Radio Schedule Showcases Americana Music Lineup
A nostalgic radio daybook lists 4 pm Americana program with diverse U S music from New York to the West. It promotes hosts Barney and Leo and the Two Jol Bakers, talent contests for $10 prizes, and a full day of varied segments from Ruth Ranney to the Imperial Male Chorus and world music.
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United States
M of
Manae
Barney utter-Nut
Barney
Leo
L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries
Brodaay
Hollyween
Dan H Tower
Ruth Ranney
Manhattan
Ray Powers
Jane Marcy
Roland Smythe
Bodhi
Vincent York
Cal
Vaanenierg
THE
Jolly Bakers
Rev. D. Kitchen
Christian Church of
Martha
Cole Baking Company
JFG CO Boys
Bbluefield
Hardware Company
Wotte
Rock Cliff
Bluefield
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Nongerman Company
Barney and
Lynn Hoers
Retoday
Radio Schedule Highlights Nationwide Network Listings
Kentucky accounted for nearly half the nation's whiskey production in March. The note lists NBC WEAF and WIZ blue network basics and regional station lists across East Midwest Mountain Coast areas with a dense roster of programs and orchestras scheduled from morning to late night.
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NBC -Weaf
Weal
Midwest
Kid Wmaq
Wdaf
Wire Wooks
Wood
NBC
WIZ
BLUE
Network
Whz
Wbza
Whai
Wham
Kdka
Wear
Wxyz
Wiw
Wsyr
Wma Fl
Waby
Webr Weky
Waod
Wean
Wice Wien
Wear Wis
Kwk
Koll Wren
Wmt Wood Weol
Kso
Wowo
Wie
Canada
Witm
Kgbz
Wiba
Webo Weday
Kfyr
Cret
Cfof
SOUTH
Wrva
Wptf
Wwne
Wis
Wiax
Wfla
Kentucky
Winning Contract and Finesse Lessons at Devonshire Club
A London bridge hand from the Devonshire club features George Morris as declarer against Cedric Kehoe. Morris, with a spectacular hand, gambles on a spade overcall and a later finesse amid clever play, illustrating when finessing a king is wise or not. In Winston-Salem a separate note reports C A Boles suing Southern Railway for 1440 dollars over allegedly tail-chewed mules during shipment.
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Devonshire
London
Euckland
George Morris
Cedric Kehoe
West
Wits
Morris
Declarer
East
Mr. Ke
Mr. Morris
Mr. Hoe
Winston-Salem
N. C
C. A
Boles
Southern Railway
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Trseverng
First Baptist Church
Rubinoff
Graham McNamee
Margaret McCr
Rine Wahoney
Penta Ger Corperoeen
Bluefield Produce and Provision Company
Mercer Garage
Gsters Bay
Washington
Wire
Mischa Stanley
Mary Vernon
MID & Can
Kgne
K&dyl
Kfbk
Thatcher Colt's Mysteries
Widow's Sons
Marion Talley
McConnell
Jack Benny
W. C. Pields
Bert Lahr
Harvey Hayes
Reading
Kidoodlers
del Courtney
Blue Barron & Orchestra
Cbs-Wabo
Basic—East
Wabc Wade
Waab
Weel
Wer
Wkbw
Whk
Wir
Wdre
Feau
Wias
Wpre
Wibl
Wisv
Wbhbm
Wfbm
Kmbec
Kmox
Whas
Fab
Krnt East
Wbns
Wpg
Whp
Whee Wore
Efrb
Chac
Wibx
Wmas
Wesg
Wnbf
Dixte—West
Wsfa
Whre
Wgam
Wdod
Kira Wrec
Wiac
Wwi
Wtoc
Krid
Ktrh
Waco
Wdbo
Wht
Wdae Whig
Wdbj
Wwva
Wmbg
Wajs
Wmbr
Wala
Ktul
Kgko
Woeao
Wdne
Wnax
Kwkh Know
Wmmm
Wijno Midwest
Wmbd
Wisn
Wibw
Kfh
Wkbn
Weao
Wsbt
Ksc
Woc
Mountain
Kwor
Kis
Kwx
Kol
Kfpy
Kvi
St. Louis
Columbia
Detroit
Kalvenborn
Gus Arnheim
Guy Arnheim
Jay Freeman
Red Nichols
Dick Jurgins
WEAF
Howard Marshall
Uchu Martines
Dr. Scherer
Snd Ph Piggsboitie
New York
Isides
Helen Trraubel
Orch
Bob Pipes
Isu Speth
Choir Symphonette
California
Joly and
Bunch
Ero
Press-Radio News
Jay
Fields
Dixie
Ted Lewis & Orchestra
Louis Panico & Orchestra
Kehoe
Caracas
GSB
PCJ
Eindhoven
Rome
Paris
Coves al Djd
Berlin
Vatican
Budapest
U. S
Featuring
Glenwood Park
Clayton McMichen
Georgia Wildcats
OLD
Fred Pendleton and
His Rangers
Blankinship Brothers
Jimmy An Gordon
West Virginia
Ramblers
Brushfork Ramblers
Harmony Lads
Charlotte and
Dorothy Jennings
Karl Catner
Gordon Jennings
Otis Woods
Jimmy ‘Barker
Joe Woods Harmony
Sue
His
Lyle
Keeny
Lynn Davis
Sue and
Ann Mason
Joe Woods
Leslie
Keith
Shorty” Aliff
Estill Kennedy
Young County
Robinette String Band
Texas Jack and His Cowboys
Ann
Lynn