Radio Program Schedule With Network Listings
Radio lineup for the evening features WABC WOR WJZ WEAF and WIZ with shows from Buck Rogers to Dance Music. Notable items include the Hauptmann Trial reports and Federation events, plus musical acts from Leroy Rodgers to Moonbeams Trio and the Lone Ranger.
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Wizz
WABC
Buck Rogers
WJZ
U. S. Army Band
Weaf—Ranch Boys
Bobby Benson
Weaf—Press
Hauptmann
Wiz—Press
the Shadow
WEAF
Carol Deis
aArthur Marcus
Billy Batch
Abner
tTrappers
Red Davis
the O’neills
Ancele Ezra
Larry Taylor
Boake Carter
Lone Ranger
Jan Garber
Diane
Edwin C. Hill
Nelson Eddy
WOR
Charles E. Pynchon
Federal Subsistence Homestead Corporation
Mutual Health Service
Fray and Braggiotti
Grummitts
Jesse Crawford
Moonbeams
St. Louis Symphony
Local court busy as Judge Olmstead presides in Front Royal
Front Royal Va January 21 Judge Olmstead handles a heavy docket with twelve cases scheduled today. Three cases heard this morning include Mrs Winfield Cameron fined 50 dollars and costs with a two month suspended jail term and 250 dollar bond to keep Virginia liquor laws. Charles Barbour hotel owner received a similar sentence after ABC board raids. Herbert Wines faced a selling charge of five gallons of liquor with decision deferred. Robert Smith arrested after entering Front Royal Motor Company via a broken window and making a drunken call attempt. switchboard operator alerted police. Possession liquor and related charges prominent in today's session.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
Winfield Cameron
Charles Barbour
Brooks Hotel
Front Royal Motor Company
Relief supplies to be mailed to needy homes
Relief director A. F. Clark announced that all residents previously receiving relief supplies will have provisions delivered to their homes. The change aims to end the long relief line on Main Street twice monthly, with deliveries starting later this week.
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Front Royal
A. F. Clark
Relief Board
Clark
Main Street
Mr. Clark
Yellow Jackets Edge Fishburne Back Court Battle
Peters lost their season opener to Fishburne Military Academy 30 to 25 in a tight game. The Yellow Jackets led by two at halftime before Fishburne pulled away at the free throw line. Schoolfield and McFall starred for Peters while Kern led Fishburne.
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Front Royal
Peters
Fishburne Military Academy
Quint
Yellow Jackets
Schoolfield
McFall
Jackets
Kern
Fishburne
Walton Brothers Fined for Haste While Hauling Gravel
Walton Brothers local hauling firm paid 102.50 after several drivers were cited in Rappahannock court for speeding near a school zone. Trucks hauling gravel from Riverton Lime Co. to Skyline Drive faced arrests by Deputy Sheriff Lillard.
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Front Royal
Walton Brothers
Rappahannock Court
Riverton Lime Co
Skyline Drive
Lillard
Rappahannock
Vets Sponsor A Benefit Show At Park Theatre
The Colonel Samuel R. Miller Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars stages a two night benefit show at the Park Theatre. Proceeds go to the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Orphan Home.
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Front Royal
Samuel R. Miller
Veterans of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Park Theatre
Veterans of Foreign Wars National Orphan Home
Window Breakage at Johnson Jewelry Store
A large plate glass window at the Johnson Jewelry Store was broken last night. No evidence of entry by thieves and police suspect boys throwing snowballs caused the damage.
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Front Royal
Johnson Jewelry
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Mrs J C Trice spent the week end in Richmond. Miss Margaret Coleman plans a trip to Washington to visit friends. Mrs Herbert Heflin moved to University hospital for treatment. J Claiborne Ferrell, manager of Southern States Front Royal Service, will transfer to a new Baltimore store. Dr and Mrs R E L Miller hosted Mr and Mrs C Meade Stull and son. Albert Orloff and Jack Anderson visited Washington. Kitty Schwab returned to Warrenton after visiting Miss Harriett Harrison. The Megargee and Grant families hosted gatherings at home. Raymond Weiser visited friends in Baltimore. Alvin Johnson hosted at home Friday. Elizabeth Lewis stayed as house guest at Updyke Manor. James Doman spent weekend in Rocky Mount NC joining Hal Thurstons orchestra. Sue Compton confined to home with severe cold. Helen Simon and Lillian McFall visited with parents. T H Farr from Washington spent Sunday in town. C M Venable to return from San Antonio Florida after two weeks.
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J. Claiborne Ferrell
Southern States Front Royal Service
Baltimore
Dental Study Club Meets in Charles Town for February Plan
The Northern Virginia Dental Study Club held its monthly gathering at Dr. J. H. Morris’s residence in Charles Town West Virginia. Dr. J. W. Brown of Washington DC spoke on amalgen use in dentistry and demonstration aligned with the U S Bureau of Standards. Members and guests listed include Dr. R. E. L. Miller O. Van Deusen Front Royal C S Grove Carl Maphis Strasburg B M Knight Leon Slavin R B Snapp J E B Madden R R Sartelle C B Harlee R H Kerlin Winchester and others. The meeting adjourned for February at Dr Slavin’s Winchester office.
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Northern Virginia Dental Study Club
J. H. Morris
Charles Town
W. Va
Morris
J. W. Brown
Washington, D. C
Brown
United States Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Standards
Slavin
Winchester
R. E. L. Miller
O. van Deusen
Front Royal
C. S. Grove
Carl Maphis
Strasburg
M Knight
Leon Slavin
R B. Snapp
J. E B. Madden
R. R. Sartelle
C. B. Harlee
R H. Kerlin
Public Not Protected By State Rules, FTC Says
The FTC reported that public protection is inadequate under state regulation of public utilities. It criticizes lax chartering practices and weak regulation of holding companies and their security issues across most states.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Second Man Found Dead in Still Explosion Ruins
Police in Baltimore report the body of a second victim, about 25, found badly burned behind a boiler in a stone and log house wrecked by a whiskey still explosion Saturday. Towson police and federal agents cleared debris before coroner William P. Butler ordered removal for identification.
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Baltimore
Towson
William P. Butler
Posible
Ten Nazis Ousted From German Front in Saar Basin purge
In Saarbrucken on January 21, ten Nazis were expelled from the German front as part of a party cleansing in the Saar basin. The move followed the anti Nazi store window smash at Saarpruecken used by dissident Catholics. The disciplined included six minors a baker a tailor an electrician and a merchant. A total of 16 Nazis were cut from the rolls within the week.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Saarpruecken
S S S Health Tonic Promises Blood Rejuvenation
An advertisement touts S S S as a tonic that boosts digestion and hemoglobin, claiming improved appetite, sleep, nerves, and strength. It urges readers to consult a physician for organic trouble and to insist on S S S from drug stores, noting two sizes and a price difference.
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S.S.S
Farm product prices slide amid unsettled markets and weather
January third week market signals a general downturn across grain and feed with cash wheat corn oats and rye down 3 to 5 cents a bushel. Livestock dairy eggs and poultry show mixed moves as demand adjusts and supplies rise.
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Washington
Minneapolis
New Zealand
Standard Western
New York
Snot
Bavley
Boston
Mrs Hauptmann Tries To Pass A Letter To Bruno
In Flemington New Jersey on January 21 Mrs Hauptmann attempts to pass a folded letter to Bruno as troopers intervene The defense counsel Edward J Reilly questions the transfer while a CPA details joint bank and brokerage accounts rising from 1932 to Hauptmanns arrest The juror Verna Snyder watches attentively as a witness calculates a total of 44 486 attributed to Hauptmann
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Flemington
N. J
Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
Verna Snyder
State Ready To Refute Hauptmann Claims
The prosecution in the Hauptmann Kidnap murder trial announced written evidence to counter any suggestion Isadore Fisch was involved. Attorney General Wilentz said New York lawyer Albert D. Kurtz could present a diary entry for March 1, 1932 showing Kurtz and Fisch together.
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Flemington
N. J
Isadore Fisch
David T. Wilentz
New York
Albert D. Kurtz
Fisch
Rubber Company Obtains Charter
The State Corporation Commission granted a charter to Winchester Manufacturing Company, Inc., with H. H. Jennings as president and a maximum capital of 525,000. Authorized to manufacture and sell rubber mats and other rubber articles. T. Russell Cather is attorney.
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State Corporation Commission
Winchester Manufacturing Company, Inc
H. H. Jennings
T. Russell Cather
Sweet Adeline at Capitol with Irene Dunne in title role
Warner Bros presents Sweet Adeline at the Capitol Theatre today and Tuesday. Irene Dunne stars in the title role with a Broadway hit origin by Kern and Hammerschmidt II. The production features lavish dancing by Bobby Connolly, a large ensemble, and new songs added for the screen. Notable comics Hugh Herbert Nydia Westman Ned Sparks and Joseph Cawthorn contribute a strong comedy element alongside Winifred Shaw.
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Adeline
Warner Bros
Capitol Theatre
Irene Dunne
Jerome Kern
Oscar Hammrestein II
Bobby Connolly
Hollywood
Colony
Hugh Herbert
Nydia Westman
Ned Sparks
Joseph Cawthorn
Winifred Shaw
The Count of Monte Cristo Opens at Palace Theatre
Hable's Palace presents the million dollar production in a four day engagement. Elissa Landi is Mercedes, Louis Calhern is de Villefort, Sidney Blackmer Mondego, P Heggie Abbe Faria, Irene Hervey Valentine, William Farnum Le Claire, Raymond Walburn Danglars. Fox News reel accompanies the feature.
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Count of Monte Cristo
Palace Theatre
Hollywood
Talking Pictures
Elissa Landi
Mercedes
Dantes
Louis Calhern
de Villefort
Sidney Blackmer
Mondego
P. Heggie
Faria
Irene Hervey
Valentine
William Farnum
Captain le Claire
Raymond Walburn
Danglars
Fox News
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Stephens City VA
Special commissioner announces a public auction of multiple tracts in Frederick County Virginia on February 16 1935 at 1 30 PM in front of the Stephens City post office. The sale includes five described lots near Marlboro Road Germain Street Main Street and Sycamore Street with terms: one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
G. W. Lemley
Marlboro Road
Main Street
Sycamore Street
Stephens City
Mulberry Street
Frederick
Germain Street
Said City
Said Street
Katie M. Parker
E. F. McLeod
J. T. McLeod
John O’neal
Evelyn Virginia Campbell
A. W. Doggett
Hauptmann Car Taken To Court
The state charged that Bruno Richard Hauptmann used the automobile in the Lindbergh kidnapping. The car was shown in the driveway between the courthouse and jail as investigators tore out its upholstery seeking ransom money and clues.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Operetta and Concert Broadcasts Highlight Tuesday Schedule
Tuesday's lineup features operettas and concerts on WJZ and WEAF from 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Notable events include H M Penafore talk on NRA matters in Louisville, Lawrence Tibbett and Grace Moore performances, and Harold L Ickes discussing conservation at the Game Conference Dinner.
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H. M
Penafore
WJZ
A. G. Knight
NRA
Kentucky Code Authorities Meeting
Louisville
WABC
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Pennsylvania
Franz Lehar
Paganini
WEAF
Philco Short Wave Set Owners Note on Berlin DJZ Reception
The article warns Philco All Wave Set owners that Berlin DJZ reception after nightfall indicates trans Atlantic short wave conditions. For a month DJZ has been the strongest foreign transmitter heard in Winchester. If DJC is weak 5:30 to 10:30 p m, other Europeans will be unreliable. If DJC is strong, Europe can offer high adventure on the wave.
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DJZ
Berlin
Winchester
Europe
Philco
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Warren County Bureau
The
Winchester Evening Star
WM. Herring
Telephone Front Royal 213
Judge Olmstead
Robert Smith
Warren County
J. C. Trice
Richmond
Margaret Coleman
Herbert Heflin
University Hospital
C. Meade Stull
Dr. Meade, Jr
Albert Orloff
Jack Anderson
Kitty Schwab
Harriett Harrison
Warrenton
Ulysses Sydney Grant Megargee, Jr
Raymond Weiser
Mrs
Alvin Johnson
Elizabeth Lewis
Edgar Updyke
James Doman
Rocky Mount
N. C
Hal Thurstons
Sue Compton
Blue Ridge Avenue
Helen Simon
Lillian McFall
T. H. Farr
Dental Study Club
German Front
Watchmaker
Warner Bros. Capitol
Capitol
Hable’s Palace
Monte Cristo
Hable
B. P. Harrison
R. A. .Lemley
Als
Co. C. Brannon
Muare
C. I. Brumback
Philco Short Wave
TUNE
London
GSC
K. C
GSA
Rome
Madrid
EAQ
Denmark
Oxyy
Philco Radio Atlas
Philcos
Ieet
E. Boscawen St
Wres Radio
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