Radio Program For Tomorrow Listings Update
Radio Digest schedule lists January 25 programs across stations from KRDM Beaumont to KFSG Los Angeles. Entries include sacred concerts, choirs, organ performances, talk, religious services, orchestras, and vocal violinist piano acts with times mainly in evening slots.
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Krdm Beaumont
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW
Chicago
WEBH
WQJ
WLW
Cincinnati
WFAA
Dallas News
WWJ
Detroit News
WBAP
Ft. Worth Star Telegram
KNX Hollywood
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
WHB
Kansas City
Wreo Lansing
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
KJS
Los Angeles
KFSG
Kansas Fy Star
School of the Air
WMC
Memphis
WCCO
Minneapolis-St Paul
WJJD
Mooseheart
KPO San Francisco
WGV Schenectady
Kpfor Seattle
WBZ Springfield
Whaz Troy
Wobd Zion
Ames
KPNF
Swenandoah
Program for January 26 Radio Digest listings
The schedule compiles numerous radio programs across stations from Memphis to Zion and Ames detailing times for orchestras, choirs, solos, sermons, travelogues, concerts, talks, and special segments on January 26. It lists station call letters, cities, and program content including classical pieces, sacred services, and entertainment features.
Fresh Fruit Canning Approach Fast and Efficient
A concise note advocates canning fruit while fresh to preserve quality and speed processing, reducing delays after peeling and washing. It emphasizes rapid handling to maintain flavor and texture.
Practical Tea Party Guidance on Sandwiches and Cookies
Guidance recommends cutting sandwiches into small pieces for tea and keeping them on ice until service. It notes cookies cakes and bread dry less on a wire tray than on a board, advising better drying control with a wire surface.
Three Iowa Lower House Bills Filed in First Weeks
Thirteen bills were filed in the Iowa House and nearly double that in the Senate during the first two weeks of the 42nd General Assembly. Highlights include the long and short haul bill setting identical railroad rates, the bootlegger's blue book bill requiring a central registry of liquor offenses, and measures on bird and animal protection, a detention house in Des Moines, and inheritance tax rules for gifts to public institutions. Representative Diltz filed several bills on education and public building, while Hanson and Rankin introduced measures affecting pheasant hunting and water mains.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Senate
Forty First General Assembly
Hammill
House
Matthews
Hill
Iowa
Anothe
Bureau of Identification
Diltz
Polk County
Hunter
Winnebago County
Hanson
Rankin
Lecurity
Connect Bluffs
Berlin Adopts American Housing Methods
Berlin begins to embrace American style housing with frame wooden houses and multi room apartments. A new west end district shows rapid growth as Germans adopt wood construction for cost efficiency and durability, drawing on American colonial era experience.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Tme
America
United States
Scientist Discovers Odor Source in Dutch Canals
Rotterdam Jan 24 an American quipped he could face any death but drowning in a Dutch canal. Odors from many canals traced to a newly identified micro organism named vibrio hermode sulfuricans by Dutch researcher Dr L Elion reported in the German Biological Journal.
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Associated Press
Rotterdam
Holland
L. Elion
Bacteria Thrive in Heat Despite Harsh Conditions
Dr Elton reports Vibrio bacteria endure high temperatures and chemical activity. Experiments indicate activity above 70 degrees Fahrenheit and persistence up to 290 degrees, with potential to affect atmospheres and picturesque towns in warm summers.
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Pawn
Elton
Protest Over Army Drills in Japanese Schools
The plan to introduce military training in middle and higher technical schools triggers strong student opposition and debate among intellectuals and press. Deputations to the war department oppose the move while educators publish against it. Proponents claim it replaces sports and sharpens the mind, citing U S example and a desire to copy its disciplined vigor.
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Associated Press
War Department
Baron Tanaka
Old English Silverware Booms in London Auction Rooms
A surge in antique old English silver drives high prices in London sale rooms. A standing salt cellar of ten ounces sold for 11500 dollars, about fifty times its weight in gold. Foreign buyers, including colonials, are strong, and vast shipments head to the United States. An expert notes silver’s value as an investment and rarity of fakes due to severe penalties.
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Associated Press
London
United States
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