Radio Dat by Day with Butterfield AP
New York reports a day of radio programming notes from AP editor C E Butterfield. War themes and dramatizations resurface for an hour plus, with broadcasts across CBS NBC and WEAF NBC scheduling orchestras led by Wayne Hiaing and others. Navy and Byrd expedition salutes are mentioned, along with a Gallant course of concerts and forums.
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C. E. Butterfield
Vic Easters
New York
Tme
France
Wayne Hiaing
CBS
NBC
Navy
America
Ben Am Riaims Lso
The
Dramatic Guild
WABC
David L Walsh
Massachusetts
WEAF
Washington seeks steel peace as strike looms
Washington tightens peacemaking effort for a steel industry strike. Amalgamated workers chief Mike Tighe rejects further talks and demands reopening the revised steel code issued last week. Recovery chief Hart Johnson adds Edward F McGrady to back labor dispute handling. Johnson arrives from San Francisco where he worked on a longshoremen dispute. Tighe plans to present the steel code demand to President Roosevelt upon his return to Washington.
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Washington
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Mike Tighe
Pittsburgh
Tighe
Harh & Johnson
Edward F McGrady
Isbor
McGrady
San Francisco
Johnson
Roosevelt
Teeter Totter Trouble On the Plank
Margery, Dancy, Wee Dotty, and Goldy stage a teeter totter using a plank stretched across a stump. Dancy volunteers first. tensions rise as each child seeks a turn. The scene ends with Goldy eagerly climbing aboard and Margery urging the playful peril forward.
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Margery
Dancy
Wee Dotty
Dency
Goldy
Naturalization Fees Rise in United States Since 1929
A clipped note reports that naturalization fees in this country have increased about 300 percent since 1929. The item appears amid a humorous sports-and-serial section with playful banter and a tease for the next story featuring Jack Sprat and his wife.
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Tnes
Jack Sprat
Government asks investors for 800 million in new money
June 3 The government sought 800 million dollars from American investors in a Treasury financing operation that could reach one billion three hundred twenty million. Secretary Morgenthau offered two issues: 300 million in 12 1 4 year 3 percent holds and 500 million in 5 year 2 1 3 percent notes. He reserved the right to increase the bond issue by a maximum of...
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Bond Exchange Totals In One Quarter Of Percent Certificates
Figures show sums of 520 198 100 to swap for 174 908 500 in one quarter of 1 percent certificates maturing June 15 and 345 292 600 in 2 1 4 percent notes.
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Gildys Swarthou
Wm Daly
Gotme Echoes
Roger Wolfe Kahn
California Melodies
S—Rosa Ponselie
Helen
Mencker
Reggie Childs
WIZ
Max Baers
Taxi
Minstrels
Dr. Dem
Weafnbc
Women's Radio Review
Frances Alrs
Merrymakers
Beale Street
Columbia
Nicholas Murray
Palmer Clark
Coppy
Dory
Atunyarness
Windy
NEA Service, Inc
Chance For Investors
Went
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Agj
Weist
Braclets
Lavaeliers
STRAF
BELY
Buckle
Jeweiey Hotel
Suates
Treasur
Fredericktown
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