Peace Prayer on Air Sunday in War News Broadcast
New York radio schedule highlights a Peace Prayer broadcast from City Missouri by the Knights of Columbus on WABC CBS Sunday night. The day’s listings include extended war commentaries on NBC and WEAF, plus diverse programs across WABC CBS WJZ and WOR with talks by Taft and others and cultural features.
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New York
Wabc-Cbs
Icon City
Knights of Columbus
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
WEAF
John Gunther
WJZ Chain
Sen
Taft
Europe
Wjznbc
CBS
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Philip Murray
WABC
Jim McWilliams
Major
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ma Perkins
Cbs-Chain
Fletcher Wiley
CBS Concert Orchestra
Hedda Hopper
WJZ
Radio Garden Club
Smoking and Drinking Watch Your Stomach Adla Tablets
Quick relief for indigestion heartburn and acid stomach caused by excess smoking and drinking. Adla Tablets sold with money back guarantee by Union Drug Co.
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Union Drug CO
County Court To Canvass Tuesday Primary Returns
Taylor county court will canvass ballots cast in Tuesday's primary tomorrow, county clerk Ei St. Clair announced. No major contests or close races are expected in major nominations, though county committee races show extreme closeness. recounts for non-salaried offices are unlikely.
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Taylor County Court
Ei St. Clair
Two Held In Auto Theft And Wrecking Case
Captain A E Lockard reports two men are jailed in connection with the theft and wrecking of Morris Clark of Detroit. Two suspects fled on foot toward Webster. Clark and another man had earlier been detained then released. Police found the wrecked car near the Dick Lawson service station on Webster road.
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A. E. Lockard
Morris Clark
Detroit
Clark
Michigan
Dick Lawson
Webster Road
Lockard
Grafton
Joe Mask
Webster
Poisonous weed blamed for youth deaths in Moundsville
In Moundsville on May 16 a poisonous weed eaten by boys caused the death of 16 year old Shirley Dale Baker and left Robert McKay seriously ill. Doctors said Baker, who claimed knowledge of herbs, gave some to him as part of a plant.
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Moundsvile
Shirley Dale Baker
Robert McKay
Metz
Baker
Radio Schedule for May Second Evening Programs
A dense listing of radio stations and programs across NBC CBS MBS and others for Thursday. Notable entries include Dick Stabile Orchestra Amos n Andy World Today and Bing Crosby with Kraft Music Hall. Multiple stations indicate musical orchestras news and variety shows with various time slots.
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NBC
Dick Stabile
CBS
Linton Wells
Paul Sullivan
Richard
Himber
Orch
KDKA
Jack Hollister
The
World Today
Lowell ‘Thomas
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
MBS
WMMN
Inside of Sports
Kay Kyser
Harmony Hall
Sam
Rica Patnaker
WENR
Freddie Martin
Everett Hoaglund
Rudy Vallee
Raymond Gram
Glenn Miller
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Florence Wyman
Henry Weber
Fred Waring
Edwin
Hill
Eddy Duchin
Mitchell Ayers
County group has fine time in Washington parade
Taylor county schoolboy patrol members joined 16,000 volunteers from 20 states in a national safety patrol parade led by the U S Navy. Perry D Robison of the board of education and 20 Taylor county teachers accompanied the boys on the trip, with patrol members from Pruntytown Flemington Simpson Astor and Webster listed among the participants.
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Taylor County
Washington
D. C
Percy D. Robison
Board of Education
Edgar Poe
Fred
Joe Reed
Ronald Knotts
Francis Wolfe
John Popollardo
Howard Wolfe
Campxi
Paul Comedy
District of Columbia
Constitution Avenue
U. S. Navy
Grafton
John W. Pitzer
John Ellers
Laurel Frey
John Hopkins
Floyd Marshall
Junior Hensel
Jack Davis
Paul Shaw
Billy Simmons
Russell Ball
Everett Moore
Lloyd Elsey
Clifford Boy
June Thompson
Webster
Elden Lee Findley
George Grayhan
Clara
Louise Felton
Josephine Henderson
Harry Wolfe, Jr
Dark horse leads in senatorial race by 20000 votes
GOP favorite leads three contenders with about a 20000 vote edge while Dawson runs 32000 ahead of Judge Lewis J Miller. Kilgore backed by CIO United Mine Workers holds a 14000 vote majority over Governor Kump, as Andrews and Holt trail. Democrats total around 60 percent of 614000 registered voters with Neely 213500 to Andrews 164241. Republican turnout nears half with Dawson 106399 and Miller 74795.
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Gomnuea
Page One
Dawson
Lewis JH. Miller
Holt
Statehouse
Harley M. Kilgore
Beckley
CIO United Mine Workers
Kilgore
H. G. Kump
Statehouse Group
Andrews
Neely
Kump
Miller
Sweeney
Carl Bachann
E. J *. Morgan
Judge Decaint I
Rogers
Tusk
West Virginia
Neely-Kilgore
CIO
van A. Bittyner
District 17
United Mine Workers
Homer A. Holt
Tex Ritter Stars in Westbound Stage at Opera House
Tex Ritter, noted authority on The American Cowboy's Songs, stars in Monogram's Westbound Stage at the Opera House. He revives The Trail to Mexico in a minor key as Bury Me Not On the Lone Prairie and performs It’s All Over Now with Muriel Evans. The film follows a gang terrorizing the West until Ritter is tasked to dismantle the leaders.
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Tex Ritter
Monogram
Opera House
Tex
Americana
Mexico
Muriel Evans
Westbornd
West
United States Army
West Virginia primary yields Neely victory and local races
In the West Virginia primary Senator Neely clinched delegate at large and portrayed a New Deal stance. Kilgore praised the win while Barkley sent congratulations. Randolph faces Summers H. Sharp in the second district with Hitcshew opposing Johnson in the fourth. Holt plans to step down in January after a long tenure.
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Johnson
Randolph
Summers H. Sharp
H. O. Hitcshew
Parkersburg
Holt
Barkley
Neely
Chicago
Roosevelt
Fairmont
Senate
Congress
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Kilgore
Andrews and Kump Accuse Neely Entry Was Dictated by Li
The charges allege Neely's contest entry was dictated by CIO President John Li. Dawson campaigned on tax aid for municipalities improved roads and non partisan school administration.
Dewey Backer Faces Delegates At Philadelphia Rally
The article notes Randolph Blas of Williamson as a leading Dewey supporter likely to be one of four delegates charged to represent the party at the Philadelphia convention. The slate includes Walter S. Hallanan A. A. Lilly of Charleston and Thomas B. Flynn of Wheeling with no major presidential candidates entering Tuesdays primary segments. On the Democratic side third term advocates may accompany Neely to Chicago but district delegate returns are incomplete and unclear.
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Philadelphia
Randolph Blas
Thomas E. Dewey
Hallowan
Walter S. Hallanan
A. A. Lilly
Charleston
Thomas B. Flynn
Wheeling
Neely
Chicago
Ohio Primary Returns Signal Shifts In Senate Races
Holt is the second senator defeated this spring for renomination as State Senator Thomas B. Sweeney of Wheeling seeks the seat. Donahey’s seat sees former Rep. John McSweeney and Mayor Harold Burton as nominees. Martin L. Davey clinches Democratic governor nomination, while Bricker is unopposed for Republican. Primaries and conventions drew broad interest in party realignments.
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Holt
Gore
Beckley
Thomas B. Sweeney
Wheeling
Burke
D.-Neb
Donahey
Ohio
Hale
Maine
Schwellenbach
Roosevelt favored in delegate counts across several states
The piece notes Roosevelt supporters counting on delegates in multiple states including South Carolina and Florida, with 12 percent of Florida’s votes backing third term advocates. Idaho and Michigan contests are described, showing factions favoring Roosevelt and others seeking uninstructed or Vandenberg-aligned delegates.
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Roosevelt
Chi
Charles Sawyer
Beplec
Ted
Codivention
South Carolina
Florida
Idaho
Betwen
Michigan
Vandenberg
Knottsville Man Held on Peace Warrant by Neighbor
A Knottsville man named Kiser faced a peace warrant after a dispute with neighbor John Collins and Charles Rise. Magistrate A. B. Knabenshon ordered $100 bond to secure appearance. The case centers on alleged threats and actions against Collins, Rise, and others.
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John’ Collins
Knottsville Road
Charles Rise
Verity
A. B. Knabenshon
Collins
Kiser
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