Radio humor at WMC and station ad rates revealed
WMC in Memphis hosts a remote studio audience as Jerry Dearing draws laughs while three women criticize the announcer. The piece lists AT&T advertising rates across major markets, totaling 2600 dollars per hour, and notes broadcast plans for Medinah Temple’s 110 piece band, Denver’s May festival lineup on KOA, and the Brunswick Hour of Music along with several theater and concert broadcasts on WGY WIZ WRC KDKA KYW WJZ and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMC
Memphis
Jerry Dearing
Joseph Kabakoff
Jerry
Joe
Brunswick
WGY
WIZ
WRC
KDKA
KYW
Stephen E. Boisclair
Funeral Rites Broadcast For Mrs Henry Field In Shenandoah
Radio fans at KFNF Shenandoah Iowa listened to funeral services for Mrs Henry Field wife of the station owner The Rev L P Goodwin conducted the service at the Methodist Church with the microphone set before him capturing the broadcast sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFNF
Shenandoah
Iowa
Henry Field
L. P. Goodwin
Methodist Church
Radio Hour Keeps Listeners Informed All Day
The Convenient Program for the Radio Fan airs hourly updates. Programs start daily at 5 30 P M Central Standard Time and continue for twenty four hours. This schedule keeps listeners aware of what is on the air.
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Programs Across Cities
A late show schedule outlines multiple city broadcasts including Chicago WEAF and WGN concerts, New York WEAF musical program, Cleveland WGBS events, Philadelphia WEAY dinners, and Omaha WAA orchestra performances. The lineup features educational talks, orchestral concerts, and museum programs from stations such as WCAE WCCO WOC WMACWEAR and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Wcco
St. Paul
WOC
Davenport
Macwear
Cleveland
WGBS
New York
Rr de P. Oy
Wpz
Springfield
hicago—Ensemble
Chicago —Organ
Avenu
WOO
Hiladelphia
WEAY
Tawne Park
Night radio listings and performances across multiple stations
A dense schedule shows broadcasts and events from Boston to Chicago with performances, lectures, and musical programs. Listings include WJZ WRC WHN WHAS WHO KGO and more with various times and venues such as Chateau Shanley entertainers and Madame Butterfly at OKAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
WWJ
Bohanectady
Whr
OKAC
Montreal
Selal
WBAP
T. Tee Ote
WHAS
Louisville
WHO
Des Moiner
WMC
WJZ
WRC
KYW
Chicago— Farm Bureau
Radio Schedule Fragments Record
Radio schedule fragment lists time slots and station abbreviations for various programs. It shows Bk and day entries with 5 30 6 30 6 45 7 00 7 30 and 8 156 times mapped to WCCO WBZ Woc WRC WBZ WMC and WJY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCCO
WBZ
Woc
WRC
WMC
WJY
Radio Listings Feature Broad National Programs
A fragmented schedule lists evening radio offerings across stations such as KDKA in East Pittsburgh KYW in Chicago WBZ Spield Newburyport Club song readings and Zion Hil musical readers with a network tie to WEAF New York and signals from WFT Philadelphia CAE Pittsburgh WEAR Cleveland WJAR Providence and WEEI Boston WGR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KYW
Chicago
WBZ
Spield
Newburyport Club
Musteal
Zion
Hil
Reader
WEAF
New York
WFT
Philadelphia
CAE
WEAR
Cleveland
WJAR
Providence
WEEI
Boston
WGR
Amateur radio restrictions issued by government
Washington instructs amateurs they will not be allowed to communicate with commercial or government stations unless authorized by the Secretary of Commerce. Exceptions cover emergencies or testing related to official government business. Small pleasure craft communications with yachts and motor boats are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Specia Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Times
9-AX
Merchants Heat and Light
the Times
G. Moore
Broadcast Listeners’ Association of Indianapolis
Radio Club
CKAC Montreal Broadcasts Self-Repeating Watch Bells
CKAC Montreal now sends out its own time signals after partnering with a local watchmaker. The station broadcasts the bells from a self repeating watch that rings the hours quarters and minutes more often than the old twice daily signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
CKAC
Montreal
William H Fields Wins Broad-What Broad- WW Contest Letter
William H Fields of 312 Be Washington St wins The Times contest for the best letter on What Broad- WW ce. He receives a $10 prize for praising WCBD Zion Illinois as a divine educational broadcaster with motto Peace on Earth Good Will Toward Men and slogan Where God Rules Man Prospers. The letter lauds its refined talks and nonjazz music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
H. Fields
Washington St
Radio Program Highlights Honor Pershing and Notable Arts
United Press notes a Pan-American Union program honoring General Pershing with broadcasts across stations including WRC Washington WGY Schenectady KGO Oakland and WEAF New York. The schedule lists Cappy Ricks on KGO and Atwater Kent artists with Silverton Orchestra on WGBS New York. A Catholic charities dinner with Cardinal Hayes address is also noted followed by Night Hawk frolic on WDAF Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WRC
Washington
New York
WGY
Schenectady
General Pershing
Pan-American Union
KGO
Oakland
WEAF
WOC
Davenport
Wcco
Minneapolis-St.Paul
WEAR
Cleveland
WWJ
Detroit
WSAT
Cincinnati
WEEI
Boston
WJAR
Providence
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WFI
Philadelphia
WGR
Buffalo
Atwater-Kent
Silverton Orchestra
WGBS
Catholic Charities
Cardinal Hayes
WDAF
Kansas City
Neighborhood Radio Listings Across Cities
A jumble of station calls and locations shows a slate of classical and concert programs. Entries include Detroit WWJ Chicago KYW Dallas WFAA Springfield Hampden Glee Club and various colleges and venues towns like Ames Iowa St Paul Minnesota and Northfield Minnesota with several two to four hour programs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
WWJ
Detroit
WOC
Davenport
WCCO
Minoes lie-St. Paul
Guring
Lot Daid
Kansas
Atlanta
WTAS
Elgin
Ill
Ames
Iowa
WJY
New York
KYW
Chicago
Shenandoah
Hopkins
Hot Springs
Figo
WFAA
Dallas
Holvies Ark
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Hampden Glee Club
WCAL
Northfield
Minn
Radio Listings Show National Orchestras and Programs
The page catalogs a dense network of radio stations across the United States with orchestral broadcasts and drama segments. Entries include WEAF New York, WEEI Boston, WGR Buffalo, WWJ Detroit, WRC San Antonio, KDKA Pittsburgh, KGO Oakland, WBZ Springfield, WJZ New York, and others, noting hours like 9:45 PM and 10:00 PM and programs ranging from orchestras to Hawaiian guitar pieces and stage dramas such as Cappy Ricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York— Orchestra
Weei Bowry
WGR
Buffalo
WWJ
Detroit
WEI
Pubiladeladelphia
WOCO
Minnepolis- St. Paul
Davenport
cTs
Providence
Wauk
Cleveland— Orchestra
EBH
Chicago
Omaha
WPG
Aera City
KYW
KFEX
Hastings
Neb
WBA P
Woai
San Antonio—Orchestra
WRC
Washington—Orchestra
WJZ
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KGO
Oakland
Cappy Ricks
Kerns
Hot Spring
New York—Orchestra
WIP
Philadelphia
Whg
WQJ
Atlantic City
WBZ
Springfield
Mase
WRO
Borinesseis
Silent broadcast schedule lists multiple city orchestras and programs
A dense schedule shows radio stations from Los Angeles to Hastings sharing classical and orchestral programs. Entries cover Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra, Dallas recital, New York and Detroit orchestras, hotel orchestras in Detroit, Chicago and Cleveland, plus children's stories and dinner music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFI
Los Angeles
Symphony
WEBH
WFAA
Dallas
WGBI
New _York—Orchestra
WHN
New York—Orchestra
Woo
Davenport
Songe
WHO
Des Moines—Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City
KGO Fae
Oakland —Orchestra
WBCN
Chicago
Mapes
East Pitts
KYW
Lesso
Louisville— Theater Organ
WCX
Detroit—Orchestra
WEAF
New York
Chilren
WIAM
Cleveland—Orchestra
WWJ
Detroit
KDKA
East Pittspurges
KFKX
Hastings
Neb
Short Cuts for Building and Operating a Receiver
Practical tips for home radio construction. Recommends steel wool brushes on catwhiskers for contact and ground wiring using a moist dry cell for year long grounding. Describes insulators, aerial lead in routing, and hanging earphones when not in use.
Radio logs and reader letters spark Circle Theater program talk
A Times radio editor log lists many stations heard on one tube between 6 30 and 7 3 PM. Readers praise Circle Theater broadcasts and urge action against amateur radio interference. A Constant Reader thanks the paper and notes March station list from a home made set. Spring cleaning advice for receivers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
KDKA
WLS
WGY
WGN
WLW
KYW
WCX
WEAF
WWJ
WBZ
WJID
WFBM
M. M. Jones
Radio Editor Times
the Times
Gus Edwards Orchestra at Indianapolis Athletic Club
Gus Edwards Orchestra performs at the Indianapolis Athletic Club from 6 30 to 8 15 p m and again 10 00 to 12 00 p m with venue listed as the Indiana polis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Edwards
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Simple crystal detector receiver offered for broadcast
The crystal detector receiver is described as the simplest least costly broadcast apparatus. It can receive programs over 10 to 20 miles and costs about $19 complete with aerial equipment included.
Denmark Club Stages Show
A Copenhagen radio exhibition staged by the Dansk Radio Club from March 7 to 15 drew wide attendance and sparked strong interest in radio developments across Scandinavia. Danish dealers and manufacturers showcased German French British and American products while many ensembles were assembled locally from imported parts. Local firms and a German company exhibited combination receivers and phonographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Dansk Radio Club
Copenhagen
A. E. Fenselau
Department of Commerce
Denmark
Notre Dame Reunion Radio Debuts Wednesdays on WGN
Station WGN Chicago begins a weekly college reunion radio series each Wednesday. The inaugural program featured Notre Dame on April 22, spotlighting former players and the school's athletic legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Notre Dame
South African Dealers Ship 500 Short Wave Receivers
South African dealers have wired to America for 500 short wave receivers that can tune in to stations like KDKA and WGY, which broadcast on short waves. South African fans have been hearing these stations often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
KDKA
WGY
Also Mentioned on This Page
le Goss
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
WCAP
OWGR
Minneapolis
American Telephone and Telegraph
Medinah Temple
Iffame
KOA
Denver
Civic Symphony Orchestra of
Winchell Smith
Victor Mapes
WGY Players
Frank Oliver
United States ‘Marine Band
Washington, D. C
Omaha—Orchestra
Ashington
Smithsonian Institution
Bho
Ross
Wes Uan
N. E. Meranufacturers
AXE
Radio Soela En
Ore’ Shestra
Musicalrogram
Minneapoliat
Paul
WHK
KTHS
Wwoc
WCAY
WOAW
WDA
Bk & Day
William H. Fields
Fields
WCBD
Zion, Il
Niles
H. T. Electric CO
Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
Pettis Dry Goods CO
KFNI
KFDM
KSD
WAHG
WBAV
WEMC
WHAZ
WJJID
WSUI
PWX
Ing
Dio
Indianapolis Times
Circle Theater
WHAD
WTAM
WHB
WJJD
WCAB
Wo8s
WSAI
WNYC
Wdqi
WIEA
KFK
Malithisri
Madden
TOM E. Madden & Son
Atwater Kent
Brunswick-Radiola
Baldwin
N. Penn
St. Pettis Dry Goods CO
E. Wash, St
THE
Circle Theatre
Nick Lucas
Crooning
Troubador
Milton Sills
Aeed
Down
Indianapolis
Penn
Main
Baldwin Pacific
Fresham M. Kit
Colin Dyne
Aria Neutroparts
Vernier 50c
Vernier
Shamrock Harkness
FROST
King Neutrodyne
Freed Eisemann
Willard & Cooper
Attery
Frost No
50C
Willard
Prestolite
AGL Batteries
Magnav Ly
Manhattan
Heslar Sockets
Heslar
Samson
Merly
Kennedy VI
Ohio St
Capitol Radio Co
Kruse-Connell CO
Indiana
Brunswick Radiolal Phonographs Records
Brunswick Shop
Keith
Edie Battery CO
Willard Battery
Ith St
Circle
Frank W. Wood Co
New York St
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