43 Miners Stage Sitdown Strike Ask More Pay
Forty three miners 1350 feet underground at Lehigh Navigation Coal Company's Colliery in Coaldale Pa went on a sit down strike to press higher wages. The men halted work on the eighth level the shaft's lowest point after refusing to begin new breasts openings. State Mine Inspector Clements urged safety and no property damage while observers noted reduced production. A separate note from Pottsville Pa reports a cabbage quintuplet grown by local gardener Herman T. Thomas. Toledo Ohio will publish a centennial book This Is Toledo to be released Sept 17 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaldale
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
William J. Clements
Radio Programs and Musical Lineup Listing Daily Schedule
A dense radio schedule lists programs and time stamps across stations KC and WGAR. It names hosts such as Jack Armstrong Andy and Uncle Ezra, bands like The Fidler Band and Thurn Band, and features News Sports Music and Studio segments with various entertainers including Eddie Duchin Cantor and Mary Sothern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armatrong
Orphan Annis
Lowell Thomas
Ames
Andy
Uncle Ezra
Warne King
Town Hall
Fidler
Thurn Band
Community club and church events listed for tonight and Friday
Local notices show meetings and activities across multiple towns. East Carlisle hosts an executive committee gathering with Mr and Mrs E D Anton while Eaton hosts a chicken supper at the church. Lagrange, Lake Avenue, Vincent and other communities list Grange, PTA, church, and social club meetings with dates and hosts. Friday brings Girl Scouts, T V gatherings, Tureen suppers, receptions, and community fairs across Avon Lake Grafton Rochester Pittsfield and Wakeman with various organizers and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
East Carlisle
E. D. Anton
Eaton—Ladies Aid
Lagrange—F. & A. M
Lake Avenue
Markley
Grafton
Edith Howard
Grapton
Floyd Zaharias
Huntington—Grange
Grange Hall
Lagrange — Workers Conference
M. E
Karl Kolinski
Lagrange—Wistarla Club
George Woodruff
Woman's Ass'n
Everett Croskey
North Elyria
Litchfield
Masonic Hall
North Olmsted
Ladies Aid
Congregational Church
Ridgeville
Knights of St. John
St. Peter's Auditorium
Rochester—Center Aid Society
Clinton Franks
Iva Kinter
Friendship Club
Red Cross
Belden
Bibie Ciasa Fin
The
Fear
Carl Seckt
L. Pp
Jueli E. Lorain
Avon Lake
Park Hall
Brighton
W. Cc. T. TV
Manette Kenney
Herrickave
West
Wellington
Rochester
Clarksfield
Methodist
H. H. Patrick
Pittsfield
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Harvey Breyley
Brighton High School Paper Staff Announced
Members of the sophomore class selected to publish the Brighton High School paper include Virginia Hines as editor in chief George Gemmel as managing editor Dixie Draper and Emil Gemmel as business managers Alma Jewett George Gemmel and Gerritt Harvey as literary editors Donald Cassell George Sweda and Laurie Hanes as reporters Melvin Bursler George Sweda and Marilyn McDonald as sports reporters Viola Snyder and Donald Cassel as jokes and comics Edna Mae Jones Harold Burdue and Gerritt Harvey as stencil makers Alma Jewett Viola Snyder and Emil Gemmel as mimeograph operators William Davidson trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton High School
Virginia Hines
George Gemmel
Dixie Draper
Emil Gemmel
Alma Jewett
Gerritt Harvey
Donald Cassell
George Sweda
Laurie Hanes
Melvin Bursler
Marilyn McDonald
Viola Snyder
Donald Cassel
Edna Mae Jones
Harold Burdue
William Davidson
Trping
Morning Radio Schedule Mixed with Local Ads and Names
A dense OCR of a radio market report lists WTAM 1070 programs and times, with many station promos and sponsor names. The fragment catalogs show Morning Madd, Wake Up, Women & News, Harpstrings, Board of Due, Market Report, and various serials, ads, and program notes centered on local offerings and personalities. It reads as a jumble of time stamps, show titles, and performer names, reflecting a busy station day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Landt Trio
Mra. Wiggs
As-John's
David Diaram
Tim
Armchair
Playhouse Inter
Pepper Yvonne S
Ma Perkins
Vic and
Sade
the O'Neil
Lorenzo Jones
Guiding Light
AISA
Mary Marlin
Aiis
Art Museum
Jack Armatrong
Orphan Annie C
Radio News
Lowell Thomas
Antos
Andy
Leis Miller
Vocational agriculture class in Kipton tours farms and silo projects
Kipton SCF 701 district reports enrollment of 1 boys studying farm crops. They visited F. E. Sharp farm to study silo filling and Urbanski farm with a tile silo under construction, plus a corn field inspection. A wiener roast with FFA members and locals followed. The Girls Glee Club organized with 25 girls enrolled and first performance set for October 8 at the school fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. News
Kipton
Vocational Agriculture Department
F. E. Sharp
Urbanski
Robert Front
H. W. Baetz
Carl Deeds
Studio talk and the juggling of roles in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip reports on a starlet overreacting to a minor cast member’s role while the director explains the need to stress every part for a successful film. Norma Shearer and Joan Crawford are cited, along with a veteran actor recalling hard times and the desire for a break in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
William Powell
Paul Muni
Joan Crawford
Community Notes On Family Visits In Cleveland Area
Ww Perkins reports Mrs. James Lewis visited sister Miss Gladys Berg of Elyria for several days. Mrs. Howard Ringler from Cleveland called on her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Betts recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Myers
A. C. Neidhardt
Spencer
A. L. Scheid
Emma Brumby
Allen Hospital
Rawson McCotter
Omaha
Nebraska
Sarah McCotter
George Miller
F. C. Puder
Erwin Johns
Collins
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Albert Plas
Elyria
J. N. Weber
Leo Reynolds
Ostego
Michigan
Marilyn Calkins
Perkins
James Lewis
Gladys Berg
Howard Ringler
Cleveland
C. J. Betts
Studio saga and lunch break on set with Tracy and Borzage
A lively studio scene unfolds as Spencer Tracy ghosts a scene and heads to lunch while Frank Borzage commands the set. The piece notes publicity quips about Gypsy Rose Lee and a speculation on Herbert Marshall and Edna Best. An anecdote recalls Ann Sothern and a trout-plot, ending with a long road trip by a prop man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toull Uke
Darryl Zanuck
Louise Hovick
Gypsy Rose Lee
Louisa Hovick
New York
Hollywood
Ann Sothern
Miss Sothern
Sierras
Ann
Mos
Miss Woodworth Shifts Radio Talk To Oct 12 Over NBC
Oberlin notes Miss Marguerite Woodworth dean of women now scheduled to speak on the Lets Talk It Over program from 3 15 to 3 45 pm Monday Oct 11 moved to Tuesday Oct 12 at the same time due to the World Series broadcast. The program will discuss co educational life over the past century and profile Miss Alice Little and Miss Janice Rudd with family connections to Oberlin roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Marguerite, Woodworth
National Broadcasting Company
Woodworth
Ufe
Alice Little
Mien Janice Rudd
Miss Little
Oberlin College
Miss Rudd
Caroline Mary Rudd
That Certain Woman Opens at Capitol Theatre
Theatres Tribulations of a gangster's widow are pictured in That Certain Woman starring Bette Davis at the Capitol Theatre, opening Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Bette Davis
They Gave Him a Gun stars at Lincoln Theatre
Spencer Tracy Gladys George and Franchot Tone lead the cast in They Gave Him a Gun opening Thursday at the Lincol Theatre. The film centers on a surprising identity reveal and features a strong ensemble in a period drama from 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Tracy
Gladys George
Franchot Tone Head
Lincol Theatre
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Bulletin
Pottsville
Herman T. Thomas
Toledo
Capitol
Sylvia
Sidney
Joel Ancrea
Maly Aaya
Mickey
Rooney
Anne. Nagel
Shields
Board Pauley
William Goblo
Ken Murray
Oswald
Lincoln
Marx Bros
EN ‘ Gun
Eboar
Wary Treen Be
Pieters
Our Gang
WGAR
Hugh Johnson
Joan Edwards
Gil Gibbons
Vagabands Brigade Band
Studio Weems Band
sFollow Meom
Mary Sothern
Cinderella Sports News Crusaders
Andorn Musical Mom
Factfinder Poetic Melodi Hobby Lobby
Boake Carter Caemda
Eddie Cantor
Afontelanets
J. Dragonetts
Gang Busters
WCLE
Jim Valentine
Bob Newhall
Amon
Andy Lum
Abner Wayne
Mark Twain
Forwn Hall
Hit Parade
Tourist Abroad
P. Sullivan Spriggs Band
Rapp
Aenea
Orphan Annie
Sports Review
Appleberry
Jack Smirh
Orch
Vating
Sanders
Sky Melodies
Martin Bend Weems
Kostelanets
J. Dragonetta
Bromley
Beach Comber Splay
Wakeman
Royal Eldotread
U * Supply Co
WOLE
Leibert Ens
Kelly Mort
Marge
Materkins
Fepper
U. PB
Pete City Mission Bulletina
T Rich
Tony Cabooth
George Grifti
Edwin GH
Helen Trent
Our
Alr
Jack & Lor
Dalton Bros
Edith Bethel
Dalley’s Orch
B. Lew
Brokenshire
Bea
Fairfax
Blackstone
Sanctuary Law
Salerno
Helene Daniels
Etta Prey
Butelle
el Caballero
Jean King
Serena
Widder
Jone
Dr. Nurse Corget Artery
Glenn Darwin
Tom Max Franklin
Lewia Kroxen
Brown
Sidney Andorn
Tode
Paul “Douglas Safety
Hal
Enasy
Healam
Iugh Johnson
Kate Smith
Seger
Ae Lombardo
Saunders
Major Bowes
Chas, Shiffer
Streamline
Rev. Elkins Orch
Ralph Myers
Kent State College
Willys
Enernire
City Motors Company
East Avenue
Elyria, Ohio
Jimmie Fidler
Twentieth Century-Fox
Dizzy Dean
Frank Borzage
Spence
Borrage
Mr. Tracy
Borzage
Herbert Marshall
Edna Best
Herbert
Edna
Scribe
Marshall-Best
United Motors
Philco
Arvin
Stewart Warner
Bosch
Motorola
Temple Court
McNaugh Syndicate
Ohio
Bell Ca
Mill &T
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Marseilles Ave
Wilcox
Ges Company
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