Ohio farm grain report signals gradual crop movement
In Columbus on August 12 the Ohio Farm Bureau Grain department head M. R. Maney reports a slow market with farmers keeping wheat back while the balance of the crop trends toward better movement. Threshing nears completion in most of the state aside from the far north, quality mostly very good with many “Number 1” grades. Corn movement has begun in surplus areas, demand fair from east and south, while growing corn progresses with rainfall needed for the late crop. cat quality described as only fair with slow demand except for heavy weight cats.
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Columbus
M. R. Maney
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Maney
Ohio
Illinois Mines To Be Picketed Over Wage Scale
SPRINGFIELD Ill August 12 Spokesmen for Illinois coal miners said all mines attempting to reopen tomorrow under the new five dollar basic wage scale will be picketed by union supporters a ten day protest campaign planned to press wage terms amid ongoing labor conflict
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Springfield
Ill
Ilinois “Winion Coal
School aid plan urged for smoother child adjustment
Miss M Edith Campbell director of Cincinnati public schools vocation bureau urges higher attendance officer standards and more focus on social environment in teacher training. Visiting teachers assist both teachers and children, she says. The piece notes threats of violence and militant activity as Indiana braces for mine production resumption with National Guard called out.
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M. Edith Campbell
Vocation Bureau of the
Cincinnati Public Schools
Indiana
Wish Pinkerton at Capitol Theatres Featuring Joan Blondell
At the Capitol theater today the blue eyed Joan Blondell stars in Wish Pinkerton, the first National picture of the same name adapted from Mary Roberts Rinehart. George Brent leads a strong supporting cast including Mae Madison John Wray Ruth Hall Alan Lake and several others in this mystery thriller.
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Suri
Mua Pinkerton
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Joan Blondell
George Brent
Capitol Theater
Miss Pinkerton
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Mae Madison
John Wray
Ruth Hall
Alan Lake
C. Henry Gordon
Donald Donald Ditloway
Elizabeth Patterson
Blanche Frederici
Mary Deran
Holmes Herbert
Eulalie Jensen
Nigel de Blulier
Ken Maynard stars in Texas Gun Fighter at Dreamland
Tiffany Productions presents Texas Gun Fighter with Ken Maynard in an unusual role as a reforming outlaw turned sheriff in a western town. He battles his former gang to protect miners, using clever ruses to capture them. The Dreamland engagement follows the film’s earlier runs.
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Tiffany
Dreamland Theater
Ken Maynard
Ken
Old Fort Halifax Blockhouses Still Stand
Fort Halifax blockhouses near Winslow Maine, erected by colonial settlers in 1754, remain standing as a historical landmark. The sturdy structures symbolize early colonial defense and enduring Plymouth County heritage amid surrounding change.
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Winslow
Fort Halifax
Elyria Boy Makes Radio Debut As Pianist
Maurice Weisbrod, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Weisbrod, will debut on radio tomorrow in Af ternoon Moods on Station WJAY Cleveland. He will perform two classical pieces Hungary by Carl Koehling and Canzonetta by Eduard Schuett, billed as Maurice the Boy Pianist.
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Maurice Weisbrod
Paul Weisbrod
WJAY
Cleveland
Hungary
Carl Koehling
Eduard Schuett
Cleveland Radio Listings Show Daily Lineup and Stations
Eastern Time broadcast guide lists WAM WHE WGAR WABC NBC CBS and Akron WLW Cincinnati WLW programs including bands orchestras singers and variety acts with times from early afternoon to late night, noting changes and station identifiers and featuring Chandu the Magician and Nelson's Band among others. Multiple cities and stations present similar schedules with host segments and musical groups across networks.
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WAM
Gerun
Art Boggs
Jimi—Jack
Jil
Pierre
A Amada
Roy Marvina
Brewer
Chandu
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Isham Jones
Connie Boswell
Vin C. Hill
Merry Brennan
Dick Reed
Fray
Braggiotti
Lou Rich
Indians
Charles Carlisle
Olympic Minarr
Symphony Orchestra
Tivtl
Radio
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Nelson
WGAR
Tranter Brothers
Palais D'Or
The
Stebbins Boys
Joy
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Amos
N’ Andy
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Kare
Merle Jacobs
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WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
WWI
Pickens
Baron Lee
WLW
Terrace Gardens
CBS
WABC
Sid Garr
WGR
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WER
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Eton Boys
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Q—Ozzie Nelson
Kreuger
Tom Christian
Ball Room
Piata Akron Wadc
Madison Singers
Sid Gary
Edwin C. Hill
Sam
Eton
Alex Gray
Fray and
Radio Time Schedule Highlights and Performer Lineup
Radio schedule listing WTAM and WIAM programs for Saturday with Moon River, Ellington, various orchestras, concerts, sports, and church devotions. Includes multiple time blocks, sign ons and offs, and a rich roster of named artists and venues across the day.
Chinook Pack Outlook Despite Low Prices
In Astoria Oregon packers say Columbia River chinook salmon may exceed last year despite fishermen receiving their lowest prices in years. The report notes the big run could improve supplies for processors. A separate brief from Newton Mass reports a large letter N erected at Frank A. Day Junior High to guide pilots.
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Astoria
Columbia River
Newton
Mass
Frank A. Day
Newtonville
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