Radio Listings Highlight Montreal to New York Concerts Tonight
Canada orchestra in Montreal at 9 P.M. EST. KOA Denver hosts municipal band at 8 P.M. MST. Oakland drama The Thirteenth Chair at 8 P.M. CST. WEAF New York and partners link at 9 P.M. EDST. WRC and major stations broadcast United States Marine Band from Sylvan Theater Washington at 7:30 P.M. EDST.
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United Press
CNRM
Montreal
RMS
Canada
KOA
Denver
Oakland
WEAF
New York
WRC
Washington
WBZ
Springfield
WGY
Schenectady
WJZ
United State Marine Band
Sylvan Theater
Radio Programs 5 30 P M WCAE WCCO WHE WGY WOAW WOC
Radio listings summarize scheduled programs across stations in Pittsburgh Minneapolis Cleveland Schenectady Omaha Davenport. Entries mention Uncle Kaybee Book chat Story period Concert and various frequencies. Program blocks show times and city names for several stations.
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WCAE
Pittsburgh
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Cleveland
WGY
Schenectady
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
Lyric Theatre Show at WIBJ on August 6
WIBJ presents a special musical program at the Lyric Theatre from 6 30 to 7 00 PM on Thursday August 6 running about a half hour broadcast length featuring local acts or selections.
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Lyric Theatre
Music Radio Listings Across Cities
A dense schedule lists various city programs with orchestras, ensembles, and organ performances. Entries include Milwaukee Dancers, Cleveland Organ, New York Orchestra, Atlantic City Night Hawks, Dallas Frolic, Cincinnati Opera and programs from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and more through late evening.
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WDAF
Kansas City
WEAR
Cleveland— Music
WEAF
New York
Mozart Ensemble
WGR
WJAR
WFI
WEEI
WSAI
WWJ
WHAD
Milwaukee —_ Organ
WLW
Cincinnati
WNYC
New York—Entertainment
WRNY
WGBS
Weco
Boa Wiak
Milwaukee
Cleveland
New York—Orchestra
WPG
Atlantic City—Orchestra
WBZ
Suingfield
WIP
CKAC
Montreal—Red Jackets
WFAA
Dallas
WMC
Memphis—Music
Ag Bon
New York— Orchestra
Cleveland— Organ
WLW Babeai
WOAW
Omaha—Program
Atlantic City — Night Hawks
Spo
Washington
Ee Moat
San Antonio
Orkan
KFI
Los Angeles
Uartet
KPO
Pat Francisco
WMAK
Lockport
KFRU
Bristow Okla
WSB
Atlanta
Mikel
Angeles
Dallas—Orchestra
Bes Moines
WOC
Davenport—Orchestra
Kansas
KGO
Oakland
Orchestra
San Francisco
Cabirians
Radio Show and Station News Across Indianapolis
Broadcasting resumes on WFBM Aug 24 as WIBJ a portable transmitter from Noble Watson of Indianapolis broadcasts live stage programs nightly 6 30 to 7. Radio show plans for Cable Tabernacle Sept 21 advance with two thirds of space filled and many Indianapolis dealers involved. WGBS announces Sue Em best radio drama. KOA Denver airs women led program Friday night with diverse acts. Lullaby Boys from WLS on tour return to Chicago Aug 15. Swiss Gardens at Bond Hill WKRC airs Marion McKay Orchestra tonight. Radio fans praise broadcasts aiding invalids and the blind. reading novels and classics addition discussed.
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WIBJ
Lyric Theater
Noble Watson
Indianapolis
Watson
WBBZ
Cable Tabernacle
Broadcast Listeners’ Association of Indianapolis
Ford Rush
Glenn Rowell
WLS
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Marion McKay
Swiss Gardens
Bond Hill
Cincinnati
WKRC
Gene Mittendorf
John Church
Kodel Radio Corporation
Alvin Roehr
Radio industry grows toward billion-dollar season
The radio industry expanded to 590 million dollars in the last season and has doubled each year for four years. Analysts predict a coming year reaching a billion dollars in overall value.
Crossword Puzzle Answer Summary
Answer to yesterday's puzzle notes FL BATTERY ELIMINATOR device to remove A and B batteries from radios. It enables use of house current, claims to filter hum and noise with patented filters.
Radio Editor Dissatisfied With WGY Reception Power
Harrison Powers of 5827 Raveroord Ave complains in The Times that WGY Schenectady at 50 000 watts produced poorer reception than lower power stations in Atlanta Davenport San Antonio and Bristow He could only faintly hear one WGY selection and the announcer’s voice was largely inaudible while other stations came in clearly
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the Times
WGY
Schenectady
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Davenport
Iowa
San Antonio
Texas
Bristow
Okla
Minnetonka
Harrison Powers
Raverford Ave
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Addresses
A list of marriage license applicants includes Jesse Anerson and Mary E. King of 1008 W Pearl, Louis Ukenbill and Clara Miller of Bloomington Indiana, Harland J. Rye and Ora Smith of Chicago Illinois, Joseph Rubin and Bertha Serolle of Denison Hotel address, William Line and Elsie Patterson, Robert and Elizabeth with Portland Oregon listing, and several other couples with partial addresses and ages. The OCR shows multiple names and addresses without complete details.
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Jesse Anerson
W. Pearl
Mary E. King
W. Pearl Louis Ukenbill
Blooomington
Ind
Clara Miller
Union
Harland J. Rye
Chicago
Ora Smith
Joseph Rubin
Alabama
Bertha Serolle
William Line
Denison
Elsie Patterson
Tin
Tin siAsorwh
Robert
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth Eg Em
Adam Feumenn
T. Fallulph
Ethel H. Mors
Chadwit
van North Walter
Marthas
Rachael M
Cohen Forse
Hazeltine Says Theory Preceded Neutrodyne Verification
Prof Louis Alan Hazeltine of Stevens Institute of Technology asserts he developed the theory for his neutrodyne receiving set before conducting experiments to verify it.
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Louis Alan Hazeltine
Stevens Institute of Technology
First Amateur Radio Show Sets Los Angeles Record
A strictly amateur radio show and contest was held in Los Angeles breaking prior radio event attendance records on the Pacific coast. The gathering drew large crowds and showcased a wide range of self run stations and operator talent across the region.
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Los Angeles
Pacific
Indiana Briefs Highlight Oddities And Local Legal Fines
Hoosier notes report a black cat omen incident after a baked sweet potato exploded burning a face and fried chicken. Justice McKimmy fines grandson $1. Greensburg police chief says force is too small. a suspect escapes. Dorcas Cross named film star in Washington. Madison County farmers urged to cut corn at road crossings. UNCIE youths resist flappers. Elwood milkmen raise price to 12 cents a quart. some abstain. William C. Hall fined $11.50 for hopping a train. Clayton Double pays dog tax $12. Tipton recalls a 50 year old courthouse nood flood tale.
Radio broadcasting growth and key American stations
The United States leads with 564 broadcasting stations as of now. Ed Squires of YMCA in New York is a Yale graduate and radio announcer atop the McAlpin Hotel. The Radio Artists Association of America backs payable broadcasting, while Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, becomes a government radio hub with two new transmitters and a current 10 kW plus a 5 kW station. a 30 kW station is planned. Denominations own stations, led by Baptists with 12 and Presbyterians with 9, as Canada and the Soviet Union trail with 83 and 43 respectively.
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Ed Squires
YMCA
McAlpin Hotel
New York City
Yale
United States
Radio Artists’ Association of America
Fort
Baptists
Episcopalians
Congregationalists
Canada
Soviet Russia
Cuba
United Kingdom
Mexico
France
Germany
Australia
Radio License Applications Surge in Japan Weekly
About 1,500 applications for radio receiving licenses are filed each week in Japan as a new large radio business grows. Japanese buyers primarily seek American supplying sets to meet demand and expand their market.
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Japan
America
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HH Radio
CKCA
W Daf
Ww4j
WBAP
WHAS
WHK
WOAI
Atlantic City
Unten
Philadelphia
Aha
Aia O Weel
Wsall
WREO
Lansing
WTAM
WOS
WHAZ
Wo0o
WEMC
KSD
PWX
WCEE
KLX
KFAO
CNRO
KFAB
Ft. Worth
Louisville — Who
Des Moines
Kruse-Connell
Ohto
Carlin Music Co
E. Wash
Indianapolis Music House
N. Penn
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
Keith
Record Center
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Ea Eee
Aranteed
W. Wood
New York St
Eveready B's
WRW
Tarrytown
Stubio Goss
WFBM
The
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Nancy Brosius
Ohio
Dailey Paskman
Oliver Sayler
Charles J. Herold
Tris Ruth Pavey
Koa Players
Lee Gibbons
Brooks Custer
Albert Kuffin
Blue Bell Trio
KOA Orchestra
Sam Kenny
Danny Duff
Lazy Lake
Simms
Danny Doulff
Williams
Alice
Bold
Les
Dazz Orchester
Variety Orchestra
MSN
Ven
Nod
Freckles
Blosser
Alek
Bosse
Trwilliams
Ar Fstir
Tao
Hoosier Briefs
Alex McKimmy
Medora
Greenshburg
John
S. Wilson
Dorcas Cross
Hollywood
Madison County
UNCIE
Elwood
William C. Hall
Justice of the Peace
Marion
Hall
Clayton Double
Bluffton
Tipton
John Hughes
England
Helen Keller
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