Evening Radio Listings From Major Markets
United Press bulletin lists programs across the nation for 1925. Detroit Symphony Orchestra in Chicago and an open air opera at Ebbetts Field Brooklyn are noted along with Judge Ben Lindsey, soprano Elizabeth Spencer, and the United States Navy Band performances. WNYC New York and WEAF New York also feature.
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United Press
WCX
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WLS
Chicago
WNYC
New York
Municipal Open Air Opera
Cavalleria
Bagliacci
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
KOA
Denver
Radio Listings For 5 30 To 6 00 P M
Radio schedules show a variety of programs across stations in Schenectady Cleveland Newark Washington and Pittsburgh. Matches include Book of Knowledge, orchestra and recital programs, sports scores and Navy band occurrences with several tied to WEAF and other channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady “Book of Knowledge
WHK
Cleveland—Orchestra
WOR
Newark—Orchestra
Long Island
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
WOC
Davenport
KDEA
Pittsburgh
WAHG
Lone Island
WCAE
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Ot Weaf
New
Radio listings snapshot with scattered city and show notes
A fragmented schedule snippet lists radio stations and programs in various cities. Entries mention Boston, Milwaukee, Newark, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Tampa, Pittsburgh, Des Moines, Des Moines Bankers Life trio, New York Edison hour, New Orleans music, and soprano performances with times like 6:20 and 6:30 PM in a partial, non-cohesive format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WEEI
Boston
WHAD
Milwaukee
WOR
Newark
WLIT
Philadelphia
WLW
Cincinnati
WDAF
Tampa
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WHO
Des Moines
Bankers’ Life
WJZ
New York
Edison Hour
WSMB
New Orleans
WRNY
Silent Today Radio Network Listings
Radio station identifiers and organizational notes mix with place names and scattered terms. Mentions include WREO WMAK WMC WOAI WOAW WPG WIP WHAZ WGY WFAA WGBS WCBD WBAV KFKX KGO WCCO Minneapolis and New York references with organ and choir motifs alongside unidentified terms.
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WREO
WMAK
WMC
WOAI
WOAW
WPG
WIP
WHAZ
WGY
WFAA
WGBS
WCBD
WBAV
KFKX
KGO
Radio Schedule Dense With City Listings and Concerts
A long list of radio station times and city programs, noting orchestras, concerts, s, and various musical features across multiple locales. Mentions WDAF WKRC WJZ WOO WEAF WGR WHO CCEE WCEE WSMB WSB KPO KFAB Lincoln Music KF NF Shenandoah Concert Havana Army band WBAP Worth Concert WBZ Springfield Entertainers Philadelphia New York Orchestra others. Includes references to Soprano and baritone performances and local city concerts through the evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
WKRC
WJZ
WOO
WEAF
WGR
WHO
WCEE
WSMB
WSB
KPO
KFAB
Lincoln
KFNF
WBAP
Worth
WBZ
Springheld
Michael Ahern
Louisville
M‘nes
York
Bugs Baer
Civill Service
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Ansas
Madison
WHAD
Milwaukee—Band
WRW
Tarrytown
WERC
Cincinnati—Orchestra
KOA
Denver—Sandman’s Hour
WCAP
Washington
New York —Orchestra
Philadelphia—Orchestra
New Oleans
WOAI
San Antonio
EFM
Denver
Proram
WOAE
Pittsburgh
York Orchestra
Buffalo —Orchestra
Des Moines —Orchestra
WLW
Cincinnati —Quartet
WOC Ae
Davenport
WREO
Lansing
WSAI
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
KFUO
St. Louie
Elgin
WJJD
Mooseheart
KFI
Los Angeles
Talks Today ae P M WLW Cincinnati Igal
Radio listings show multiple prime time talks and concerts across stations including WLW in Cincinnati WSMB in New Orleans KFI in Los Angeles and KPO in San Francisco. Program times range from 10 30 PM to 12 00 midnite with orchestral broadcasts and talk formats noted.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Igal
WSMB
New Orleans
Va. M
WSB
Atlanta
Orel
KFI
Los Angeles
Brontans
KPO
San Francisco
Orchi
Weco
Minneapolis- St. Paul
WHAD
Milwaukee—Organ
WDAF
Kansas City
Los Angeles—Orchestra
WPO
San Francisco —Orchestra
War of asphalt and concrete lowers pavement costs in Indianapolis
City readers learn from Frank C. Lingenfelter and Elmer Williams that bids fell below prior costs due to the asphalt concrete clash. Enclosed letters urge repairs on E St Clair St and Warren Ave as sidewalks curbs and grading are planned after curb work. Mr Fixit, The Indianapolis Times representative at city hall, addresses inquiries about street work and payments.
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Fixit
Indianapolis Times
City Hall
the Times
Indianapolis
Frank C. Lingenfelter
Terrace Ave
S. East St
Madison Ave
Olive St
Lingenfelter
Elmer Williams
Board of Works
E. St. Clair St
la Salle and
Tuxedo Sts
Paul Junius
City sponsors free band concerts in Indianapolis parks
Do you know the city sponsors free concerts by the Indianapolis Military bands in various parks this summer. The program offers a remedy for grouches and a chance to enjoy patriotic music outdoors.
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Indianapolis
Dear Mr Fixit Readers Complaint Column Notes Urban Hazards
The Times Reader columns report a series of citizen complaints about city conditions. Concerns include debris on Warren Avenue cleanups, unresolved vault issues, slow street improvements on E Minnesota Street, unsafe or misplaced street posts, a stray trash barrel near Olive Street, silenced stop signs and unreadable signals, and a vacant lot at Shelby and Gimber Streets. Authorities pledge action, with the board of health promising investigations and the board of works ordering pole removals if contractors fail to act. A safety official commits to regular signal checks.
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MR. Fixit
E. Minnesota St
Olive St
Pleasant Run Dr
Minnesota St
Times Reader& Neighbor
Board of Works
Elmer William
Fixit
Board of Health
Weeds Along Shelby Street Prompt City Appeal
Residents describe overgrown lots blocking view of neighboring homes on Shelby Street. The city asks property owners nearest the weedy plot to call Lincoln 3311 and request the street commissioner's office to report details.
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Shelby St
Lincoln
City Hall
Tax Valuations Draw Protests Across Counties
Six county boards of review refused to comply with recommendations of the State board of tax commissioners for horizontal increases in land and property valuations. Shelby and Hamilton counties face possible suits to block state interference while Fountain, Delaware, Decatur and Monroe also defied the edict. In fifty counties the state ordered increases after 1925 valuations fell by more than 125 million from 1924, aiming to reduce or avoid raising the state tax rate of 28 cents.
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County Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
Shelby
Hamilton
Governor appoints Omer O Harrow as prosecutor in Martinsville
Governor Jackson announced the appointment of Omer O Harrow of Martinsville as prosecuting attorney of the Fifteenth judicial circuit to succeed W W Tevis who resigned due to ill health. O Harrow has been Tevis deputy.
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Jackson
Omer O’harrow
Martinsville
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
W. W. Tevis
O'Harrow
Tevis
Florida quadruplets showcased at fairs for trip north
Mr and Mrs Oscar Stephens of Sheridan celebrate quadruplets shown at fairs and events. Proceeds fund a trip south in fall. A bent plum tree owned by Charles Wylie of Bloomington bends with the wind but returns upright. In Muncie football buzz builds as schoolboys practice at McCullough Park amid riverine fish seeking deep water. a bait casting club forms.
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Florida
Oscar Stephens
Sheridan
Southland
Frankfort
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WHAS
KFRU
Spec
Minneapolis
Paul—Church
el ’ Boston
Cairo Sanctorium
Wrny Hookum
Wt AM
Tae
Victrolas Sonora
N. Penn
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
Keith
Record Center of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Victor Victrolas
VY Price
Stecxisets
Indianapolis Music House
Penn, St
Lyric Theater
Bee We
Nude
Cleveland—Music
KDKA
Engineer
Warren Ave
Oliver and Henry Sts
TIMES
Shelby and Gimber Sts
Ben Batsford
Mr.duff
Danny
Nik
Williams
Frankie
WERE
Y Nea Service, Inc
Mador
Sams
Sinegad
UAL
Hale Shell
Weheil
Wien
Freckles
Blosser
Morroni
Alek
Tag
Cupid
Bartholomew County Hospital
Laura Lowe
Jamestown
Charles E. Brooks
Ben Harris
Decatur County
Indiana
Archie Nichols
Clinton
Terre Haute
Muncie
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Hoosier Briefs
Charles Wylie
Bloomington
McCullouch Park
Goldsmith's
Nature
S.S.S
Sten Ney Fel
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