Programs Are Moved Ahead In New York Broadcasts
New York networks shift Monday Canada plans to Wednesday to align with the delayed arrival of the king and queen of England. The updated schedule preserves most timing and features key broadcasts including the king’s address luncheon coverage and evening programs from WEAF NBC CBS and WABC.
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New York
Quebec
England
Canada
WJZ
NBC
MBS- Chain
WEAF
Cbs-Chain
Wabc-Cbs
Edward G. Robinson
Dick Powell
We the People
Benny Goodman
Hal Kemp
TOOTH AND TONSIL EXTRACTION DEBATE
An article notes that routine removal of teeth and tonsils to prevent systemic disease has no scientific basis after 25 years of experience. It discusses infection sources and cautions against assuming extractions prevent distant illnesses, citing Dr. Reimann.
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Reimann
Radio Programming List From West Virginia Station WMMN
A dense schedule listing WMMN Central West Virginia with 5 000 watt operation and 890 ke at 5:30 PM, then a cascade of CBS NBC and mutual network programs. It tracks 6 PM to midnight lineup with international news soap operas dramas differing with time slots, song shows, and orchestras led by personalities like Dixie Serenaders Woody Herman and Benno Rubinoff. The schedule also notes other stations WJZ KDKA CKLW WLW WGY and WGBI offering dance shows, comic programs, and live performances.
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CBS
the Foundation of Democracy
KDKA
Chet Smith
WJZ
Adrian Rollini
WSB
Dick Tracy
WMMN
Lowell Thomas
NBC
Bonnie Stuart
WOR
Amos
Andy
WSM
Mr. Keen
WLW
Jerry Cooper
WGBI
WHAS
Patl Sutton
WPAR
Watts the
Old Vientia
MBS
Woody Herman
WHP
Mary Nichols
WGY
NDC
CKLW
Jimmy Allen
Richard Himber
WWVA
Morton Gould
Wdz
Denver
We, the People
Hollywood Reporter
Benny Goodman
Doc Rockwell
Brain Trust
Guy Lombardo
Kemp
Bob Hope
Benno Rubinoff
Kaltenborn
Inside Story
Uncle Walter
Doris Rhodes
Emerson Gill
WGR
Russel Dasher
Melody Tims
Edwin C. Hill
Bobby Hackett
Jimmie Fidler
George Walsh
Art Mooney
WEBW
Cab Calloway
Ray Kinney
Doc Sunshine
Jah Savitt
Gene Krupa
al Marisco
Peter Grant
Dick Barrie
Ernie Holst
Artie Shaw
Dante
Billy Duchin
Ee West
Fragmentary Health Advice Notes Disjointed Text
A damaged OCR passage discusses sore boats, colds, and ear infections with parent disillusionment. The incomplete lines reflect garbled medical commentary and unclear context, offering few concrete details or identifiable figures to anchor a full report.
Booths Creek Youth Fined For Theft
Ed Henderson of Booths Creek district pled guilty to petty larceny in front of Justice of the Peace Hove 16. White Sr. Henderson was fined ten dollars and costs for the junk theft. Charles Nixon, also of Booths Creek district, was the complainant. Henderson arranged to pay the fine and costs and was released from custody.
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Ed Henderson
Booths Creek
Justice of the Peace Hove
White, Sr
Charles Nixon
Henderson
McCarthy Ready for Bergen in Universal Film Scene
At the Opera House the comedy duo McCarthy and Bergen rehearse a scene from Universal's You Can't Cheat An Honest Man. They poke fun at boss W C Fields as Charlie McCarthy prompts Bergen while the director calls cut and demands another take.
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Universal
Opera House
Bergen
McCarthy
W. C. Fields
Charlie
Fields
Vernon
Skaggs & CO
Fragmented fragmentary text notes and odd phrases
The readable parts describe a jumble of topics including human race, family trees, rust stain removal, coffee, night clubs, smoke and atmosphere, and men’s straw hats. The passage presents a collage of unrelated ideas without a clear event or names.
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