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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
11
Radio listings show Lombardo and his Royal Calif group performing on WFBM Indianapolis with CBS segments including The Pied Piper and The Marott, plus various cooking, decorating, and talk features. Public transit and station hours accompany a dense afternoon to evening lineup.
Fragmentary text lists multiple musical acts and times including vocal and orchestra performances. Mentions Becki Chas 4 45 Vocal and 6 00 Vesper with various ensembles such as Ros Ross EB Pare nan me orchestra. Includes 12 00 Hotel Gisson orchestra and 13 30 Benrus time announcement. More readable details unavailable.
A detailed time line lists station identifications and programs across Chicago and other cities, including WABC WBBM WLS WGN NBC CBS and orchestras and concerts. Entries cover 6 30 PM to midnight with music themes and presenters.
Colfax Indiana, Aug 5 United Press report: Mrs Ella Schuck 67, took poison, apparently due to ill health. Widower Dr J H Schuck and several children survive.
The article reports President Hoover privately funding unofficial commissions with 250000 dollars for the child health commission and another 250000 for a White House home building conference, totaling 600000 to 700000 with major gifts from the Carnegie Foundation Rockefeller Institute and Russell Sage Foundation.
The Happy Wonder Bakers present Old Favorites Medley No. 5, tracing leg of mutton sleeve era tunes, on WITAM WHAS and NBC Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Joe and Vi farming saga hints at trouble for Vi and the Nelson family as old Law of Averages leans toward vindication on WFBM CBS Tuesday 8 o'clock.
Indianapolis readers urge NBC programs to come to their hometown. Letters complain of poor WEAF reception and favor a tieup with a local station to broadcast NBC network programs.
Greensburg Indiana August 5 a four man bicycle endurance team claims the world record for elapsed time their effort marked by steady pacing and consistent splits despite fierce heat and strong competition from rival riders.
France faces a declining population ratio, says Alliance Nationale, warning this trend endangers its economic and political standing in Europe. The group notes France's 1789 population of 26 million and a later fall to about 15 million beneath Russia, Germany, England, and Italy, urging forceful government measures to promote larger families.
Detroit August fifth. Speakers at the nineteenth annual convention of the National Association of Chiropodists explained how toenails reflect age disposition health and habits. Nails show selfishness or alert mental traits according to patterns and markings discussed by experts.
Council finance chairman James A. Houck says the City Council will start an informal review of the 1931 budget this week. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan will deliver departmental requests in days for committee scrutiny before formal introduction. Aimed at funding changes to enable an levy cut.
Radio listings show Wednesday morning segments on WFBM Indianapolis Power and Light Company. Programs include Pep United Club at 7:00, Mrs. Allen's Editorial at 9:00 to 9:30, Interio at 9:45, and Aunt Sammy hour at 10:00.
Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad is advertised as a light small comfortable device worn by day and night to aid many ailments without medicines. The Radium Appliance Co. invites trial offers and literature from Los Angeles California, noting hundreds sold and thousands healed.
The schedule lists music of carefree wanderers on Radio-Keith-Orpheum network stations WGY WHAS and NBC affiliates Tuesday at 8:30 p m. Westinghouse salutes the Coke industry with music and narration on KYW NBC at 8 p m. The Bohemian Girl will be aired as Grand Opera Miniature at 8:15 p m with Marion McAfee Barbara Maurel Theo Earle Thaddeus and Kenyon Congdon in key roles. Saint-Saens pieces close the evening on WJZ NBC at 9 p m.
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