Radio Schedules and Prohibition Poll Headlines
A dense listing of radio programs across networks WJZ WHAM WLW WHAS and others. The schedule includes Amos n Andy Rudy Vallee Orchestras Harold Sanford Atwater Kent episodes and late night concerts with Benrus Time announcements and sign-offs. The long timetable names many stations and programs through May 1 2 and early Friday May 2 NBC NBCs and related time blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
WwLw
Amos
N’ Andy
WHAM
Los
Shilkret Orchestra
WTAM
WGY
WHAS
Atwater Kent
Wiz
KDKA
WJR
WGN
Andy
WSM
WLW
Radio Schedule Highlights from NBC and WLW Listings
A dense listing of program times and performers for NBC and WLW stations on May 1 and May 8 including Longine correct time, Bernie Cummins orchestra, Captain's Table, Literary Digest polls, Pepsodent and Maxwell House programs, Vincent Lopez, B A Rolfe, Knox Dunlap, Atwater Kent, and the 18th Annual Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WJZ
Longine
Bernie Cummins
New Yorker
Literary Digest
Edward Taylor
Vincent Lopez
J. Regis
B. A. Rolfe
Lucky Strike Orchestra
Knox Dunlap
Maxwell House Melodies
Atwater Kent
The
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Prohibition
Ang Test World News
Lucky Strike Dance
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
The station lists a full night of music and programs from 6:00 p m to 12 00 M including Whyte s Orchestra Cloverdale Limelights and The Pepsodent Program plus Pro baseball scores Stars of Melody and Wallace Silversmiths Pro Readings from Literary Digest and local news flashes lead into the Opening Game in the Western League at midnight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
Phil Spitalny
United Press
Federation
Fleischmann
Arc
WEAF
Ee World In Music
Pierre Ey
Enem
Don Bigelow
Central Orchestra
Genia Zielinska
Universal Safety Series
Raybestos Twins
Cities Service Concert Orchestra
Cliquot Club Eskimos
Old Company
Raleigh Revue
Vincent Lopez
Hotel
Longine
Whyte
Cloverdale Limelights
Literary Digest
Wallace Silversmiths
Stars of Melody
Pickard Family
Moment Musicale
Natural Bridge
Armour
Armstrong Quakers
Kodak
Hamilton-Brown
Prohibition
Coal Production Estimate For Week In The United States
The National Coal Association estimates 8 275 000 net tons of bituminous coal mined in the U S during the week ended April 26 based on incomplete railroad reports. The 1929 week total was 9 118 000, 1928 was 8 325 000. The Bureau of Mines reported 8 257 000 for April 12 and 8 112 000 for April 19.
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Washington
United States
National Coal Association
United States Bureau of Mines
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Sam
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Janstor
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Santor
Guzilem
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REG
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Boots
Twinks
Martin
Badew Crief
OKANY
Wren
Freckles
Blosser
Ryan
Quinn Bane
Fisher
Taxen
Riley
Ty Desert
U. S
BY Williams
Eney Burr
Trwilliamsc
BY Ahern
Burma
Har-Ra-Ume
Jemima Man
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Orpheus Trio
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
TOR m
National Farm and Home Out
Hilly
Billy
U. S. Army Band
Woman's Radio Club
Harmony
Angelus Trio
Livestock Reports
Floyd Gibbons
Literary Digest Sport
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
University of Cincinnati
Radio Dog Club
Glenn Adams
Crosley Salongry
Maxwell Hour
Perkinsville
Sonneteers
Hoallingsworth Hall
Castle Farm
Melville Bay
Hotel Gibson
Howard
Mary Steele
CBS
WABC
Littman
Bert Lown
Biltmore
Hotel Shelton
Columbia Educational Features
Paul Specht
Manhatan Towers
Fro Jay
Ward
Tip Top Club
the Statistician
the Vagabonds
Manhattan Moods
Devoe Redskins
New York Herald Tribune Observer
Dream Boat
Will Osborne
Orchesta
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Midnight Melodies
Roont Ens
Danie
Janie de
Pape
Irson
Nationa
ANBC
Mansfeld
Nee
Pacific Symphony
Woman’s Radio Club
Broadway Melodies
Maids of Melodies
Livestock Report
Amos ‘N' Andy
Brooks and
Ross
Crossey
Cipede Corchentra
Goueathe A . m
Studebaker
Crosley
Castle Farm Orches
Senius
Donhallrose Trio
Crosley Burnt Corkers
Castle Farm Orchestra
Digess Neement
Boy
Littmann_ Orchestra
Yoeng
Bernhard Levitow
Hig
Elleen
Arour World
Wapenborn
Evangeline Adams
Paramount Orchestra
U. S. Navy
Orchesetra
Biltmore Orchestra
Ivy Ball
University of Pennsylvania
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Messenger
Hock Valley