Radio Program Listings Across Cities and Stations
A dense broadcast schedule lists programs, times, and stations from WEAF to WJZ across New York and national affiliates. Entries include orchestras, vocal ensembles, talk segments, and special features with multiple station repeats and cross-listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WADYY
Wu Weir
Wah “Grand Opera
WERN
WERC
WLEW
WFSL
WADC
WKBW
WMAL
WNAC
WDBJ
WWNC
WLAC
WIJAS
WMAQ
Wood Trawlers
WCAO
WAMAQ
WKRC
WGHP
WLBW
WCAU
WJAS
WEAN
WFBL
WHP
Whec Magazine
WEBL
WMAK
WSPD
WHEK
Smoker
Wnac Wean
Wrerc Orch. & Soloists
WFERL
WHK
WLBEW
WBRC
WHR
WIAS
WDOD
WKERC
WFRBL
WKBN
Specht
WAKC
WJZ
New York
NBC Chain
Howard Phillips
Amos
Andy
Alec
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
Goldberg
KYW
WRVA
WPTF
WBT
WIAX
WIOD
Harry Kogen
WRZ
Foresters
Lambert
Hillput
Guy Fraser Harrison
KDRKA
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WBYT
WJAX
WIR
Laurier
WRC
Kdka Pittsburgh
U. of Pittsburgh
Dixie Steppers
WJIZ
Sam TD
Penn State Band
Don Bester
Rochester
Monk
WGY Schenectady
WEAF
WGY
Conecert
Orch
Amy Goldsmith
Albany
WLW
Cincinnati
Howard Melaney
Cleveland
Hotel Orchestra
The
Boys
WCX
Detroit
WSB Atlanta
Moguls Debate Season Length in American Association
Chicago November 27 American Association club owners meet again over the 1930 schedule amid disagreement between 168 game and 154 game plans. Some owners push for 154 games due to last season weather losses while others favor retaining a 168 game slate. A split season option was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Chicago
Thomas J. Hickey
Byrd and Butler To Fly Down For Game
Gov Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia and Gen Smedley D Butler will fly to Raleigh by airplane for the Virginia North Carolina football game at Chapel Hill. They will be guests of Gov O Max Gardner and proceed to Chapel Hill by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marines
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
My Favorite Bible Passage by Francis E. Warren
Excerpt notes a Biblical passage from Matthew 7 1 11 and cites Kansas Governor Clyde M Reed. The text marks Warren as a Wyoming Senator and quotes scripture about judgment asking seeking and knocking.
Fights Last Night Across U S Cities
Reported results from boxing cards show Jeff Carrell of Biloxi outpointed Mike McTigue in West Palm Beach. Johnny Mack of Cincinnati stopped Hal Mullenhof, while Pep Jennings and Eskimo Gragio drew in Spencer. Andy Divodi KO’d Marty Roth in New York. Eddie Mack of Colorado outpointed Ted Morgan in Los Angeles in a non title junior lightweight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Jeff Carrell
Biloxi
Miss
Mike McTigue
New York
Spencer
Johnny Mack
Cincinnati
Hal Mullenhof
Fort Dodge
Pep Jennings
Des Moines
Eskimo Gragio
Dead Horse
Alaska
Drew
Ike Haggerty
Mason City
Larry Curtis
Elmore
Minn
Andy Divodi
Brooklyn
Marty Roth
Los Angeles
Eddie Mack
Colorado
Ted Morgan
Cornell and Penn Set for Thanksgiving Grid Clash
Cornell arrives in Philadelphia for a Franklin Field drill as the Big Red face Penn tomorrow. Syracuse meets Columbia while Carnegie Tech battles NYU and Colgate plays Brown in Providence. Pittsburgh faces Penn State. W and J meets West Virginia. Army-Notre Dame headlines with other East games including Dartmouth Navy and Holy Cross Boston College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
Notre Dame
Army
Yankee Stadium
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
New Jersey
Syracuse
Columbia
Carnegie Tech
New York University
Colgate
Brown
Providence
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Morgantown
Tar Heels Aim to Break Scoring Mark in Final Games
North Carolina, chasing the 1914 record, will face Virginia at home and Duke in Durham as the 1929 Tar Heels seek to raise their season average beyond 32 points per game. The squad features Jimmy Ward Yank Spaulding Jim Magner and Strad Nash among its top scorers with 257 points total.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Virginia
Duke
Durham
Tar Heels
Dave Tayloe
Jimmy Ward
Jimmy
Davidson
Jimmy Magner
Maryland
South Carolina
Magner
Nash
WY. P. 1
Maus
Erickson
N. C. State
Yank Spaulding
Carolina
Branch
Harden
Fenner
Tar Heel
Jim Magner
Rainy Day Toys Box Reminds Kids of Old Favorites
Advice for parents to gather used toys and games into one attic or cellar box for rainy days. Children lose interest when items are stored away, but revisiting these items later can renew enthusiasm and save money on new purchases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zoos
Tvuans
Associated
Presa
NSC
Black & Gold Room Dinner Orchestra
WTAG
WCAE
Highlanders
WTIC
WGR
WJAR
Golden Gems
WCSH
Ernc Rapes Concert Orchestra
WEEI
WJIAR
WLIT
WWJ
WSAIL
WEIC
WTAM
Bakers
Frank Dewey
Weel WC Wiar
WIAR
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
Reveries
WSAI
WGN
WRT
Salon
Phil Spitainy
WEAPF
WABC
CBS
Guy Lombardo Orch
WCAC
WEBN
WD -Entertainers and
the Knights
Ensemble Hour
Weer
Tetas
Clear Channel
WPG
Atlantic City
Hartford
Parker
WOR
Newark
Soriano
Mid-Pacific
Angela
Jazrette
Aviatora
Central and Southern
Charlotte
Aunt Sally
Louisville
Book Man
Karl Schmidt
Franklin
U. of Kentucky
WSM Nashvlle
Weaf & Wjz
Craig’s Orch
Wear & Wiz
Richmond
Byrd
Fiverybody
NBC
Dixie Spiritual Singers
Fagley - Halpen
Cummings
Cummings Electro Chemical Co
West Green Street
Mechanicsville
London
English Street
J. P. Rawley
Modern
Fourth Street
Lexington Avenue
N. L. Garner
Sixth Street
Chestnut Street
Steele Street
Milbourne Heights
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Ragan Street
N. Main
Ray Street
Fisher Street
Apply Cummings Electro Chemical Co
West Commerce Street
North Main Street
East Russell Street
Sample Furniture
R. D. Penny
Gen. Mer
Starr Motor Co
Eckerd
Standard Drug Co
Asheville
M. T. Hicks Furniture Specialty Shop
W. Russell St
East Green Mattress Co
East Green Street
Bloom Furniture Exchange
Washington St
Radio Trician
Russell St
Gen. Mgr
White Oak St
J. A. Myatt
Real Estate Loans Insurance J. DL. White Realty CO
L B. Moorefield
Johnson Street
Hardie
N. Main St
W. L. Charles
Redding
S. Wrenn St
Centennial Avenue
Bath
Charlie M. Brown
Howell Street
South Main Street
P. H. Lazenby
City Limits
W. C. Brown
North
Wrenn Street
Harvey’s Shoe Shop
W. Broad St
N. E. Russell Shoe Shop
S. Main St
Ideal Shoe Shop
Ragan St
Highland Cotton Mill
T. B. English
Buck
Nell
J. A. White
Lindsay Street
Stump
By Cowan
Ronning Any
Mom
Mrs
Dearis
Spiffy
Mrs. Spiffy
MR. Gunn
Larkin St
N. Hamilton St
Ray Street School
Thomasville Road
R. J. Shoemaker
Superior Motors, Inc
J. W
Quattlebaum
Mer
North Main St
DeSoto
Robert Goldstone
Blacksmiths
Great Sampford
Essex
Goldstone
Butler
Francis EE. Warren
T. S. Senator
Wyoming
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Senator Warren
PENN
Notre Dame Army
Arcturus Radio