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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1933

Page

2

Radio Listings by the Associated Press

A detailed schedule of NBC WEA F CBS WABC and NBC WJZ programs across afternoon and evening hours including shows like The Harmonica Rascals The Goldbergs Jack Benny Show and Duke Ellington's Band with multiple orchestras bands and narrators listed by time and network.

Nbc-Weaf Rollickers Quartet Arlene Jackson Winnie the Pooh Paul Wing Meyer Davis Orchestra Betty Boop Will Cuppy Burton Holmes Fur Trappers The Goldbergs Orchestra Cavaliers Tom Howard Heisman Jack Benny NBC WJZ Neil Sisters Harmony Dick Daring King Kill Kate Adolph Lowell Thomias Amos ‘N’ Andy Maud and Cousin Bill Charlie Chan Phil Spitalny Orchestra Howard Thurston Phil Baker Dorothy and Jimmy Edna Odell Pickens Sisters Welcome Lewis Duke Ellington

Bingham Will Not Wear Knee Breeches Abroad

In New York on May 11 Alfred B Smith and 48 young women released baskets of pigeons on the Washington deck as two new ambassadors sail for posts overseas Robert Worth Bingham ambassador to the Court of St Jamies says he will not wear knee breeches at his presentation to the British king. Georgia building and loan associations lent 1 119 241 for construction of 93 homes and refinancing of 653 others in 1932.

New York Alfred’ B. Smith U. S. Washington Robert Worth Bingham St. Jamies Georgia Building and Loan Associations Wall Street United States Sub-Treasury Wall and Broad Morgan Morgan's Casally Lamont Congressional Investigation

Real Estate Report Debunks Tax Hype at Conference

Herbert A. Nelson, secretary of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, says real estate taxes are falling as the U S pursues a major tax adjustment program. He notes state tax reforms, says home tax bills may drop by at least a quarter, and highlights school costs shifted to states in North Carolina Virginia West Virginia and Texas. Two events: a fatal liquor party at a Masontown high school athlete 15 found dead in a barn near Edward Taylor’s farm and a Bull Run death report of Wallace Jenkins 15 whose body was found in a hay loft at the same farm.

Chicago Herbert A. Nelson National Association of Real Estate Boards Nelson United States North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Tex Kingwood Preston Bull Run Valley District Wallace Jenkins Mood Jenkins Young Jenkins Edward Taylor

Norman Moore Admits Fire Caused 400 Homeless

Norman Moore 25 reportedly signed a confession admitting he set the blaze that caused 2 million dollars in damage and left about 400 homeless in Ellsworth Maine Sunday night He says a voice in his head prompted the act and he had previously watched a factory fire nearby while enjoying the spectacle authorities report Moore was arrested early today and is held by the national guards.

Ellsworth Norman Moore National Guards Moore

Koontz Heads State Council For Repeal

Charleston May 11 The United Repeal Council of West Virginia elected Patrick D. Koontz of Charleston as permanent chairman to lead the campaign for a state prohibition repeal convention. He succeeds J. Lewis BumGardner of Beckley who resigned due to illness but stays on the executive board. Leroy Aljebach of Charleston was elected permanent treasurer and A. E. Haan of Huntington secretary.

Charleston United Repeal Council of West Virginia Patrick D. Koontz Koontz J. Lewis Bumgardener Beckley Leroy Aljebach A. E. Haan Humtington

Talks to Parents About Retiring Toys for Fresh Play

The article advises parents to temporarily retire toys that fail to engage a child after a brief period. Storing such toys away prevents clutter and boredom, while rotation can renew interest and spark new play ideas. It credits kindergarten teachers for guiding this practice to foster good play and work habits.

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Illinois boy wins in Wooster finals at national meet

Harold Stark of Granite City TL high school wins in the finals of the national high school foren meet at Wooster Ohio, claiming victory for the third straight year.

Morgan's Bank Exposed in Plain View at 23 Wall Street

The article depicts J.P. Morgan as a powerful, unimpressive firm housed at 23 Wall Street. It describes a plain, sturdy office with a large vault room where partners like Thomas Lamont and Russell Leffingwell work in clear view, highlighting a stern, businesslike atmosphere amid looming congressional scrutiny.

House of Morgan Wall Street London Thomas Lamont Russell Leffingwell the Treasury Morgan

Morgan Firm Figures Incoming Inquiry

A congressional committee plans to renew its banking inquiry on May 23 focusing on big private banks led by J. P. Morgan & Co. Morgan and about 10 partners are expected to testify, along with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Brown Brothers-Harriman. The piece describes Morgan’s offices, security, and the informal, reporter-friendly access. Lamont is highlighted as a principal witness with past media experience.

Morgan J. P. & Company J. P. Morgan Kuhn, Loeb and Co Brown Brothers-Harriman New York Morgan Financial

Stark Wins Oratorical Championship at SIC Tournament

Stark defeated Joseph Gluck of Harrisville West Virginia in the oratory finals to capture the championship while his competitors acclaimed his performance. He also earned second place in dramatic declaration at the same event.

Stark Joseph Gluck Harrisville W. Va

Oklahoma City Manslaughter Conviction Ties Honor Claim

E Percy Merrick condemned for manslaughter after jury verdict sentencing five years for the fatal shooting of Henry Downs a Denver basketball player. The case stems from an April 15 shooting at a filling station in Oklahoma City following an alleged attack on Merrick’s wife.

Oklahoma City Merrick Downs

Curly’s Return and a Poodle’s Quiet Plan

Mary Graham Bonner presents Curly the poodle who shares his name tale with Willy Nilly and Rip. Curly recalls being a birthday gift to Mahalia and ponders a secret plan to return to her village, while teasing a long journey ahead.

Curly Willy Nilly Willy Willy Rip Mahalia Willy Nilly Ripp

Reward of Goodies and a Dripping Fog Tale

A dog named Curly trudges home with Willy Nilly aiding as fogs swirl. Curly finally reaches his house, exclaiming with joy as he runs on four legs. The scene ends with bright sentiment and a cheerful tone.

Willy Nilly Curly Suddha

Blimp Approved for Langley Field Delivery

The TC-13, the largest non tight airship built in the United States, is ready for delivery to Langley Field Virginia. Major W E Kepner announced the craft returned from its final test flight in Akron on May 11.

Akron United States Langley Field W.E. Kepner

Never Forget Mother and Sacred Memory of a Mother

WORLD PAYS continues with eloquent tribute to mothers. The piece extols maternal love as timeless, eternal, and the guiding benediction of life. It urges honoring mothers whether they remain on earth or have passed to the Far Country, calling for reverence and commitment to maternal ideals.

Earth Gates of Pearl Heaven Noddy The

Go to the House in Observance and Mother's Tribute

A fragmented verse describes fitting programs for a day of observance, urging attendance at a house of worship across denominations for a Mother tribute. The scene shifts to Puffy musing as a Queen Bee sits on his thumb and chides him for past actions, while mentioning a lion being chased because of his youth.

Jty House of the Lord Puffy Rascal

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