Britain Faces Great Unemployment Challenge
London reports 2,000,000 plus unemployed as Britain spends about $13 per second to feed clothe and house the jobless. The article traces causes from postwar slump to immigration to reduced overseas markets and notes 400 million dollars yearly in insured benefits while industry still expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Ministry of Labor
National Workman's Insurance Act
Trades Union Congress
India
China
Radio schedule highlights from Chicago and beyond
A detailed late evening to midnight broadcasting grid lists programs, stations, and performers across networks. Entries cover Columbia, NBC, and localChicago stations with orchestras, vocalists, variety shows, and musical programs scheduled from 6:30 p.m. to midnight, naming cities like Chicago Fort Worth St. Louis and Cincinnati and networks including WEAF WGN KYW KDKA and KMOX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
WFBM
WBAP
Eclipses Forecast by Mayas Centuries Ago
Dr. Herbert J. Spinden of the Brooklyn Museum reports Maya prediction of solar and lunar eclipses eight centuries before Christ. The Mayas used magic to try to prevent eclipses and credited failed predictions to magic. Spinden heads to Hamburg for the International Congress of Americanists to present his findings on ancient astronomical knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
New York
Central America
Christ
Herbert J. Spinden
Brooklyn Museum
Spinden
Europe
International Congress of
Hamburg
Indiana Bell Seeks $3 Million Debentures From AT&T
Indiana Bell Telephone Company petitions the public service commission for authority to issue 3 million dollars in demand notes bearing 6 percent interest. Proceeds will reimburse the treasury for funds used to retire other notes and will be sold to the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Radio Schedule Details for WFBM Indianapolis Listings
The page lists daily radio programs on WFBM Indianapolis and NBC CBS NBC segments with times from 4:30 p.m. through 3:45 p.m. featuring music shows, talk segments, weather, farm reports, and variety programs such as Grand Canyon, Paramount Pu hour, Royal Canadian, and Sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi —Croe
Aor
Guy Bardo
Royal Canadi
Acc—Llent
Ae Federal Radio Com
Kes
CBS
Anheuser-Busch
Chicane
WFBM
Rocking Chair Radio Schedule Fragment Show
A fragmented schedule lists performances and time marks for music acts. Entries include vocal solos, organ pieces, orchestras, baseball scores, time announcements, and hotel ensembles from NBC and local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockin
Steaint
Melody
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
Phil Cook
NBC
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Eure Oil Band
Dream Shop
WJR
Tamburitza Orchestra
Jolly Fellows
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Keren Andy
Floyd Gibbons
Benras
Castle Farm Orchestra
Men From
South
Aery Midnight
Gibson Orchestra
Day Programs Schedule and CBS Radio Lineup
Wednesday schedule lists the Unlimited Club at 9:00 with Mrs. Allen's editorial cast on CBS, interior decorating, Aunt Sammy hour, Manhattan Towers orchestra, Silent Reon rane community network, Pat Henry's farm talk, Fire Prevention Bureau, For your information, Columbia on orchestra, and silent from 3:00 to 5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees Unlimited Club
Eient
Mrs. Allen
CBS
Aunt Sammy
Manhattan Towers Orchestra
Reon Rane Community Network
Pat Henry
Fire Prevention Bureau
For
Columbia
Orchestra
Wake Up and Morning Schedule at Local Meeting
A dated local program lists events from 6:43 morning worship at a church federation to 2:35 horse trades, with breaks for a Pied Piper appearance, a livestock market, and various talks by Ace Breakfast Club Stewart's radio program and The Maroit Trio. Key venues include Red Ball Transit, Union Ice & Coal Co, L. S. Ayres, and Crabbs Reynolds Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Federation
Ace
Red Ball Transit
Union Ice & Coal Co
Stewart
L. S. Ayres
Pied Piper
Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor
I. Ick Tire
Maroit Trio
Cowboy’s Lament to Headline Crockett Mountaineers Show
Johnny Crockett leads the Crockett Mountaineers with The Cowboy's Lament on WFBM and Columbia network at 5 p.m. Tuesday. The Pure Oil orchestra under Wayne King performs Juba Dance Oh Miss Hannah and Old Uncle Ned from WLW NBC Chicago studios Tuesday night at 6. Tek mu sic features Broadway selections on KYW and related stations Tuesday evening at 8 with a Russian program directed by Nathaniel Shilkret broadcasting as the Eveready concert on WGN WTAM NBC network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
St. Louis
Columbia
WABC
WFBM
Wik
Detroit
Broadway Collegians
KYW
Chicago
Nuzzo
Alberti
Jene Die
KMOX
Kmox Revue
WFAA
Dallas—Quartet
KSTP
St. Paul
WLW
Cincinnati
South
Johnny Crockett
the Crockett Mountaineers
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Hannah
Ned
Pure Oil Orchestra
Wayne King
NBC Chicago
Tek
National Preacherine Company
Nathaniel Shilkret
Eveready
WGN
WTAM
Tuesday Night Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
Radio listings outline Tuesday programs across NBC CBS and Columbia networks featuring Pure Oil concert at 6 00 p m WOR Newark Philharmonic at 6 30 p m Eveready hour and Russian music at 7 00 p m Columbia segments with Henry and George Tek music with Vee Lawnhurst at 7 30 p m Wonder Bakers and more. The schedule notes guest stars Gus Van Evelyn Hoey Ann Seymour and Joseph Regan on NBC and RKO program across WHAS WGY and NBC stations at 8 30 p m. The Paramount Publix hour moves to Tuesday from Saturday 8 15 9 00 p m with air entertainment and the Erkel overture to Hunyady Laszlo opens NBC lumber music period on WJZ with Ludwig Laurier and string ensemble at 9 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOR
Newark — Philharmonic Symphony
NBC
WEAF
Columbia
Henry and George
WJZ
Tek
Vee Lawnhurst
Gus van
van and Schenck
Evelyn Hoey
Ann Seymour
Comedienne
Joseph Regan
Will Eeeeeee
WHAS
WGY
Paramount Publix
WFBM
Columbia Network
Air Entertainment
Hunyady Laszlo
Franz Erkel
Compser
Ludwig Laurier
Waterman Illness Shifts Colorado Senate Campaign
Colorado battle for the Senate faces a setback as Senator Charles W. Waterman lies ill in Mayo Clinic Hospital Rochester Minnesota after weeks of confinement. The Republican committee may operate without his active campaign help this fall amid the doubtful election outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Colorado
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Republican Senatorial Election Committee
Charles W. Waterman
Mayo’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
South Carolina Democrats vote as lynching issue splits race
In Columbia on August 26, South Carolina Democrats choose candidates for senator and Governor while debate over lynching heats the campaign. Senator Cole Blease defends lynching, opposing the Constitution. rival James Byrnes stresses national economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
Union
Blease
Leon W. Harris
Walhalla
James F. Byrnes
Flivver Frolic Ends With Family Car Rampage in Knotted Town
In EEKSKILL New York on August 26 the Gilbert family auto named Old Dobbin ran wild after steering gear failed. It plunged into Cousin Robert Gilbert's porch, crashed Uncle Caleb Still's steps, toppled a mail box, while postman Louis Gilbert and officer Chester Gilbert witnessed and responded. Tom Gilbert left unhurt amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Eekskill
N. Y
Gilbert
Old Dobbin
Tom Gilbert
Robert Gilbert
Caleb Gilbert
Louis Gilbert
Mary Gilbert
Police Department
Chester Gilbert
Tom
Fete Will Open Road With Dale Labor Day Ceremony
State highway commission members and Governor Harry G. Leslie will attend a good roads meeting in Dale for Labor Day. The event will celebrate the completion of a new concrete pavement on Road 62 between Dale and Adgeville, a fourteen mile stretch. Dale hosts commission chairman Albert J. Wedeking. A parade contests and carnival program are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Harry G. Leslie
Dale
Adgeville
Albert J. Wedeking
US talkies flop in Paris as European audiences tire
Paris reports that American sound films no longer draw crowds. theaters show talkies only when a star like Maurice Chevalier appears. European producers fast track films in German and French, while the foreign audience remains reluctant to adopt the American movie habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
America
Maurice Chevalier
NBCs Broadcast Truck Brings News On Wheels
NBC has deployed a mobile transmitter on a one ton truck to rush to major events. The NEC mobile transmitter weighs over 000 pounds with a fifty watt short wave set and is designed for easy loading onto boats trains or planes. The truck features heavy tires shock absorbers shielded spark plugs a permanent antenna and long microphone cables for field reporting. A two announcers two engineers and a driver operate the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEC
Michel Mok
Popular Science Monthly
NBC
Lincoln Theater fall leaves man in serious condition
Donald Suliss aged 21 of 510 North Sheffield Avenue is in serious condition after head injuries suffered Monday night when he fell from the operator's booth at the Lincoln Theater on 1551 South East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Suliss
Sheffield Avenue
Lincoln Theater
South East Street
Progresive Democratic Club Rally Speakers Named
Charles Sumner candidate for sheriff and Herbert Wilson candidate for prosecutor will speak at a rally of the Progressive Democratic club, a Negro organization, Friday night at the home of Mrs. Thomas Green, 1515 East Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner
Herbert Wilson
Progressive Democratic Club
Thomas Green
East Eighteenth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Degreve
United
WMAQ
WLS
Henry Lane
WABCO
WOWO
WBBC
Eveready Hour
KDKA
Drs. Pratt and Sherman
NBC Lates
Wonder Bakers
WDAF
Pittsburgh—Organ
WBBM
Germ's Orchestra
WENR
Chicago—Sports Review
Chicago—Negro Musician's Association
WMACG
Chicago—Whitney
the Columbians
WERC
Schenectady
General Electric
Paramount
Cleveland
Stone’s Orchestra
NBC_ System
R. K
Wisag
Chicago—News
State
Pittsburgh
Sportsweather
Wm. Penn Orchestra
KTHS
Hot Springs
Tony Kabootch
Mike and Herman
Dallas—Ensemble
NBC System
Lopez
WTA
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hungry Five
WMAGQ
Dan and
Sylvia
Abe and
David
Variety
WPBM
WMAG
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Teers Hot Springs
Kingsway
KOA
Denver
Smo&É
RKW
Stone's
Lea
Dallas
Magnolia
Ail
Detroit—News
WHS
Kansas City
Nets
Nighthawk
Aeuil
Akif
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting
Loc
Marmon Sales
Rose Tire Buddies
Donn Herr Co
Waverly String Ensemble
Penaway Three
Harrison Pane
Circle Theater
Bnent
Ternoon Mts
Ho-Po-Ne Safety Club
Crossey Homemakers
Lis Tgan Conce
Murdock Williams
Woman's Radio Club
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
P.M
KRC
Westinghouse
Van
Regan
Denver Municipal Band
Frank Black
WHAM
Happy Wonder Bakers
Joe
S. Carolina
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Ross A. Collins
Robert P. Harrelson
Pat Harrison
Leslie and Highway Commission
ACE Research Bureau
Merchants Bank
California
Lesley Beth Storey
Brooklyn
NBC Chain
EU Times
National Broadcasting Company
Florence Gas Range
Ivory
Florence
Boulevard Station
38Th Street
Levard Station
Monon
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