Radio Programs Schedule Across M multiple New York Stations
Daylight Time radio grid lists programs for WJZ WXN etc across many stations with varied timings. It covers talk music sports weather and time signals from New York Philadelphia Chicago and more. It names hosts guests and orchestras along with broadcasts from 2:15 p m to 11:30 p m and beyond.
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New York City
Tailk
Julian Heath
Paulineeck
Ethel Walsh
Leanar Gunn
Erie
Dr. Man
Dettborn
H Guitare
Loward
Antoinette Ferry
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Orel
Em Seenengs
Commodore Orchestra
Financial Review
George O'Brien
Pat Nes
Orpheus
WEAF
Dorothea Brandt
Wiliam Douh-Kerr
Edna van Olinda
J van Olinda
Adelaide de Luca
Central
Ralph Christman
Samuel Siegel
Antonio Glanelli
W. A. Thompson
Drgent
Whitt
Christman
McAlpin Radio Forum
Rainbow Society Orchestra
WNYC
Harry G. Raven
William M. Park
S—Donaldson
William C. Carl
Herman Neuman
Francis H. Siscon
Pleniet
Hospital
Francis Caponliicz
Baas-Baritona
Henry Dart
Planiat
Trend of the Times
Sydney Neville Ussher
Ash
WHN
Madeline Babkirk
i—Grossman
Osborne
Gerhard
Jack Smith
i—Hock & Jerome
Williams
Palais Ixor Orchestra
Haines & Scott
N—Hearth Tall F
Lilian
Charles Lee
WBBR
Staten Island
Irene Kleinpeter
Soprang
Charles_ Kenny
C. B_ Line Klempeter
Irene Kleipeter
WGY
Schenectady
WAAM
Newark
Major Tate
Anshaw
Brown
Milg
Rootera
Richmond Hill
Herbert F. Bates
la Ftaffa
von der Hude
James F. Gibson
Arnold T. Koch
Harbert F. Bates
Criterions' Orchestra
Philadelpha
Isi
Naval Observatory
Blue Ribbon
Roosevelt
United States
Sylvania Orchestra
Philadelphia
Harnger
Charles K Hallowell
Seamen’s Orchestra
Uneclo Wip
A A Cairne Weei
Boston
Tower
Palm Garden
Neliie May Kier
Reader
Reinherz Orchestra
Dok-Eisenburg's
Sinfonians
Philharmonic Quintet
Blue Ribbon Quartetts
Springfield
Westinghouse Fhlharmente Ts
Evelyn Lafrance U Daly
Aleppo
Clarence A. Fish
Arlington Time Aignais
McEnelly
WTAB
Fall River
Home Economics
WOTS
Worcester
Nancy Paige
Marjorie Woodman
Radio Caat
Fred D. Aldrich
Sally
WCAP
Washington
Tower Healthxercise
Tower Health Talk
Gypsy String Ensemble
WMAGQ
Chicago
Radio Farm School
Mothers In Council
Chicago High School Teachers’ Council
Chicago Theatre Organ
LaSalla Orchestra
Family Altar League
KYW
Money Exchange
Anna J. Peterson
United States Market Bureau
WLW
Cincinnati
Babson
U. S
Philathea Glee Club
KSD
ST. Louis
National Hospital
Louia F. Burlingham
Gardner
Webster College
WWJ
Detroit
Arlington
Elsin
Detroit Orchestra
WOAF
Kansas City
Reading
Cecile Burton
Lady Trianon
Nighthawk
WFAA
Dallas
Mario H. Bolack
Leffingwall
Mozart Choral Club
WECN
THC
Palles
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Stockman
Barehall
Joseph Conrad
Frederick P. Mayer
Louisville Conservatory of Music
Alamo Theatre
Peggy True
KGO
Oakland
Gal
Pacifica
Calliers State Department of Eduction
Weather Bureau
Halstead Orchestra
Aunt Hetty
Killbui
Salstead
Denver
New Alphabet Proposed by Dictionary Editor in New York
Dr Frank Vizetelly managing editor of the New Standard Dictionary urged Columbus University phonetic society to create a new alphabet with forty eight sounds each assigned its own letter he argued universal pronunciation standard would fix English speech which he said is higher in the United States than elsewhere while critics mock Americans as a mumbling whanging nation
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New York
Frank H. Vizetelly
New Standard Dictionary
Phonetic Society
Columbus University
Vizetelly
Maine Seeks Power From St John River Station
The International Joint Commission disclosed Maine’s claim to receive its share of electric power from the St John River station near Grand Falls New Brunswick. The project is proposed by the New Brunswick Hydro Electric commission. Canadian and U S governments and railways filed statements and a final hearing is set for Montreal on May 15.
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Ottawa
International Joint Commission On
United States
Maine
St John River
Grand Falls
N. B
New Brunswick Hydro- Electric Commission
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
International Paper Company of New York
Joint Commission
Montreal
Reconditioning Vacuum Tubes Revives Silent Sets
F M Russell notes many vacuum tubes go quiet after use due to sensitivity loss. Firms now specialize in reconditioning to restore volume and range, reviving decades old equipment and meeting demand from collectors and hobbyists.
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F. M. Russell
Tube Resensitizer: Restoring Filament for Dying Tubes
A DIY guide explains reviving aging vacuum tubes by briefly overdriving the filament with a toy transformer source. Steps include inserting a 199 tube, setting four volts for eight hours, then trying again. If needed, raise to six volts with a 25 ohm series rheostat for another eight hours. failure means the tube is useless.
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Schmitt
WHAR
Atlantic City
Seaside Hotel Trio
Shelbourne Orchestra
WGBS
David Corey
Gertrude Gross
Hileanor Fox
Elsie Bingham
Plantet
Krueger
Florence Oil Stores & Ranges
Florence
Clark
Broad St.Saverrey
Post and Telegram
Canada
Anolts
He Alto
Beauty
Healetts Doda
Estal Ra Health
Lifeewoy
Lever Bao, Co
Cambridge, Mass
Barrett
Barrett Giants
A. W. Barritt CO. Roofing Paints & Hardware
Barnum