United States Route 40 Detailed in Public Roads Report
The federal bureau outlines United States route 40 from Atlantic City to St. Marys Kansas as a 3205 mile, largely paved transcontinental highway. It covers fourteen states, highlights California and Colorado gold fields, Mormon Utah, and Brigham Young’s agricultural projects. Federal aid totals near 18 million dollars with extensive pavement and bridge work. winter closures occur in the Rockies and Sierra passes.
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Washington
Empire
Atlantic
Golden Gate
Ohio Valley
United States
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic City
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
California
Colorado
Utah
Brigham Young
Wilmington
Del
St. Marys
Kan
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Rockies
Sierras
Radio Program Schedule for Cleveland Stations
Radio listings from WTAM WEAR WHK WIJAY NBC Red and other Cleveland stations outline evening lineups. Emerson Gill and Joe Cantor orchestras perform. employment talks, baseball scores, weather guides, and standard time signals appear along with operatic and chamber music segments.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Emerson Gill
Bamboo Garden
Joe Cantor
Vincent H. Percy
Public Auditorium
Crystal Gazer and Orchestra
Ipana Troubadours
Goodrich Silvertown Quartet
Howard
National Grand Opera Company Ensemble
Alemory
Thurston
Bartinnck
West Commerce High School
Leon Ruddick
Board of Education
Ilorence E. Vv. Blodgett
D.C
Mandel Wadsworth Studios
Ace Brigade
Danceland
Salco
Morgan Sisters
Harold Dellon
Howard Melaney
Rose Seton
Ruth Warren Nickoff
Gertrude McConnell Dick
Jade Room
Lee Roth
Fenway Hall
K. L. Auten
Freddie Carlone
Rainbow Garden Orchestra
NBC Red
WEAF
United Press
Synagog
Emily Wooley
American Magazine Hour
WGY
WWJ
Spana Troubadours
Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Wwd
WAM
National Grand Opera
Hal Kemp
Hotel Manser
NBC Blue
WIZZ
Frank Whinengar
WJR
May Robinson
Sopra
Longine
Stefan Kazakevich
Bernard Gabrielle
John B. Kennedy
Beal Hober
Washington
Frederic William Whe
KDRA
May Singh Breen
Peter de Rose
Radio Schedule Highlights and Musical Guests
A late afternoon and evening radio lineup lists programs across stations WOR WADC WAIL WGHP and WBAI with orchestras led by Joe Chance and Bylerania Foresters performing. Acts include the Crusaders Neapolitans and the Columbia Phonograph Hour with the operetta Olivette featured in miniature segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bylrania Foresters
DKA
Philco
Longine
KDKA
Joe Chance
the Club Orchestra
Slumber_smusic
Columbia Chala
Reid
Neapolitans
P. m
Crusaders
WADC
WAIL
WGHP
Olivette
WAIU
Columbia Phonograph Hour
WAILU
WOHP
Byer
Orchestra
Witching Hour
Community Notes From Grafton Area May Gatherings
Grafton May 16 report lists Ira Star and sister Mrs. Ernest Bell visiting Tiffin via Castalia to view the Blue Hole. Weekend guests include Cleveland and Wooster visitors. Local circles meet for cafeteria dinner and dressmaking. Many families in Elyria, Litchfield, Green Springs, LaGrange, Cleveland attend dinners, church events, and May Day at Baldwin Wallace.
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Grafton
Ira Starkey
Ernest Bell
Doyle Bell
Normantown
West Virginia
R. C. Campbell
Tiffin
Castalia
Blue Hole
H. S. Emerson
Louise
Cleveland
Alfred Pfeiffer
Wooster
A. B. Pfeiffer
Henry Bennader
Lodi
J. D. Mennell
Belden
Lucy Myers
Mesdames Hattie Goodman
P. H. Rogers
Ette Kline
S. Davidson
Walter Williams
Wilemene Rising
John Koepke
Lizzie Airing
Lindale
Will Airing
Belle Bailey
Wade Johnson
LaGrange
Bailey Home
C. D. Lehman
Ladies Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
Litchfield
Irvin Klinect
Elyria
J. L. Law
Lee Mennell
Green Springs
Mennell
J. B. Lilley
Herron
Grace Park
Lorain
C. H. Johnson
Alta Johnson
Sheffield
Helen
Community Notes and Visits From Local Families
Agnes visited the Butternut Ridge cemetery. Many neighbors and relatives spent Mother's Day with family in Weymouth and Akron. Several outings, visits, and entertainments are listed, including church class gatherings at Mallet Creek and a Saturday social. Radio station listings end the note with times for WEAF, WJZ, and WOR broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Butternut Ridge
Frank Cragin
E. Z. Worden
Weymouth
Thos
Trembath
Akron
Ethel Howard
Harold Whitcomb
Lakewood
F. W. Howard
L. M. Obitts
Elyria
Vina Bloomfield
J. D. Obitts
Geo. Forbes
Iberia
John Kemp
Abbeville
Earl Cragin
Henry Wise, Sr
Belden
Earl Shuster
Mildred
LaGrange
Peter Shuster
Elmer Evang
Cleveland
Ars. Shuster
M. E
Mallet Creek
Pauline Myers
Geo. Myers
Router
Swartz
Parker
Chamberlain
Guy Jenny
Benedict
Loretta Benedict
Clyde Benedict
Ginghery
Perkins
Bolton
Clay
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press previews radio features from WJZ at 3:00 EST Maxwell Hour broadcasting live from Polo Grounds. Championship bout Mandell versus McLarnin headlines the program.
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United Press
WJZ
Maxwell Hour
Mandell Vs. Mclarnin
The
Polo Grounds
Loans to Children Spur Poultry Start in San Benito
San Benito Texas business leaders through the Chamber of Commerce and county farm bureau are distributing 100000 baby chicks to children in surrounding agricultural communities. Bankers accept the notes of youth in payment for 100 chicks, with instructions to raise the flock to market age and sell the fryers to repay the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Benito
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
County Farm Bureau
Digestive and Liver Powder Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement for Dr. Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder touts rapid relief for stomach trouble and indigestion. It includes a testimonial from Harriet M. Gross of Eric PA and urges readers to request a free sample from The Jackson Medicine Company in Zanesville Ohio. It promises relief from gas, heartburn, headaches, and other symptoms and claims wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jackson
Rassy
Harriet M. Gross
Eric
Bank and Pallets Spark Livestock Training Encouragement
A historical note shows bankers and business leaders urging youths to enter the livestock trade. It mentions ongoing programs to provide encouragement toward farm careers, with instructors and mentors guiding boys toward future responsibilities in agriculture.
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Ighway Guts Agro Waoley
West Bridge and Water Streets
Lambert Murphy
Lucy Seeabelle Marsh
New York
WRC
U. S. Marine Band
WOR
Newark
Choir Invisible
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Oberlin Road
C. H. Hall
Holland Vaporaire
Holland
Dan
Bea
Holland Furnace Company
East Avenue
Telephone
Holland, Michigan
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Philadelphia
Middle Ave
Ohio Public Service
Broad Street
Kolinski & Standen
Elyka Say
Trusi Bldg
Darit
A. C. Set
A. C
Atwater Kent
A. C. Owt
A.C
Particuk
Eeven A. C
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