Radio Program Today’s Schedule Details Evening Lineup
The listing outlines WEAF and W audience programming with a dense sequence of shows from 4:30 PM to midnight. It lists Life in the Navy, Becker-Greuter, children segments, Amos and Andy, Chandu the Magician, band performances, health programs, detective features, and late-night acts including Jack Benny, Unsolved Mysteries, and Cab Calloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Greuter
Orphan Annis
Jack and Jill
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Gene and
Glenn
Chandu
Band
Thurston
Puddle Family
Jack Benny
Dance Orch
Tomorrow Schedule With Many Radio Acts and Talks
A dense list of events spans the day from 12:15 to 11:30, featuring River and Market, Harmony Duo, Parm and Home, Parm Forum, Popular Music, Syncopaters, Sisters of the Skillet, Troubadours, Wealth of Harmony, Rhythm Serenade, Concert Favorites, Comedy, Parent Teacher, Little Orphan Annie, University Talk, Dance Orchestra, Gene and Glenn, Boss Johnson, Tony Cabooch, Jack and Jill, German Band, Dancing Party, Dance Music, and more under Columbia System with politics, performances, and various acts including Frances Perkins, Boswell Sisters, and public affairs segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm and Home
Jack and Jill
Bob Newhall
Gene and
Glenn
Boss Johnson
Tony Cabooch
Columbia System
Washington Politics
Frances Perkins
Magic Voice
Easy Aces
Boswell Sisters
Gertrude Niesen
Lawrenceville
Sunday Radio and Concert Schedule Recap
A dense listing of Sunday programs spans day and night slots from 12:14 to 12:06, featuring River Reports, concerts, dance orchestras, Rabbinical and classical acts, mystery tenor, drama, choirs, symphonies, jazz, love stories, hymn sing, historical moments, Eddie Cantor, Warden Lawes, Walter Winchell, string quartets, radio leagues, and various organ and piano pieces, ending with a late night broadcast slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Reports
Rabbi Tarshish
Mariemont Choir
Radio League
Eddie Cantor
Warden Lawes
Walter Winchell
Legal Beer Dealers Lose Big Competitor
POMEROY April 21. William Clark arrested with 326 pints of home brew several jugs full and a gallon and a half of whisky at Locust Street Middleport. Floyd Graves arrested for implicated ownership. Beer confiscated and other contents poured, removing a competitor to licensed dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
William Clark
Clark
Locust Street
Middleport
Dana
Otho Tracy
Floyd Graves
Meigs County
Campaign Debates Alcohol Rules in District
An active campaign opposes home brew joints and shiners while promoting sale of legal 3.2 beer in the district, signaling a push for stricter controls and regulated outlets. Local voters weigh proposals as officials review licensing and enforcement priorities.
Macon Maiden Flight Delayed by Weather in Akron
The maiden flight of the Macon was postponed due to adverse weather. Captain Alger H Dress and the Zeppelin Corporation were ordered to report for a Monday testimony in an inquiry into the wreck, with weather conditions possibly pushing the weekend start to allow Washington operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
S. Macon
Alger H
Zeppelin Corporati
Macon
Washington
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Amosa ‘N’ Andy
Phil Baker
Jack McLallen
Solaristics
Welcome Lewis
WEAF
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Harmonia Rascals
Concert Ensemble
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Little Jack
Abe Lyme
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King Kong
Philip F. LaPollete
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Laws ‘Thay
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Taxpayene
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Symphony
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Joha
Orpsy
Newton D. Baker
Cathedral
Angelo Patri
John Henry
Mary Eastman
Gauchos
John P. Medbury
Ann Leaf
Abe Lyman
Paris
Goldman
Dick Daring
Brahms
Marmonica Rascals
Howard W. Haggard
Walter
Pickens
Cormic
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Dance
Lowell Little
Legal Beer Dealers
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NEA Service
Weether
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