes, and Calloway Orchestra among others.
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WEAF
NBC
Mountaineers
Merle Thorpe
Goldbergs
Big Time
Old Counsellor
Mendoza Orchestra
Shilkret
Artists Musicale
Nellie Revell
Lopez Orchestra
Ralph Kirberg
Rogers Orchestra
Agnew
Wabc-Cbs
Stern's Orchestra
Myrt
Marge
Lanny Ross
Easy Aces
Morton Downey
Sam
Kate Smith
Columbians
Crime Club
Shilkret’s Orchestra
Dr. Bundesen
MacDonald to Undergo Another Eye Operation
London reports indicate Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald will have a second eye surgery. Doctors decided the operation is needed on his right eye four months after a glaucoma affected left eye was treated. Officials deny threats of blindness and say the health issue is being carefully managed.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
A Washable Nursery Reforming Childrens Rooms
By Alice Judson Peale the piece urges spotless nursery design with washable walls and rugs, light colors, linoleum floors, and easy care curtains. It recommends two sets of curtains, washable quilts, and furniture in washable finishes to maintain high cleanliness for a child’s play and learning space.
Mayors New Administration Cuts Shinnston Salaries
Shinnston city officials adopted a general salary reduction saving about 2400 dollars yearly. Mayor W. C. Wyatt and Fred Robey presided as new officials were sworn in. New appointees include Jack High Frank Haller Russell Smith and others with Harry Carder named chief of police and George Riffee as water board superintendent.
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Shinnston
W. C
Jake” Wyatt
Fred Robey
Jack High
Frank Haller
Russell Smith
B. Davis
Harry Carder
George Riffee
Water Board
Matt Kidd
Jas. Jaynes
Harry Nay
Haran R. Harmer
44 Per Day Job Awaits Right Man At Cleveland
Cleveland May 4 There’s a 44 a day job here for a flyer to ascend 16500 feet daily in any weather to improve aviation safety. The current observer Ralph Wensinger plans to quit after losing 37 pounds and suffering headaches for days. He will resign after documenting air currents and atmospheric conditions.
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Cleveland
Ralph Wensinger
Taxpayers League of Taylor County Organizes
The Taxpayers League of Taylor County held an organization meeting at South Side School, presided by temporary officers with Frank M. Keane as president and C. S. Marshall as secretary. The tentative constitution and by laws were presented by H. Be Brestel, read, and adopted amid discussion. Attorney John L. Hechmer participated.
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the Taxpayers League of
Taylor County
South Side
Frank M. Keane
C. 8. Marshall
H. BE. Brestel
John L. Hechmer
Hearings Concluded On Bonus Payment Debate In Congress
Washington reports that the House Ways and Means Committee closed hearings on the soldiers bonus payment plan. Rep Patman accused Secretary Mills of profiting from the tax provision aiding the revaluation of estates, a claim met with protests and later withdrawn. Mills declined further comment, and Rep Crisp noted Mills avoided commentary on the tax section.
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Washington
Mills
Bilt
Patman
Tex
House
Ways and Means
Democratic
Republican Committee
Texan
Treasury
Crisp
Treadway
Mass
E. C. Alvord
Revenue Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Robert L. Owens
Oklahoma
Senate Banking Committee
Roosevelt leads Alabama delegates in primary returns
Delegates at large pledged to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt won a near three to one lead as returns trickled in from Alabama's primary. A. E. Carmichael led Roosevelt on the ticket with 880 votes in 22 boxes. Hugo L. Black led the Senate race with 2,063 votes, followed by Kilby and Burns.
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Montgomery
Ala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
A. E. Carmichael
Tuscumbia
Roosevelt
Hugh Mallory
Selma
Hugo L. Black
United States Senate
Black
Thomas
Kilby
Anniston
J. Morgan Burns
Prohibition
Charlie C. McCall
Referendum
Henry L. Anderton
Birmingham
Drys
Anti-Saloon League
New York
The
New Yorker
Taxpayers League Organization Plan Revisions
The group discussed revising the proposed constitution to prevent political activities that could cause dissension and weaken aims. An amplified committee will refine language and resubmit before a Rath Wewin meeting, then consider a county courthouse launch if membership grows.
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Rath Wew
Snd
County Court House
Governor Rolph to return Gideon Bible to hotel
After arriving from a governors conference in Richmond Virginia Governor Rolph unpacked and found a Gideon Bible in his baggage. He plans to send the Bible back to the hotel as a courtesy and keeps the rest of the trip private.
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Rolph
Richmond
Rescue Efforts Continue After Boat Tragedy In Floods
The report notes that at least one delegate from each district remained sure amid the chaos as swollen waters claimed more workers. Thomas Mor tis, nearly drowned while bringing Slay ton’s body ashore, is improving with no serious ill effects expected. Glenn Ayers, who fell into the icy water when the boat overturned, has recovered.
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Thomas Mortis
Slayton
Glenn Ayers
Bodies of two still missing after search
Elkins May 4 The swift muddy waters of the Tygart River kept the bodies of Virgil Nash and Leon Waugh missing after a Monday capsizing while hauling dirt for a greenhouse. An all day search by local officials and Aggregate residents under State Trooper Osborne used dynamite to dislodge snags but yielded no trace.
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Elkins
Tygart's Valley
Virgil Nash
Leon Waugh
Olen H. Slayton
G. H. Osborne
Wesleyan College Observes May Day at Buckhannon
Wesleyan College in Buckhannon observes May Day with an all day program. Seniors receive recognition services in the morning followed by rhododendron planting on the campus. The May queen is Miss Thelma McCoy of Connellsville Pa. A May Day pageant titled The Toyshop Romance by Annie Lorentz aluminus of 31 will be directed by Alice Nason.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Thelma McCoy
Connellsville
Toyshop
Annie Lorentz
Aluminus
Alice Nason
Department of
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Andy
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Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Taxpayers League
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Studio Ensemble
Jane Preman
Ted Cook
Calloway Orchestra
Kyte
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Syracuse
N.Y
Arthur Vernon la Tulip
Harry Scott
Alice Judson Peale
Shinston
Aisi
America
Pacas Ca
Sao
Liggett & Myers
Taxpayers OF County Form Organization
AULA
Flo Ziegfeld
Eleanor Holm
Charita Alden
Gov. Roosevelt
ALA. Choice
Piel
Donalder
Cateh
Rolf
Mr Sylinhle
Fider
Ise
Hechmer
Organization For Good
Ocean Flier
Reveruven Press Photony II
Montreal
Havana
Newfoundland
Ireland
Newark
N. J
Paris
Tygarts River
Wesleyan College
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