Radio Night Schedule With Music and Sign Offs
A dense list of radio programs on WLW WHKC WLW and WBNS for June 8 night. Entries include talk, music, comedy, and sign offs with performers such as Jarry Sue, Tommy and Betty, and Al Jolson, plus various orchestras and hosts across stations.
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al Jolson
Radio Schedule Hidden in Time Day Plans
Daylight program log for June 9 lists WLW and companion stations with 6:00 to 4:45 schedule slots. Programs include prayer, devotionals, hymns, market reports, farm and home features, concerts, talks, and children’s segments featuring names such as Ruth, Peter Grant, Miles Coon, Betty Tartley, Arlen Werner, and Mary Baker, across stations WLW WHKC WBNS WHNS WHEC WREN.
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Hal’ Stuart
Mary
Jed H -Boya
A.handler
WBNS
Miles Coon
Betty Tartley
Hope Alden
Virginians
Wbns— Homemakers Club
Neaxt Door
First Love
Wbns— Magazine of the
Pocket Testament League
Marshalls
Martin
Montana Meechy
Arlen
Werner
Marketa
Carl Reed
Gébe Tratter
Farm Bureau
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From June 9
A dense rundown of radio programming across stations WLW WBNS WHKC and WENS shows a night of music, comedy, sports, and drama. Featured acts include Lum & Abner Buckeye Lake sign off and Amos and Andy with orchestral showcases and live performances.
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Mrs. Ronsevelti
Heppy Larry
Lum
Abner
WBNS
Jack
Bob Newhall
Hila Fearny
State Patrolman Karl Bushong Dies From Car Crash
Geneva June 8 AP Karl Bushong 42 a four year State Highway Patrol member since 1933 died of injuries from a collision between a patrol car and a car carrying tourists from Newport Connecticut Bushong's home was Cleveland Ohio
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Logan Daily News Theater Ticket Notice
The Logan Theatre announces subscriber tickets are available through the office. Details on show dates and seating are provided by the newspaper office for readers.
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Body found in Ohio River near Cincinnati
The body of a white man about 45 was recovered from the Ohio River and taken to the county morgue. He was bald, weighed around 150 pounds, and wore a blue serge coat, tan shirt, gray trousers with a belt buckle bearing the letter J. Investigators seek to identify him.
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Akron judge plans no further action after Morrows fine
Akron Commons Pleas Judge Walter Wanamaker said no further action would be taken against Walter Morrow editor of the Akron Times Press after a $50 fine for publishing grand jury information contrary to his order. The Court of Appeals reversed Wanamaker's decision.
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Your Own Home Town Daily Costs You
A local shopper warns readers about high weekly living expenses citing a weekly cost of 100 in local currency. The note stresses budgeting for groceries, utilities, and daily necessities in a hometown economy. It urges residents to compare prices and seek savings across common consumer categories.
Man slowly turning to stone at Mammoth Marine Hippodrome
Roy Bard, a 95 pound man with no body motion, appears as a living statue at the Mammoth Marine Hippodrome. He speaks well and eats normally despite a mysterious condition that slowly stiffened his body. The exhibit runs one day only on Thursday June 10, from noon to 11 pm, on a railroad car setup near the C. and O. Freight Depot. Admission is ten cents. In Delaware Ohio AP report notes Hosea Decker, a former Willis High School graduate, and Greene County officers seeking two men after Ross Bennett reported being abducted and robbed of cash and checks in Springfield, Ohio.
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Congress Debates District of Columbia Appropriation Bill
AP reports today the Senate debates the DC appropriation bill while joint wage hour hearings continue and rail financing inquiries resume. House works on tax evasion inquiry. dirigible loan hearings begin. farm price programs hear officials. flood control hearings on an 800 million plan proceed. Judiciary resumes bankruptcy law revisions. yesterday the House passed a two year PWA extension. John L. Lewis endorses wage hour bill.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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