Radio Program Listings Across Stations and Times
A dense catalog of radio broadcasts in multiple markets detailing performers, orchestras, soprano and tenor soloists, talk segments, weather forecasts, and sports updates. Includes WCWI Bridgeport, WMCA New York, WTIC Hartford, and many others with listed program times, guests, and musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCWI
Bridgeport
Polly Porter
Harold Wood
Sonny
Genevieve Northrup
Sadke McHugh
Centralto
Tris
S. Rueselt
Tetlon Exchange
Orebeatea
Sandial
Minnie West
York
Norma Mactauley
Alive
Blinn Forma
Emaaheth Kuner
Stearns
PML
Wittrell Anglo-Peraim
Abbin’s
Suike Seertions
French Leen
Police Alara
Verman Newman
Planlet
Terlenbach-Laughton
Mel Hoffman
Bhbeta
WGRS
New York
Terese
Emily Hurst
Alice “Baril
Emmily Hare
L. Kronfeldt
Ladys Rogers
Notge
Hoffman
Uncle Goode
Haneball Hewks Ad
WMCA
New Fork
Vail
Cdierney
Minnie Well
Harold Normanton
AO VM Folden
Orebacia
Conghian
Ployment Oportentries
Eoldena
Monte Varla Orchestra
Hills Darconan
M.—Denny
Bright
McAlpin
Weather Report
Asia Orchestra
Lea P.M
An Curler
Basenall
Olle Fyettin
Plantat
WGY
Rita Toes Geiger
James Gordon
Karlfony
Crowhurst
Hernan Siegal
Wolke
Prince Platts
Newa
James Gefson
Myleln Schatz
Rey Bergere
Songe
Vaete Kabert
Orchestra
Fromraw
Grehe
Theondoliers
Donaldson’s
Orchestra Arington
Vkelele
Rob McPonakl
Panling Meenal
Piet “Kelely
Bob McNonald
Jne Sherman
Songa Tan
Sinet Thays
Alfred. Mccann
Helen Velprin
Cisin
Max Orlofaky
Wiolintat
Jean Belie-Tae
Hartford
Tenvelerg
Orchckton
Polien
Lanre
Gaudet
Planiat
Travelaes
George Elteworth
WTTC
Newark
Robert Cooper
American man freed after vagrancy act charge in London
John Presley Skidmore Harrison a 41 year old American named as defendant in Westminster police court faced vagrancy act charges for allegedly insulting two girls at the South Kensington Natural History Museum. Sir Charters Biron testified to his good character. The case was adjourned then later he was discharged for lack of evidence and a finding that the girls may have erred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Presley
Skidmore Harrison
Westminster
South Kensington Natural History Museum
Sir Charters Biron
Bow Street Court
Harrison
Magia °Trate
Tere
Lieut Stevens Wins Liberty Engine Trophy at National Air Races
Lieut. C. L. Stevens of the Army Air Corps won the Liberty Engine Builders trophy at the National air races in Philadelphia. He flew a Curtiss Falcon 142.26 mph, besting Capt. Aubrey Hornsby and Lieut. G. C. Owens in a 144 mile military-plane event. Other winners included Robert P. Hewitt and Douglas H. Dayty in ancillary contests. aviation details note wind complicating precision landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sept
C. L. Stevens
United States Army Air Corps
Liberty Engine Builders
Model Farms
Stevens
Aubrey Hornsby
United States Army
Hornsby
Navy
Lieut
G. C. Owens
D. H
Robert P. Hewitt
Aero Club of Pennsylvania
Douglas H. Dayty
Atlanta
Hewitt
Aero Club
Basil Rowe
Keyport
N. J
Aero Marina
Casey” Foner
Garden City
L. L
Thomas Morse
Owen
Leo Mohme
Army
Mohme
Davis
Waco
J. Ber Faulkner
Co. C. Chamberlain
Hasbrougd Heights
XN. J
Waterbury Man Held for Death in Auto Crash
Waterbury Sept 9 Hardly M Thorn bound over to Superior court on manslaughter charges with bonds of 2500 after a July 13 crash that struck a trolley car killing Clifford Thomas. Russell L Crochet the trolley operator testified Thorn tried to pass another car and failed, trapping his auto between the trolley and the front vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
M. Thorn
Superior Court
Thorn
Meriden Rand
Clifford Thomas
Russell L. Crochet
One Killed Six Hurt in Auto Crash in New Jersey
In Paterson New Jersey early today an automobile skidded and overturned on the Boonton road between Towaco and Lincoln Park killing Charles Schindhausler of Mountain View and injuring six others including his brothers George and Andrew. The driver Carl Hestrom of Brooklyn was held on manslaughter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Charles Schindhausler
Mountainview
George
Andrew Schindhausler
Boonton Road
Towaco
Lincoln Park
Carl Hestrom
Brooklyn
Bands to Compete on Elm City Green, New Haven
Nine regimental bands will participate in a contest and concert on the New Haven green September 15 after a parade from Meadow Street Armory. Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island will be represented. Governor Trumbull, Senator Hiram Bingham, Adjutant Cole, Major General Morris B. Payne and the regiment’s commanding officer will witness the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Green
Meadow Street Armory
Connecticut
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Trumbull
Hiram Bingham
Cole
Morris B. Payne
Boy Scouts Demonstrate Firefighting At State Fair
Stamford Sept 9 Special The Glenbrook Bay Scout Forest Fire Patrol gave an exhibition of the method to extinguish a forest fire at the state fair in Hartford this week. The Pine Tree patrol of this city world champions in setting camp will give two demonstrations at the fair tomorrow and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Glenbrook Bay
Hartford
Pine Tree Patrol
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T.m.—Cooper's
Sport Itovient
Antininced
Reenbrookerenaders
Orgen
Chamber of, Commerce
Four ‘Towers Orchestra
Vrances Pohl Breck
Hlieabeth Wand
Helen Lafenberg
Francee Pohl -Breck
Pianiat
Helen’ Lautenberg
Bil Wathey
San Steget
Mondolla Virtueno
Stra
Atlantic City
Emea—E Pittabcorgh
Aremla
Weather Fore East
WIAR
Providence
WESM
Portland
WCAR
WTAG
Worcester
WLIT
WHAS
Louisville
WDAF
Ansas
WREO
Lansing
WMAK
Lockport
WENA
Chicago
WGN
WRST
Bayshore
Garod
Garop
RADIO
The
Hessel & Hoppen Co
Crown Street
New Haven, Conn
Garod Corp
Belleville
N. I
Gard
Mitchell
Elm City Green
Cae
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Bridgeport Gas Light CO
Niet
Post and Telegram