Evening Radio Schedule of Shows and Guests
A dense list of program times and featured acts runs through the day and night. It includes Chief Red Bird Charm Progr Wayne Wast Health Spot Hungarian Progr Tin Pan Alley and many named performers such as Gene LaValle Joan Abber Josephine Gibson Mickey McCarirth Ethel and Ben Fields and Hall Bennett Sisters Al and Pete John Aida and Amos n Andy plus Warden Lawes and Hollywood Talk.
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Red Bird
Wayne Wast
Dick and
Harry
Tin Pan Alley
Board of Educa
Aloha Trio
Gene LaValle
Cousin Paul
Usacla Clyde
Botta
Chief Red Bird
Sten
Wm. Meader
Betty
Bob
Mary Sothern
Educa
Terry and
Ted
EiNs Vander Py
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Stubby Gordon
Planta
Danzer
Paradise
Penthouse Party
Lanny Ross
Warden Lawes
C. Thomas
Hollywood Talk
Mdme
Sylvia
Coburn
Avon Club Entertained in Elyria Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stang hosted Avon A. and E. club members at their Elyria home. High score prizes went to Mrs. John Alten, Frank Boylan, Miss Katherine Schneider, Thomas Schneider, Mrs. Spaeth, and John Alten. Seventeen guests shared a five course luncheon after cards. Mr and Mrs Phil Gerhart invite the group to their home April 1 to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs Waiter McAllister assisted as hosts.
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McAllister
Regular club meeting scheduled at home on April 13
The club will hold its regular meeting at a member's home on April 13. Attendees will discuss upcoming activities and plan for the season.
The Man Who Reclaimed His Head Opens at Rivoli
Theatres announce opening tomorrow of a film about an international munitions ring. Claude Rains, Joan Bennett and Lionel Atwill head the cast in the feature presented at the Rivoli Theatre.
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Rivoli Theatre
Claude Rains
Joan Bennett
Lionel Atwill
Shirley Temple in The Little Colonel at Capitol Theatre
Five year old Shirley Temple showcases acting singing and dancing talents in The Little Colonel at the Capitol Theatre with Lionel Baxymora co starring.
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Shirley Temple
Little Colonel
Capitol Theatre
Lionel Bar Xymora
Long-Serving Mill Beams Reused in Ash Tray Craft
In Methuen Massachusetts Arthur Atkinson salvages oak beams from a cider mill razed on the Town Farm property. The beams had stood in the mill since 1843 and are repurposed into wooden ash trays.
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Methuen
Mass
Arthur Atkinson
Atkinson
Domestic workers face tough hours and wages in city homes
In a Women’s City Club meeting five workers described harsh conditions, long hours, and low pay in private households. They urged a nine to ten hour day, daily leisure, and regular weekly pay, while noting fear of losing jobs and lack of organization among housemaids amid a global currency and trade backdrop. The piece links domestic labor strife to broader U S Japan Britain price and currency tensions fueling living standards and wages.
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New York
Women's City Club of
Japan
China
United States
Great Britain
Global economic decline outpaces wartime sacrifice
The piece notes shrinking living standards worldwide as economies falter. It argues marching soldiers and nationalist rhetoric fail to avert economic collapse, underscoring a broader crisis beyond battlefield actions.
Avon Lake Child Sings on WGAR Radio in Cleveland
Avon Lake, March 26. Little Jean Arnold four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Airwell sang over WGAR Cleveland Saturday morning.
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Avon Lake, CO
Jean Arnold
Herbert Airwell
WGAR
Cleveland
Score Bridsa Club entertained at Dechant home
The Score Bridsa Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dechant's home Saturday evening with guests Mrs. A J Hain Mrs Hush Kane and Mr and Mrs Wm Bowman. High scores were posted by Mrs M Kane Jame Tomer Mrs Dechant and Mrs Ralph Morrison. Refreshments served. Next meeting in three weeks at Mr and Mrs Eugene Herman.
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Bridsa Club
Edward Dechant
A. J. Hain
Hush Kane
Wm. Bowman
M. Kane
Jame Tomer
Dechant
Ralph Morrison
Eugene Herman
Fortnightly Club hosts meeting and prize awards
Members of the Fortnightly Club met Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Drake. Prizes were awarded first to Mrs Curtis Duff and Wm Hinz second to Mrs Drake and Curtis Duff. Lunch was served. The next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Wm Hinz. Mrs Barth entertained a group of girls Sunday afternoon in honor of the thirteenth birthday.
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Howard Drake
Curtis Duff
Wm. Hinz
Drake
State Accountant Under Suspension
State Accountant Frank Brothers, head of the Bureau of Accounting for the State Conservation Division, is suspended as auditors review the bureau's books. Conservation Commissioner Reinhart said the suspension began about a week ago and that examiners from State Auditor Tracy's office are scrutinizing records. Brothers, a 1925 appointee formerly of Marion, has served three weeks and Reinhart declined to elaborate. Lawrence Woodell, from Ravenna, replaced Reinhart two weeks ago but stayed to train Woodell.
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Columbus, O
Frank Brothers
Bureau of Accounting
State Conservation Division
Bureau
William H. Reinhart
Brothers
Joseph T. Tracy
Marion
Reinhart
Lawrence Woodell
Ravenna
Woodell
Birthday Party Honors Alice's Daughter With Gifts and Games
A party celebrated the anniversary of her daughter Alice with guests including Carolyn Trigalet Esther Lorenz Vivian Horwedel Mary Koebl Bernice Goebl Patricia Black and Betty McCambell. Games and contests entertained attendees. Prizes went to Vivian Horwedel Bernice Goebl and Esther Lorenz. Alice received many gifts. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs Barth.
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Alice
Carolyn Trigalet
Esther Lorenz
Vivian Horwedel
Mary Koebl
Bernice Goebl
Patricia Black
Betty McCambell
Barth
Avon's Walker Family Fetes Guests from Cleveland and Avon
Howard Walker and family joined by Mr and Mrs Albert Walker and son Gordon visited Mr and Mrs Harry Crandall in Clarksfield on Sunday. Nearby, John Pollack and family from Cleveland were guests of his mother. The Pedersens hosted guests from Fairview and Cleveland, including Gale Smith and Rutheda, while other Cleveland visitors attended from Lakewood and Rocky River.
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Howard Walker
Albert Walker
Gordon
Avon
Harry Crandall
Clarksfield
Crandall
John Pollack
Cleveland
Kuba
Carl Pedersen
Gale Smith
Rutheda
Fairview
Frank Smith
Ed. Garth
Jess Barto
Lakewood
Lee Walker
Daisy Martin
Eugene Herman
Jeanne
Fred Stebick
Jimmy
Curtis Duff
Vern Jaycox
Burrell
D. Martin
Josephine Schuster
Mary Schuster
Rocky River
Greenland Ice Recedes Northward Over 37 Years
Explorers report evidence that Greenland ice-fields have receded north by about three quarters of a mile over thirty seven years, signaling long term glacial retreat and climate change indicators.
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Greenland
Crumbling White Cement Traffic Line Draws Attention
At the adjourned city council meeting Councilman Khe mer Nelson highlighted the breaking cement traffic line along the new brick pavement on Middle Avenue. He showed a sample under half an inch thick and urged an inspector be assigned to ensure the cement reaches 1 1-2 inches as contracted. The issue was referred to the streets and sidewalks committee.
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Khemer Nelson
Middle Aves Mest
Toz Council
Roe lays unusually large egg in Palouse field
In Palouse Washington Bruce Margott reports his roe produced an egg measuring 11 1 4 inches in circumference and weighing 1 ounce The novelty is noted as a rare farming curiosity in the local area.
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Palouse, Wash
Bruce Margott
Mrs Wells Sees Third Wisdom Tooth Cut Since Christmas
Camden reports 80 year old Mrs Sarah Wells says she is approaching maturity as she cuts her second wisdom tooth since last Christmas. Her dentist calls it a remarkable dental milestone for a senior citizen.
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Camden
Sarah Wells
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