Radio Network Program Guide Mixes Names and Schedules
A dense listing of television and radio programs across networks WEAF WEBS NBC and others. Includes show titles anchors, times, and station identifiers with scattered local references and schedule notes.
Farmers claim Farm Board engaged in collective selling
Dallas observers report that a mass meeting sponsored by the Farmers Marketing Association of America and the Farmers Union Texas charged the Federal Farm Board with gambling in farm products and promoting collective selling to keep prices down. Speakers including B Yeary and Fred W. Davis urged storage plans and criticized futures market manipulation.
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Dallas
Tex
Federal Farm Board
Farmers Marketing Association of America
The
Farmers Union
Texas
We Farm Board
Beard
Fred W. Davis
Austin
Siete Commismante
Egriculture
Commuittee
Maar
Lucas Attacks Senator Walsh Montana Rivalry Heats Up
Washington dispatch reports Robert Lucas executive director of the Republican National Committee attacking Senator Walsh of Montana over party affiliation and anti Norris literature. He cites Walsh’s opposition to administration policy and endorsement of Gov. Smith in 1928. Walsh defends by accusing Lucas of secret anti Norris campaigns and improper funding.
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Senate
Sen’ Walsh
Montana
Democrat Lucas
Norris
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Fee
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Sai Torkey
Sen. Walsh
Nebraska
Sen. Nye
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Reckess Charze
Sush Fund
Canpeign
Widow of Civil War veteran longtime Baltimore resident dies
At age 89 after a long illness, she was born in Philadelphia to Charles Sutterly Browne and spent formative years in Baltimore. Widow of Frank Farringer of Baltimore, she lived there for forty nine years.
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Mary Browne Favrincer
Baltimore
R Bimpers
Phildelphia
Charles Sutterly Browne
Frank Farringer
That City
Murder Suspect Involved In Local Incident
A fragmented report mentions a man accused of murder facing a court or police action. Names and places are unclear but reference to a Mrs. Qannz and a Saturday event appear. The item suggests a sensational unresolved crime with limited readable details.
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