Radio Program Schedule Snapshot From AP Listing
Eastern and regional radio listings show time blocks for WEAF WOR WPGA WGR WEEI WBZ WRO WSOC WSJX and others with diverse programs from Dinner Music to Voice of Firestone Gypsies and Family Party. The page catalogs 0:00 to 11:00 pm slots, station call signs, and hour by hour program names across multiple cities.
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WRO
Washington— 610
Dinner Music
Rosy and His Gang
Voice
Firestone
Gypsies Family Party
National Grand Opera
Radio Schedule Fragment with Concert and Talk Lines
A fragmented schedule lists 8:30 Dud Discs 9:00 Hawaiian Trio 10:00 Cregeen 11:00 Amos News Dance 11:30 Slumber Music 225.9-WWI Detroit-620 145 Organ Concert Orchestra 8:20 Sports Talk for Boys 7:00 State Bank Programs 7:20 Orchestra Shoe Prince 3:00 Voice of Firestone 10:30 Voice of Firest.
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WEAF
New York
Savings Bank
Voice of Firestone
General Motors Party
National Grand Opera
Newark
Uncle Don
Orchestra
H. V
Kaltenborn
United Choral Singers
Couriers
Lowney
Vitaphone
the Adventurers
WGY Schenectady
Boys Savings Banks
Voice of
Forestons
Gypsies
Family Party
Firestone
WBZ Springfield
Roxy and His Gang
Southern
WSB
Atlanta
Bankers
Cincinnati
Kyrock
WTAM
Cleveland
Cregeen
Amos
Detroit
State Bank
Light Signal System Works Fine On Test
Local railroad officials announced the Parkersburg branch between Grafton and RS tower Rosemont operates the new lock and block signals. On Saturday at 12 01 o clock Superintendent Fa herty Division Engineer Fa lon witnessed trains moved a mile apart safely, increasing capacity without sacrificing safety. The installation costs about 840000 and should finish in summer 1929. The system marks a major advance in handling passengers and freight. The reporter closes with a humorous remark about the nose for news.
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Parkersburg
Grafton Terminal
RS Tower
Rosemont
T. K. Faherty
B. Falon
Monongah Division
Grafton
Farlow
Gratton
Rosemont Tower
Clarksburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Faherty
Brydon
Two Soong sisters Shape China’s Revolution Tale
Associated Press sketch of Madame Chiang Kai-shek and Madame Sun Yat-sen, highlighting their roles in China’s revolutionary era. Madame Chiang, the new first lady, and Madame Sun, once revered as the widow of Dr Sun Yat-sen, pursued divergent paths through political shifts, exile, and shifting loyalties across Nanking, Hankow, Shanghai, and Berlin as Chiang Kai-shek rose to power.
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Mme
Sun Yatsen
Inset
Chinese Republic
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Wilbur Burton
Associated Press
Cathay
Oriental Republic
Madame Chiang Kai-shek
Madame San Yat-sen
Europe
Soong
Shanghai
Chiang
Meiling Soong
Wellesley College
Madame Sun
Wesleyan
Macon
Canton
Hankow
Yangtere
Nanking
Henkow
Dr. Sun
Madame Syn
Shanshai
Miss Meiling
T. V. Soong
Harvard
Ministry of Finance
Chiane
Japan
Wask
Soong Sisters
Miss Melling
Tme Sun
Saar
Mogeows
Chang
iMogcow
Maname Sun
Jurors plan to question McCabe amid Rothstein probe
Grand jury in an investigation into the Rothstein death moves to question "Tough Willie" McCabe, held on $10,000 bail as a material witness. Federal probes focus on alleged opium smuggling links tied to Rothstein. Hotel manager Samuel Lessor cites yearlong registers. Diamond, Stajar, and Sta jar named in connection with Rothstein.
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Willie” McCabe
Rothstein
Samuel Lessor
Sylvester Wald
Jack’ Diamond
Baen
Sidney Stajjar
Stajar
McManus Denies Firing Shot in Rothstein Death Case
Police say McManus is the only person who knows all facts of the Rothstein death case. He remains mute in his cell since arrest and has admitted nothing since surrender, though he denies firing the fatal shot.
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Rothstein
George Hump’. McManus
One Dead In Auto Ride Tragedy Near Flemington
Read, son of Matthew Fogg of Flemington, died after a youthfully attempted ride in a passing automobile led to fatal injuries. Ball, his companion, suffered non life threatening wounds. State police found the train crew blameless and addressed services held at Romine’s Mill and Flemington Pentecostal Church.
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Reed
Matthew Fogg
Flemington
Ball
Simpson
Banks
Methodist “Episcopal Church
Romine's Mill
Harrison County
A. Work
Congress Opens as Coolidge Message Awaits
The article outlines Congress resuming after recess with the House and Senate ready to tackle nine appropriation bills. It notes debates over the Boulder Dam Colorado river development bill, Muscle Shoals veto fallout, and cruiser and Kellogg treaty items. President Coolidge’s annual message is expected tomorrow.
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Inuye
Coolidge
House
Senate
Boulder Dam
Congress
Congress Opens Coolidge Era Debate on Farm Policy
Congress opens with efforts to push through the Coolidge program as Hoover’s administration looms. A sizable Capitol Hill bloc demands delaying consideration for Hoover’s own farm policy. No spokesman had yet conveyed Hoover’s view to Senate and House leaders regarding the president-elect.
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Congress
Coolidge
Capitol Hill
Hoover
Senate
House
Calvin Cooldge
White House
New Democratic whip chosen after Oldfield death
Washington dispatch reports Representative John C. Box of Jacksonville Florida chosen as Democratic whip to replace the late William A Oldfield of Arkansas. The selection follows a party session initiation and marks a step in organizing the party leadership after the death of the incumbent.
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Washington
John C. Box
Jacksonville
Plas
William, A. Oldfield
Aritansaé
Woman Fights For Recovery After Auto Wreck Near Fellowsville
Mrs JD H Friese of Pittsburgh sustained serious injuries in an automobile wreck on the North Eastern turnpike near Fellowsville. She has been in St Marys Hospital, Clarksburg, and was brought to the home of her daughter Mrs L J Stover on West Main Street a few days ago. Hospital reports indicate she will likely fully recover.
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JD. H. Friese
Pittscurch
Fellows‘ville
Labor
Police Chief Slain In Duel Over Prisoner Custody
Odell Woods police chief of Hopeville suburb was killed in a pistol duel with night officer Robert C. Meadows after a street quarrel over transferring a prisoner. Woods shot in the left breast died on scene while Meadows, relieved by illness, surrendered. The clash followed a prior on duty dispute and a report of Woods knocking Meadows to the floor during a theft charge incident.
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Atlanta
Odell Woods
Hopeville
Robert C. Meadows
Meadows
Woods
Plane Crash Kills Twelve in Rio Harbor
A hydro-airplane carrying a reception party for the homecoming of aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont and crew plunged into Rio de Janeiro harbor. Twelve died, including six Brazilian social and political figures, two pilots, two mechanics, and an official of the Kondor syndicate. One mechanic survived briefly, then died. Witnesses said the craft was about 300 feet up, headed into the wind, when it went into a tail spin and hit the water.
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Rio de Janeiro
Santos - Dumont
Aldeberto Santos-Dumont
Offihe Kondor Syndicate
AGM
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Sporting Page
WEE! Bos Ton
Harmony
WGR
Buffalo
Savings, Banke
Philadelphia
World Today
Shoe Prince
Edica Pittsburgh
Charles W
Hamp
Tracy Brown
Louisville
WSM
Nashville
Chicago
Champion Music
Insomnia Club
Wcx-Wir
Severa
Guyandotte Club Coffee
Beas
Children’s Union Suits
Cohen's
East Main St
Grarton
W. Va
Voice of Firest
Scott
Pagene
John Reezel
Grand Army of the Republic
Reese
Broken Bow
Eby
Ae Oeo
Chevrolet
Fisher
Starcher Chevrolet Co
Blate
Artes
Fred & Storage Company
Hiller’s
W. Main 'St
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