Radio Program Schedules by The Associated Press
Eastern time listings show daily radio programs across networks in New York Newark Philadelphia and other cities with call letters and wavelengths. Many stations feature Dodge Presentation Hoover Sentinels Slumber Music Maxwell Hour Organ and Dance programs, with varied hours and regional schedules across WEAF WJZ WOR WPG WEEI WGR WABC WELW WDKA WGY WBY WNO WSBB WHAS WSM KYW WGN WLW WSAL WTAM WCN WJR and others.
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The
Associated Press
WEAF
New York
Hoover Sentinels
Wayside Inn
Louisville
Kenneth Thompson Weds Stage Beauty in Los Angeles
Kenneth Thompson married theater star Mise Alden in Los Angeles on a Tuesday night. The couple, linked to New York and London stages, faced international attention after British authorities barred her from a London production citing competing employment for a local actress.
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Los Angeles
Keyed
Thomson
Than
Thad Screen
Mise Alden
New York
London
Miss Taylor County Pageant Highlights Moose Jubilee
Grafton hosts a June Jubilee with the Miss Taylor County Pageant and a grand Baby Pageant. Prizes include silver cups, a diamond ring, a bracelet, cash accounts, and a special baby buggy parade. Parents flock to 55 West Main for registrations as crowds anticipate triumph and souvenir keepsakes.
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Taylor County
Grafton
Moose Lodge
West Main Street
Taylor Co. Bank
Sciddie
Jollitfe’s
Roy Grafton
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
List of young children with ages and addresses
Babies and young children named with ages range from a few months to several years. Multiple entries include names such as Ruth Pauline Haslop Irene Moore Charles Paul Martin Rose Mary Zollinger Virginia Held Natalie Pembroke Halley Hussion Mary Jean Welsh Mary Jane Bennett Reynolds Gall Elizabeth Whitehair Beaty Bartlett Isabel Cuppert Therese Morgan Theresa Colon Mary Miman Lois Huxenbaugh Lloyd Kuhn Rose Mary Ruth Colebank Betty Kinsey Betty Sorge Wilber Lyons Blen Doerr Katherine Henderson Helen Mantz Catherine Wine and others with streets and cities like La Borne Parkview Main Street Grafton Newburg West Main Street Thayer Avenue East Bluemont Street etc.
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Pare
Blaore Shaw
John Edward Trainam
Latrobe Street
Ruth Pauline Haslop
Parkview
Irene Marie Moore
Maple Avenue
Charles Paul Martin
West Boyd Street
George Ashby, Jr
Main Street
Rose Mary Zollinger
W. Main Street
Virginia Lee
Grafton
Beaty Jane Bartlett
East Main Street
Isabel Cuppert
Maple’ Avenue
Therese Marie Morgan
Thayer Avenue
Theresa Savernia Colon
Barrett Street
Mary Joe Miman
Warder Avenue
Lois Nanoma Huxenbaugh
St. Charles Street
Helen Lee Mantz
Catherine Virginia Wine
Bluemont St
Sentinel Office Fire Alarm Sparks Smoke In Night
Shortly after midnight a fire alarm sounded at the Central Hotel on Latrobe street after smoke poured from the rear windows of the Sentinel printing office below. Fire and police found burning waste paper embers in an iron container outside the printing office door. The burning embers smoldered under rain, sending smoke upward into the hotel.
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Central Hotel
Latrobe Street
Sentinel
Bandits Loot Ball Room As City Officers Quell Stampede
Chaos erupts at a hotel and ballroom as bandits storm entrances, looting guests and forcing jewelry and cash into a canvas bag. Police disperse hundreds of students and pedestrians with swords bayonets and beatings, then exit toward Indianapolis after a tense scene.
Debate Over Fellowship Forum Ties To The Klan
Senator Barkley questioned the Fellowship Forum's relation to the Ku Klux Klan and was told there is no relationship though some deem it sympathetic. John A. Livingston of the Washington North Carolina News and Over ran a statement about a campaign suggesting Klan links. Livingston denied paying for political work and said the Sui ganization in North Carolina denied its existence, noting the only other group with similar actions was the K K K. The committee adjourned for two hours to await Heflin.
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Fellowship Forum
Barkley
Kentucky
Washington
Heflin Wwe
John A. Livingston
Wanhleton
Rable
North Carolina, News and Over
Windsor-Salem Journal
Livingston
North Carolina
Hig Newa Dispatches
Mays thanks voters in Grafton and Taylor county
William J. Mays expresses gratitude to the people of Grafton and Taylor county for nominating him and pledges to merit their confidence as sheriff. He also thanks opponents for a clean race and vows to serve West Virginia, Taylor County, and Grafton. Billy Mays and Guy D. Haymond extend countywide thanks for the primary election support.
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Fetterman
Grafton
Taylor County
Fam
William J
Billy) Mays
West Virginia
Tho
County
Guy D
Haymond
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Burton and Sitter
West Main St
W. Va
WJZ
Navy Band
Orchestra
Maxwell Hour
Newark
WPG
Atlantic City
Kerr's Pioneers
Subway Boys
WEEI
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Tan
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGY Schenectads
Talis Music
Dodge
Mohawk Valley
Ico
WBY
Springfield
WRC
Marine Band
Old Counselor
Slumber Music
Southern
Asheville
WSB
Atlanta
Colgate
Jacksonville
WSM
Nashville
Loew Orchestra
KYW
Chicago
WLW
Cincinnati
Wsal Cincinnati
Our K Club
Dodge Presentation
WTAM
Cleveland
Cavaliers
Neapolitans
WJR
Detroit
Hoover Sentsels
Ohio River
Parkersburg
Whiff
Baltimore & Ohio
Kenneth Thompson
Lee Bennett & Son
China
Eee
State Department
San Francisco
Shao Yin Teng
Nanking
Ying Fan Koo
Sen Guan Lee
Revenue Department
Moose
Kroehler
Kroeller
Jacquard Velo
Moliair
Sonsy Pry
Davenport Bed
al Witt
Jacquard
Little East Four Legs
Palace Furniture Comy
Clarksburg
Sentinel Office
Jesases
S.S.S
Sen
SSS. Te Worden Fal
Ruth Gahm
Elden
Califi
Hotel
Bandits
Indianapolis
Page Que
J. D. Francis
Island Greek Coal Company
Committee of
Southern Coal Operators
Interstate Commerce Commission
KU Klux Klan
Heflin
Smith
Wington-Salem
Heftin
United States
Mexico
Zumbruan
Standard Oil Company ‘ OF
New Jersey
POR
iBor
Walnut Street
Iple Avenue
Remington
Mary L Barlow
Walnut
Pei St
Reese
Ailson Ave
SS Ere
Turners
H. Gott McElroy
John’ L. Willman
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