Radio Schedule Highlights Across Networks and Times
A dense listing of radio programs and stations nationwide. Highlights include 4:30 to 10:30 blocks featuring Daddy and Rollo, Pryor's Band, Rudolph, the Columbians, Barbara Maurel, the Parade, Jack Denny Orchestra, and Guy Lombardo among others. Numerous affiliates such as WABC WXYZ WKRC WSPD WMAQ KMBC KOIL KFI and WEAF echo across coast to coast.
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WABC
Daddy and Rollo
WADC
WKRC
WXYZ
WSPD
WISN
WGL
WFBM
WBBM
WCCO
KMOX
KMBC
Pryor
WNOX
Kfit
WMAL
Rudolph, Sherman and Pratt
WMAQ
the Columbians
WBCM
WBOD
WBRC
Wdssu
WTAQ
KSCJ
WMT
Klra Koil
KFH
KFJF
WACC
KOH
KVI
KFPY
KFRC
Mary Charles
WHK
WOWO
KOIL
KTRH
Boswell Sisters
WKBN
WDOD
WLAC
WDSU
WNAX
KRLD
KTSA
WACO
KDYL
KLZ
WLAP
WREC
KLRA
WIBW
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Pilgrims Sail On Mayflower July 22 1620
Today in history recalls the Mayflower voyage with the Pilgrims departing for America on July 22 1620. The voyage marked the start of sustained English settlement in North America and shaped colonial history.
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America
America Must Lead In World Economic Relief Says Editorial
The piece argues that the United States must take the lead in German relief and war debt issues as isolation fades. It credits President Hoover’s leadership and notes public support for international peace efforts, while warning that Europe’s actions affect the U.S. economy and national policy.
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Germany
United States
Europe
New York Times
Polticians
Hoover
Paris
London
Never the Twain Shall Meet At The Hamilton Institute study
The Alexander Hamilton Institute extends its critique of the railroads rate plea to all prices and charges for services. It rejects the theory that prices must rise to cure low demand, arguing raw materials and wages have fallen and producers cannot sustain current pricing. Deflation is acceptable only if general. The piece notes public choice likely favors high prices and prosperity.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
Interstate Commerce Commission
Institute
Fort Worth
Amarillo to Take Over City Garbage Service
Amarillo officials announce the city will assume direct control of the garbage department on September 1. Mayor Ernest O. Thompson says the move will yield a noticeable saving by the city handling its own waste.
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Amarillo
Ernest O. Thompson
Longview approves sewer and water main extensions plan
Longview city commission selects 5 280 feet of sewer main extensions and 1 700 feet of water main extensions as the initial construction project under a new city improvement program.
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Longview
City Seeks $120000 Bond For Streets Water Sewers
The city moves to float a bond issue of 120000 to fund street paving and water and sewer extensions and improvements. The plan outlines financing for municipal projects and infrastructure upgrades.
Federal Buildings Planned in Valley Cities
A $1 million federal building program is announced for the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Bids for the Brownsville building will be opened in Washington on August 14, with additional federal structures planned for San Benito Harlingen Mercedes Mission McAllen and Edinburg.
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Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Washington
San Benito
Harlingen
Mercedes
Mission
McAllen
Edinburg
Eagle Advertises Cash for Clean White Cotton Rags
The Eagle offers cash for clean white cotton rags, inviting readers to bring the donations to their location for prompt payment.
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the Eagle
Paris Memoir on the Bois and Ritz Bar Wanderings
The author extols the Bois de Boulogne as a restorative refuge and notes Parisian romance and social scenes. He recalls late companion Will Hogg, the Ritz bar regulars, and a tour from Seine quays to Ile de la Cite with mentions of Laperouse and Tour dArgent.
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Ile de la Cite
Paris
Laperouse
Place de la Concorde
Daily Bible Thought on Trust and Righteous Walk
A devotional note quotes Psalm 84 11 stating the Lord is a sun and shield and will withhold no good thing from those who walk uprightly. The verse emphasizes divine grace and glory granted to the faithful.
Farmers Congress Draws Eight Hundred at A M College
In 1906 Bryan Morning Eagle notes about 800 attendees at the annual Farmers Congress at A M College. Papers covered agriculture horticulture and stock raising while various agricultural groups met.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
A. & M. College
Katie Daffan
Ennis
W. S. Howell
J. N. Goodwin
Kilgore
Ways and Means Committee
Chicago Commercial Association
San Francisco
Coyle
Morrison
Oklahoma
The
Texas Farm Journal
East Texas
Continuous advertising strengthens business reach
The article argues that well advertised products win broad approval and that ongoing advertising builds and sustains trade. It claims continuous ads draw customers, create repeat sales, attract new buyers, and foster prosperity for those who invest in steady promotional effort.
Coordination Planned for Texas Unemployment Relief Effort
As unemployment pressures rose last winter Texas communities formed emergency relief groups and local agencies prepared for cold weather demand. Governor Sterling's State unemployment committee will meet in Fort Worth on July 25 to coordinate efforts and craft a statewide program.
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Texas
Sterling
Fort Worth
Blottoed Ladies Carried Out As Paris Guides Go Quiet
Erskine Gwynne notes increasing hardship with six drunken women carried out in one evening and Parisian professional guides sharing tips on safer outings as public spaces grow tense.
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Erskine Gwynne
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Oil Tangle Attracts Texas Legislature In Capital City
Editorial notes the Texas Legislature returns to tackle the oil question amid drought low prices and public worry. It predicts the session will reveal the complexity of oil politics with Austin offering a surprising gas supply boast.
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Texas Legislature
Guynor Sterling
Les Akers
Austin
Austin But Durin the Next 30 Days the Capital City Can Safely Boast of Havin
Editorial on looming winter relief and federal spending
The Houston Post-Dispatch editorial warns of pressure for a special session to fund unemployment relief amid rising winter needs. It cites proposals from 500 million to 5 billion dollars, debates over debt, and Hoover's stance on private vs government aid, predicting broad relief and enlarged federal responsibility if action occurs.
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Congress
White House
Hoover
Treasury Department
Houston Post-Dispatch
Cities urged to create winter job projects for relief
The Houston Post-Dispatch quotes a view that work programs provide more aid to the unemployed than food distribution. Authorities call for immediate planning of winter construction projects funded by a dedicated unemployment relief fund to meet future emergencies and stabilize conditions.
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Houston Post-Dispatch
Governor Sterling’s appeal for oil and gas legislation
Governor Ross S. Sterling urged the Texas legislature to set aside personal and political differences and pass substantial conservation laws. He spoke on the eve of leaving for Mineral Wells to review the Fifty sixth brigade, stressing relief for Texas oil and gas industries amid natural resource conservation debates.
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Ross S. Sterling
Mineral Wells
Texas National Guard
Texas
Waco News- Tribune
Austin Proposes Soil Conservation Through Planting Restrictions
The bill would make it a misdemeanor for landowners to plant as they choose and would bar more than 50 percent of Texas cotton acreage from this year next year, with further limits on cotton planting for two consecutive years thereafter. Critics warn the plan removes farming freedom and could penalize farmers severely while ignoring soil-depletion issues. The Dallas News notes the proposal aims to conserve soil but questions its effectiveness and mentions potential extreme penalties for violators.
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Paris
The
Bois
Boulevards
Seine
Austin
Texas
Dallas News
Erath County Baptists to Hold Encampment Revival
Erath County Baptists plan the first annual Erath County Baptist Association Encampment Revival at Alexander from July 31 to August 9. The summer evangelistic event marks a return to the old camp meeting system.
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Stephenville
Erath County Baptists
Erath County Baptist Association
Alexander
Daily Rag to Want Ada in Your Business
Ada business leaders are urged to read the Daily Rag as a trusted local source. Local merchants report strong community reach and consistent reader engagement across Ada.
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Daily Rag
Ada
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Associated Press
WEAF
Little Jack Little
WWJ
WENR
KSD
KFYR
WMC
WAPI
KTAR
WGY
Goldbergs
WSAI
Vallee Orchestra
WJAX
WJDX
WOW
WDAF
WIAS
WSB
WSMB
WEBC
KOA
KSL
WOAI
WSM
WTAM
KSTP
WGN
KPRC
WTMJ
KTHS
WBAP
WKY
KVOO
WIOD
WOAT
KYW
WJIDX
WOC
KFSD
Bertie
KSD Wow
Stebbins Boys
William Scotts
Donahue
WSM Kyw
WJZ
Amos
Andy
KDKA
WCKY
WLW
Jesters
Wren
WGAR
Phil Cook
KWK
WDAY
KFAB
WFAA
WJR
WLS
Sisters of the Skillet
Wren Kfab
Sanderson and Crumit
WHAS
Coast
Clara
Williard Robison
WSBM
Bryan
Valley
Will Hogg
Berlin
Apple
Frank
Ritz
Paree
Place Vendome
Cole Porter
Michael Arlen
Richard le Gallienne
Gilbert White
Lou Hauser
Hauser
Rue Carbon
Daily Bible Thought
Shaw
Dear Mister
OLD Camp Meeting
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