Toledo Dens To Be Attacked Again Today
Toledo raids resume on speakeasies and dens as 19 alleged bootleggers remain jailed and warrants await on 30 others. Federal undercover agents coordinate across four states seeking informants on police and enforcement officials tied to immunity payments worth about a million dollars. Proceedings begin after a six month probe and continued questioning by U S District Attorney Lee Murlin, with some disclosures but no grand jury evidence yet.
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Toledo
Lee N. Murlin
United States
Murlin
Federal Grand Jury
Peach of a Pair in Follow Thru at Capitol
Charles Rogers and Nancy Carroll star in Paramount’s Technicolor version of Follow Thru. A golf club setting love story with comedy and song, directed by Laurence Schwab and Kim Seert, bringing Zelma O’Neal, Jack Haley, and Thelma Todd to the lively Broadway hit.
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Charles Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Paramount
Schwab
Mandel
Capitol Theatre
Laurence Schwab
Kim Seert
Hollywood
Lloyd Cortiean
Zelma *Q’neal
Jack Haley
Links
Charles Procers
Thelma Todd
Thelma
Nancy
Rogers
Sio
Locked Door Brings Natural Action to Sound Picture
In George Fitzmaurice s treatment of The Locked Door United Artists film features Raed La Rocque Barbara Stanwyck William Boyd and Betty Bronson at the Rivoli Theatre. The production uses elastic sound recording to keep actors moving and speaking across wide spaces preserving on set dynamics. Zasu Pitts Mack Swain Harry Stubbs and others round out the cast with a focus on naturalness and action over static staging.
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George Fitzmaurice
United Artists
Raed la Rocque
Barbara “Stanwyck
William Boyd
Betty Bronson
Rivoli Theatre
Zomorrtown
Fitzmaurice
la Roque
Miss Stanwyck
Boyd
Miss Bronson
Zasu Pitts
Mack Swain
Harry Stubbs
Harry Mestayer
George Bunny
Clarence Burton
Edward Dillon
Doorway to Hell at Lorain Palace draws in gangland drama
Warner Bros. and Vitaphone present Doorway to Hell a grim underworld drama now at the Palace Wheater Lorain. The film stars James Cagney with a cast including Charles Judels Dorothy Matthews Leon Janney and Noel an Rowland Brown wrote the story with George Rose handling dialogue Archie Mayo directed.
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Buch
Lewis “Ayres
Hell
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Aero-Dramea
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cleveland Stations
A detailed list of evening and late night programs across WTAM WHK WJAY NBC WEAF WIZ and more. Includes organ recitals, orchestras, sports broadcasts, talk shows, weather updates, and specialty programs with times ranging from 6 p.m. to after midnight. Notable entries: Cleveland hockey, General Electric hour, Henderson’s Orchestra, and Joe and Ted slots, plus regional station mentions and network feeds.
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Rodeheaver
Vaughn de Leath
General Electric
Lucky Strike Orchestra
Gene
Glenn
Louie
Hungry Five
Lowell Thomas
Ha Dees
Henderson
Joe
Ted
Wille
Carlone
WJAY
WTAM Evening Radio Schedule Bulletin Board
The station lists time slots for musical programs and orchestras including Gene and Glenn at 7 00 p m WTAM Orchestra 7 30 p m Canfield Oil Program 9 30 p m Gangral Motors Family 10 00 p m Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 10 30 p m Symphonic Rhythm Makers 11 00 p m Time Up to 1 00 a m Williams Orchestra and Sign off with Horace Heidt 1 30 p m Heidt 6 00 p m Midnight melodies 1 00 a m WTAM sign off with Williams Orchestra likely daily schedule blocks and bulletin reminders.
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WTAM
Melody Hour
Balladeers
Silverberg Ensemble
Marthin Provensen
Colonial Trio
Dorothy Crandall
TPC In
Liiip
Elgin
Wtam String Quartet
Invisible
Southland
Davey
Los Calibanos
Willar
WADC
WKBN
Spang Bakers
Gene
Glenn
Chevrolet
Major Bowe
Capitol Family Party
Chase
Sanborn Choral Orchestra
Willard
Atwater Kent
Studebaker
Seth Parkers
Pat Haley
Russian Cathedral Choir
Kemp
Lv¢nom
Whek
New York
Lutheran Synod
Pocahontas Blue Flash Indians
Public Auditorium
En-ar-Co
Motor OS
Schedwle
Fox Fur Trappers
Ohio Grand Opera
Louie
Hungry Five
School of Music
Raltenborn
Leopold Brothers
Majestic Curiosity Shop
Chrysler - Plymouth World Tours
Jesse Crawford
U. S
Arer News
Carlone
BeGford Gien’s
Ciud Nadrid
Wtam Orchestra
Canfield Oil Program
P. Gypsies
Gangral Motors Family
Sherlock Holmes
Symphonic Rhythm Makers
Wtam Bulletin Board
WTIAM
Horace Heidt
Williams
Radio schedule reads like a century ago
A fragmentary Mon ay December 15 radio timetable lists hourly programs from 6:30 a m to 11:60 p m. It includes Morning Devotions Crooning Strings U S Navy Band Julia Hayes Marmola program and Guy Lombardo ensembles among many others with multiple repeats and odd spellings. The list preserves names such as Ambassador Hotel Columbia Salon Orchestra and Cleveland Museum of Natural History talk reflecting a local era’s broadcasting variety.
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Radio Revellie
Tony
Brad
Ethel and
Harry
Paul Tremaine
Fred Dempsey
Musical Aviatora
Ambassador Hotel
Te Sered Artists
American School of the Air
Columbia Salon Orchestra
Ann Les
U. S. Army Band
Wardman Park Hotel
Messenger Boys
the Toymaker
Louie
Hungry Five
Bookhouse
George S. Blodgett
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Gordon’s Orchestra
Weather Report
Evangeline Adams
Anheuser - Busch
Voice of Columbia
Motorists Almanac
Arger News
Bobd and Adolph
Bourpois Eveniing
Paris
Guy Lombardo
S. Panatela Orchestra
Don Amalzo
Rubberneck Man
Evening Music Tour Schedule Highlights
At 11 03 p m Gordon s Orchestra performs followed by Polock s Orchestra at 11 30 p m and Club Plaza Orchestra at midnight in a compact nightlife program listing three featured venues.
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Gordon
Polock
Club Plaza
Western Reserve Narrowly Defeats Bowling Green 38–32
Cleveland December 13 Bowling Green College pushed Western Reserve to the limit before WRU won 38 to 32. Reserve led 15 to 12 at halftime as Bernald scored five field goals and one foul. Gill and Perry starred for Bowling Green.
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Cleveland, CO
Bowling Green College
Western Reserve
Cleveland
University of Pittsburgh
Bowling Green
Bernald
Gill
Perry
Move Up Annual Case Reserve Classic Redraws Rivalry Date
In Cleveland on December 18 Pp two snowy Thanksgiving games prompt Western Reserve University and Case School to shift their annual rivalry to a date with better weather. The 1931 game moves to November 14. Ohio Northern University agreed to withdraw from the contest rather than enforce the original forfeit clause after learning of the change.
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Cleveland, CO
Western Reserve University
Case School
Ohio Northern University
Western Reserve
Meeting Of Cage Heads At Clinic In Columbus
High school and college basketball coaches and officials gathered in Columbus for the fourth annual basketball rules clinic sponsored by Ohio State University. Dr. H. C. Carlson of the University of Pittsburgh led the morning discussion on technique with assistance from Harold G. Olsen of Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
H. C. Carlson
University of Pittsburgh
Harold G. Olsen
Demonstration of game problems by officials at OSU event
Calvin Bolster of Pittsburgh and Frank Lane of Cincinnati were to present a problems demonstration during the afternoon. The Ohio State Reserve team would assist. Visiting coaches and officials would join Ohio State for the Ohio-Pittsburgh game tonight as a related gathering. A meeting of the Ohio High School Athletic Association was held alongside the basketball proceedings.
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Calvin Bolster
Pittsburgh
Frank Lane
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Wooster Dominates Elyria in Swim Meet Upset
Wooster swept Elyria 47 to 11 as J Vitale and P Vitale starred for Wooster while Redington and Milliren led Elyria. Elyria faced 13 ineligibilities this week weakening the squad for the opening meet with events showing Wooster wins in relay diving sprints and strokes.
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Mandy Schon
Elyria High
Wooster
P. Vitale
Redington
Milliren
Elyria
Amstur
Garshellie
Blake
J. Vitale
Crayton
McWilliams
Hall
Amstuz
Drabowski
Feron
Gutowski
Marietta defeats Rio Grande 47 to 18 in Marietta game
Marietta College overcame an early Rio Grande lead to win 47 to 18 at home. Regulars replaced substitutes after the opening minutes and the Pirates led 14 to 8 at halftime.
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Marietta Wallops
Rio Grande Marietta
Marietta College
Rio Grande
Marietta
Wooster Beats Findlay in First Meeting Basketball
Wooster opened strong and built an early lead to defeat Findlay College 50 to 19 in their inaugural basketball matchup played last night in Findlay. Northwest teams met Wooster for the first time in a game marked by Wooster’s fast start.
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Wooster
Findlay Findlay
Findlay College
Wooster and Findlay Players Lead Scoring
Miller led Wooster with 12 points while Hutton scored 11 for Findlay as the teams traded baskets in the contest.
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Miller
Wooster
Hutton
Findlay
Judgment Sought In Promissory Note Suit
In common pleas court yesterday afternoon Northern Ohio Reconstruction Company sought a judgment for 938.47 against John Celto Vetiz and others on a promissory note.
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Common Pleas Court
Northern Ohio Reconstruction Company
John Celtovetz
Minor in Florida Loses Vote Appeal
In Tallahassee the Florida Supreme Court denied Bernard R. Riley a voting appeal arguing he was married. The court held that Riley, as a minor, was not 21 years old and thus not eligible to vote, regardless of marriage.
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Tallahasse
Fla
Bernard R. Riley
Miami
State Supreme Court
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WLW
KDKEA
Amos ‘N' Andy
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WLS
WMAQ
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Little Jack Little
Doodlesuckers
Castle Farm Orchestra
Detroit
Uncle Neal
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Sally
University of Michiana
Theater of the Air
Florentine
Cadillac Orchestra
KDKA
Westinghouse Band
Travelers
Schenectady
Uncle Abe
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Repertory Singers
Salon Orchestra
Careless Love
Youngstown Weheen
Jones Family
Carney
Ruth
Mat
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Lulu Belle
Cheerio
Pat Haler
Patty Jean
Jean Carrol
Dorotha Beckleff
Radio Household Institute
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Hal Kemp
Lockharts
Gonodllers
U. S. Marine Band
Joe Baldi
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Gill's
Chester Zohn
Palace Lorain
Theatre
Lorain
Ohio
Warner Bros. Present
Featuring Lew Ayres
Napoleon
Ykin
Tal
Zelma O'Neal
America
Harold Lloyd
Schenck
Wooster Swamps
Sibley & Sprague
Vernon Ross
Crosley and Amrad
Furnace Street
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