Radio Schedule Highlights by City and Station
A detailed listing of radio programs across multiple stations in Cleveland and surrounding areas for Monday, July 11. Entries include performances by Hazel McGlorey and the Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, continued music blocks, talk segments, and serials on WAM WHAF WGY WWJ and other affiliates with times ranging from early afternoon to late night.
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Cleveland
Hazel McGlorey
Waldorf-Astoria
Wis
Thomas L. Stix
h—The
Goldbergs
Golden Strings
Richard Crooks
Horlick
Gypsies
National Radio Forum
Wylies
Stratford Orchestra
Amndo
Jack Miles
Skippy
Chendu
Bing Crosby
Round Towners
Kate Smith
Gloom Chasers
Alica Sheldon
Mills Brothers
Paris
Boswell Sisters
lAdventures
Don Quick
Symphony Orchestra
Archie and
Bertie
Austin
Chandu
Magician
Jake
Deebin
Perkin
Wear
Locksmith
Lowell Thomas
Johnston
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Merle Jacobs
Olsen
J. Benny
Whispering Jack Smith
Amos
Andy
Rochester Symphony
Iitt
Larry Funk
Merle Jacob
WAC
Waldorf-Astona
WGY
Donald Nevis
Harriet Lee
Kay Donna
Lopez
Lee
Randy Rogers
WIT
Arnas ‘Nn
KCA
McCrary Brothers
Master
Moore
CBS
Vaughn de Leath
George Hall
Tito Guzer
WGR
Ball Room
Arnheim
Akron Wag
Funnyboners
Tito
Sam
Colonel and
Bud
Manhattan Serenaders
Barlow
Charles Carlile
Freddie Martin
Sissle
Duchin
Richmian
Cincinnati
WLW
A.M
Sigenan Station
Wal
Sun UN
Cheerio
Morning Glee Club
Our Daily Bread
Radio Household Institute
U. S. Army Band
Home Circle
George Washington
Jack and Jill
Moss and Jones
Jack Petti’s.Orchestra
Decorators Club
Dorothy Berliner
Chas
Gilbert Spross
Jones
Jack Milas
Ray Perkins
The
Blackstone Plantation
Ed Wynn
Russ Columbo
Opry House
Larry Revell
Time
Theatre of the Air
Whiteman
Don Amado
Jack Bichles
WTAM
Lost Star Back Believed at Sea Hunt for Lions in Africa
A vaudeville star Borrah Minnievitch returns to New York with a crew hired at 40 dollars per day. Their voyage led to a treasure hunt with fourteen guests including Gladys Welton and Elizabeth Hulse. The party featured games, gifts, and birthday wishes for honoree George Pallas.
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France
Africa
Borrah Minnievitch
New York
Minnevitch
Gladys
Emily Welton
Elizabeth Hulse
Helen Boynton
Margaret Baetz
Anna Haag
Florence Fatz
Bob Taylor
Harry Caywood
Louis Hecock
Clyde
Richard Miller
Henry Burton
George Pallas
George
Four H clubs meet on Lake Avenue in July
July 11 and July 14 gatherings at Lake Avenue featured the Triple Four H Clothing Club and the Triple S Four H Sewing Club meeting at local homes and the Lake Avenue School. Members and guests planned picnics at Century Park, with sewing, refreshments, and games described.
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Lake Avenue
Elizabeth Hale
Willow Denger II
Willow Denger
Catherine
Frances Heycock
Catherine Naughton
Elaine Cole
Opal Scott
Olive Spore
Helen Boynton
Margaret Baetz
Emily Konrad
Elizabeth Hulse
Croskey
Century Park
Willow
Alice Denger
Triple S
Lake Avenue School
Christine Higgins
Betty Kelley
Mary Jean Croskey
Eleanor Thellman
Doris Gall
Virginia Strickler
Mong Shrrouck
Hazel Behnke
Margaret Conred
Ruby June Miller
Lars Walkden
Muriel Denger
Ellen Spore
Helen Naughton
Norma Crandall
Alice Crandall
Margaret Tak
Lord's Army
Lake Avenue Bible School
Harry Shyrock
Bob Taylor
Myron Schmidtkons
Dai
Wayne
Chester Hogan
Richard
Clyde Miller
Richard Gall
Fred Bonney
Randall and Miller Enter Akron Pro-Am Tourney
Spring Valley pro Bob Randall and amateur Steve Miller compete in a pro-amateur event today at Portage County Club in Akron. Randall is paired with Miller as the field begins play.
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Randall, Miller
Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Portage County Club
Akron
Randall
Steve Miller
Star Spring Valley
Record field grows for Ohio Amateur pro am at Akron
Akron Ohio July 11 portage country club hosts the 18 role pro amateur tourney on the eve of the Late Amateur championship. Organizers report the largest qualifying field in 29 years with more than 170 amateurs already entered and totals possibly surpassing 206 as entries continue. The event offers a $1 starter in the championship last year.
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Akron. O
Ohio
Portage Country Club
Reid
Nurmi Injured on Way to Los Angeles
Paavo Nurmi, famed Olympian, may miss his fourth Games after suffering a mysterious ankle injury en route from New York to Chicago. He is suspended by the International Amateur Federation and appeared at Dyche Stadium in Evanston with a stole ankle and limp that prevented training as the Finnish team heads to California.
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Chicago
Paavo Nurmi
Los Angeles
New York
Nurmi
Dyche Stadium
Evanston
California
Prison camp mistreatment charges shock Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida two guards Captain George Courson and Solomon Higgenbotham face fall trials on first degree charges over the death of Arthur Maillefort 19 year old New Jersey prisoner found in a sweat box after prolonged abuse. Witnesses grand juries describe severe flogging hunger and confinement as the death toll rises and guards remain free on bond.
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Jacksonville
Fla
New Jersey
George Courson
Solomon Higgenbotham
Bayard, Flg
Arthur Maillefort
Maillefert
Grand Jury
Florida
Hell
Gillette Razor Inventor Dies at 87 in California
Emmy C Gillette safety razor inventor and manufacturer died at his Calabasas ranch early Sunday at age 87 Funeral services planned tentatively for Wednesday will be private He is survived by his wife formerly Atlanta Gaines of Willoughby Ohio and son King Gillette Jr who were with him at death credited with making safety razors a household word.
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Los Angeles
Emmy C. Gillette
Calabasas
Gillette
Atlanta B. Gaines
Lot Willoughby
Ohio
King
Gillette. Jr
Gunmen grab 1700 at Cleveland card party
Six gunmen, two masked, raided a Cleveland card party at the home of Frank England Sunday and fled with more than 1700 in cash and jewelry from 30 guests. Ten women at a separate table were not molested.
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Cleveland
Frank England
Admitted 49 Robberies by Two Bedford Men in Cleveland
Robert Cannon aged 22 and James Carl 26 both of Bedford have admitted 49 robberies, police say. They will be placed in lineups at Central Police Station to be viewed by victims. Carl previously served as deputy constable of Twinsburg Township.
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Cleveland, O
Robert Cannon
James Carl
Bedford
Central Police Station
Carl
Twinsburg Township
Freckles from Our Gang to Appease Elyria Fans
The Gentry Brothers Famous Shows announce a July 18 Elyria appearance featuring Freckles from Our Gang. Jackie Ray, known as Hoo Ray, travels with the act to film Toby of the Circus while meeting fans. Freckles enjoys mingling with townsfolk and will share rides on his pony after performances with safety attendants for younger children.
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Gentry Brothers
Elyria
Kid
Freckles
Our Gang
Jackie “Hoo
Ray
Toby of
Ohio National Guard Camp Held With Parade and Horsemanship
July 11 at Camp Perry saw about 6000 persons attend a Sunday program featuring horsemanship and athletic displays. Ravenna’s Regimental headquarters troop performedCos sack stunts while cavalry outfits from several cities executed mounted drills. Col. Gilson D. Light of Toledo reviewed the 148th. Vespers and band music closed the day.
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Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Parsons
Ravenna
Gilson D. Light
148Th
Toledo
Tree planting hits yearly high on state lands
Harrisburg reports show the State Department of Forests and Waters recorded a new high in tree planting this year. The department planted 1,296,000 seedlings and transplants in state forests, with other state agencies adding 294,000 trees on hospital sanatorium penitentiary and school sites.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Forests and Waters
Forestry Department
Liberal Plan Aims United Progressive Party in 1933
At Cleveland on July 11 1931 Liberal leaders outlined plans to unite Socialists Farmer-Laborites and other progressives into a single political party for 1933. Norman Thomas would receive the league’s endorsement for president with a push for public ownership of utilities federal relief banking reform and disarmament. A debate over endorsing communist candidates highlighted the session with Dr John Dewey opposing Browder as a tactics issue. The platform urged constitutional settlement of prohibition and criticized major parties for diverting attention from economic issues.
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Cleveland
America
United Party
League For Independent Political Action
League
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Socialist Party
Norman
James Maurer
William Rk, Browder
Chicago
U. S
John Dewey
Columbia University
Chaiman
Manitou Debates Tourist Parking On Narrow Streets
In Manitou Colorado city officials debate how to ease tourist parking on the towns narrow main streets. Council member proposals include a tourist parking lot a keep moving plan banning street parking and urging residents to keep their cars off the streets to ease congestion while Manitou towns largest summer industry seeks space for vehicles.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Manitou
Maniton
Houston High School Valedictorian Graduates with 106 Percent Rank
McIntosh earned a 106 per cent rank for her four year course at Houston High School and recently graduated as valedictorian of her class.
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McIntosh
Houston High School
Good Sport Opens At Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland Theatre presents Good Sport opening tomorrow. The film targets women with guidance on handling suspected infidelity, offering advice on how to tackle philandering husbands and detailing the unscrupulous sisterhood of gold diggers.
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Dreamland Theatre
Tark Horse Now on Capitol Screen
The first presidential year political film to reach the local screen is The Dark Horse at the Capitol Theatre. A tiny comedy drama, it follows a dumbbell nominee for governor and a high powered promoter rescued from alimony prison, amid political satire and mistaken ballots.
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Dark Horse
Capitol Theatre
Warren William
Michigan scientists to leave for Greenland
A party of University of Michigan scientists led by Prof Ralph Belknap will depart for Greenland this summer to spend 12 months studying the Cornell Glacier. The team includes students Max Demorest Evans Schmeling and Herbert Garaner. Belknap will direct ice movement research and aerological studies.
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Michigan
Greenland
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Ralph Belknap
Max Demorest
Evans Schmeling
Herbert Garaner
Cornell Glacier
Belknap
Gardner surveys Wandel Land nunataks for climate data
Botanist Gardner will spend most of his time studying plant life on nunataks while pilots lift balloons to record temperature, pressure, humidity, and wind. Wandel Land north of the glacier will be surveyed and mapped as part of the expedition.
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Gardner
Wandel Land
Glacier
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