Church Event Will Be Aired Nationwide Broadcast
New York May 26 A448. m opening set for Sunday morning by WEAF WJZ NBC to cover closing ceremonies of the International Eucharistic congress at Budapest. Vatican benediction by Pope Pius included. Also schedules welterweight fight Ross Armstrong and various music and talk programs across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WEAF
WJZ
NBC
Budapest
Vatican
Pius
Barney Ross
Henry Armstrong
WABC
CBS
George E. Bigge
Rudy Vallee
Good News
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Larry Clinton
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Benny Goodman
Elvira Rios
Lanny Gray
Rhythm
Toronto
Bethany College announces 80 scholarship winners
Bethany College revealed the 80 winners from an examinations on May 7 for 152 high school seniors from eight states. Hilda Sarver of Mercer, Pennsylvania, posted the top scores in general intelligence and English usage and personality ratings. She and four others will receive full tuition scholarships of 250 dollars. Recipients include Robert Stewart of Sharon, Florence Nicholas of Washington, Irvin Honick of New Kensington, and William Caruthers of Irwin. Partial tuition awards of 250 dollars go to Betty Feiss of New Martinsville, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Bethany College
Hilda Sarver
Mercer
Robert Stewart
Sharon, Pa
Florence Nicholas
Washington Pa
Irvin Honick
New Kensington
William Caruthers
Irwin, Pa
Betty Feiss
New Martinsville
W. Va
Radio Schedule Snapshot of 1938 Evening Lineup
A dense list of radio programs by time slot across networks NBC CBS ABC and regional stations. It enumerates entertainers orchestras choirs bands and dramas with hosts and featured acts. The long table-like schedule highlights the era’s variety fare and key performers like Eddie LeBaron Duke Ellington and George McCall in a single day guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
WSB
CBS
Barry Woods
CKLW
Jimmie Allen
KYW
EDKA
Easy Aces
NBC
Amon 'N' Andy
Just Entertainment
Wrig- Jey
Jack Fulton
Andrews Sisters
Carl Hehengarten
WHP
WPAR
Amer
WLW
Mr. Keen
Boeke Carter
WGBI
Bill Pierce
WJTN
WMMN
Schaefer
WHAS
Communist Party
WIJZ
Elvira Rios
Perry Como
WFBL
WHK
Dirzer
Wlw—County Courier
WIZ
Paul Sullivan
WOR
Rudy Vallee
Kate Smith
Alfred Wallenstein
Murphy
Geography Bee
WIBX
Watts
Answer
WITN
Rev. Swanson
WLBW
Elvira Ruppel
teRoy
Nbc—Rhythm School
MBS
The
Green Hornet
WBAL
Happy Havlichek
Nbc—Choir Symphonete
Echoes of
Hawaii
WEBW
Boots and the Bachelors
Windsor Speaks
KDKA
Toronto
NBC_Symphony Orchestra
Johnson Family
Baltimore Echiods
Traveler
Toronto Promenade Symphony Orchestra
Magis
WGR
Mississippi
Nbc—Symphony Orchestra
Kraft Music Hall
Mr. Mergenthwicker
WFHL
Memory Lane
Tommy Tucker
Orches
Roy Shield
Henry Weber
Ralemtori
Brown
WKBW
Benny Krueger
WCAU
Gene Krupa
Wrigley
Gum
WSM
Amos
Andy
Eddie LeBaron
Duke Ellington
WGY
WBT
Reginald Allen
Jeno Donath
Czechoslovakia seeks Anglo French backing as border crisis worsens
On May 26 the Czechoslovak government studied French and British plans to end the Sudeten German demand crisis and Hitler’s protectorate threat. Jan Masaryk returned to confer with Kamil Krofta and President Edvard Beneš as London officials considered observers and easing talks. Amid warnings, Prague mobilized border defense and civil air drill preparations, urging city residents to obtain gas masks by June 30. Municipal elections are slated for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Adolf Hitler
Stefanky
Cel Piane
Epaea
Kamil Korfta
Jan Masaryk
London
Krofta
Eduard Benes
Ousky
Masaryk
Britain
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Ernest Eisenlohr
Korsta
Seven Poisoned In Lewisburg Beef Outbreak
Dr. C W Lemon reported seven people poisoned from home canned beef in Lewisburg, expected to recover. The victims include Charles Hutsenpillar and his wife, his mother and sister Alice Thelma and Carl Hutsenpillar, and guest Dan Corbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Cr. W. Lemon
Charles Hutsenpillar
Hutsenpillar
Alice
Thelma
Carl Hutsenpillar
Dan Corbin
Boy Falls 30 Feet From Porch at Princeton
Fred Holroyd son of Dr and Mrs Frank Holroyd suffered a 30 foot fall from a second story sleeping porch in Princeton He survived the landing and was hospitalized for observation doctors report he is not dead and is under care for evaluation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Fred Holroyd
Frank Holroyd
Governor Holt to address Parsons on Carrick Ford monument
Governor Homer Holt will unveil a $3,000 battle monument to General R. S. Garnett on the Tucker County courthouse square. The state and county historical society funded the memorial honoring the Confederate leader said to be the first officer killed in the Civil War.
Prosecution to Tread Slowly in Grand Jury Bid
Dauphin county Prosecutor Cart G Shelley follows a Supreme Court directive to amend his petition seeking a grand jury investigation into bribery and political coercion tied to the Democratic primary. Judge William M Hargest ordered the probe into charges from former Attorney General Charles J Margiotti and other Democrats, while the high court limits the scope to specific unlawful acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Cart G. Shelley
State Supreme Court
Shelley
William M. Hargest
Charles J. Margiotti
Gubrernatoria Boynetion
Supreme Court
George H. Earle
Guy K. Bard
Grand
Richwood Nominates Puckett for Mayor in Democratic Convention
In Richwood on May 26 the Democratic convention nominated W. E. Puckett a notes manager for mayor. He will oppose Republican incumbent Dr. C. E. Bennett who seeks reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
W. E. Puckett
C. E. Bennett
Compromise Near On Wage Hour Bill In Congress
Washington May 26 Opposing senate factions edged closer to a wage hour compromise to placate southern opposition by allowing the secretary of labor to fix a regional scale. House and senate plans differ on minimum pay with 25 to 40 cents and 44 to 40 hour weeks. A conference of prominent senators failed to agree though Senator Harrison hinted at accepting regional wage differentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Secretary of Labor
House
Harrison
Miss
Labor
Perkins
South
Senate set to send wage hour bill to conference
Senator Barkley of Kentucky indicated he would interrupt debate on the $3,247,000 relief and public works bill to urge sending the wage hour measure to a conference committee. Senate leaders aim to delay a final vote on the relief bill next week and seek to strike an $865,000,000 public works loans and grants appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Tamanny Hall Racket Case Seeks Hines Arrest
A continuing report on the Hines case shows Attorney Charles P. sworn to the complaint accusing Hines of conspiring to run a lottery aided by others. Grimes states investigation found Hines influenced judges to shield operators. Dewey orders the arrest of the upper west side political czar, once a hegemon in Tamminy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Hall
Hines
Charles P. 15
Grimes
Upper West Side
Dewey
Tamimany
Miners Censure A F L Leader William Green
United Mine Workers denounce William Green of the American Federation of Labor as a traitor to industrial unionism. The UMW board calls Green gull of apostasy and accuses him of fostering rivals and opposing labor candidates in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers, Keystone
John L. Lewis
William Green
International Executive Board
Green
Coshocton
Federation
Illinois
Pennsylvania
State Police Radio Ready in Early Fall
Lieutenant K C McGregor said the state police radio system should be in operation by late September with work on Moundsville towers underway. Becl ky and Shinnston towers are completed and wiring installed. A $280000 network building will be constructed as carpenters move in. Obstacles include receiving equipment rollout and Charleston station opposition, a federal hearing postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
K. C. McGregor
State Police
Commmunications Division
Moundsville
Beckley
Shinnston
McGregor
Key Point
Federal Communications Commission
Department
Rally 18 Held in Fairmont Marks Lutheran Anniversary
Lutherans from Grafton Morgan town Clarksburg and Fairmont gathered at Grace Lutheran church for a district rally celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the United Lutheran church in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Grafton
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Grace Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Lemon Named Manager for Grafton District at C&P
Harold W. Lemon has been appointed manager of the Grafton district of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone company to succeed John W. Ault, who becomes commercial representative of the Wheeling office. Mr. Lemon is coming here the first of next week from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Lemon
Grafton
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
John W. Ault
Wheeling
Mr. Lemon
Charleston
15 Year Old Boy Freed Of Charges Of Slaying
The case against 15-year-old Jimmy Hatfield for the murder of his 23-year-old stepfather Walter Dotson was dismissed after a judge ordered a home life investigation. Prosecutors requested the dismissal, citing insufficient evidence as Hatfield testified he threw a creek rock during a confrontation in which his mother was attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Jimmy Hatfield
Rock
Charles W. Ferguson
Jimmy
Lafe B. Chafin
Ben Run
Walter Dotson
FASTEETH Keeps False Teeth In Place All Day
False teeth cause embarrassment when they slip or chatter. Sprinkle FASTEETH alkaline powder on your plates to keep them secure and comfortable all day. Fresh breath helps too. Get FASTEETH at any drug store and accept no substitute.
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Radio Guild
Wdz4nbc
President Roose~ Welt
Arthurdale H. 5
West Va
Cbs—Geo
McCall
WTAM
Eddie Varzos
Billy Swanson
Gene Krupe
Royal Worth
Wsm—Opera
Wtam—Cambria
Eddie Varso
Sport
Cecil Rhodes
Jack Spriggs
Orrin Tucker
Harry Owens
WJR
Sweet Adeline
Teddy Kings
Bob Crosby
Hob Crosby
Lew Sailee
Altai
Bendix
Central Press
Cleveland
United Air Lines
Cleve
Paris
Gov. Holt
Parsons
Pigoe
Mallaion
Iminers Flay
U.M.W
Moore
Mooney
W. Herbert Welch
West Wiahingroat Street
Main Street
Court
Union Brokerage Inc
Marion
Taylor Counties
Linbeui
Aris
Monongahela System
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