Radio-Petrillo Battle Seen In Last Round
The AP reports a protracted clash between James C. Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians and the National Association of Broadcasters over musicians jobs. Petrillo seeks more staffing while broadcasters say they are adequately staffed. The dispute may hinge on the Lea Act and patience awaits a court ruling before a resolution. In Raleigh General Hospital Capt. W J Trail of the city police is admitted for medical checkup and observation.
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Associated Press
New York
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
National Association of Broadcasters
John L. Sullivan
Petrillo
Pioneer Now Network
Chicago
Lea
Raleigh General
W. J. Trail
City Police Department
Raleigh General Hospital
Blue Ridge Bus Strike Reaches 26th Day No Progress
Pittsburgh area strike by 215 Blue Ridge Bus Lines drivers and maintenance workers heads into its 26th day with no settlement in sight. Company says no progress after an all-day talks session between management and union officials. Strikers disrupt routes from Pittsburgh to New Kensington Washington Waynesburg Morgantown Clarksburg and Cleveland via Steubenville. The AFL Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Em ployes union seeks a 30 cent per hour wage increase.
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Associateu . Sere
Pittsburgh
Blue Ridge Bus Lines
New Kensington
Washington
Waynesburg
Morgantown
Clarksburg
W. Va
Cleveland
Steubenville
A. F. L.street, Electric Railway
Friday May 31 Radio Schedule Changes List
Radio Programs Friday May 31 show corrections by nettworks too late to include. Daylight savings note and time shifts across eastern central mountain zones. Listings include Portia Pacing Life Drama Women’s Club Reed Dick Tracy Superman Just Plain Bill Jack Armstrong Cane Midnight Front Page Farrel Sparrow and the Hawk Tennessee Jed Tom Mix News Quincy Howe and Walter Kiernan broadcasts east and west. Several 15 minute news periods and variety programs from 4:00 to 10:15 pm with NBC CBS and ABC networks.
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Portia
Abe Women's Club
Dbs
Dick Tracy
Abe Superman
Bill
Abe
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Abe Cane
Farrel
Abe Sparrow and
the Hawk
Cbs Tennessee Jed
Abe Tom Mix
Abe Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Abe East
Howe
Abe Waitin
Clayton
Skyline
G. MacRae
Lowell Thomas
Cat Tinney
Abe Basic
Lanny Ross
Cbs Basic
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abc
Jack Smith
Raymond
Abe Korn
Mbs
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Tommy Riggs
Hetty Lou
Lone Rangers
Abe Henry J. Taylor
Morgan Beatty
Abe Bill Brandt
Paul Lavelle
Abe Henry Aldrich
Woody Herman
Ed Gardner Duffy
Abe Kate Smith
FBI
Abe Vatce
Alan Young
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Lyman
Moore & Durante
Dhs
James Orches
Abe Danny
Abe Danny Kays Variety Program—cbs Boxing Bout and Sports Show—abe T. Dorsey
Bill Stern
Ann Sothern
Maisie Sketch
Cbs Meet the Press
Nbe
Nbc News
Cbs Abe News
Roundup of college hoops plans and golf notes mix
Sports Roundup notes two New England colleges planning mid western trips for next Christmas, Winged Foot members upset over Claude Harmon invite, Tom Harmon contracts with the Rams, Byron Nelson golf book purchase, Tom Swift Dickey LSU sprinter umbrella device, nylon combs sterilizable by boiling water and heat tests, Bob Kiphuth mentioned.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
New England
Winged Foot Club
Claude Harmon
He Gooda
Harmon
Tommy
Studio City
California
Los Angeles Rams
Leslie O'Connor
White Sox
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Dykes
Bob Kiphuth
Dr Craddock to lead drone ship duty at Bikini tests
Lt William H Craddock of Beckley will serve as drone control pilot aboard the carrier USS Shangri La for atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll. Radio controlled drone planes will fly through blasts to gather scientific data. Two WVU football camp sections set for June at Potomac State with over 100 invitations accepted for the 1946 squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Craddock
Oakwood Avenue
Beckley
Shangri-La
Bikini Atoll
WVU
Associated Press
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Potomac State College
Bill Kern
Keyser Institution
Bolen Promoted to Private First Class in Marseille
Henry C. Bolen, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Bolen of Besoco, awarded promotion to private first class in Marseille France where he serves in the real estate office of the U S Army garrison.
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Henry C. Bolen
France
Herbert Bolen
Besoco
Marseille
U. S. Army
Conn Weighs 183 Before Louis Title Fight
Billy Conn weighed 183 pounds after nine rounds of training at Greenwood Lake NY camp ahead of the June 19 title bout with Joe Louis. He completed 195 rounds in camp and plans further sessions through today tomorrow and Sunday. Americans consume about forty million pounds of avocados annually.
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Associated Press
Greenwood Lake
N. J
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
New York
Conn
Yale Swimmers See Rising Funds Under New Athletic Director
Yale athletics posts a gain as Dots All Brothers takes over as athletic director. Plans include travel to London for Bronko Nagurski and a June pro football window, while young swimmers train for a meet. Notre Dame ties with Leahy and nuclear studies figure in football plans. Charley Trippi may choose baseball for a $25,000 signing, and Rabitt Maransville heads to New York for a coaching clinic.
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Yale
Brothers
Bronko Nagurski
London
Tess
Cuba
Frank Szymanski
Frank Leahy
Bronk
Notre Dame
Detroit Lions
Atomic Research
Georgia
Charley Trippi
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Blue Ridge
Nettworks
Morris Casey
Beckley Hospital
J. A. Stovall
Kelly
Jack Kelly Jr
Philadelphia
New York Rowing Association
Joseph Angyal
J. J. Gallagher
Kelley
U. S
Henley
England
Rochester
Anthony A. Capone
Cochairman
AFL and Cio
International
Tom Swift
Tom Swift Dickey
Tom
Lt. Craddock
Rhoda Wenger
Allentown
Cpl
Leland Wenger
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Neville
Beckley Theatre
Madi
Neville St
Beckley Hotel
Hill Bldg
Oak Hill
Clark's
Johnson
du Pont and Johnson
O'Cedar
Golden Star
Ducas
Neville Street
Jessa Burkett
Worcester, Mass
Clark Griffith
Rabbitt Maransville
Rabbitt
Gant
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