Radio schedules and station list from WEAF era broadcast
A dense list of radio programs, times, call letters, and stations across the nation. It names WEAF New York and affiliates, with program slots like Kathleen Stewart, Harbor Lights, Radio Vaudeville, Phil Spitalny, Crumimit & Sanderson, romantics, Whitemoon, Amos n Andy, and more. The page catalogs Western chain stations and key programs such as The Concert Album, Wil Deneses Orchestra, and Radio Vue, detailing daily lineups and regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
N&c Chain
Voters’ Service
jmAlso
WSAL
WSMEL
WNJIS
AUSA
Happy Bakers
WOY
WYAM
RAI
WDAF
WTMS
KVOO
Harbor Lighta
WGOY
WWJ
HSU
WDOAF
Wifc
Radio
Niagara Failh
WGHP
WMAQ
Crumimit & Sanderson
WGAE
KOIL
WRHUM
WADC
WHK
WGOHP
WOWO
KMOX
KOUIL
KMBC
Paul Whitemoon
WALC
WRKRC
WOHP
WRBN
WEREM
WEEM
KMOXN
Wal White
Wwa
KMON
KOIDL
WISN
WECM
WSPL
WMT
WDOD
Wil Osborn
Wadc Webm
KFH
WSPD
W2it
WERC
Seni
WDOP
WREC
Radio Vue
WKHC
WFEBM
KOU
kMne
Wcco
WKFH
WSPLO
WBRE
Wwrw
KLRA
WJIZ
New York 760
NBC Chain
Tie Loves Orch
Eddie Cantor
WIR
KYW
KWK
Wren
KSTP
TMI
WMC
WJAX
WSM
WSH
WCKY
Wiond
Mislu Chsmice
Teror
WSEM
Golden Gems
KDKA
WJR
WEEN
WTMJ
KWH
WGN
Andy
KW Wren
WYMJ
KSTI
WEEC
WKY
WBAP
KPRC
WOAL
Chicago
Weaf & Wiz
WENR
Gosyp
Quin
WJZ
Jim
Joe
MAG
WLS
WARC
Three Doctors
Dan
Sylvia
Amos-Andy
WLW
Cincinnati
Bubble Clowers
HOA
Komo Ee
Kathleen Stewart Oweaf
KOA
KGO
KFI
KOMO
WCAF
Tare “Harbor Lights
Komo Radio Vaudeville
Amos
KSL
KECA
KGW
KHG
John and
Ned-Kgo
KHQ
Far West
CBS
WABC
Paul Whiteman
KLZ
KDYL
KHJ
KFRC
KXA
KOIN
KFPY
Campaign underway for 250000 finance drive in Alabama state
In Montgomery Alabama the Methodist Memorial Hospital trustees announced a $250 100 campaign authorized by the Alabama conference. Meetings will be held across Alabama and western Florida to organize districts presiding elders were appointed. Dr J C Chadwick reports last year 2928 patients, 300 more than the prior year. Settlement reached with Major R Y W Stanley over salary claims with $2290 paid by friends of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Als
Board of Trustees of
Methodists‘Memorial Hospital
Alabama
Florida
Mobile
Chadwick
Johnson joins city police force as utility officer
L. J. Johnson, a four year veteran of the Dothan fire department, last night assumed duties as a police officer in the local force. He will work the night shift as a utility man and will not be assigned to a beat. He replaces Laney White, recently appointed federal prohibition agent based in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Johnson
Dothan
Johnson
Wll
Laney White
New Orleans
Ex-Convict Buck Rader in Prohibition Raid Linked Killing
Nashville reports identify Buford Buck Rader an ex convict and raid squad member as the shooter in the Saturday slaying of Tennessee mountaineer Tom Morris near Winchester. Morris fired in arrest and was killed. Rader had a 1928 penitentiary sentence for liquor law violations and a prior pardon followed by return to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashvillee
Tenn
Buford
Buck” Rader
Tom Morris
Cumberland Chain
Winchester
Morris
Rader
Howard Barr
Prohibition
Walker Swears Out Warrants for 1930 Tag Violations
County License Inspector QC. G. Walker says 72 warrants will be sworn today for motorists without 1930 tags. Cases will be heard before Judge Keener Baxley and Probate Judge Harry K. Martin at the county court session. Walker cites noncompliance and vows to intensify efforts to have every car in Houston County display 1930 tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Walker
Keener Baxley
Court of Common Pleas
Harry K. Martin
Walker
Houston County
Lockey Granted Permit for Ice Plant in City
W. C. Lokey receives city permit to build an ice plant at the East and Crawford or East and Main street junctions. Construction start date not disclosed. Estimated expenditure about 3000 dollars. permit granted after council hearing on power rate change. Mississippi farm products value nears 1 million in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lokey
Crawford
East Main
Premis
Lockey
Big Bill Frowns On Offer Of Aid In Chicago
Forebodings of chaos shadow city finances as officials prepare for a showdown with the Citizens' Rescue Committee. The Board of Review delays 1928 and 1929 tax collection by ordering a new reassessment of Loop property amid dispute over a 300000 dollar asset valuation. Mayors, council leaders, and education officials clash over Silas H. Strawn’s aid proposal and a demand to pledge cooperation to cut operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Citizens’ Rescue Committee
Board of Review
Loop Profes der
Malone
Ape
Sam
Honest
Finis
Silas H. Strawn
Raccie Committee
Wiliam Hae Thoma
Ang ®Lace Caddwell
The
of Education
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VC Athay
Central Clear Channel
Des Moines
Merry Minstrels
Fritz
Wcco Mineapolis
St. Paul
Quartet
KeMt
Satin
St. Louis
Howard Melaney
Oijlears
Ny—Wille & Lillie
Woof Tulan
Southern Clear Channel
Atlanta
WAPI
Birmingham
KRLD
Dallas
Fort Worth
Louisville
Orchestra
WSM Nashville
Western Chain Stations
Hell It Border
William
Russell
Texas
Rangers
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Strand Theatre
Methodist Hospital
Mountain Boy
Mississippi
Chicago Loop
Christian Science
Paul A. Harsch, C. S. B
Toledo, Ohio
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Jeter-Brown’s
Jeter-Brown
Washington, D. C
Men’s Union
Boys Union Suits
Loggins
Ap Cially
Veralls Painters
Jeter-Brown's
W. Main Street
Jeter-Brown Corp