Radio Listings By City And Time Across Major Markets
A dense digest of radio station schedules across the United States and Canada. Entries list station call letters, cities, and program blocks from early evening into late night including orchestra and vocal programs, concerts, variety shows, and studio presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estra
Staten Tsland
N. Y
NTRA
Chicago
Cane
Louisville
Lincoln
Kyw
Orbe
Musica
Eort
Danes Mig Ha
Shenandoah
Ial
Ill
WQJ
Conce
Ginger Wsm
Nashville
WORD
Zion
Kansas City
Mo. S
Hot Springs
Ark
Hesa
WKRC
Cincinnati
Ohio
Woc
Davenport
WDAF
Denver
Colo
CFAC
Calgary
Canada
Thought for Today Passages and Quotation Pair
A devotional note cites Proverbs 31 verses about a wife doing good all her life and a claim by Washington Irving of a woman's heavenly fire that beams and shines in adversity during dark hours.
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Washington Irving
Patriotism and history teaching in wartime era debate
A Chicago educator urged stressing peaceful years in history texts while opponents warned it would dampen patriotism. The piece argues for a fuller story of America, from pioneers like Daniel Boone and Lewis and Clark to wartime heroes, to inspire citizenship and pride. The article also notes family and community dynamics affecting patriotic upbringing and suggests thoughtful, strong homes shape better communities.
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Chicago
Prc
Anthony Wayne
Bunker Hill
Lookout Mountain
Manila Bay
Chateau Thierry
Daniel Boone
Lewis and Clark
Ve Prairie
California
Iloh
San Juan Hill
America
Seat at Geneva Signals U S Interest in League Council
The article notes the imminent admission of Brazil to the League of Nations on March 8 and its impact on the Council. It discusses competition for the vacant American seat and the expectation that the United States may claim it in time, with Brazil urged as a suitable Latin American representative.
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League of Nations
Eves
Hie
League Council
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Brazil
Wild youngsters' parents letter in Kansas paper cries for discipline
A Kansas newspaper laments new generation woes and calls for measures to curb youth misbehavior, arguing that today’s children require stronger parental and societal controls to restore order.
Italy Lottery Sparks Debate On Public Tax Burden
The Italian government runs a lottery with a five million dollar profit from the latest draw while Naples residents spent fifteen million lire on tickets. The article notes gambling as a tax on fools and compares it to U S betting losses, claiming races and bookmaking taxes extract vast sums from the public, especially women, totaling about a thousand million dollars.
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Naples
Italy
Enduring Hard Work Over Wealth Schemers Sparing Economy
A blunt editorial frames the public as drained by gamblers and get rich quick schemes. It argues the nation needs sustained effort and savings discipline rather than idle income, praising hard work as the remedy.
Prosaic oil talk on Arctic Rockefeller reserve
The text references the Rockefeller oil venture in the Arctic Circle. It notes a potential fifty million cost to build a pipeline and asserts the Rockefellers recognize an Arctic oil reserve exists.
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Rockefeller
Arctic Circle
Rockefellers
Arctic
Docks washed away Ventura coast Shell tankers stranded
On the Ventura Pacific coast Shell docks were washed away preventing tanker loading. Associated Oil invites tank ships to come for loading, while its sea floor pipeline and surface anchored line feed fuel. Submarine wealth and diving prospecting are noted, with Mexicali-Tia Juana resort excitement and a tragic family murder-suicide near San Diego.
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Ventura
Pacific
Shell Oil Company
Associated Oil
Associated
Tia Juana Dives Shut as U S Citizens Seek Border Flights
The closure of fifty two Tia Juana drinking dives alarms observers as Secretary Kellogg may curb cross border migration. U S newspapers label the Tia Juana disgrace a United States burden, noting American patrons keep the dives and race track open.
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Kellogg
United States
Bar label contrasts with cantina note in a troubled tale
A grim fragment describes a man who killed his family and himself after taking his wife and daughters to a Tia Juana drinking dive where the word BAR, not CANTINA, appeared in big letters, implying a trigger for the tragedy.
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Tia Juana
California
Peteet
San Diego
Earl of Craven Faces Moral Charge in Immigration Clash
A British nobleman, the Earl of Craven, is described as the most oman Briton near alive and faces a possible moral turpitude charge from the immigration department. The plan allegedly includes detention at Ellis Island and repatriation to the House of Lords. The text mocks banning women from entering if they fail moral tests, calling it a sharp joke at times.
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Craven
Immigration Department
Ellis Island
House of Lords
Professor Rees predicts long term civil progress and kinder religion
The Wisconsin professor Rees foresees a century of continued civilization gains. He notes longer life expectancy and a focus on child welfare over doctrinal disputes, while asserting religions remain less violent than their potential.
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Rees
University of Wisconsin
Trinity
Motion Picture Organists Show Business Or Shown Showmanship
A column on how Ctesibius pioneered the organ and how motion picture theaters have expanded organists careers. It stresses showmanship, experience, and adapting to dramatic scenes, noting top organists earn eminence and good pay as cinema organs flourish.
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Ctesibius
Wrangle Over Bank Taxes Sparks Senate Debate
Washington notes a clash between Senators Norris and Reed over Mellon banks in Pittsburgh. The three banks filed a consolidated income tax return, saving $91,472.37, sparking calls for transparency amid legal citations and revelations from retired treasury staff.
The Value of Patience and Common Sense
A reflective piece urges steady work, prudent judgment, and calm living over frenzied activity. It contrasts rushing with doing well, notes the danger of excessive thrill, and jokes about social missteps and miscommunications while praising measured effort and kindness.
Senator Reed and the consolidated return issue revealed
The Internal Revenue Bureau delayed action allowing a consolidated return and returned $91,472.37. Senator Reed was unaware of these developments and would not have argued for a consolidated return if he had known the banks finally did not pursue that method.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Norris
Reed
Mellon Banks
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Mellon National
Union Savings
Union Trust Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lumber needed for a ton of newsprint
The article explains wood measures and pulp yields. Using spruce at 24 pounds per cubic foot, a ton of newsprint equals 1500 pounds mechanical and 500 pounds sulphite, requiring about 113.7 cubic feet of wood or 2728.5 pounds oven dry spruce. Richmond, Va., was founded by William Byrd.
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Richmond
William Byrd
Broadway playwright keeps spare trade in kitchen work
In New York a writer like William Hurlbut blends theatre and food service. When plays fail he can return to kitchen duties at hotels or cafes on West Forty-eighth Street. His recent trail of mixed success includes Chivalry and a restaurant venture with a rumored wicked menu.
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Washington
Otto F. Beck
East
Middle West
Mr. Beck
Montreal
Rialto
New York
Atlantic City
Broadway
William Hurlbut
Hurlbut
West
Broadway Flops and Famous Authors in Wartime Gig Notes
The note recalls Broadway playwrights and composers like Dorothy Donnelly and Sigmund Romberg earning about 6000 dollars weekly from The Student Prince. Sampson Raphaelson, once a reporter, now earns up to 1500 weekly from The Jazz Singer while spending winters in Naples. It also reports the death of William Cahill Davies, author of The Mick That Threw the Brick.
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Dorothy Donnelly
Sigmund Romberg
Prince
Sampson Raphaelson
Naples
William Cahill Davies
Mick
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WOAW
Omaha
Neb
KDKA
WIZ
New York City
U. S
Oo. S Guenemra
Kgo
San Francisco
Calif
Philadelphia
Newae City
Smith Brothers
WEEI
WFI
WWJ
Watcomelie
KSD
WAG
WCAE
WEAR
Voyageurs
WEE
Pultimos
Weei Er.a
WSAI
WGR
WON
Tia
Wod
WCCO
WJAR
Silvertown Card Orchestra
WLIB
WEETI
WTAM
WADC
Vincent Lopez
WMCA
Cazenovia
WREO
Lansing
Mich
Cleveland
Detroit
WBAL
Baltimore
WCAU
WOGBS
WGY
Schenectady
Wneric
Hartford
Conn
CKCL
Toronto
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Orchestra
CKAC
Can
WNYC
Providence
R. I
Pacific Time
KGW
Portland
Ore
KPO
KFI
Los Pametes
I Variety
KHJ
Los Calif
KTBI
Los Angeles
the Sunday Messenger
Neg
Dsmans
Geneva
Kansas
Romantic
Arthur Brisbane
BY Frederic J. Haskin
Hope-Jones
Beck
D. F. Hickey
Treasury
Hickey
Reed, Shaw, Smith and McCray
E. H
Buria
Gilbert Swa
The
F. C. Stedman Co
Athens
Packers and Provisioners
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