Radio Program Grid and Political Broadcasts Across Stations
A dense list of radio schedules for many stations in the northeastern and mid Atlantic regions detailing times and programs. Includes Democratic and Republican national committee broadcasts and various music hour blocks from stations such as WJZ WOR WABC and KDKA with notable performances and talk segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Éstra Kanenborn i
Democratic National Committee
WABC
New York
WPG
Atlantic City
Honolulu
WBAL
Baltimore
Pianis
Marylanders
WEE
Boston
Masa Brother Club
News Savings Banks
Republican National Committee
General Motors Party
WNAC
Amos-Andy
WGR
Buffalo
Democratic State Committee
Gerings Banks
WMAK
Como Orchestra
WGY Musicale
Smith's
Cavaliers
WTIC
Hartford
Pilesh ip—Otherstaters
WCAU
Philadelphia
Snellenburg
WOR
WFI
WLIT
National Grand Opera
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Bestor's Orchestra
Roxy and His Gang
Providence
Savings
WHAM
Rochester
Real Folks
WGY Schenectady
Savings Bank
General Motors
WBZ
Springfield
Republican News
Drum Corps
Variety
WTAG
Worcester
CNRO
Ottawa
Cozy Corner
Bones
WSAI
Cincinnati
Boss Herbert
Cleveland
Fine Attractions At Colonial Theatre This Week
The Colonial Theatre presents a varied program this week headlined by Jazz Mad with Jean Hersholt. The lineup includes Freedom of the Press with Lewis Stone Marceline Day and Malcolm McGregor, a Hallowe en program, and a symphonic jazz set by the Colonial Serenaders. Frank Smith’s League of Nonsense Revue runs Thurs–Sat with a changing screen lineup including Sinners Parade Grain of Dust and Street of Illusion plus short hits and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Jean Hersholt
Freedom of the Press
Lewis Stone
Marceline Day
Malcolm McGregor
Canton
Ohio
Don Mellet
Republican Party
Strickland- Bombrest
Hamilton Orchestra
Washington
George Washington Hotel
Frank Smith
League of Nonsense
Local Theatre Plans Week of Music and Film
The Colonial Theatre hosts a Thursday night town music contest judged by the audience with a ten entrant limit and Mr. Smith to coordinate after 10 am. A Friday singers contest is also planned with entries under the same contact. The Win screens action and westerns including Birds of Prey and Devil’s Skipper with The Haunted Island serial and Kit Carson. Additional films listed include Road To Ruin Legion of Condemned Her Cardboard Lover Four Walls Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Old Tronsides and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Scotland Yard
Colonial Theatre
Mr. Smith
Birds of Prey
Fred Thompson
Kit Carson
Defendants Forfeit Funds in Public Intoxication Case
Boyd Taylor and James Hart forfeited $12 in police court on charges of public intoxication after being arrested Saturday night and posting bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Taylor
James Hart
Local Social Notes From Armel Brevities
Arlington area residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends. Calvin Inskip and family stayed with Mrs. Inskip's sister Mrs. Walter Gardner. G D Gray traveled from Washington to visit relatives. B B Frisbee bought property from E H White. John Derflinger of Gainesboro visited Rev J W Bell. Virginia Atkins spent the weekend with her parents in Sperryville. Mrs Caleb Newcome, recovering from typhoid, shows slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperryville
Caleb Newcome
Thomas R. Carter Died Saturday At Clearbrook Home
Thomas R. Carter merchant and postmaster at Clearbrook died Saturday afternoon at 4 30 following a brief illness of complications in his 58th year. He had long been a businessman in Clearbrook. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 in the Methodist Church Rest with Rev F F Neel officiating. Burial in the adjacent graveyard. Pallbearers listed. Survived by his wife Goldie Kenny and daughter Catherine Carter, plus two sisters and two brothers. He was active in the Methodist Church South Rest Modern Woodmen of America and served as P O S of A treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Carter
Clearbrook
F. F. Neel
Edward Grant
J. L. Jollife
Goldie Kenny
Thomas Kenny
Stephensons
This County
Catherine Carter
Henry Kastle
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ella Carter
Stephens City
Walter Carter
Buford Carter
Lima
Ohio
Methodist Church
South
Rest
Woodmen of America
Carter
Virginia American Legion Officers Named in State Announcement
The Virginia American Legion executive committee announced officers led by J. A. Nicholas Jr as service officer and W. L. OFlaherty as judge advocate with W. Glenn Elliott as associate advocate. Richmonds John A. Cutchins was named chairman of public affairs. a state essay contest on national defense with a gold medal prize is planned for secondary and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Nicholas, Jr
Virginia Department
American Legion
W. L. O'Flaherty
W. Glenn Elliott
John A. Cutchins
Richmond
M. &. Bristow
Elliott V. Graves
Earl Lutz
Department
Rinso Declares White Wash and Easy Laundry
Mrs N O Hawkins of Winchester Virginia promotes Rinso granulated soap as a family laundry aid. She claims it softens hard water and makes washday easier with no scrubbing or boiling, delivering whiter clothes and safe rinsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinso
N. O. Hawkins
Cameron St
Winchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Prograig
SSS
AC. D
The
Associated Press
Ebermocrate
Evans Committee
Fatto
Prince
Byosien National Committee
Greaten Motors Party
WJZ
Republican State Committee
WSB
Atlanta
Republicen National Committee
Bakers
Johnson
Jacksonville
Louisville
WSM
Nashville
WSMB
New Orleans
WRVA
el Greestra
Chicago
Gace Insomnia Club
WCX
Detroit
Armel
Llness
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation of
London
England
Bryarly and
GREEN
General Insurance
Main St
Goodrich
Silvertown de Luxe
the Hammer Tire CO
South Braddock Street
Hudson
H. WW. Ebert
Virginia American Legion
Willys-Knight
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
du Pont
Great
du Pont Scientific Organization
Duco
Dever
John W. Rosenberger & CO
National Sales Co
N. Loudoun St
Shenandoah
Handley School
George Washington
Jewett
Ford
Chevrolet
Essex
Auto Parts Corp
Hudson-Essex Agency
S. Loudoun Street
Virginia
Rene
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, VA
C. I. Brumback
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