Cohan Headlines The Sunday Radio Broadcasts
George M. Cohan returns as headliner on the Headliners series at 4 PM Sunday on WOAI and NBC with the Revelers and Al Goodman orchestra. He will write his own shows featuring old Cohan hits and new numbers while continuing Theater Guild stage work. The broadcast schedule lists multiple stations and programs, including the New York Philharmonic, Ace Brigade, and Gene Arnold, with performances by Lombardo, De Gluck, and the Seven Star revue, plus classical works by Respighi, Frank, and Wagner.
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J. H. M'Lean
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Theater Guild
KTBA
A. m
Columbus
Church of the Air
Marion Carley
Rhoda Arnold
Taylor Buckley
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Uncle Bob Teads
San Antonio Light Combo
Po. M
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Roses
H. V. Baltentorn
Ace Brigade
Alden
Catholic Hour
Vincent, Lopes
Dale Nelson
Joe Penner
Harriet Hilliard
Eddie Cantor
Jack Benny
Seth Parker
Solnist
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Respighi
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Egypt
Ma Ling
Santa Clara
Herman Larson
Barizons
The
Commodores
McDermid
Gene Arnold
Deep Silver
D Valees
Edward Davies
Harlene
Janes Korstner
Sentinels
Thomas N. McCarter
Paul K. Mort Wll
Public Responsibility For Education
Vincent Lopey
Tee Weems
Beau Ideal
Jeb Stuart
Nino Martini
Seven Star Revue
Donizetti
Ma Perkins
NBC
CBS Netiwork
Sia
Radio Guild
WOAT
Jerome KK
Jerome
Bordon to Appeal Ruling In Tax Evasion Case
Waxey Gordon of New York plans an appeal after a jury found him guilty of four counts of income tax evasion for 1930 and 1931. He received a 10 year federal sentence plus a 20 000 fine and 60 000 in costs. If the appeal fails, he faces imprisonment at Lewishure Pennsylvania or Atlanta Georgia.
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New York
Waxey Gordon
Redecal
al Gapone
Chicago
Gordon
Euade
Jessican
Frank J. Coleman
New Federal Penitentiary
Lewishure
Auanla
Suspended Term Revoked and New Sentence Imposed
In a district court session held Saturday the two year suspended term for BR. A. Williams of Del Rio was revoked and a new sentence imposed without parole for an alleged tariff act violation tied to the seizure of 25 gallons of imported smuggled alcohol. Meanwhile a separate note announces the ambassador to the United States will speak and Italian music will be heard at the Conclave of Nations salute to Italy.
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BR. A. Willams
del Rio
Tedereeistrict
Bassador
United States
Labor in Twin Attack on NRA Labor in Twin Attack on NRA
Labor and AFL press for labor representation on NRA code authorities while Johnson’s administration seeks to preserve control. Chamber study proposes resisting labor demands as industry fights no labor seats. Aluminum and AT&T cases paused. Ford truck bids and a Ford victory loom as agriculture's 700 truck award nears completion.
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Washington, D. C
NRA& Code Administration
NRA
American Federation of Labor
Tle
Geeral Hugh
Johnson
United States Chamber of Commerce Committee
Aluminum Industry
American Telephone and Telegraph
D. C
Ford
Department of Agriculture
Johnson-Ford
Theft Reports From City Offices And Cars
Diamonds a rosary and $2 were stolen from an office at Bt Mary's and Houston streets on Saturday. Betty June Duke reported the theft to police. A W Weaver reported theft of a handbag from a car on Military Plaza. S R Laffuentes reported theft of a cash register.
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Bt. Mary's
Houston
Allies bar Germany from plane materials trade
London reports France Italy and Belgium will block airplane manufacturing and shipments to Germany to enforce the Versailles and 1928 Paris air pact. Continental sources say Germany could build many planes and is secretly planning a military air program. Jane Noble helps find work via classified ads on Broadway at Fifth Street.
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UT. 3
London
Europe
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Jane Noble
Through & Light
Broadway
Fifth Street
Strike Ties Up meat Plants in Chicago
About 5 000 workers in Chicago meat plants walked out demanding union recognition higher wages and shorter hours. The strike affects Chicago Badge Manufacturers Association plants and independents. Mediation by the regional labor board of the NRA is sought to end the walkout. A broader 25 000 worker picket threat looms on Armour Swift Wilson firms with wage talks under review.
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Chicago
INSI
Chi Sago Bannage Manufacturers’ Association
NRA
Wie Stockyards Labor Council
Commons
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Wilson and Company
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Michael Arien
Dramatic Guild
CBS
Phillips Lord
Yates Stirling
Parker
Bordon
Ctrike
EAT
Tally
Taft
King's
King’s Furtlore Gift Club
Tore
Iouse
Lane Cedar Chest
Alster
Aweet- Watt
Danehier
Roothart
Brea Mall
Simmons
Engle
Furniture Store
Soledad
Ford Victoria
Plymowth
Rolet &VaKsenere Prune
Awatin
Wiymonth
Noah Weel
Sivprons Zatuita Top
Cennios Simmons Pleelrams
Nbean Mixmaster
Cal
R.ga
Victor
Beautyrest
Axminster
King’s
Commveren St- N. H
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