Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS and NBC Networks
Radio listings for Monday May 8 detail prime time programs across NBC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WJZ networks with a lineup of concerts sketches dramas and orchestras from 3:30 pm to 11:30 pm including Frances Langford Buck Rogers and Groucho Marx segments and full musical hours across multiple stations.
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Nbc-Weaf
Schirmer-Schmidt
Paul Wing
Himber
Countess Albani
Southernaires Quartet
Elvin Allman
the Goldbergs
Gypsies
Zona Gale
Radio Forum
Frances Langford
Johnny Johnson
Brandwynne
Vincent Lopez
Hollywood
Cbs-Wabc
Lyman Beecher Stowe
Don Lang
Fred Berren
Skippy
Tito Guitar
Reis and Dunn
Geo, Hall Orchestra
Jack Dempsey
Geo. Sherban Orchestra
Theo Earle
Buck Rogers
Travelers’ Quartet
Boake Carter
Nino Martini
CBS Piano Team
Rhythm Rhapsody
Pollack Orchestra
Edwin C. Hill
Barlow Symphony
Wm. O'Neal
Ted Lewis Orchestra
Leon Belasco
Nelson's Orchestra
NBC
WJZ
Edward Davies
Dick Daring
King Kill Kate
Adolph
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N' Andy
Octavus R. Cohen
Groucho
Chico Marx
Phil Cook
Anne Butler
Welcome Lewis
Phantom Gypsy
Bert Lown
Eddie Lane
Self-Satisfaction and Child Development
The text discusses how a child's self-satisfaction depends on feeling lovable and capable. A child who believes he is unlovable grows without motive to please others, lacking incentive to be good, and may become badly behaved unless deterred by harsh punishment.
Mother's Day origins and early observances unfold
Miss Jarvis announced a national Mother’s Day on a day that began in church and home. By the next year Philadelphia observed it in church and home, and the idea spread to Andrews Methodist and Episcopal churches where the mother and daughter had worshipped and worked, with Jarvis sending gifts.
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Miss Jarvis
Philadelphia
Andrews Methodist Biscopal Church
TORIES SNL SZ UNDOWN 5 ALL SAFE
Mary Graham Bonner presents a quirky exchange as Top Notch the Rooster proclaims safety and wisdom, insisting health leads to wealth and a balanced life. The scene mingles whimsy with humor as the Rooster answers questions about safety and well being.
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Top Notch
Puddle Muddle
Mary Graham Bonner
Mother's Day Founder Miss Jarvis Celebrated in Grafton
The city of Grafton West Virginia honors Anna Marie Jarvis founder of Mother's Day for her inspiration and the local Quota Club earns honorary membership. The movement spread internationally with President Wilson issuing the first proclamation on May 10 1913. White carnations symbolize the tribute to all mothers and are worn as buttons due to rising flower prices.
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Grafton
West Virginia
Miss Jarvis
Jarvis
Farmers Not in Accord on Strike Effect
Des Moines reports growing debate among Farmers Holiday Association leaders over a potential general embargo. Some see little impact from the strike while others warn farm products could be withheld from U.S. tables. Miles Reno says plans are being perfected with details delayed until midweek.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
America
Farmers’ Holiday Association
National Holiday Organization
Reno
Miles Reno
Model of the Moment: Molyneux Three-Piece Ensemble Highlighted
The era’s latest fashion showcases a black and white contrast in Molyneux’s three piece ensemble including a black wool dress with two coats and a white matching coat. A white straw hat with black and white quills complements the look. Day ensembles favor color contrast, while a two color beret and sweater set for 2 to 4 year olds features maize pink or blue yarns with white accents.
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Molyneux
Ohio Oil Reports First Quarter Loss Amid Strike Talk
Ohio Oil Company reports a first quarter net loss of 1,418,245 dollars, contrasting with 1,656,106 dollars in the same period last year. The report notes industry observers see little prospect of major strike impact on farm prices and activity, with several state groups opposing organized strikes and neutral stances reported from Ohio Kansas Nebraska and Iowa Wisonsin and Minnesota amid varying labor actions.
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Edwar A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Farm Bureau
Ohio
State Grange
Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas Grange
C. C. Cogswell
Omaha
Nebraska
H. G. Keeney
Farmers’ Union
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Ohio Oil Company
Austria and Vatican Initiate Concordat
Vatican City May 8 Cardinal Pacelli Papal Secretary of State and Austrian Minister of Justice Kurt Schuschnigg representing Chancellor Dollfuss began the new concordat talks extending two years. Schuschnigg left for Austria to push final signature with the Holy See. Key points: bishops require government approval, civil validity of religious marriages recognized, and education doctrinal matters placed under ecclesiastical authority.
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Vatican City
Cardinal Pacelli
Kurt Schuschnigg
Dollfuss
Austral
Holy Sea
Schuschnigg
Austria
Holy See
Desperate Farm Hand Slays Employer Then Attempts Murder
In Plato Center Illinois area Oliver Day shot and killed his employer John Schmitz and then attempted to force Loretta Schmitz to shoot him. Loretta and her brother fled to seek help as Day and Schmitz succumbed to gunshot wounds with Schmitz serving as Plato Center township clerk and school board president.
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Elgin
Oliver Day
Eng
John Schmitz
Schmitz
Plato Center
Loretta
John
Oliver
Day
Plato Center Township
Scorched Smith Targets Destroyer Gormagult’s Pursuit
Informed by wivelts that SMomehy lcth is slack after a poisoned dart. Googes orders the Destroyer Gormagult to locate him at Sl Myax and deliver him to Galbva Chan.
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Wivelts
Googesgil
Gormagult
West Virginia Red Men To Meet At Huntington
About 300 delegates from across West Virginia will attend the annual State Great Council of Red Men meeting in Huntington on May 23 and 24. An additional 100 delegates join the Pocahontas Degree convention at the same time, with William Carson of Huntington presiding the council and Mrs Edith Johnson of Huntington directing the women’s convention.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
Great Council of Red Men
Huntington
Degree of Pocahontas
William Carson
Edith Johnson
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