Radio Programs Schedule Placed By Stations
AP notes evening lineups across WEAF WABC and JZ stations with musical acts dramas and forums including Mountaineers Pursell Regimentalists Tibbett Kay Donna Columbo Lombardo Hutcheson and Ole orchestras plus topical shows like Death Valley Days and Topics in Brief listed with times and repeatings.
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WEAF
NBC
June Pursell
Lawrence Tibbett
Radio Forum
Kay Donna
Russ Columbo
Jack Denny
Chicago Prepares For 1932 Party Conventions Spectacle
Chicago gears up to host both Republican and Democratic national conventions in 1932. city officials tout vast hotel capacity, a 25 000 seat arena, and major lakefront events. Reduced rail rates and record spectator turnout expected with the world’s fair preview and Chicago’s “New Chicago” image on display. Mayor Cermak’s Democrats govern city hall while Republicans control the state, positioning Chicago as a pivotal host.
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F. A. Resch
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Heer
Loop
Colisseum
Chicago Stadium
Ing
Lake Michigan
Michigan Boulevard
Lake
Minois
Anton J. Cermak
Ted
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues Mixed With Erratic Text
Puzzle clues scattered in a jumbled list with stray letters and broken phrases. Contains weathered fragments like plant names, paths, and numbers, plus stray terms suggesting sports, mathematics, and obscure descriptors.
Zazu Pitts Confuses Name in Funny Switchboard Bit
A light moment as actress Zasu Pitts flubs her name in a playful scene about a girl at the switchboard and her sweetie. The comic moment elicits laughter as Pitts recovers and keeps the lively tone of the picture.
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Para Pitts
Zizu
Zasu Pitts
Steady Company at Opera House Tonight and Wednesday
Universal romance drama Steady Company with Norman Foster and June Clyde plays at the Opera House tonight Tuesday and Wednesday. Hollywood critics hail the film as highly engaging with boxing theme and a virile truck driver hero as lead. Cast includes ZaSu Pitts Henry Armetta J Farrell MacDonald Walter Miller and Jack Perry directed by Edward Ludwig with Hart Snell credited for screen translation.
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Universal
Opera House
Norman Foster
June Clyde
Hollywood
Domances
Henry Armetta
Steady Company
ZaSu Pitts
J. Farrell MacDonald
Walter Miller
Jack Perry
Edward Ludwig
Hart Snell
Sentinel Classified Rates and Policies
Cash with copy details the Sentinel classified rates of two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion, with consecutive uns rate insertions and a 45 cent minimum. Each initial and each figure counts as one word and errors must be reported immediately.
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Sentinel
Thelma Todd Comedy in Venice Wedding Bluff
Thelma Todd entertains Roland Young in Paris as Cary Grant returns early. Charlie Ruggles staging a fake wife hires Lily Damita to fool Cary. Roland and Lily fall for each other, Thelma’s jealousy grows, misadventures unfold in Venice, ending with a marriage proposal and kiss.
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Thelma Todd
Roland Young
Paris
Cary Grant
Roland
Charlie Ruggles
Cary
Thelma
Venice
Charlie
Lily
Damita
Sly
Gondaloing
Jon’ J
Studio Faces Tonight Strand Theatre Showdown
Actor Cary Grant headlines with Isadore conediving Bacon Chou Chou as Germaine Lily Damita Bunny West and Thelma Todd co star alongside Claire Dodd and Claire Cop in a Strand Theatre program. Studio Official Davison Clerk signs off as last showings conclude tonight.
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Germaine
Lily Damita
Bunny West
Charlie Ruggles
Gerald Grey
Roland Young
Claire Cop
Thelma Todd Stepan
Cary Grant
Isadh
Bacon
Chou-Chou
Claire Dodd
Davison
Strand Theatre
Page Kiddies Band Scores Hit at Strand
The Page Kiddies Band opened a two day stay at the Strand with six clever young entertainers led by Mariner Page on saxophone at age six. Harvey Page on trombone, Mildred and Eloise with singing and piano, Alma on alto sax and Ethel on piano showcase strong talent. The act is well put together and highlights each child’s ability.
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Page Kiddies
Mariner Page
Harvey Page
Mariner
Mildred
Eloise
Ethel
Alma
Rails Feeble During Day In Stock Market Report
New York May 16. The relentless erosion of market values persisted with little interruption. Rails issues stayed weak with Union Pacific slipping, Santa Fe fluctuating, and preferred stock dropping seven points. Major industrials like Eastman Allied Chemical and North American recovered briefly, while American Telephone United States Steel Bethlehem and others slipped about a point. Merchandising names Wootworth Safeway and First National fell two points. Oils held steadier.
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New York
Union Pacific
Santa A Fe
Eastman
Allied Chemical
North American
American Telephone
United States Steel
Bethlehem
National Biscuit
New Haven
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Wootworth
Safeway
First National
Dry arrests rise in April report
Washington May 16 Amos W W Woodcock prohibition director announced in his monthly report that liquor cases in which arrests were made increased 564 in April as compared with the same month of last year.
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Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Hitch Hikers Told to Stop Panhandling in Grafton
Mayor Charles King met three New York City hitch hikers in Grafton and ordered them to cease panhandling. The trio agreed readily. One Baltimore youth claimed he was distributing a package with needles and accepting any donation in return.
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Charles King
New York City
San Francisco
Grafton
Baltimore
Convict Dies in Electric Chair in Bellefonte Case
Bellefonte Pa May 16 An unnamed Black convict identified as Fred Collins was executed in the electric chair today for a homicide connected to injuries suffered by the daughter of Dr Asa L Hic cok who resided in his home The vague report notes the convict faced the chair for the serious incident and the punishment concluded the case authorities did not provide full details
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Negro
Bellefonte
Fred Collins
Asa L. Hic‘cok
Rus Fee
Talks Parents Talks Parents
Alice Judson Peale argues that young children benefit from dirt and mess as part of healthy development. Providing sand, mud, and clay outlets fosters natural play and reduces later overcleanliness or excessive fussiness.
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Panhandle
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Martinsburg
Morgantown
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Weston
Wheeling
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Bell System
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