Child Parents View Year of Gaiety on Radio Findally
In Linton Indiana 1931 a 13yearold girl seeks a name for her baby amid marriage law debates Governor Townsend considers relaxing laws to allow the child a name. The tale follows Tommy Chapman and Betty June as they plan a wedding and a life including a handmade layette and a quitting school. The article blends radio listings with the ongoing public interest in their situation.
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Linton
Ind
Tidiana
M. Clifford’ Townsend
Dune Lacer
Tommy Chapman
Tommy
Sihenl
Betty June
Gan Keuf
Totwnsend
Tam
Tnis
Dancing Marathons To Keep Fans Up Late
Radio schedules mark New Year celebrations with dancing marathons and post season football talk. NBC and NBC-affiliates lure listeners with London broadcasts, big bands, and tributes from Richard Himber to Henry King. Key games include Rice Colorado in Dallas and Alabama California in Pasadena.
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Renwicke Cary
Dinler
Miami
Dallas
Pasadena
Salas Cereres
KTSA
Columbia
WOAT
N. E.C
Plank
N. EC
C. B.S
Richard Himber
Tommay Dorsey
Guy Lombardo
Bendy Goodman
Eddie Duchin
Cal Galeloway
Huddy Rogers
Henry King
Jay Freeman
N. B
Fletcher Henderson
Henry Busse
Earl Hines
Jimmy Dorsey
Foul Whiteman
Jimmy Grier
Marek Weber
Pressie
Rice
Alabama
California
Michigan
Hitler Announces Armaments Drive in New Year Message
In a New Year address Chancellor Hitler vowed to increase armaments as a task for 1998. He said strengthening the Reich’s military power would protect the nation and preserve stability during the present unrestful period.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Officials Promise Silver Price Announcement Tonight
In Washington December 31 administration officials promised to announce the price the treasury will pay for silver mined in the United States next year. The statement was expected after 5 pm local time, with the present price of 61 cents per ounce likely to be continued.
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Washunchun
Treasury
United States
Hobba
Name of Westmoreland County home superintendent named
Greensburg Pa Dec 31 The new superintendent of the Westmoreland County home is George D P Alms.
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WITS
Jon Greensburg
Westmoreland County
George DP
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Relief for Cough
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for a three days cough and chest cold. It claims the medicine targets the throat membranes, loosens phlegm, and heals inflamed tissues. The copy promises money back if not fully satisfied and stresses asking for Creomulsion by name.
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Creomvision
Radio Programs for Tomorrow Saturday Schedule Mess
Radio listings for tomorrow show a scattered schedule across stations AKTSA-5/00 to WOAI-4:46. Programs include Musical Clock segments, The Latest News, Let's Pretend, Console Melodies, George Hall's Orew, and Jonny Sturgess. Sports matchups Auburn vs Michigan State Rice vs Colorado appear among the listings. Multiple program notes reference The Charioteers and other acts amid generic station identifiers and fragmented captions.
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Cincinnal
Conservatory of Music
George Hall
Orew
Jonny Sturgess
Wapt
Auburn
Michigan State
Rice Va
Colorado
Woai
Butte
Anande Snow
Florencs Hale
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Barkaroos
Tesuy Farm
News
National Farm
Hour Howeny
Tournament of Bowes
Red Hawks
Tune Wranglers
S—Rive
Colorads
California
Alabama
Radio listing of New Year broadcasts in 1937 across cities
Short Wave Friday roundup lists New Year programs and concerts from Radio Paris London and Berlin. It notes Talk and concert slots, Empire Service segments, and broadcasts featuring Ann Sothern Gene Raymond and Kitty Carlisle with musical numbers. Includes times, stations, and program highlights across multiple regions.
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GSA
GSC
Paris
Radio-Paris
TPA
Jundon
Great Britain
Romo
Sonera
Marehea
Emilee
London
Chelsea
Empire Broadcasting
Empire -Service
BR Nes
GSE
Daburgh
WEXE
Tolio
Iida
Dale
Ko Shimomura
Mnydney
Australia
Ann Sothern
Gene Raymond
Helen ‘Broderick
Victor Moore
Hollywood Hotel
KTSA
Kitty Carliste
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Woat
Big Makhuy Lim
Lucile Manners
Hox
Champagne Waitz
Neve
Sharna
Pair Electrocuted Rescuing Boy From High Power Line
In Wymne Alabama two sisters Mrs Jesse Parry and Mrs Mary Gapshaw aged 40 and 4B were electrocuted while attempting to rescue Jesse Parry's 14 year old son Gaus who had tossed a wire across a high power line. The youth was saved by cousin Fromett Capshaw 12 who cut the wire with an axe though Gaus Parry is not expected to survive.
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Jesse Parry
Mary Gapshaw
Parry
Gaus
Fromett Capshaw
Bla
Leesburg offer for first Leesburg quintuplets in 1938
The Leesburg Citizen announces a $10,000 prize for the first quintuplets born within eight miles of Leesburg in 1938. The ad promotes quick action through the Big Sunday Light service and directs readers to dial F-12931 for an ad writer.
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Leesburg
Onlo
America
Canada
Dial
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