Radio Notes Span National and Local Orchestra Programs
The listing catalogs radio station notices for orchestras and musical programs across major cities. Entries name stations such as WEAF WGY WAM and KPO with cities including New York Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit and Chicago, detailing times and musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
Rusions
WAM
Cleveland—Orchestra
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEAF
New York—Orchestra
WIP
Philadelphia—Orchestra
WCX
Detroit
Washington
WTIC
Hartford, Conn
New York
WIR
Detroit—Orchestra
KYW
Chicago
Faas
WLWL
Vartlety
WTAM
Clevelan Radio
WLW
Cincinnati—Variety
KPO
San Rane Ey Estra
Ron Kfi
Silas University of Southern Tent
Washington— Va
Hartford
Conn
Sthanicat
KGW
Portland
Ore
Goncert
Zippers
KDKA
WGBS
KGO
Oakland
Calif
Cleveland
Orchera
Mick
Los Angeles
Cincinnati—Orchestra
Sa Francisco
Pittsburgh—Orchestra
Wre
Washington—Orchestra
WBAP
Fort Wort
Woc
Cincinnatee Mus
San Francisco
St Tip
KFI
Los Angelet Nay de
WRAP
Fort Worth
OKGW
Vaudille
WHO
Des Moines—Orchestra
CNRV
Vancouver
WLIB
Chicago—Orchestra
KNX
Los Angeles—Orchestra
Iho
Orehes
WDAF
Kansas City
KHJ
Oreh
A Thought for Today on Order and Work
Short aphorism recalls biblical verse to urge personal discipline. The piece links orderly living with industrious bees and quotes Shakespeare to emphasize natural rule and social harmony.
Civic groups push local industry to boost city payrolls
Athens civic leaders urge strengthening local companies Grayson coin and Arts Metal to lift capital and expand year round production. They argue increased capitalization would create a larger payroll and nationwide sales, benefiting the community through employment and growth. The Grayson firm, owned by Athens stockholders, is cited as key to tapping a million dollar annual market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy Industries
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Grayson Comy
The
Arts al Company
Grayson
United States
Athens
Grayson Company
Arts Metal Company
The Good Guesser in Business and Its Rules
Business success hinges on careful guessing guided by past and present facts. Leaders must rely on solid figures to gauge financial health costs operations sales and collections. Monthly reports should inform future plans rather than fuel guesswork or risk failure.
Fragmentary aphorism on finance and failure
The text argues that ignorance of a prince causes bankruptcy and that figures alone are inert. It suggests a person who probes into numbers reveals the underlying causes of profit and loss, turning figures into living factors in the fight for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Brisbanes Look at Great Minds and Oil Wastes
Arthur Brisbane critiques national oil use while musing on a list of great minds. He compares industrial waste to intellectual greatness and ponders substitutions for Beethoven in a rolling, opinionated column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Bacon
Copernicus
Tycho-Brahe
Kepler
Galileo
Taxidermy Skill Proposed To Sportmen
Mr E T Gundlach urges sportsmen to devote 90 percent of their time to mounting what they kill. He says mounting specimens would give birds and deer a chance and prolong enjoyment of hunting for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Gundlach
Japan Island Vanishing Prophesy Cites Kyusu Bay Loss
United States Geological Survey expert Levis Noble warns Japan may eventually sink beneath the Pacific Ocean. Japanese scientists report an island in Kyusu Bay disappeared three centuries ago, drowning about 5 000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Levis Noble
United States Geological Survey
Pacific
Kyusu Bay
Ancient sea life shapes Earths surface and policy
The article discusses long term geological changes from submerged continents to rising land. It notes Italy's population policy and taxes targeting unmarried men after January 1st, claiming Mussolini aims to influence marriages and single women through fiscal rules.
How Veterans Borrow on Their Adjusted Certificates
Washington reports that veterans may borrow on their World War adjusted compensation certificates after two years. Banks, not the government, issue loans with the certificate as collateral. limits vary by age, with a typical cap near eight percent of face value. Interest is capped at two percent above the 90 day discount rate, and penalties apply for undisclosed fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Bureau
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Osngre Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of
Foenece Tt
Urn marks memory of child near Grant's Tomb in New York
A marble urn on Riverside Drive overlooks the Hudson in the shadow of Grant's Tomb honors St. Claire Pollock who died at age five in 1797. The memorial was placed by a kindly Irishman for his son killed in a cliff accident as builders later planned a tomb for a fallen soldier and a former press.
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Wae
York
Riverside Drive
The
Hudson
Grant
St. Claire Pollock
Fa Wrs
Park Row
Topeka
Tomkins‘gille
Way Points
New York
Cilbert Swan
Questions and Answers from a historic quiz column
This item compiles Q and A bits on figures and facts: Will Rogers born 1879 making him 47. agricultural co op trends. counts of wild ducks and geese raised. Washington Monument struck by lightning in 1899. major natural disasters 1900–1926. deep sea diving depths 288 feet. dry versus wet sand weights. first New York horse car in 1832. Ice Age began at the start of the Pleistocene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolagah
Indian Territory
Hammerstein
Farmers’ Cooperative Associations
A. Theatment of Agriculture
Craink
Washington Monument
Galveston
San Francisco
Messina
Ohio Valley
Amalfi
Italy
Florida
Frank Crilley
Honolulu
New York City
4Th Avenue
Prince Street
Murray Hill
Coast Guard Stands Dry Navy Guarding Shores
The 11000 coast guardsmen doubled in readiness to save life and property amid hurricanes in Florida the Bahamas and Cuba. They rescued hundreds from wrecked ships yanked survivors from rough waters and set up emergency aid including a hospital on shore. A Cuban president and Bahamian governor praised their relief work while bases at Fort Lauderdale Miami and Key West contributed boats doctors and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Coast Guard
Florida
Bahamas
Cuba
Bimini
Fort Lauderdale
Guar
Yeandle
Miami
West Palm ‘Beach
Hospital Corps
Key West
New London
Points Louth
Street Corner Santa longs for long lost buddy
Frank Mitchell, a street corner Santa in Chicago, recalls a forty year quest to find his partner Paul who left during a Alaskan California voyage. He waits daily on busy corners hoping his missing friend will pass by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Bert M. Demby
United Press
Chicago
Santa Claus
Frank Mitchell
Mitchell
New York
Alaska
California
Minin
Paul
Ice Age Timeline With Glacial and Interglacial Phases
Periods of advancing ice sheets defined this ice age with multiple glacial episodes. Each glacial period was followed by interglacial intervals where the ice partially retreated, creating alternating cycles of cold and warmer climates.
Heroic Priest Stops Panic in Belfast Fire
Rev. Father P. J. Heenan halted a panicked audience at a Belfast theatre after flames from crossed electric wires sparked a blaze. Heenan's quick actions steadied spectators and the play resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
P. J. Heenan
Heart Stabbed Woman Dies After Three Days
Madrid reports Senora Vittoria Per deg died three days after being stabbed by a bandit. Seven stitches were taken in her heart during treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Vittoria Perdeg
Crime and Tragedy Report Spans Two Cities
In Hammond Indiana a man slashed his wife’s face with a razor saying it would spell her beauty after she flirted with his cousin. In Messina Italy three men were killed when a bomb was thrown into a car nearby. no assassin has been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
George Loper
Messina
Italy
Swallow Flight Range and Land Preference Noted
The swallow is estimated to fly about 240 miles daily and stays close to land, only venturing farther if forced to.
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Way
WRC
KeNy
Shenandoah
Connie
Waal Gein Tae
Philadelphia
Worcester
Mass
Paipomenst
Stan Ware
WSB
Atlanta
BLDA
Independence
WBZ
Arthur Brisbane
Interior Department
Mineral Oil Conservation Board
Beethoven
William Inglis
Archimedes
Shakespeare
Michael Angelo
Newton
Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
South America
England
North Pole
North Star
Lins
Mussolini
Frederick J. Haskin
Will Rogers
Amnetics
Uruay
Saccoanzetti
Chic
Cardinal Bonzano
Redner
Braucher
Bobby Jones
al Watrous
Walter Hagen
George von Eim
WEA Service
Navy
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