Radio Schedule Fragments On NBC CBS Broadcasts
Radio listings outline coast to coast daytime and evening programs across NBC and CBS networks. It details show times across East Midwest and West regions with musical varieties, serials, orchestras, comedy and talk segments, plus regional clock references and program repeats.
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NBC
WEAF
Kfyr Erect
Cfef South
Wrva
Wptfl
Wwe Wis
Wjax
Wila
Wsun Wiod
Wsm
Wme
Wsh
Wapl
Wix
Wamb
Kwoo
Wky
Kpre
Kths
Wsoc
Mountain
Kkoa
Kdyl
Kghr
Kghl
Pacific Coast
Kgo
Kfi Kgw
Komo
Khq
Kfsd
Ktar
Kgu Cent
Joe White
John B. Kennedy
Sizzlers
Buric
Mountaineers
Billy Bachelor
Lum & Abner
Goldbergs
Rud
Vailee
Whiteman
Viola Philo
Meroff
Lum
Abner
Midwest
Enric Maderiguera
Orc
Ralph Kirbery
Cab Calloway
Jack Denny
Nuisance Taxes Should Go Congress Considers Tax Abolition
The piece urges Congress to abolish nuisance taxes as several federal levies fall with repeal of the eighteenth amendment. It argues liquor taxes could raise revenue at low cost and questions further taxes beyond those slated to die, stressing simpler collection and benefits to the treasury.
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Congress
John Barleycorn
Vast Civil Works Plan Aims 090000 Jobs Before Christmas
The administration unveils a large civil works program to employ 090,000 men by Christmas and ties job allocation to politics. President insists politics must not block this effort and warns against entanglements that could turn the plan into a dangerous partisan tool.
Changing Meanings Law and the Fluid English Language
The article discusses how meanings shift over time and how courts and dictionaries struggle to pin words down. It cites examples from law and history, noting that terms such as sunflower weed mile and spring have changed. It warns abbreviations risk ending English as a living language.
Minds Change Fast
The article notes rapid shifts in public opinion on issues like prohibition repeal and recognizing the Russian government after Kerensky. It contrasts earlier opposition with swift acceptance, highlighting how U S policy can flip with broad public support. The piece observes that Washington can reverse stance quickly when desired.
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Kerensky
America
Washington
Russia
Moscow
Uncommon Sense by John Blake on hidden potential
An essay argues many people never discover their abilities until necessity pushes them. Using General Grant as a model, it notes his rise from obscurity to leadership due to persistence and bold action. It urges self assessment and effort rather than waiting for opportunity.
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Grant
The Glee Club George Elliston Tears and Old Grief
A lyric fragment from The Glee Club by George Elliston contemplates moving past old sorrows and to weep only for present pain. The piece contrasts old griefs with new tears and urges the heart to forget distant sorrows. A humorous aside notes a baby crying over germproof food ideas from scientific reading.
Promoter and Victim Clash Over Ore Sample Sale
A promoter offers a stock sale of ore from the Wild Goat mine while the victim asks for a sample. The promoter describes the sample as costing $1 wholesale, highlighting a dispute over the ownership and sale of ore samples.
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Wild Goat
Aged Joke Reissues with Forty Year Echo
A humorous panel features Cholly Raimee Jokesmith and Editor debating a tailor’s 50 percent payoff while an attorney counsels 10 cents on the dollar. The exchange touches thrift, efficiency, and a life guard’s duty in a 1933 copyright era quip.
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Cholly
Raimee
Five vegetables that can be grown in the home garden
The list includes tomatoes cash beats havy beans porken beans and Plymouth Rock a hen that lays hard boiled CHES.
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Plymouth
Roosevelt Aims to Split Democratic Party Across States
Washington observers say the Roosevelt administration plans to shore up regular Democratic organizations in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and New York City as part of a strategy to provoke a major party split in Congress. Farley and Howe seek loyal state orgs and donor support to back Roosevelt’s re nomination and his economic program while conservative Democrats realign.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York City
Tugwell
Chicago
Jim Farley
Louis Howe
Farley
Howe
Masachusetts
Hoover
la Follette
Y's Men Induct 11 Members At Monroe Club Dinner
Monroe's Men club held its weekly dinner at a local hotel and inducted 11 new members. committee chairs announced plans for a Christmas tree event for underprivileged children, toy fruit and nut donations, and lists of deserving children. Justin Glass will supervise children at the event, with Ralph Corn and L. F. Bennett arranging the next meeting.
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Monroe's Men's Club
Erhanie
Monroe
West Monroe
O. N. McNeil
Justin Glass
Paul Neal
Art Woodruff
Frank Breese
Romaine Peters
A. R. Baurfind
Douglas Page
L. K. Turner
Ralph Corn
George Hemphill
L. F. Bennett
Morris McKnight
Corn
Mr. Bennett
Bennett Couple Visit Monroe For Riverside Dance
Fifteen years ago on December 7 1918 Mr and Mrs J M Bennett from Riverton spent the night in Monroe to attend the Riverside country club dance. Mrs Johnsons Jackson Street home nears completion and she hopes to move soon. Mrs S E Robinette visits Doss on business. Mrs Fred Grant and son Boyd of DeRidder plan to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W D Sutcliffe. Miss Ruth Bennett recovers from influenza.
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J. M Bennett
Riverton
Monroe
Riverside Country Club
Johnson
Jackson Street
Fred Grant
Boyd
DeRidder
W. d. Sutcliffe
Arthur Murray
Roosevelt condemns lynch law in church address
President Roosevelt told the federal council of Churches of Christ in America that the nation will not tolerate lynch law. He urged quick and certain justice, warned against condoning mob violence, and urged a prosperity shared by all citizens, not just the privileged. He called for a joint church state program to redefine prosperity as spiritual and social value.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
America
James Rolph
California
San Jose
Council
Real Estate Transfers Filed by Clerk of Court
Transfers include People's Homestead and Savings to Albert Mixon for multiple lots totaling 7,000 dollars, represented by 70 shares. W. H. Malone to W. C. Puckett for Lot 5 in Brownville addition at 45 dollars. H. B. Malone to Carl Jordan for 80 acres of the NW quarter in section 1 township 18 north range 1 east for 500 dollars.
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People's Homestead and Savings Association
Albert Mixon
Ouachita Cotton Mills
McEnery
Lee Avenue
People’s Homestead and Savings Association
W. H. Malone
W. C. Puckett
J. W. Johnson
Brownville
H. B. Malone
Carl Jordan
Section One
Township 18
Turner May Company Renamed Turner Allen Company Inc
Under articles filed Wednesday in the office of the clerk of court the Turner May Company Inc name was changed to Turner Allen Company Inc. The amended charter lists stockholders Turner West Monroe 10 shares Turner Linville seven shares Men 20 shares.
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Turnér- May Company, Inc
Turnér-Allen Company, Inc
Colfporation
Ithe Corporation Ag
Turnér, West
Monroé
Turnes
Linville
Tai
Wacky NY tales of accidents shock lawyers and wig makers
New York insurance stories recount odd injury claims from subway turnstile jams, dancing mishaps, and a blendered skirt removal incident. The piece mentions eccentric suees, dramatic thrills, and a thriving wig trade with names like Deutschmann Birnstein and Shindhelm’s, plus Harpo Marx using their wigs.
Hollywood Close-Ups and Ancestry Jokes
Hollywood Close-Ups feature Dan Thomas with snippets of light gossip. Ida Lupino retorts that her 250 years on the stage prime her for success, while Jack Oakie quips about old material. A sidebar imagines a grand scheme for a planetary philosopher played by Toby Wing, blending wit and Hollywood rumor.
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Hollywood
Dan Thomas
NEA
Jack Oakie
Ida Lupino
Ida
Jack
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WABC
Wade Wade
Wkre
Wits Ohlw
Wdre
Wean
Wip
Wibl
Whbm
Wibhin
Kmbe
Kmax
Wowao
Canada
DIXIE
Kira Seree
Wayva
Ivor
Jack Armistrong
Buck Rogers
Eddie Dooing
T Venwures
Miidw
Mer Jories
Elmir Evéred
Jones
Voice of America
Basic
Lucas Orchestra
Stowokski Orch
Kostelanets Orch
Basie
Myrt
Marge—west
Phil
Regan
Tenor
Isham Jones
Orch
Ozzie Nelson Orch
Abe Lyman Orch
WJZ
Wiz
Keita Wear
Weky Kyw Wear
Wis
Kwic Lower Koill Wren Winay Kso
Wkbt
Northwest
Canadian
Wtmj
Wiba
Kstp
Webe
Wday
Kfyr
Eret Efef South
Wrea
Wptf
Wwne
Wiawsun Wiad
Wem
Wsb
Wapt Wills Wemb
Orphan Anne
Richard Hunter
Enat
Lo Wen
Fidi
Lowell Thomas
Revailers
Drath Valley
O—Weyne King's Orchestra
Tine P Prince
Monroe News-Star
News-Star—World Publishing Company
North Second Street
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Eeeaea JM
Span Ewe
Y and
Sun News-Star
Daily and Sun, World
Branham O
New York
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated PF
Associated Press
News-Star
Morning WC
Ees
The
Hever
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
West Point
Sherman
Bell Syndicate, Inc
the Glee Club
George Elliston
Senator Glass
Virginia
Treasury
William H. Woodin
Ruth Bennett
Hambone’s Meditations
J. P. Alley
Pres. Roosevelt
Turner-May Company
Ces
Lck
Atame
Eafening Kiss
Deutschmann
Harpo Marx
Shindhelm
Ma Shindhelm
Toby
Paramount
Thompson Burts
Toby Wing
Tom
Toby Wink
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