Radio Program Turbday Apr 16 Broadcast Notes
Radio program listings with numerous station call letters across U.S. markets. Mentions WABC WJZ WEAF KDKA KFI and many others, plus orchestras and dance programs. Includes times, programs, and station networks NBC CBS and local affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena A.I
WEAF
New York
NBC Chain
Eee
Ztms
WHS Wai Wow
WHC
WOAI
Melia
Kalataika Orchestra
KSI Ie Nighihawke
Peele Ae
Wuy
WWJ
WAI
Kb8d
wow _WDAP
WEY
WBAP
KSTP
Wut
WTAM
K8r
Gino Ain
WEMR
WINX
WIC
WSAI
KOA
KFL Knog K Rkers
Aleno Woy
WRIC
Kel
WDAP
WTMI
KSTF
WELC
WHAS
WSB
WSMB
KVOO
Wee
WUAI
Wijidx
KUA
KSL
KHQ
KECA
Phil Spitains
Lance Susie
Wwa Wow
WABC
CBS Chain
Manhattan Hoods
Ola
New Songe
WEUN
WEUM
Elle
MMBC
WIBW
WGCM
WSP
WMT
WBRC
WEIW
WOOD
WLAC
Crumit & Saunderson Aig
Bertie Dance Orchestra
WUHP
WEEM
KUNL
KMBC
WISN
WCCO
KFH
WECM
WSPD
WRRC
WDOD
WREC
Klra Klz
KDTL
KVI
KFPY
NewYork
ban @ White
WREN
WJDX
WCKY
Incon
Lo Orch
KDKA
WJR
KYW
WWY
WMC
WEM
Wil Kifar
Michael Rosenker
Kdka Wir
WLW
Wren Koda
KS1
KGO
KOMO
Ardra
Olga Albanim
WCRY
Tee Cenare
Sedero Orchestra
WSM
KPRO
B1ly
Kwk Wale
Alno
Andy
WMAG
KWK
WTMJ
WKY
WFAA
KPRC
WDAF
WIDX
KGW
WENR
WTM
WAP
KTHS
Wayne King
Pink dominates spring fashion in Britain and Congo hunt
London reports pink is the season color for British women with outfits from pale to deep shades. In Washington Mrs. De Hackeley, noted explorer and hunter, is named by the King of Belgium as the sole woman on a commission to study big game shooting in the Belgian Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Washington
de Hackeley
King of the
Belgian Congo
Jacqueline Brown Faces a Dark Car Escape
In a foggy Essex road Jacqueline confronts the obsessed Mr Carew who claims to love her and abducts her by car. He warns of police and social ruin while she feigns fainting to gain control. She awakens as he flees for help, and she escapes into the night, vowing revenge as Teddy Montrose remains distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Montrose
Montrose
Carew
Mnain
Mre. Maan
Jacqueline Conaenta
Campany
Eatehen
Jacqueline
Atetare
Trew
Teddy Mont#ey
Aren
Jacquelne
London
Porter Mason
Mister Villain
Circe
Essex
Mr. Montrose
Mr. Carew
Teddy
Richard Starr
Emphasis of Jesus on Moral Reality Sermon
Rev. J F McLeod preaches at Foster Street on a Samarian woman dialogue from John four, highlighting how Jesus centers on personal morality over doctrinal debate. He urges addressing the sex age, wealth, and social issues, stressing moral purity and inward change. A brief fashion note closes the column with carnival beach pajamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
J. F. McLeod
Foster Street
Oman of Samaria
St. John
McLeod
Samaria
Jerusalem
Gerizim
God
Eighbor
Ogua
Samaritan
Sayng
Zacchaeus
Nicodemus
Simon
Would You Know One if You Sew It in Jerusalem
Foreign members of archaeological institutes addressed memoranda to the government voicing dissatisfaction with regulations on excavations in Palestine. They contrast Egypt’s assistance to archaeological representatives. The piece mentions safety against germ exposure and deadly diseases, and promotes DOTHAN DRUG CO as a safeguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Archaeological Institutes
Palestine
Egypt
Gar Wood Mascots Won't Bite Toy Bears In Miami Beach
Two threadbare toy bears in full dress suits accompany Gar Wood as mascots for his speedboat Miss America VIII. They have traveled with him in races for 18 years, attached to the steering wheel, believed to bring luck despite wear. One bear started as a child's toy, later gilded. London fashion notes report gilded long gloves and matching golden slippers as smart evening accessories.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gar Wood
Wood
Lita
London
Smart spring cuffs Paris fashion advice
A pocket handkerchief corner is cut to form a dainty triangle worn with the point upward. The triangle is tied around the wrist with the ends wrapped and knotted atop the wrist for a fresh spring touch on many new lingerie models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
8000 Mile Hop Is Longest Nonstop Flight Attempt
8000 mile journey from New Haven to Buenos Aires aims to be the longest nonstop flight by US airmen. Lieut. Comdr. George R. Pond and Capt. Herbert C. Partridge plan a four to five refuel approach, with stops at Roosevelt field Newark Havana Cristobal Lima Santiago or Mendoza, and into Buenos Aires. The single engine Stinson monoplane carries a heavy load for sustained flight. the mission could take 80 to 90 hours. Partridge, a former war flyer and Army test pilot, brings flight experience and backing efforts. Pond, prewar airman with 8000 hours, returns to service for this attempt building on the Southern Cross flight credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
New Haven
Conn
Buenos Aires
George R. Pond
Herbert, C. Partridge
Southern Cross
Stinson
Roosevelt Field
Newark Municipal Airport
Havana
Caribbean
Cristobal
Panama
Latin America
Lima
Peru
Santiago
Mendoza
Chile
Partridge
Severa
Army
Pond
California
Australia
Alda Likes Radio After Opera Career Switch
Frances Alda, retired from the grand opera stage, says she sees no regrets about moving to radio and looks forward to broadcasting. She notes ties to broadcast remain strong and plans to create new programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Frances Alda
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Central Clear Channel
Chicago
State
Farm Bureau Pther Rusk
Wiz
Jase
Tress
WSGN
Forsee Buaweslies
Eiour
Weaf Ife
Angelus
Clippers
WMAQ
Orch
Omcert
Dan
Sylvia
2Water Boys
Amos-Andy
A.S
Cincinnati
Oreh
Hottentota
WHO Deo Moines
Frits & Alp
Revue
Knights
Owls
McConnell
Entareeiners
WJZ
Minneapolis
Bam Abc
Wille & Lillis
Tance Music
Southern Clear Channel
WSEB
Atlanta
Oec Theater
Birmingham
WSE
Dabes
Dallas
NBC
Quartet & Orchestra
Fort Worth
Flotra McFall
Ee « Cai
sGeecmeadio Brentes
WIZ & Weaf
Nashville
Keening
WJZ & Weaf
Frolic
Richard Arlen
Picare
Man
Richard
Arlen
Mary Brian
Alcazar
Jacqueline Brown
Richard Stare
the Majestic
Dothan Drug CO
Connecticut
Argentine
Gés
Herbert Partridge
Wes
Alda
Adont
Pater
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