Central Time Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights
Central Standard Time program notes list NBC and CBS chain stations, with hourly programs, talk shows, orchestras, and special broadcasts across WGN WABC WJR WEAF WLS WCCO KMBC KMOX and more, noting various hosts, ensembles, and time blocks for November 12 and 13. The dense schedule mentions many named stations, programs, and musical acts across multiple markets.
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WEAF
Snlikret Orehes
Wsal Grilken
Ee i
WGN
WDAF
WABC
Evangelike Adame
WAL Wat
Wdgb
AEC
WLAC
WERC
WDSU
WISN
WFEM
WMAQ
WOCO
EMOX
WEEC
Sake
Weca
KMOX
KMBC
KRLD
Toske
WFEL
WKBW
WIAS
WADC
WSED
Waisq
WCCO
T:i
Romany Patteran
WIZ
Whem Wool
WRBM
EKLCJ
Knex
MBC Kura Woay
WNAX
Hinw
KFH
EFIF
KELD
Kedyl Effy
Henry Burbig
WHK
WXEZ
WBRCM
WSPD
WOOD
WREC
Wowo
WMAG
KSC
KURA
WDAY
WIBW
HFIF
RL Ji Frc
KFPY
Koin Khapre Bus Aness
W4jz
Amet
Andy
Aten Wiod
Wong Wen
Ren
Tve
WTMJ
KOA
KGO
KOMO
Eeca B
WLS
KYW
Barnstormers & i Orch
Sparta
Andy Re
Snonsorea
Ea Strela
Luke Asrandy
Vaud
Hontrom
Orchestra
Harmony Oudi
Fann Hebate
Lim
Wai Eno Rae
Walter Oreh
Wiak Wiod
WGY
WWI
WIM
ETA
WMC
WSR
KNQ
KGW
KSTP
KPC
WSM
WRAD
Kyiv
WHRC
WOW
WSMB
WJD
WAPI
Kew
SOREN
WEE
WIRW
Keje Krug Kdyl Rept
H. V. Kaltenbern
WXYZ
WEWO
KNBC
ADC
WEEM
RMBC
Anonymous notice on Andit Burcam defies archive records
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Andit Burcam of Orieulation with a reference to Lusk-Mitchell and a fax note. The full details and context are unreadable in the sourced text.
NO MORE CANALS PLEASE
A report on Nicaragua canal feasibility nears submission to Congress amid opposition from inland residents who view further water routes as unnecessary while railroads long subsidized by water transport face higher costs. The piece argues for delaying any new canal until inland waterways like the Mississippi Missouri and Great Lakes St Lawrence systems are upgraded and navigable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua Canal
Congress
Panama Canal
Tidewater
New York
Seattle
Missoula
Mont
Georling
Idaho
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Wendt farm plan offers pay as you go lease for land workers
The article outlines a pay as you go rental plan encouraging thrift and steady income for land workers and landowners. It argues gradual improvements, use of roughage for livestock, and long term stability through honest management. It notes Kansas political history with Allen and Capper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth
Dr. Wendt
Red Man White Man Justice in Indian policy rebalance
The piece argues against the slogan Let my people go and says the U S government aims to prepare Indians for full citizenship. It notes reservations enable mobility yet stresses personal endeavor, calm justice, and progress toward integration with the economy. A better approach is more light and less beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Carlos Montezuma
Washington
Tny Indian Bureau
Redman
Wendt plan promotes landowner tenant cooperation in South Dakota
The Evening Huronite distributes statements by Dr. C L Wendt about the 50 50 plan urging landowners to improve farm income and fertility. He advocates triplicate copies of a contract and explains the need for lasting landworker loyalty and better relations to end old renting evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wendt
South Dakota
Wendt
Enrollments Rise for 4‑H Work in Central South Dakota
Brown County leads with 284 girls in 4‑H clubs as H M Jones notes a reform and more join for the 1930 31 season. Hazel Dowling expects enrollment to surpass the 30 cent mark before December end while clubs may organize until December 1 and work continues through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central South Dakota
H. M. Jones
Brown County
Hazel Dowling
Miss Dowling
W. W. Guthrie
Rapid City
Guthrie
Beach
Custer
Jackson
Haakon
South Dakota
Beadle
Hand Hyde
Hughes
Spink
Sully
Potter
Faulk
Clark Kingsbury
Buffalo
Jerauld
Sanborn
Inner
R. A. Cave
Patrols Compete In Contest At Meeting Huron
Huron Boy Scouts trogp 3 held their regular meeting Monday evening with Scoutmaster George M. Wilcox presiding. The Flying Eagle patrol opened the session as Scribe Bob Sheeks took roll and presented a financial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Boy Scouts
Trogp 3
George M. Wilcox
Lyle Berta
Flying Eagle Patrol
Bob Sheeks
Flying Eagles
Black Bear Patrol
Hitchcock 4-H Club Holds Demonstrations At Borah Home
The Cookie Cooks Cooking Club met at Mrs. Louise Borah’s home with Rose Walton reporting. Mise Sera L. Dewing led a pair of demonstrations on Christ brain craft and gift items, including table mats, pocketbooks, collar sets, and pillows. One new member enrolled to carry the project amid a turnout with several members absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Borah
Cookie Cooks Cooking Club
Louise Borah
Rose Walton
Mise Sera L. Dewing
Agemt
Pierre Scouts Rise in Court of Honor Honor
Two Pierre Boy Scouts earned Life Scout rank at the Pierre Court of Honor held November 6. Milly Kopka and Russell Turner received the honor. Roy Darmer, George Lambertsen, and Marvin Rowan advanced to Star Scout. Maynard Whitney to Second Class. Star and Life scouts will receive badges from Admiral Richard E. Byrd at the Sioux Falls Court on November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Byrd
Pierre
Pierre Court of Honor
Fred ©. Eggers
Milly Kopka
Russel Turner
Roy Darmer
George Lambertsen
Marvin Rowan
Maynard Whitney
Star and Life
Richard E. Byrd
Sioux Falls Court of
Prize winner Marian Hatheway relives pioneer tale
Marian Hatheway of Belvidere South Dakota won second prize in The Young Citizen short story contest for a pioneer era tale about Rod Blake a farm boy. The winning first prize went to Marion Rose of Shoop School Hoover. The story follows a Thanksgiving surprise and a large gobbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hatheway
Belvidere
S. Dak
Secon
Young Citizen
YC. S
Marion Rose
Shoop
Hoover
Richard Welbes
Olson
Miller
Mar Ion Rose
Aleen Erickson
UN the Young Citizen
Blake
Rod
South Dakota
Elk
Ble
Malic
Lucille Elsie
Lindy League Names New Officers in Friday Meeting
Donald Bateman was named president of the Lucky Lindy league at a meeting held Friday afternoon November 7. Dale Bloodgood was elected vice president Marvin Kuehn treasurer and Elinor Spring reporter. Officers will lead the next regular meeting and plans were made for a program and social on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bateman
Lucky Lindy League
Dale’ Bloodgood
Marvin Kuehn
Elinor ‘Spring
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Alco
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SDAP
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WERM
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KOK
EMEC
BOL
KFIF
KLZ Kypt
Will Osborne
Orch
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EFA Ikijf
KLZ Koyl AF
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Alet
Sren
KDKA
Alan Wit
Bal Waal
Amos Andy
Ony
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Terents Orch
Alen Ndka
Idoony
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Wowoom
WIAX
Phil Cack
KDEKA
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Reca Komo KG Eta
KFSD
de Lampe
Taal Atean
Sponzotet
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Mualcal
WEAP
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WCC
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ELRA
WDA Se Rna
Wwibwrtm
Beld Rez
KOXL
KFRC
Wit Osborne Orch
Alan Whys
WECM
Wass Ween Emox
EMBC
KOI
WIEW
Cee Beir
Oes Radio Eiuma
WADE
Wood Wrec
Ksire Klea
WDOAY
EMAC
EOW
KWK
Wrens Wiod
WOAI
KECA
PAPEL
Victor Herbert
Optra
Kuka Wren
Stumber HroAlso
Edea
Epab
BWEK
Amarint
Wasi
WSH
West Avene Waits
Antas
KGO Reca
Ralte Orchestra
WSB
WIDXY
KPRC
WFAA
Keca Gees
Ktal Kfsd
Brad
Ans
Mare
Weco
Sudesh
Louley Ile
Dor
Marylens
Jack
Bill
Wig
Ibe Bou' Ari Wit
Andit Burcam
Orieulation
Ita
Mus Bb
Lusk-Mitchell Aewipapears
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
United States Senate
Allen
Senator Capper
EB Woodworth
Tuberculosis Mmiecutms
Semaior
Milesight
Hell In Bockiee
Woodworth
Woolworth
Custer Chronicle
Uncle Henry
Jimmy
Hazel ChristoMerses
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