Radio Programs Highlight Roosevelt Red Cross Drive
Franklin D. Roosevelt speaks tonight on WABC supporting the Red Cross Roll Call. Judge Payne chairs the Red Cross with talks from a Dakotan farmer and a Chicago unemployed man about relief aid. Various segments and new programs fill the schedule across networks including Columbia and WEAF with cultural and educational talks.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
WABC
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Dakotas
Chicago
Gine
Today's Radio Schedule With Music and Performers
The listing outlines a long day of radio programming from 6:00 PM through midnight featuring the Todays program with Myrt and Marge, dancers, orchestras, soloists like Elizabeth Bartell and Johnny Tart, choruses, and various acts including a government segment and health adventures. Several entries mention orchestras, singers, and period pieces, indicating a bustling evening of entertainment and news items across multiple time slots.
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Myrt
Marge T
Georgie Price
Hollywood Newsho
NetKe
Kate Smith
Madison Singers
the Columbians
Lattice Jack Liste
Elizabeth Bartell
Symphony Orchestra
Tsham Jones
Born Orchestra
Ravennah
Lowell Thioumnet
Amor
Andy
Plang
Johnny Tart
Tketer
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Lineup
A dense listing shows stations WEAF Columbia Syst and others presenting a full day of programs from 6:30 AM to midnight with music sets talk shows dramas and orchestras. Notable items include the Pepper Pot Mammoth Time Signals and Adventures of Sherlock Holmes along with Moon River and Track of the Dance Orchestra.
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Talent Bureau
Mike & Herman
Becker & Greater
Tony Cabooon
Hollywood
Mooney Brothers
Rhythm Ramplers
Rendall Sisters
Hemmond
Rio
River & Market
Farm and Home
School of the Air
Jay Penn
Morrie & Marton
Louis John Johnen
Caravan
Old Bill
Ford Rush
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Gene
Glenn
Black & Blut
Ed McConnel
Orchestra
Pat Barnes
WLW
Moon River
Danece
Flour distribution for needy in New Marshfield district
Government flour will be issued at the Tewksbury Building to New Marshfield and Mineral Districts on Tuesday evening November 15 from 6 to 8 oclock. The piece also notes the record wind speed of 112 miles per hour in January 1920 at Quilty County Clare Ireland.
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Government
Tewksbury
British Isles
Quilty
County Chase
Ireland
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