Connally to Talk Tonight On Radio Schedule
Fragmented schedule notes President Connally speaking tonight amid varied broadcasts and proposed FM rollout tests. Listings reference WEAF NBC WABC CBB and programs featuring MBS Crooks and May with Roosevelt and Harrington discussions, and Bachata & Martin and Lombardo music amid shifting regional coverage.
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Wiston
Commission
Saalet
Jean Fr Ight
WEAF
Abe James
Melton
Richard Crooks
Ten
Aléc Temple
Tom Connally
McNutt
Blondie
Bacheta & Martin
Hongdwid Shelton
Claudette Col
Claudette Col‘ert
Don Ismiede
Gig Lombardo
Wd2
NBC
Paul Vo McNutt
Radio Forum
Andrew J. May
Witeht Patman
Menopoly
Europe
CBS
WEAP
North
Baptist Convention
Cbs-Chain
Kate Smilin
Wiz-Nbc
Athy Itchell
Drake Civic Symphony
Garrison PTA Program Benefits Garrison School
The Garrison PTA hosted an evening at Warren Methodist Church featuring two one act plays by women and men to raise funds for Garrison school. The women performed What Husbands Don't Know and the men presented Henrys Mail-Order Wife with music by the Yori Thumb band. Two Pittsburgh men died in a college crash near Weirton when their motorcycle struck a stopped trailer truck on Route 22. victims were Gerald Reynolds 21 and Lawrence Keller 30.
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Garrison Parent Teachers ‘Association
Warren, Methodist Church
Garrison School
Kate Wilson
Grace’ Stokes
Nina McDenald
Atina PB
Sallie Jones
Juanita Béeuim
Jean Boston
Betty Hall
Maria Ellington
Anna L. Kidd
Ramnestine Lewis
Rotherine Lewis
Julia Boston
Essié Jackson
Weirton
Pittsburgh
Route 22
Here
Gerald Reynolds
Lawrence Keller
Radio Schedule Fragments from West Virginia Stations
Central West Virginia radio scene lists include S90Kc 5 000 watts and NBC WEAF programs. Tim Healy's Stamp Club, Paul Sullivan News Review, sports and music features appear alongside Fox and CBS network lineups with WMMN CBS and NBC WEAF exchanges and orchestras through late evening hours.
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Nec-Weaf
Tim Healy
Stamp Club
Paul Sullivan
EDEKA
Hollister, Sports
Rous
Lgihapo
News of Europe
NBC
WIZ
Rew Gates
WMMN
CBS
Blondie
Kaye
Orch
MBS
Lorié
Gray
Wlww
Iz—Lattler
Hollywood
Bam
Reese
Shelton
West Virginia University
Co Thant
Farmers tour planned for Shenandoah and Panhandle
Farmers in Taylor and five neighboring counties will join a three day June tour of Shenandoah and South Branch valleys in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Organized by county agents with R J Friant and Hawkins leading, the itinerary includes visits to Clyde Bonar’s 1200 acre livestock farm, Berkeley Springs and Jefferson county farms, historic sites, and a look at a Grant County seed plant. The group assembles at Graf ton June 5 and travels Route 50 eastward, with stops at Burlington Mineral County and Berkeley Springs for overnight and program events.
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Shenandoah
South Branch
Panhandle
West Virginia
C. R. Hawkins
Bar
Marion
Monongallé
Preston
Taylor
R J. Friant
Ick Panhandle
Hawkins
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Wed- Ineig
Jude
Dinetron Ray
Grafton
Burlington
Mineral County
Clyde Bonar
Bonar
Timothy
Rhode Island
Berkeley
Morgan County
Berkeley Springs
Berkeley County
Jeffer
Jefferson County
Shepherd'College
Harper's Ferry
Rumsey’ Monument
John
Fort
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Petersburg
Grant] County
Farmers’ ‘Cooperative
Taylor County Farmers Tour Travel Arrangements Suggested
The article notes details for a tour next week and advises Taylor county farmers participating to contact him to arrange cooperative travel, aiming to save expenses. It emphasizes organized carpools or group transport to reduce costs.
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Ther
Taylor County
Italy hints at foreign policy shift on eve of pact anniversary
In Milan foreign minister Ciano signaled Italy will speak its word in European events but left decision to Mussolini. Observers saw hints of a possible abrupt move as air raid precautions resumed in northern Italy. Meanwhile the Washington liner carried about 1,500 returnees from war zones, many in emergency accommodations.
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Milan
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Turin
Washington
Genoa
Barclay on Bridge: New bidding rules spark debate
In this column by Shepard Barclay the author discusses a proposed change by Horace M. Byrnes that would make 4 Clubs the asking bid instead of 4 No Trumps, detailing responses and potential outcomes. The piece notes how the variation alters key conventions and invites reader trials of the method.
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Horace M. Byrnes
Harrisburg
Cole Bros Circus Presents Thrill Merchant On Trapeze
The feature act stars Chattita Weber known as Thrill Merchant, a nineteen year old trapeze artist praised for unmatched artistry born to circus kin. The Cole Bros Circus tour this year includes The Escalante Troupe of acrobats and other headline acts among about 200 performances.
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Chattita Weber
Miss Weber
Cole Bros
Escalante
Loyal-Repenski
Ken Maynard to Headline Cole Bros Circus in Clarksburg
Wire walkers and Ken Maynard, the world’s greatest western star, join an entire wild west exhibition at the Cole show. The circus features La Habana pageant with hundreds of dancing girls, bands, and animals, plus special scenery and lighting. Two shows May 24 start at 2 and 8 p.m.
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Ken Maynard
Ken
la Habana
Clarksburg
Cole Bros
French Admit Major German Invasion Actions Continue
French forces faced heavy German thrusts as Montmedy and Rethel saw renewed fighting near the Chiers and Aisne rivers. General Weygand was named supreme commander as Paris braces for crisis, with St Quentin raids continuing and French troops resisting firmly amid reports of German advances and countermeasures in northern France.
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Chiers
Aisne
Paris
Maxine Weygand
France
Sedan
Rethel
Aisne River
St. Quentin
Weygand
Calle
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Foch
Maubeuge
Werandrel
Near East
Gamelin
Neely praised by officials after West Virginia primary
After Neely won the West Virginia Democratic gubernatorial nomination a flood of congratulatory messages arrived. West Virginia Attorney General Clarence Meadows praised the victory and pledged future service to the state while UMWA leaders and John J. Lewis joined other officials in lauding Neely for breaking the machine.
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Nee
West Virginia
Neely
Bert
Meadows
Clarence “W
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Lewis
GIO
John J. Lewis
Ernest JL
Bailey Leston
Logan
van A. Bittnhet
UMWA
Opera House Described By An Opaque Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an entertainment figure with references to Broadway, Hollywood, and a comedy idol, mentioning names and places in a garbled fashion. The unreadable text hints at a show or event related to film and stage stars with unclear dates or venues.
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Filobard Carle
Fees
Don
Popoe
Lanon
Iful Musteal
Tims
Hollywood
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