Washington Bicentennial Radio Programs From Mayflower Hotel
Radio schedules show NBC WEAF airing Colonial Ball reenactment from Gadby's Tavern in Alexandria and Washington's Renunciation drama set in New Church North Carolina and Philadelphia. Broadcasts include Navy Army defense voices and a full night of orchestras and variety programs across NBC WEAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Mayflower
Washington
Alexandria
Virginia
Gadby’s Tavern
Nbc-Weaf
Newchurch
N. C
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
James A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Frederick Hale
Maine
United States Army
Navy
Radio Schedule Snapshot from WLW and NBC Listings
A dense list of daily radio programming for WLW and NBC source stations, detailing time slots, program titles, hosts, orchestras, and musical acts from 6:00 to 12:30. Includes Morning Devotions, Talent Bureau, orchestras, dances, and special broadcasts across Feb 22 and Feb 23 with numerous named performers and programs.
TV Radio Schedule Highlights Big Band Lineup
CBS schedule lists WABC programming from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM with Kaltenborn, Crosby, Mills Brothers, Redman, and orchestras led by Freddie Rich, Mil dred Hunt, Stoopnagle and Budd, and Enric Madriguera plus Kate Smith and orchestras.
Evening Radio Schedule From Stebbins to Earl Hines
The lineup lists 6:45 The Stebbins Boys through 12:30 Carl Moore's Orchestra with acts including male quartet, orchestra and tenor, Alice Joy contralto, dramatic sketch, Lawrence Tibbett, national radio forum, minstrel show, Jesse Crawford organ, Earl Hines band, and Carl Moore's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Billy Music
The
Stebbins Boys
Alice Joy
Goldbergs
Lawrence Tibbett
Jesse Crawford
Earl Hines
Carl Moore
NBC Source WIZ P Program Schedule for Monday
Listings for NBC Source WIZ P on Monday February 22 include 6:15 Paradise of Song 6:30 The Royal Vagabonds 6:45 Lowell Thomas 7:15 Vocal Trio 7:30 Serenade 7:45 Piano Moods 8:00 Orchestra and Vocalists 8:30 Dramatic Club Program 9:00 Orchestra and Quartet 9:30 The Story of Women's Names 9:45 Music and Sketches 10:00 With Canada’s Mounted 10:30 Victor Arden’s Dance Orchestra 10:45 Archer Gibson Ensemble 11:00 Ludwig Laufier’s String Ensemble 11:30 Jane Froman and her Orchestra 11:45 Don Pedro’s Orchestra 12:15 We Van Steeden and his Orchestra.
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NBC
WJZ
Raising Junior
Ray Perkins
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Just Willie
Sylvia Freos
Washington
Voters’ Service
Russ Columbo
David Guion
Paris
Archer Gibson
Charles Agnew
WIZP
Raising
the Royal Vagabonds
Amos
Andy
Canada
Mounted
Victor Arden
Ludwig Laufier
Jane Froman
Don Pedro
We van Steeden
Orchesta
Radio Schedule Highlights From the 1930s Lineup
A Tuesday schedule lists WLW programs from morning to afternoon including Arthur Chandler Jr, Jolly Bill and Jane, Phil Cook, Talent Bureau, Mystery Chef, Pat Barnes, Market and Livestock reports, Henry Busse Orchestra, and Oh o School of the Air words and plays. The lineup features theater pieces, concerts, and literary segments across radio blocks.
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WLW
Arthur Chandler, Jr
Jolly Bill and Jane
Phil Cook
Colonel Goodbody
A. M. Goudiss
Talent Bureau
Pat Barnes
Jack Albin
Henry Busse
Oh'o School of the Air
Macbeth
Crosley Vinyers
Michigan
Pat. Harrington
Josen
Ries
Usgan
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights for CBS and Am Stations
CBS and WABC air a full evening lineup with Arthur Jarrett and Freddie Rich, Reis and Dunn, Myrt and Marge, Bing Crosby, Abe Lyman’s Band, Kate Smith, Ben Bernie, Crime Club, Joscha Seidel, Isack Miller, Biltmore Orchestra, Howard Barlow, George Olsen, and Gus Arnheim performing across multiple time slots and orchestral features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS One
WABC
Arthur Jarrett
Freddie Rich
Ben Bernie
Crime Club
Joscha Seidel
Con
Cert
Isack Miller
Lluvu
Madriguera
Biltmore
Howard Barlow
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
George Olsen
Gus Arnheim
Chicago
Ohio State Policy Topics Feature In Quarterly Journal
The February issue of the Ohio Social Science Journal from Ohio University discusses state government policy through three articles and a juvenile delinquency study. Dr. Howard White of Miami University calls for a unicameral legislature based on population, with county consolidation and more frequent sessions. Dr. F. R. Aumann of Ohio State University argues abolishing justice of the peace courts and transferring duties to municipal and county courts. Dr. Morris G. Caldwell of Ashland University presents juvenile delinquency measurements for 1926–27 with two tables showing county commitments versus population and listing counties exceeding state delinquency rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Ohio Social Science Journal
Ohio University
Ohio
Howard White
Miami University
White
F. R. Aumann
Justice of the Peace
Morris G. Caldwell
Ashland University
Chicago firm sues for 262 20 in Athens court
A Chicago firm sues F. J. Beasley Company for 262.20 in Athens County Common Pleas Court. In a separate matter, International Harvester Co. wins 130.06 against L. T. Dailey and A. G. Mason in the same court on a cross petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Beasley Company
Dwinell-Wright Co
Chicago
Athens County Common Pleas
International Harvester Company
L. 7. Dailey
A. G. Mason
Athens County
Indians Beat Yankees 4–1 Behind Ruffing's Shutout Bid
Charley Ruffing held Cleveland to one hit through eight innings before the Indians exploded in the ninth. Two triples, a walk, and a homer broke the game open as Cleveland defeated New York 4 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Ruffing
New York
Guthery Improves Slightly After Heart Attack
Feb. 20 report states I. S. Guthery state agriculture director is ill at home near here after a heart attack. He is slightly better but delirious and experts say it will be several days before the crisis is over.
Hero and Burden On Pitching Turn Sensational Baseball Rally
Chad Kimsey pinch hit a ninth inning home run to tie the Browns with the White Sox. He stayed in to pitch the twelfth, but the White Sox erupted for the decisive runs and won the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Kimsey
Wally Stewart
Browns
White Sox
Kimsey
Sox
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Jack Denny
Ralph Kirbery
Dream Singer
Ruay Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
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CBS
H. V. Kaltenborn
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Myrt
Marge
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Morton Downey
Barbara Maurel
Centralto
Frank Ventree
Kate Smith
Swanee
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
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