Profit-Taking Dales Weaken Wheat Market in Cincinnati
Pessimistic Argentine wheat outlook persists but Liverpool cables failed to match yesterday's surge. Profit taking pushed futures lower, with December down 4 cents and May down 3 cents from prior close. Demand for immediate delivery car lots rose on option-driven milling needs as receipts stayed light. Prices for corn oats and hay varied. overall market activity remained modest amid moisture and weight issues in corn and mixed hay conditions.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool
Cincinnati Stock Exchange Day Wide Trading Slows Gains
In Cincinnati on December 4, trading on the stock floor showed 2,528 shares transacted with broad activity across many names. Money remained in strong demand as call loans held at 5 1/2 to 6 percent and most loans at 6 percent with gradually relaxing restrictions.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Money rates and silver prices in New York and London
Money markets in New York show call money steady at 5 percent with bids and offers around 5 percent and last loan at 5 percent. Time loans range four to nine months at 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Bar silver quoted at 69 Mexican dollars 535 centavos. London markets list bar silver at 82 3 16d per ounce and short bills at 3 9 16 percent.
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New York
London
Cattle and Hogs Move on Mixed Market Reports
Cattle prices showed little change with in-between grades dipping slightly and canners and cutters steady. Hog trade opened active with modest gains for handy weights, while sheep and lambs sold at steady to firm prices amid strong demand. regional reports from Chicago Indianapolis and Kansas City reflect uneven activity across the cattle hog and sheep futures.
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Wooriree Bins
Eveseoessesens
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Ohio Incorporations list shows new firms across cities
A December report from Columbus records multiple Ohio incorporations. Firms include Allen Oil Company Findlay with 40000 dollars, Joe Stein Garage Cleveland Heights 10000, Building Credit Bureau Toledo 1000, Turnbull Manufacturing Montpelier 500, Brownell Realty Cleveland 500, Harper Development Lakewood 15000, Myrod Shoe Cleveland 30000, Dolgin Dairy Toledo 25000, Blue Moon Tea Room Dayton 19000, Laramie and Weis Toledo 10000, A W Motor Barberton 25000, Warren Heights Realty Warren 500. Names include Elmer Runkle Ralph Steen and others as organizers.
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Ohio
Columbus
Allen Oil Company
Findlay
Elmer Runkle
Ralph Steen
H. Herbert Miller
Charles Wertz
James M. Steen
Joe Stein Garage Company
Cleveland Heights
Louis A. Stein
Alfred Berkowitz
Jacob Stein
Joshua Thorne
S. Masterson
Building Credit Bureau, Inc
Toledo
Warren J. Duffey
George D. Bryce
Lawrence E. Duffey
Anna Anlin
Margaret G. Krupp
Turnbull Manufacturing Company
Montpelier
Samuel N. Arni
Edwin M. Colton
Samugl A. Colton
Milton C. Harrold
Frank G. Miller
Brownell Realty Company, Inc
Cleveland
Sam Kaplan
William G. Sheppard
Arsene Bairas
Lee Ulmer
Harper Development Company
Lakewood
Clarence G. Harper
Lettie E. Harper
Clarence E
Florence H
Helen M. Edson
Myrod Shoe Company
James A. Weeks
Elmore L. Andrews
Read M. Kuhns
H. Walter Stewart
Jerome C. Fisher
Dolgin Dairy Company
Max J. Griminger
Morris J. Cohen
Elve Antin
Samuel Weinblat
Morris Levine
Blue Moon Tea Room, Inc
Dayton
Milton Firestone
Esther Gordon
Selma Epstein
Alex. Bernstein
Herman H. Finkle
Laramie & Weis Heating and Plumbing Company
Thomas B. Parish
Clayton A. Weis
Joe, Rudick
Louis G
Barberton
R. H. Nesbitt
G. L. Keller
Wen_ L. Willkie
F. G. Kline
L. A. Marin
Warren Heights Realty and Building Company
Warren
Alexander J. Wilczek
Victor O. Rascos
Victor G. Fury
Martin M. Reiss
C. R. Flegel
Holiday demand holds steady across dry goods and services
Jobbers report fair business with solid Christmas novelty demand while staples lag last month. Clothing, leather, glassware, jewelry, hardware, millinery and furniture show year over year gains. building slows but under way exceeds last year. Early holiday trade matches last year. retailers anticipate strong late-season sales as deposits release.
Butter Market Slips on Low Demand in Chicago Trading
Chicago butter prices fell under pressure as demand remained weak. Fresh 92 score butter traded around 49 cents a pound while centralised 90 score butter edged down to about 44 1 2 cents amid a glut of supply and slow sales.
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Chicago
Loose Wiles Biscuit Company Profile 1925
The firm started as United States Biscuit in 1903 and grew through eight subsidiaries. It ranks as a major US biscuit maker with plants in New York Kansas City St. Louis Omaha Chicago Minneapolis Boston and Dallas. Net earnings per common share rose from 5.04 to 7.42 in 1924 while debt remained low and dividends on first preferred stock were uninterrupted.
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Loose Wiles Biscuit Company
United States Biscuit Company
United States
New York
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolis
Boston
Dallas
Coommon
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Burley Tobacco Payments Stir Local Banks In Clearings
Payments for burley tobacco are flowing through local bank clearings with transfers chiefly from Lexington Kentucky. The crop year’s sales expect over 18 million dollars to Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association members and about 15 million to independent growers within three months. December 4 pensions for Civil War veterans are also showing in bank payments, though smaller than those from twenty five years ago. Clearings next week should reflect these payments more fully.
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Burley Tobacco
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Unusual Stock Rally Shocks Indian Refining Co
Notice of a sharp stock rise for Indian Refining Company with common and preferred shares hitting par after a week of gains. Trading on the New York market shows Pure Oil at 27% Fleischmann 139 Columbia Gas and Electric 78% and Owens Bottle 67% as highs this session.
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Fleischmann
Formica Insulation
French Bros.-Bauer
Western Paper Goods
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Iiss
Cceeneecasaassaakel
Procter & Gamble
Indian Refining Company
New York
Pure Oil
Columbia Gas and Electric
Owens
Wabash Railway Orders 1700 Auto Cars From Two Firms
The Wabash Railway has ordered 1,000 automobile cars from American Car and Foundry and 700 cars from Pullman Car and Manufacturing Company.
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The
Wabash Railway
American Car and Foundry
Pullman Car and Manufacturing Company
Gulf Mobile and Northern declares 4 percent dividend
Directors declare a 4 percent dividend on preferred stock with 3 4 percent adjustment toward the 6 percent rate due January 1 1926. The move reduces accumulation on the rate up to 20 percent.
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Gulf, Mobile & Northern Railroad Company
Right to Subscribe Offered by Universal Pipe and Radiator
Universal Pipe and Radiator Company offers common shareholders the right to subscribe at 25 dollars for one new share per three held. The rights were admitted to trading yesterday and expire December 28 for holders of record December 12, with settlement due in December.
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Universal Pipe and Radiator Company
Extra dividend declared by American Gas and Electric Company
The American Gas and Electric Company declares an extra dividend of one fiftieth of one share in common stock and a regular quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents. Payment is January 2 to stockholders of record December 10.
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American Gas and Electric Company
Bank executive elected to New York Fed Class A director
Jackson E Reynolds president of First National Bank of New York is elected Class A director for Group 1 at the New York Federal Reserve Bank. He succeeds Gates McGarrah chairman of Mechanics and Metals National Bank, with a term expiring December 31. Owen D Young chairman of General Electric Company elected Class B director for Group, serving three years.
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Jackson E. Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Gates . McGarrah
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Mathieson Alkali declares quarterly dividend on common stock
Mathieson Alkali Works Inc declares a quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on preferred stock and $1 per share on common stock for a $4 annual basis. Both dividends are payable January 2 to holders of record December 18. The president says earnings this year will be the largest in the company’s history.
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Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc
British rate spread pulls funds toward London
The initial impact of the 114 point gap between New York and London bank rates is seen as funds move to Britain to take advantage of higher British rates. American balances are transferred to London, driving sterling exchange up to 4.84 percent.
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New York
London
Great Britain
Sterling Exchange
Mountain Producers' declares annual dividend rate of 2.40
Mountain Producers' Corporation announces an extra 40 cent dividend plus 20 cent regular, payable January 1 to holders of record December 15. Previous quarters included 30 cent extras plus 20 cent regular, maintaining a rising total from 2.00 to 2.40 per share annually.
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Mountain Producers’ Corporation
Record Price Jump in New York Curb Market
Jerome Kennedy paid 28000 for membership in the New York Curb market, a rise of 4900 over the prior transaction. Kennedy’s purchase reflects renewed demand in the curb exchange.
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New York
Jerome Kennedy
Surplus Profits of 22 New York State Banks Rise
Financial Age shows surplus and undivided profits of 22 state banks in New York City totaling 57.49 million on November 14, up 6.69 million from the prior year. Capital stands at 45.2 million, funds total 65.288 million, with net earnings to net funds at 1.12 percent and stock prices ranging 200 to 2350 dollars, average 495, yielding 2.7 percent.
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New York City
Financial Age
Electric Auto-Lite Declares 50 Cent Extra Dividend
Electric Auto-Lite announces an extra dividend of 50 cents a share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of $1.50. The payout is payable January 2 to stockholders of record as of December 15.
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Electric Auto-Lite
New York Cotton Exchange Folds for Christmas Holiday Recess
Members vote to close the New York Cotton Exchange on Saturday December 26 and Saturday January 2 for a three day recess over the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Royal Baking Powder declares extra 2 percent dividend
Royal Baking Powder Company announces an extra 2 percent on common stock plus the regular 2 percent quarterly dividend and 1 percent on preferred stock. Payments are due December 31 to holders of record as of December 15.
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Royal Baking Powder Company
Insolvencies Rise in Southern and Eastern States
R. G. Dun & Co reports 422 commercial failures in the United States this week against 383 last week and 427 a year ago. More insolvencies occurred in Southern and Eastern States than the week before, while the West and Pacific Coast showed a decline.
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R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Pacific Coast
Safety Cable declares initial quarterly dividend
Safety Cable Company declares an initial quarterly dividend of 1.00 per share payable January 15 to holders of record December 31.
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Safety Cable Company
Richmond Radiator declares 162-3c dividend on new preferred
The Richmond Radiator Company declares a dividend of 162-3c on its new preferred stock payable January 15. The action reflects the firm’s earnings distribution plans and sets the payment date for holders.
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Richmond Radiator Company
Cotton Prices Dip as Gains Surprise Market
New York December 4 cotton market rose early on steady opening but failed to hold gains. January futures slipped from 19.86 to 19.58 cents, closing down 9 to 20 points as heavier private ginning and week sight figures weighed on the market.
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New York
Crude Oil Runs in City on December Market
Credit balances reach 3.30 in city trading as crude oil shows 40 706 barrels average with shipments totaling 419 barrels and an average of 4 158 barrels.
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L City
Wheat market crashes after record Chicago highs
In Chicago on December 4 the wheat market swung wildly with prices sliding 7 percent from intraday peaks. December futures fell to 1.74 percent and May to 1.70 percent as heavy selling drove prices down from early peaks of 1.82 and 1.75 respectively. Corn and oats also eased while provisions varied, with cash quotes showing No 2 hard wheat at 1.80 to 1.82 dollars and various corn, oats, and seed prices listed.
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Chicago
BES Iathaconis
Lord— Bs Vowsinties
MS. Ielties
Weadenaeh Pil Elect
Schesenbogt
Sosginiak
Sonaiaaan
Foreign exchange rates in New York world service brief
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American Laundry Mchy
American Rolling Mill
Baldwin
Ccc
Buckeye Incubator
Hell
Champion Fiber
Cincinnati and Sub. Tel
Eagle Picker
Gibson Art
Gruen Watch
Kroger Gro
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Ohio Traction
Procter & Gamble
Pure Oil
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Paris
Australia
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Germany
Reichsmarks Sine Cinateatsensene
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Rumania
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Hatfield Reliance
Paragon Refining
Canada
Greece
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Denmark
Rine Enccenseensee
Norway
New York World News Service
New York
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Switzerland
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Austria
Sweden
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Portugal
Hungary
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Argentina
Uruguay
Chile
Colombia
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Havana
Dun's Local Review Highlights Broad Trade Gains and Holiday Buying
Dun's weekly review reports general trade conditions favorable with gains in major industries and satisfactory movement of seasonal goods. Auto sales rise due to price cuts, holiday buying gains momentum, jobbing trade focuses on novelties, money remains active with loans near 5 to 6 percent.
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DUN
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet Notices Slower Collections Amid Slow Retail Hue
Bradstreet's review notes seasonal distribution with wholesale declines and strong retail in large stores as holidays near. Trade overall shows year over year improvement in many branches though November under October in line with past years. Reports cite milder weather and coal strikes dampening distribution and Atlantic rainfall hindering retail, with weekly bank clearings at 11.00675 billion.
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Bradstreet
New York
Bradstreets
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Burley Markets at Kenton Tobacco Warehouse Covington
Offerings of loose leaf Burley tobacco totaled 11 500 pounds valued at 2 499 34 with no rejections. Average price 21 73 per hundred pounds, up from the prior close. Highest basket 31 cents, low 3 cents. Market fairly active but short of prior day. Trading to resume at 9 this morning.
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Kenton Tobacco Warehouse
Covington
Minneapolis Flour Market Report Delivers Higher Prices
Minneapolis prices show flour up 30 cents to 9.85 to 9.90 per barrel on 48 527 barrels shipped. Bran at 26.50. Wheat futures listed Northern 1.70 to 1.71, December 1.67, May 1.68. Corn No 2 yellow 79 to 82, oats No. white 38 to 39, flax No. 1 2.00.
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Timothy
Kansas
Minneapolis
Chicago Stocks Mixed On Early Trading
Armour preferred 9 1 4. Middlewest Utilities 11 5 16. Real Silk 5 7 8. Swift & Co. 11 5. Swift International 2 5. Union Carbide ex-dividend 7 8 5. United Light and Power A 14 9. United States Gypsum stock dividend 1 5 4. Wahl 8.
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Chicago
Armour
Middlewest Utilities
Real Silk
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United Light and Power
United States Gypsum
Wahl
Coleus Stocks and Markets from Columbus Notebook
Columbus market brief notes a Cities Service common 8 percent stock price and related figures for city trade. The item lists percentages and values, indicating a snapshot of securities activity as of December 4.
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Coleus
Columbus
Dec
Weal
Ienas
Circus Lion Kills Employee in ADA Winter Quarters
E. Y. Stephens, circus worker in ADA Oklahoma winter quarters, died after a lion seized his hand and hauled his arm into the cage. He received fatal wounds from blood loss.
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Ada, Okla
E. Y. Stephens
Stephens
Belvidere Apartments to Be Financed by Major Bond Issue
S. W. Straus & Co. arranged a 6 percent first mortgage bond issue of 1.3 million dollars on the Belvidere Apartments site at Reading road and Rose Hill avenue. Frank Messer and Jacob Warm lead the Belvidere Building Co and Ohio Building and Construction Co, which is constructing the reinforced concrete eleven story complex with eighty two unfurnished units. The loan backs land, building, and equipment valued at about two million, with a lobby, roof solarium, and fireproof non-competitive, elevator-served living spaces.
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Belvidere
Reading Road
Rose Hill Avenue
S. W. Straus & Co
Chicago
New York
Belvidere Building Company
Frank Messer
Jacob Warm
Messer and Warm
Ohio Building and Construction Company
Cincinnati
A. D. Martell
Cleveland
Walter Schmoll Buys Hewitt Avenue Simi Bungalow
Walter Schmoll purchased the one and a half story frame and shingle simi bungalow on East Walnut Hills, Hewitt. The property sits on a 40 by 44 feet lot with a 106 foot depth. The sale price was 7550 dollars and the Frederick A. Schmidt Company conducted the transaction.
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Hewitt
ere&Scent
East
Walnut Hills
Walter Schmoll
Charles Klaphake
Frederick A. Schmidt
Seibert couple buys St. Louis apartment brick on Coronado
Morris and Long with Lakamp and Willworth sold the wire cut brick apartment building at 1154 Coronado Boulevard Price Hill on a 560 by 144 foot lot to Frank and Rosalie Seibert for 16500 dollars. The owner was Joseph J. Andris. The building contains two five room apartments.
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Morris & Long
Lakamp & Willworth
St. Louis
Coronado Boulevard
Price Hill
Frank and
Rosalie Seibert
Joseph J. Andris
Local Radio Schedule for Cincinnati Stations
WLW Cincinnati airs an 7 P.M. organ recital followed by a 7 40 P.M. special feature and an 8 P.M. fireside sing with 8 30 P.M. excerpts from The Garden of Shah. WKRC Cincinnati offers a 10 P.M. orchestra studio feature and related programs.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Garden of
Shah
WKRC
Program notes for Cincinnati station evening schedule
WSAI Cincinnati lists 7 45 p m children stories 4 p m chimes concert sextet 1 p m news review sextet with soloists two acts shown in timetable format
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WSAI
Cincinnati
Bright Spots Broadcasts Highlight Hamilton Talk and Garden Excerpts
A TodayW's program from New York features Hamilton talking about Pennsylvania Instrumental at 8 30 PM, with Cincinnati excerpts from Garden of Shah. The schedule lists W4JIZ and WLW as station references and notes a focus on instrumental topics and cultural excerpts.
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Iui Hamilton One
Pennsylvania
WLW
Cincinnati
Garden of Shah
Silent Tonight Radio Call Letters List
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Evening Radio Schedule At Central Stations
The record lists Central Stations WL Chicago program lineup with Ford and Glenn at 7:15 P.M. followed by the WLS Revue and Barn Dance.
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Ford
Glenn
WLS
Duo and orchestra in P M Chicago program
A mixed concert program features a semi classical duo followed by an orchestral performance and a popular music segment in Chicago. The lineup highlights varied repertoire and aims to appeal to a broad audience. The event reflects WMBB-CHICAGO listings for evening programming.
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WMBB
Chicago
P.m.—Orchestra
Chicago Broadcasters Evening Schedule Recital and Review
WMAQ Chicago lists 6 PM organ recital with orchestra, 8 30 PM Photologue Africa, and 9 PM Chicago theater review featuring Daw and Pratt in a varied evening program. The schedule notes a later 9 PM review segment.
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WMAQ
Chicago
Daw and Pratt
Africa
Chicago Eater Review
Community Dance and Concert Schedule In Chicago
A Sunday program lists 7 P.M. orchestra with dance selections for Sunday school at 7 P.M. and again 11 P.M. with orchestra and readings. The schedule includes songs and Viennese selections as part of the events for the evening.
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WEBH
Chicago
Dance Orchestra Hawaiian Swede and 11 PM Male Quartet
WBBM Chicago presents a varied night with a dance orchestra led by Hawaiian Swede at 9 30 and a male quartet featuring tenor and saxophone at 11 guided by the station.
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WBBM
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
WBCN Chicago lists a 3 PM tea time matinee and 10 PM jazz jamboree with 11 15 PM King Static's court. KYW Chicago notes 6 35 PM Ancele Bob dinner concert 8 30 PM musical program and 11 PM carnival plus 1 AM insomnia club.
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WGN
Chicago
King Static’s Court
KYW
Ancele Bob
EFASN Stations Dinner Concert and Children's Period
Radio log notes a 5 30 P M dinner concert and 1 P M children's period at EFASN Stations WCAE Pittsburgh with police 7 P M Denesrt as a descriptor.
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EFASN
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Evening radio schedule for New York city station
The lineup features a 6 P M music program 7 P M talk by a quartet 8 P M program announced 9 P M dance music and 10 P M orchestra.
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New York
Interpretive Arts Schedule From WGBS New York Broadcast
A radio schedule lists events and performers for the evening including a dance instruction segment at 6 20, a concert pianist at 6 30, a violinist at 7, a talk by a soprano, and a theater program at 9 30 featuring an orchestra with performers Geebee and cubadors.
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WGBS
New York
Geebee
Cubadors
Theater Rogra
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Classical and Film Features
WRNY New York lists a lineup with Fairy tales and dental advice at 6:20 P.M. followed by a concert orchestra at 6:45 P.M. Romantic piano series at 7:18 P.M. Orchestra at 7:30 P.M. Trio at x:30 P.M. Fiction at 9 P.M. and a motion picture review with stars at 10 P.M.
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WRNY
New York
Motion Picture Review and Stars
Evening Music Schedule at WMCA NY Include Soloists and Orchestras
The 5 P.M. program features a string ensemble and pianist followed by a 5 30 P.M. pianist. An 6 P.M. dance orchestra, 7 P.M. quartet, 7 30 P.M. pianist, soprano, 8 30 P.M. dance orchestra, 9 P.M. Irish flutists and tenor, and 9 30 P.M. violinist and baritone complete the lineup.
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WMCA
New York
Barytone
Philadelphia Event Night Includes Orchestra and Lectures
A WIP schedule lists events at 5:06 P.M. Orchestra, 6 P.M. Untle Wip with clarinet solo, 7 P.M. science lecture, 7:30 P.M. University of Pennsylvania Instrumental Club, 8:15 P.M. two one act plays, 9:05 P.M. orchestra and 10:05 P.M. organ recital.
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Philadelphia
U. of Pennsylvania
Pa Fe Rget Pirte cert Watkins lee band concert
Evening events include a band concert at 7 30 P M with Watkins and a session labeled Children s parts on the program.
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Watkins Lee Ae
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S& G
Kan
S.O
Sea Gilli
Gulf O. C. Pa
Kirby Pet
Lago
Leonard Oil
Lion Oil
Liv
Ar. O
Panuco
Ex. O. Co
Nath F. & G
N. E
N.ml.&a. L. Co
Northw
Pennok O. C
Rei.Fos. O. C
Venez
Woodley Pet
Ariz. Globe
Chino
Engin
Nixon
Teck Hughes
U.S
Allied
Am. R. Mille
Asso. G.&e
Atl. Fr. Inc
Atl. G.&w
Bel. Can. Pa
B. Tel. Can
Beth. St
Bos. & Me
C. N. Ry
Con. G. Balt
Cub
C. Gas
Det
Phil. T
Sc. R.e.co
Manitoba
Wal. Co
N. Cor
W.w
C. Col
N.M.S.S
Hun. C. M
P. S.F.A
St. & Ha
Thy. 1.&S.W
Toho el. P
E. P
Eeewees
Eeneeeeee
Camas
Loose -Wiles Biscuit CO
Chicago Grain
Otis & Co
Bid
Ask
Renewee
Cleveland Railway Peete
Firestone T
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Grasselli Chemical
Waneee Steerns Motor
Eweree
Trumbull Steel Coo
Associated Press
WBCN
Chickie
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