Radio schedule and guests for Cleveland coast-to-coast broadcast
Long range radio listing details a July all day program with multiple stations WEARWIZNEC WABC CBS NBC and others. Guests include Grahami McNamer Gibbons and Sam Taub. Programs cover veterans events Fourth of July celebrations politics music and sports with orchestras and news segments across diverse networks.
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C. & Wetterfield
Brean Rady Eitan
New York
Thexe
Hadio Tosbehts
Swarth
Dennis King
WABC
CBS
Cal
Theo Gore Moosevelt
NBC
Ivy Jones
Erate Ware
WIZ
Masic
Ziesfeld
Wasc RS
Gioree Olsen
Chisaga
Wabc-Cbs
Japan
WAC
San Francisco
Tammany. Society
WADC
Wabccbs
Poland
Woodrow Wilson
John North Witlys
KBC
George Washington
Radio By Clock For Tonight July and What
A fragmented radio listing outlines tonight's schedule with numerous stations, programs, and performers. Highlights include orchestras, dances, devotions, weather, sports, and public notices featuring Smoky Mountain items, Harmony groups, and religious hour blocs across stations such as WLW WSAE WRC WOKY WFHE and more.
Paramount Stepping Out at the Paramount with a Starry Cast
Paramount screens Stepping Out, MGM adaptation of the Broadway hit, featuring Charlotte Greenwood Leila Hyams Reginald Denny Lilian Bond and Cliff Ryanarde in a bustling lineup of performers. Palace showcases It’s a Wonderful Child with Robert McWade in a new starring vehicle at the Paley Theatre.
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Paramount
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Charlotte Greenwood
Leila Hyams
Reginald Denny
Lilian Bond
Cliff Raynarde
Palace
Robert McWade
Hollywood
Ctor
Marion ‘Dax
Paley Theatre
Expensive Primary Expected in Hardin County
Hardin County will spend between 1200 and 1400 dollars to run next month's primaries where no contest will decide any office. Kenton clerk Loucis B. Brown notes 14 Kenton precincts and four Ada precincts will pay judges and clerks 900 dollars total, plus polling place rent printing ballots tally sheets and mileage for Ada judges' trips to Kenton. Primaries will nominate only one candidate per office at Ada, risking write in options for a few lingering dark horse candidates.
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Hardin Kenton
Hardinounty
Loucis B. Brown
Board of Elections
Kenton
Ada
Nless
Dark Horse
Idgfore
Purchasing Power of Women as Market Dictator
An era essay argues women hold expanding purchasing power shaping home life and industry. It cites furniture, clothing, and yardage trends as evidence of standardized tastes, noting a backlash as women revert to flexible styles. The piece claims women could drive or halt industrial coercion through informed buying.
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America
Woalen
Textile
Drees Industries
Couturieres
Insustries
Jess
Farnich
Gtr
Heanus
Ion
Presbyterian Young People Conference to Close Sunday
A consecration service Sunday night will mark the close of the Presbyterian Young People conference at Western College in Oxford. More than twenty young people from Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Middletown Springfield Greenville Columbus and other cities attended the event during the week.
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Presby
Presbyterian Youngeaple
the Western College
Oxford
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Middletown
Springfield
Greenville
Columbus
John Lester suit claims $1255.90 over realty dispute
The Butler County Lumber Co. of Hamilton filed a cross petition seeking $1255.90 in a suit by John Lester against James Dews and others over a realty matter. The document notes the claim amount and names Hamilton as the locale.
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John Lester
Butler County Lumber Go
Hamilton
James Dews
Dinft Werd
Hamuilton, Realty
Distribution in Jones estate records reveal large bequest
Henry Jones of Hamilton received 103000 on distribution of Magdalena Zero Jones state estate. Joseph Church of Hamilton paid 7 tas on a bequest of 100. The copper mines of Arizona are cited as among the world’s greatest.
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LY Jones
Henry Jones
Hamilton
Magdalena
Zero Jones
B. Joseph Church
Arizona
Guardian Seeks Education Funds for Siblings
Freda Franks guardian, authorized by Judge Gideon Palmer, probate court, to spend 248 dollars for training of Raburin and Kathryn Franks at a Darton school of dent culture, records show.
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Guardian
Freda Franks
Gideon Palmer
Raburin
Kathryn Franks
Darton School
Dent Culture
Hold Sanders for Federal Jury
William Sanders, 26, of Newport, Kentucky, is held for the federal grand jury in Cincinnati after a preliminary hearing on charges of transporting and stealing a car from Newport to Hamilton. Witnesses say the vehicle, owned by Mrs. Charles Pauly of Cincinnati, was driven by her grandson Churchill Lee when Sanders allegedly abducted him and drove to Hamilton before his arrest. Sanders is jailed in Hamilton County with a $3,000 bond.
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Robert G. Harris
Cincinnati
Newport
Hamilton
Churchill Lee
Forest Avenue
Lee
Sanders
Hamilton County
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