Radio Program Listings and Station Schedules
A dense listing of radio programs across multiple stations with times, performers, orchestras, and weather notes. Includes named acts such as Fisher, Waldorf-Astoria ensembles, MacDowell Sisters, Fleming's Orchestra, and Kate Weather forecast across cities like New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Robison
Bobby Gregory
Tasinski
Ulanlat
Adeptinataciat
Suranmary
Thy
M -Cottingschange
Vriesnel
Astoria Hoof Orchestra
MacGregor
Ryatalen
Dadio Marlo
Stadione Cat
Armagh
Fimny Clarke
Ploalst
Stunet
PSE
Asolden
Adoni
Ratortalnere Wiwe
New York
Fleming
May Singh
Brae
Peter Tetugs
Che
Alajestle
Mettann
Odierne
Pomulie Pout
Hoo
PU Canute
Qrekestra
Wray -Xew York
MacDowell Sisters
John Vou Agu
Vero
MacDowell
Julian Pinabaeh
Rays
Belgas
Roogevele
Orelest Soo
Ten Saxon
Totinan Mad Gallant
Drawing Hoom Dingers
Taehatam Sky
Schulmann
Lenn Carson
Constance Carr
Siprana
Richmont
Hilt
DeStefani
OOTOM
TeStefant
May & Breen
Uketele
Rose
Hienilag
Btring Eassemble
W. McMann
Aino Pyw
Ladiew
Trea Ovehostes
Schenectady
Pr Onendang Orchestra
Buffalo Theatre
WMAK
Ain
Yan Culer
Staten Island
Charles Rolnter
Twatoschk
Sra
P. D. Workers Receive First Post Office Pay Checks
All post office employees and branches were paid by check for the first time in history following Washington’s rule that starting July 1 1927 new fiscal year pay must be by check. The 1928 pension adjustment reduced take home pay by 1 percent from prior amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Funeral today for former General Electric head
New York July 16 The funeral of Charles Albert Coffin former president of General Electric and chairman of the board until 1922 will be held at his Locust Valley home at 1 30 p m tomorrow. He died after a week long illness aged eighty one. He helped put electricity over and was honored by France Belgium and Serbia. He established the Charles Coffin Foundation to promote study of electricity. Coffin led GE as it expanded power plants to bring electricity to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Albert Coffin
General Electric Company
Locust Valley
L TL
Coffin
Te Lesa
Yate
Union
Bowdoin
Charles Aoffin
Free State and Britain clash over Sir Hugh Lane paintings
Dublin reports a heated dispute over a million dollar Sir Hugh Lane painting collection housed at the Tate London. The Irish Free State Senate urged Britain to return the works bequeathed to Dublin by Lane, while Britain rejects the codicil as invalid. The National Gallery of Ireland urged diplomatic action to recover the paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Hugh
National Gallery of London
King George
Tate Gallery
Joseph Duveen
Lane
W. Ts. Yates
Senate
Free State
National Gallery of Ireland
Greenwich Woman Safe In Hotel Fire
Greenwich July 16 Special Fear that Mrs. Mary Hill Brown of Lafayette place was among those burned to death in the Twilight inn fire at Hatnea Falls XN was removed today by answer to a telegram giving assurance of her safety. Mrs Hill-Brown was at the hotel preparing to stage the pageant inst of the Sun with hotel guests as cast members and was awakened by the first alarm of fire and got out safely. She walked to the house of Jelph McKee a friend a mile distant and was taken in there. It is thought that she lost manuscripts and costumes as well as clothing. She is expected here next week. Ag rector of the Studio Workshop Playerdaana HillBrown has rides a name for herself in the entertainment world. She has lived here four years having come to Greenwich from Providence FR where he was similarly engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwicis
Mary Hill Brown
Lafayette Place
Hatnea Falls
Jelph Mckee
Also Mentioned on This Page
WNYC
Anita Cann Gribbon
Fitzpatrick Brothers
Gertrude
Astrr Dndiey
Polier
NEW Tork
Unie
Arcadia Orrhustra
Trete Greer i Pac
Sorer
Regis Pac
Nowe Lenis
Harmon Black
Ontine
Royal Arcadian
Orchestra
Curtforth Aheaster
Sambera
Wilain Chosnyk
Tinal
York
POE
Walt
Siteminti
Rath
Dackson
Soprane
Pappen
Seatel
Pal Marien Bors
Saprant
Miele Shop M Orchestre
Miele Shop M Orchestre Pao Pone
Uonsen
Hosard
Eotertalyers
WAAM
Newark
Pal—Doen
Haver
PAD
Atlantic Cify
Seaside Trio
Moe
New Ark 405
Fourty-ind Gym
Claes AM
Who
Vigor Gym
Casa
Prances Pehl
Pinsiat
Mercedes Fehles
PLM
Pehl Breck
Phontst
Mercedes Vehles
Sopran
P.M
Berkeley-Cartiret
PM Sports
Wathey P.M
Orrste Y Quvenstamt
Madelaine
Unieleer
Winlan Larkwood
Vlotiniet
Arthur Prior
Vaalno Ordivat
Berkeley-Cartiretchestra
Slanterey Steely
Len Hernie’s Orchestra
WIP Poiladflpaia
Rodurieg Beerelecs
Pal—Shelbourne Orchestre
WODA
Nooa
Vane Music
Dummer Music
Atlantic City
Shelburne
Ambassador
Aumiere Concert
Amet Welei
Ted Weems
Vaustra
Shelburne Dancer
WEEI
Boston
Capitol Theatre Orchestra
Westmingter Orchestra
PAM
Philadrephta
Werther
Naval Observatory
Ign
Gollen
Palive Reports
OM M
KitaCachtin Leheatre
Thre
Orecnat
WNAC
the Smilers
Mandlager Orchestra
WTAUG
Worcester
Sverkly
Chester Gasford
Wasehall
Weatinglaiss
Weetlazh
Stallutis Broadcasting
Wret—Batshore
Rochester
Tlockport
WAN
Providence
WCST
Portlanth
WOAT
WCAP
WRCO
Chicago
KYW
WBRAL
Baltimore
UTTV
WREQ
Lansing
Wid
Detmoit
WSB
Atlanta
WRVA
Richmond
KFI
Los Angeles
WIRO
WBBM
WHT
Fairfield
Radios & P. Tex
Crostey
Sore Ewe
P. D
R — Gou
Waddin Poon On
General Electric CO
Charles A. Coffin
Greenwich
FELTS
Milans
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