Radio Schedule Highlights For Tuesday May 9 On NBC CBS
A detailed list of afternoon and evening programs across NBC WEAF and CBS WABC networks including orchestras, soloists, dramas, talk and dance hours with names such as Paul Sabin Orchestra Abe Lyman Orchestra Kate Smith Georges Sherman Orchestra Duke Ellington’s Band and Abbott Lyman Orchestra, reflecting a bustling 1930s radio lineup.
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Cbs-Wabc
Skippy
George Hall
Rels and Dunn
Ozzie Nelson
Jack Dempsey
Geo, Sherban
Gypsy Nina
Buck Rogers
Boake Carter
Mary Eastman
The
Magic Voice
Kate Smith
Abe Lyman
Easy Aces
Tommy McLaughlin
Calif. Melodies
Sally and Swooney
Ben Pollack
Edwin C. Hill
Barlow Symphony
Phil Regan
Joe Haymes
Leon Belasco
Dick Daring
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Irene Bordonis
Willard Robison
Miss Lilla
Oliver Smith
Duke Ellington
Don Pedro
Federal Aid Expected for Coal Industry Plan
Washington May 9 Speculation arises after President Roosevelt declares a government industry partnership and hints regulation of the coal sector. The administration studies wage and hour reforms and production controls as a broader plan. Possible action on industry regulation was indicated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Margold Designs Separate Coal Regulation Plan
Nathan R. Margold, solicitor for the interior department, says coal regulation should be tackled by a special bill with plans possibly exceeding the Lewis bill. He notes inquiries on omnibus regulation, aims to define reasonable living wages, and plans to present the draft to Secretary Ickes before week’s end for White House review.
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Margold
Nathan
R. Margold
Interior Department
Lewis
Cumberland
Ickes
Labor
Perkins
White House
Control Board
Supreme court refuses to review Preston rail case
The supreme court refused to rescind its action declining to review the West Virginia high court decision requiring the West Virginia Northern railroad to pay Carleton Mining and Power Company for track use. The line runs from Kingwood to Tunnelton, and the Pierces extension tracks are in question.
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Washington
Supreme Court
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
West Virginia Northern Railroad
Carleton Mining and Power Company
Kingwood
Tunnelton
W. Va
Carleton
Pierce
19000 Given Raise in Pay Cord in Lead
Chicago May 9 Several corporations nationwide responded to President Roosevelt's call to boost wages amid rising prices and purchasing power. E L Cord said it behooves American business to support the program and that increased payrolls would help the country most. All employees of firms he heads would receive a five percent raise effective May 10.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
E. L. Cord
Surge in wages hits 10 percent at multiple firms
The list includes American Airways Aviation Corporation Auburn Automobile Lycoming Manufacturing Stinson Aircraft Dusenberg Spencer Heater L G Deviges Columbia Axle Central Manufacturing Limousine Body. About 10 000 workers affected. South Carolina mills report 9000 workers receive ten percent raises. mills expanding hiring. American Store Equipment 400 employees gain ten percent immediate. Standard Oil Company Wilmington seven percent next week. Columbia Peanut Company raises 10 to 20 percent for 26 mills in 25 states. J C Bach e and Company announces ten percent for employees before January 1.
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American ‘Airways
Aviation Corporation
Auburn Automobile Company
Lycoming Manufacturing Company
American Store Equipment Corporation
Standard Kid Company
Wilmington
Del
Columbia Peanut Company
J. C. Bache and Company
Roosevelt to Expand Credit as First Act
President Roosevelt seeks rapid credit expansion to boost industry with funds to enlarge output and hire workers. The inflation bill would empower the treasury to partner with the Federal Reserve to invest up to three million dollars in government securities, with banks lending to industry. The measure also contemplates issuing up to three billion dollars in new currency and free coinage of gold and silver.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Model of the Moment in Town Wear Styles
A wool coat and print dress ensemble draws attention for day use and travel. Featured are a navy coat with a garden print dress, with a bow trim at the neckline for a refined finish. The loose knee length coat set remains practical for late spring, while crepe dresses paired with white wool packets and silk cotton combos mark summer fashion notes.
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Schiaparelli
Roosevelt Eyes Credit Expansion To Boost Prices
Administration plans to use credit expansion powers to raise commodity prices and improve economic conditions. The inflation measure has congressional approval and was added to the farm relief bill now at Capitol Hill. Federal Reserve officials say reserve banks will cooperate to carry out the provision.
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Roosevelt
White House
Capitol
Federal Reserve System
Plan to buy land for forest work in West Virginia
In Charleston on May 9 a House move began toward employing 8,000 men in West Virginia forests. The plan envisages creating a public lands corporation to oversee land acquisition and related forest work.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Public Lands Corporation
Chase 515000 Acres of Tax Delinquent Forest Lands
The plan seeks to seize 515000 acres of tax delinquent forest lands with a grant of 125000 promised by the Reconstruction Corporation to fund the action. The proposal targets federal forest holdings and frames the grant as essential to completing the land transfers and restoring stewardship.
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Chase
Reconstruction Corporation
Kidnapped Trevillian Rescued Near Durand Illinois
Freeport reports two men were arrested after William Trevillian of the W T Rawleigh firm was kidnapped for 25000 dollars and freed hours later. Sheriffs say federal agents traced the plot to a farm house near Durand where two suspects were captured.
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Freeport
Ill
E. J. Weller
la Salle County
William Trevillian
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Trevillian
Rawleigh
Durand
Alleged accomplice arrested in kidnapping case note ransom
An alleged accomplice was taken into custody here as reports say Mrs. Trevillian received a note demanding ransom soon after the kidnapping.
New Districts for Congress May Be Made
Washington reports after a conference with Governor Kump that West Virginia may redistrict the six congressional seats. Representative Johnson and others urge a redistricting bill at a forthcoming session, while Ramsay Kee urge fair, legislature-driven action without gerrymandering. A plan preserves the First district, reconfigures the other five. Also noted is a feature on how ancestors understood history with amusing old textbook pictures.
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West Virginia
House
Ramsay
Follawsbee
Kee
Bluefield
Graftonians Return From Florida Winter Sojourn
Dr Paul Warden and Mrs Warden with children and Mr and Mrs C P Met ver and Jol Manley have returned home from a winter in St Augustine Florida all except the physician who accompanied them. Dr Warden made the trip from Washington to Florida by airplane last week his first air flight.
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