Brown orders ballots held in Ohio primary contest
Secret ary of State Clarence J. Brown ordered impounding all ballots from the May 10 primary and recertification by county boards to allow a complete recheck of the contest between Col. Thomas J. Herbert and L. T. Palmer for one Republican at large seat. The move prompted speculation Brown might challenge the governorship result, though no irregularities were cited. Brown said the order speaks for itself and ballots could be destroyed at midnight June 9 once official figures are compiled.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Clarence J. Brown
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
L. T. Palmer
Middletown
Palmer
Herbert
Ohio
Brown
David &. Ingalls
Ingalls
Statehouse
Blanchester
Radio Programs Across Cleveland Stations Saturday Schedule
Cleveland area radio listings for WHE WGAR WABO WGY NBC KDKA and others on Saturday June 4 in EST. Program blocks include baseball resumes band performances orchestras soloists talk segments and public affairs with times spanning early morning to late night. Notable acts include Abe Lyman's Band Isham Jones' Band Art Cook's Orchestra Larry Funk's Band and George Olsen's Band among many others.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Leo
Phil Barker
Art Cook
Abe Lyman
Vaughn de Leath
Excelsior
Lopez
Orch
Ruth Etting
Bend
Ed Day
Nut House
Larry Funk
Isham Jones
Orean
WTA
Waldorf-Astoria
Pick and Hammer
Amado
Goldbergs
Cyrle
Harlem Fantasy
Virge
George Olsen
Russ Columba
Merle Thorne
Kenyon College Singers
Stubby Gordon
Jack Rose
Ruddy Rogers
Don Amado
George Williams
Jack Miles
WGAR
Heart Songs
Metropolitan Trio
Don Gray
Johnston
Danger Fighters
Ben Selvin
Magiy
Tiny Baker
Joey Jones
Amos ‘N' Andy
Maldr Claire
Cancer
WABO
Frederick Wm
Wile
WGR
Freddie Rich
Musical Society
Army Band
Public Affairs Institute
Coral Islanders
Redman
Ballew
St. Moritz
Ball Room
Ted Brewer
NBC
D'Avray
Paris
Melody Trail
Pertl
Ralph Kirbery
WGY
Buddy Rogers
Amon
Andy
WLW
KDKA
Snoop
McCrary Brothers
Setley
Fields
Sodero
II Sonrad
Agnew
Akron Wadc
Belasco
Freddy Rich
Petree Ainger
Fashion Muricasoc
Lyman
Crazy Lyrd
H. Caldwel
Talk
Am Jones
Jar
Blic Affairs Institute
Comprehensive Radio Schedule Listing Performers and Programs
Radio schedule details for Cincinnati and WTAM outlets list numerous orchestras bands and acts by time and program. Notable entities include Netherland Orchestra Swiss Orchestra Georgia Wildcats Gene and Glenn Annabelle Jackson pianist Vincent Lopez's Orchestra and Carey Reser's Eskimos among many others. The long list outlines daily hour by hour programming with musical interludes weather and sports segments.
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WTAM
Sun Sp
Georgia Wildcats
Cheerio Ensemble
Gene
Glenn
Y Reid
Radio Household Institute
Annabelle Jackson
Thuso Mariani
George Washington
Jack and Jill
Jack Miles
George Willams
L.ai
Orl Astoria Orchestra
Wlev
Contralta
Ite Storia Orchestra
Baseball Flash
Moss
Jones
Goldberg
Golden Strings
National Radio Forum
Kay Donna
Russ Columbo
Vincent Lopez
Delicious Dreams at Dreamland Theater with Gaynor Farrell
Janet Gaynor plays a Scotch immigrant facing legal peril in Delicious a Fox romance at Dreamland Theatre The plot centers on her two suitors including Charles Farrell who befriends her but is misread as he pursues another woman The film opens tomorrow at Dreamland and draws on romantic drama praised for the stars’ performances
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Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Dreamland Theatre
Janet
America
Friedman's Orchestra and a Night of Radio Listings
The page lists a radio schedule with Friedman's Orchestra, Kaltenberg, Vaughn De Leath, Chandu, Dinner Music, Easy Aces, Bath Club Singin Sam, Kate Smith, The Street Singer, Adele Starr, Archie and Bertie, Tune Blenders, Chandu the Magician, Radio Jake Louten, and Art Cooks Orchestra. It presents times from 4 to 11:30 with multiple acts and programs, showing a varied evening of music, comedy, and magic.
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Friedman
V Kaltenberg
Vaughn de Leath
Sam
Kate Smith
Eaeo the Gloom Chasers
Paris
Boswell
Defies Officer and Arrest on East Avenue
Walter Root defied Police Officer Parker on East Avenue and insulted him at his porch. Parker took Root to the police station for unlawful intoxication and disorderly conduct. Root was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor W H Van Aster. Earlier, Parker intervened in a street argument at East Avenue and Broad Street, then followed Root home where he provoked the officer. A crowd gathered as Root performed an unsolicited song on Broad Street before arrest.
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Walter Root
East Avenue
Parker
Root
W. H. van Aster
Broad Street
St Agnes Baseball Heads to Lorain for Hoff man Barbers Duel
The St Agnes team travels to Lorain Sunday to face the Hoffman Barbers at Oakwood Park. Either Coen or Maiden will pitch for the locals with Dewald catching. Game time is 2 30.
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St-Agnes
Wiil
Lorain
Hoffman Barbers
Oakwood Park
Coen
Maiden
Dewald
Big Prize List For Toledo Race Meet
The Toledo Driving Club announced Grand Circuit meetings from July 11 to 21, spanning 12 sessions across nine evenings and two matinees. Over 40,000 in purses will be distributed across four races each night, drawing entries from 20 states and Canada, with about 600 horses expected to compete. The meet opens July 11 as ladies night, featuring a 2,500 purse for the champion three year old trotters, and on July 14 a top slate Free For All Pace will feature 10 of the fastest pacers, many with sub two minute averages, set to race.
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Toledo
Toledo Driving Club
Thurssia
States
Canada
Economic Ohio Derby Favorite at Bainbridge
Economic, the Derby pace setter from Kentucky, was the favorite in the eighth Ohio State Derby at Bainbridge. The 1 1/16 mile race for three year olds drew 39 nominations with 11 starters. Open Hearth and Springsteel trailed with 2 to 1 odds.
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Cleveland
Ecoremi
Bainbridge
Ohio Wesleyan Caps B. A. A. Baseball Title
Ohio Wesleyan wins the Buckeye Conference baseball title with a four and two record for the season. Ohio University and Cincinnati tied for second, but Cincinnati had one more game.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio University
Cimcinary
Cincinnati
Cincinnati man beg ing campaign for governorship
Cincinnati man William Fighting Bill McAlpine launches a Progressive ticket bid for Ohio governor from Columbus on June 4. He pledges to defeat Ingalls and Governor White with no money, counting on occasional sausage rings, cream drinks, and donated gasoline. He recalls past wages and outfits while seeking a suitable driver and cook for his trailer campaign.
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Columbus
William
Fighting Bill) McAlpine
Cincinnati
McAlpine
Ingalls
White
Bill
M A. Degre
Ohio State
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Canadian state builds structure while culture leans on founders
Canadians have established a strong political and economic framework yet culture remains rooted in British and French heritage. Extravagance marks a neighbor's spending. More wife-made men than self-made men, and a sport metaphor notes chances of placing second or third. Miami has two wins and four losses.
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Great Britain
France
Miami
Big Five Batting Summary From Five At Bats
Babe Ruth belted a home run and a double in five appearances but produced no runs. Lou Gehrig hit four homers driving in six runs in six at bats. Al Simmons scored twice on passes in four plate appearances. Hack Wilson hit a home run and a single for two scores in five plate appearances. Bill Terry did not play.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Wife of Mayor Miller Injured in Sandusky Auto Crash
Mrs. Ruth Miller wife of Mayor Ray T Miller sustained a fractured collar bone and severe bruises in a car crash seven miles west of Sandusky late Friday Mayor Miller had minor injuries Jerry Miller and Don Miller were uninjured and the party was en route to Notre Dame commencement in South Bend Indiana A rear tire blew out near Crystal Rock on Route 12 caused the vehicle to leave the road and Mrs Ray Miller to be thrown against the car side
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Cleveland
Ruth Miller
Ray T. Miller
Sandusky
Miller
Jerry Miller
Don Miller
Ohio State University
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Miller Brothers
Crystal Rock
Route 12
Ray Muller
Peach Leaf Curl Damages Ohio Peach Trees
Peach leaf curl is harming peach trees in parts of Ohio. Extension horticulturist F H Beach says the disease appears where dormant spray for curl control was late or not applied. Once the season starts, the disease cannot be cured, but nitrogenous fertilizers may minimize damage.
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Columbius
F. H. Beach
Ohio State University
Beach
Ohio Wesleyan Trustees Elect New Board Member
Delaware June 4. Ohio Wesleyan University announces one new member elected to its board of trustees as part of the Delaware campus governance. The appointment broadens representation among university leaders and strengthens oversight of academic programs and community partnerships.
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Delaware
Board of Trustees of
Ohio
Wesleyan Trustees Re-elected and Board Changes At June Meeting
Wesleyan re-elected two trustees-at-large and named Ernest W. Hill and Fred L. Rosemond to continued terms. Bishop H. Lester Smith of Cincinnati was chosen to replace Bishop Herbert Welch on the board. D. Annakin of Indiana State Teachers College was appointed to cover Dr. Charles W. Coulter’s duties through January while he studies labor conditions in Central Africa. The note on record about a fig tree and thorn appears as a separate, nonessential fragment.
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Coulter
Central Africa
Two Bank Robbers Get Live Terms Caldwell Ohio
Two of three men convicted in a $10,000 Noble County National Bank robbery received life sentences in Ohio Penitentiary. Judge C. O. De saved Peter Chardish from life, sentencing him to 30 years, while Pete Hollick aged 32 and Donald Walters aged 22 were given life terms.
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Caldwell
Noble County National Bank
Ohio Penitentary
C. O. de
Pete Hollick
Donald Walters
Peter Chardish
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Capitol Sunday
Edward G. Robinson
Vivienne Osborne
J. Carrol Nash
Capitol Theatre
Smith Ballew
University of Cincinnati
Netherland Orchestra
Castle Farm
Theater of the Air
Pietra
Doodlesockers Q—Netherland Orchestra
Gibson Orchestra
Mondar
Academy of Medicine
Ben Alley
Ethel
Harry
P.M
George Hall
Clara Gaiser Linder
Sam Praeger
Arthur Jarrett
Eton Bos
Danece
Theatre Frolte
Madge Evans
Una Merkel
Ralph Graves
EI Brendel
Doc. Rockwell
Tom Tyler
Man From
New Mexico
Rivali
Kane Richmond
Ramon Novarro i7
St. Agnes
Hoffman
Ohio Derby
Gapitol
Sky Bride
Robinson
Aera
AY Kigbee
Hollywood Lights
Universal News
Kenneth Lea
Capitol Organ
Washington
Detroit
Cooper
Buck Jones
Miriam Seegar
Lightning Warrior
the Pawn
Rex Lease
Vera Reynolds
Sheldon Lewis
Micha Aver
Pops the
Duke
Buffalo Bill
Toby
Marion Shelling
Rex Bell
National Capitol
Just For Fun
Avon Park Pavillion
French Creek
Hamly‘s
Sapual Ano
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
The
Elyria Savings, Pany
Elyra
Rorya
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