Radio Network Air Listings Across U S Cities
Eastern to Pacific time bands list concert orchestras ensembles and vocal programs for cities including Philadelphia New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland Waukegan and Calgary featuring Vincent Lopez and various orchestras with schedules from 4:30 to 11:45 p m and multiple stations such as WLIT WEAF WJZ WGN WLIB WCAU WCAP KNX KSL KGW KHJ and more across the nation.
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Philadelphia
WEAF
New York City
Vincent Lopez
Smith Brothers
Larkinites
WGR
WOC
WFI
WWJ
WCCO
KSD
Nde
WCAE
WEAR
Hire
WSAL
Wwa
WGN
WTAG
Ycco
Weak
Wwjar
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
WJAR
WCX
Detroit
WADC
Akron
Ohio
WGHB
Clearwater
Fla
WCAU
Jap Tenetan
WRBZ
Springfield
Maas
Cone Wcae
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
WTIC
Hartford
Conn
WJR
Mich
Cleveland
Orga
WNYC
WRBBR
Staten Island
CFCA
Toronto
Canada
Wn10d
Miami
WJZ
Louisville
Chicago
Ill
Orchestra Ie
KYW
Insomnia Club
Ont
WBAP
Worth
Tex
PBS
Omaha
Neb
Ata
Pat
Dallas
Wanemaats
Coneert
WMBB
Cage
Gereman
WwCco
St. Paul-Minneason
Mulscal
Houston
St. Louis
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
WORD
Zion, Til
KLDS
Independence
FERC
Cincinnati
WDAF
Kansas
City
Denver
Colo
KSL
Salt Lake City
Utah
CFAC
Calgary
Can
Presidential duties piling up and needs reform
A Washington newspaper man lampoons Presidents burdened by countless minor tasks, recounting Harding signing thousands of wills for American Indians and urging Congress to delegate routine duties. The piece argues for reorganizing departments and granting authority to subordinates to focus on essential presidential work.
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Washington
Harding Recelly
Mr. Harding
United States
Redskins
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Congress
White House Pests Bother President Coolidge
President Coolidge finds White House occupancy wearing and a source of constant interruptions from pests seeking pictures, speeches, and events. He notes that only legitimate business should be admitted while publicity seekers should be kept away.
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Coolidge
White House
Compulsory Auto Insurance Gains Legislative Spark
The piece argues for mandatory auto liability coverage amid gains in New York New Hampshire and New Jersey. It notes constitutional backing by the New Hampshire Supreme Court and debates whether state or private insurers should handle the policy, with a cost test likely to decide. It urges all motorists to carry liability insurance for protection of self and others.
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New York
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Supreme Court
The Stock Slump and Public Perception
A cautious take on the Wall Street decline argues it reflects gambling and mob psychology more than fundamental weakness. It cautions that the stock market swing does not indicate national prosperity or decline and urges focus on long term averages rather than daily price changes.
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Wall
Broad Streets
New York
Stock Exchange
Cie
Tomas
Merger Structure Seen Sound Amid Economic Boom
The piece argues the merger plan is structurally solid and will likely be approved for transportation reasons once financial terms are fair. It notes strong basic industries, rising steel and coal recovery, favorable trade, and a mixed agricultural outlook, urging the nation to ignore the NYSE for a period.
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New York Stock Exchange
Calles Decries Religion as Flag of Opponents in Mexico City
President Calles tells labor groups in Mexico City that the religious flag must go and that devils know it is dead. He cites 3,000 rural schools created and 3,000 primary schools started, claiming widespread public support for the new Constitution against aristocrats allied with religion.
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Calles
Mexico
Mexico City
Calles denounces press over religious flag issue in Mexico
President Calles accuses the press of taking up the religious flag and charges the church with inviting outside interference in Mexican affairs. The ancient conflict is revived and deemed harmful to any nation.
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Calles
Church
Mexico
Quick Mexican divorce draws Americans to Sonora
In Sonora Mexico divorce in a week draws curious American travelers seeking a fast separation. The piece notes moral doubts but hints at tourism value guiding See America first. It highlights nearby Arizona sights like the Grand Canyon and the petrified forest as distractions for those traveling to divorce grounds.
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Sonora
Mexico
Paris
America
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Ater
Advertising barrage from manufacturers aids local dealers
Alfred Reeves of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce argues mass salesmanship has doomed the industry yet endorses the nationwide advertising barrage used by manufacturers to pave the way for local dealers when cars are ready for distribution.
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Alfred Reeves
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Mass advertising drives copper demand in big industry
Mass advertising, backed by mass circulation, is a powerful force in business. The automobile and oil sectors recognize its impact, while steel and copper industries have yet to hear. Intelligent national copper advertising on a large scale could add hundreds of millions of yearly demand.
Coolidge backs stock shake up as boon to country
The president asserts the stock shake up benefits the nation with full employment and ongoing prosperity. He says only speculators lose in the shakeout, while ordinary business men stay insulated from the losses.
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Coolidge
British shakedown contrasts with American stock market era
The piece notes British optimism about a postwar shakedown benefiting trade, comparing it to Americans who now fund stocks themselves and earn moderate interest or rely on Britain's debts. It also lauds Justice Holmes as a long‑serving, clear democracy advocate in the Supreme Court, from a family of scholars.
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England
Britain
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
High Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Brennan seeks Senate bid to prove Illinois strength for Smith
Chicago businessman Mr Brennan enters 1928 Senate race to demonstrate national power of Governor Al Smith. He plans a large Illinois vote to call delegates' attention to his vote as evidence that he reflects Smith's influence.
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Brennan
Chicago
United States Senate
al Smith
Prohibition Issue Divides Mentions in McAdoo Smith Debate
Ms. Brennan's friends denounce McAdoo as the prohibition candidate. Some oppose Governor Smith and fear the dry wet labeling will complicate explaining a wet vote for Smith among southern delegates.
Double Taxation Ended in United States
Congress passed the 1926 tax bill relieving Americans abroad from U S income taxes on earned incomes. Corporations abroad still face taxes, while individuals gain exemptions when working in foreign countries. The China Trade Act of 1922 aided competition for Americans in China amid global trade growth after World War I. The era expanded American trade networks with soldiers, merchants, and a growing shipping and consular presence abroad.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
Senate
House
Department of
Hoover
China
England
Germany
American Legion
France
Italy
Belgium
Turkey
South Africa
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Venezuela
Panama
Guatemala
Mexico
Japan
Korea
India
New Zealand
Cuba
Canada
United States Shipping Board
Consular Service
Trade Information Service
Commerce Department
America
Chaos at Wall Street as Livermore predicts market crash
In New York on March 10 a fevered scene unfolds on Wall Street as traders discount future prospects. Gossip swirls about margins and brokers while Jesse Livermore is hailed as the boy who can break them and Durant is seen waiting to pounce.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Stella
Jesse Livermore
Durant
Motors
Faces of panic and power in a market crash
The scene shifts from riotous crowds and frantic trading to Mr. Hoover’s Commerce Department reforms. It details the chaos as shares tumble, the rise of new market kings, and the impact of taxation on Americans abroad including the lure of foreign citizenship to dodge double taxes.
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Hoover
Commerce Department
United States
Answers and Questions on Subjects From IQ to History
A compilation of trivia covering intelligence tests comparing genders, origin of the Rule of Eleven in Whist, Mason status of Kaiser Wilhelm, Windsor Castle proportions, the Chinese lunar calendar era, Edinburgh Burgess Society founding, and Cuban wild pig diet palmiche diversity.
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Moss
George Washington University
G. M. K. A. Foster
Germany
Masonic Grand Temple
Washington
Windsor Castle
China
Edinburgh Burgess Society
O. H
Cuba
The Very Idea and Fables in Fact Oddities by Hal Cochran
A mixed page features Hal Cochran pieces on friendship and western east contrasts. Also included is a humorous tale about detectives solving a home mystery after questioning a housemaid.
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Hal Cochran
Cabinet Wives and Congresswomen in Social Hierarchy
The piece debates whether a cabinet officer’s wife outranks a congresswoman’s wife in Washington society. It notes White House views favoring official status, counts ten cabinet ladies versus one congresswoman, and cites long-standing custom of separate White House receptions for Congress and Supreme Court members.
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Charles P. Stewart Messenger
Washington
Congress
Florence P. Kahn
Mary T. Norton
Edith N. Rogers
Kahn
Norton
Rogers
White House
Supreme Court of the United States
Cleveland
Supreme Court
German firms form aerial transport amalgam in Berlin
Twenty three German companies joined to create a unified aerial transport network. Representatives met in Berlin to outline a concrete plan and accelerate the merger process.
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Bordeaux
Berlin
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Heathens Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Dailies
Wire Report International News Service
F. W. Bush
Puor
Chas. H. Harris
National Advertising
Robert Eli Ware Inc
Fifth Ave
South Wabash Avenue
enGue
Bpeo
Cote A
KGW
Portland
Ore
KNX
Los Angeles
Calif
Vasten
Picket
Musica Khj
Moses
George Eliot
Arthur Brisbane
BY Frederic J. Haskin
Old Broadway
Latin America
Burns
West Gay ST
Alder Building and Loan Cos
S&e
Sam M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan
Columbus
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