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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

10

Radio Listings Show Evening Programs Across Stations

A 1925 United Press broadcast schedule lists stations WCBD Zion WIP Philadelphia WHG Atlantic City WEAF New York and WDaAF Kansas City with programs including concert bands choruses and a radio artists orchestra. The timeline spans 8 to 11:45 PM local times with various formats and hosts.

United Press KDKA Pittsburgh Symphony Players WCBD Zion WIP Philadelphia WHG Atlantic City Vessala WEAF New York

Radio Listings Show National Network Programs

A fragmented lineup lists radio programs across multiple stations and cities. Entries include Minneapolis WCCO New York WABC WHK Cleveland WGY and Philadelphia WJAR with times from 5:30 to 6:00 referencing music orchestras talks and school broadcasts.

WCCO Minneapolis- St. Paul EAF New York WGBS WHK Cleveland WGY Schenectady Davenport Chim WDAF Kansas City E Wear School of the Air Melody Maids NGS York Mozart WGR Alan WFI WEEIL Millaikes WIP Philadelphia—Orchestra WJAR Providence WLW Cincinnati WNYC WRNY

Radio Schedule Fragments Listed by Time

A list of radio station time slots from 6:45 to 12:00 with stations WOAW WEAF WWJ WSAI WHAD WPG WFAA WRNY W4JZ WBAP WOAI WSB WOC KGO. The OCR shows programming blocks for each half hour across multiple stations.

WOAW WEAF WWJ Woc WSAI WHAD WPG WFAA WRNY W4jz WBAP WOAI WSB KGO

Talks and Radio Listings Across New York Stations

A fragmented notice lists multiple New York radio stations and programs including WRNY WJY WRC WGBS WGR and WGY with mentions of orchestras, central stations, and musical acts such as the U S Marine Band and a Viennese trio. It also references cities like Washington New Orleans Philadelphia and Cleveland and events at 6:15 and 6:30 PM.

WRNY New York—Orchestra WGBS New York Acroiata Oe Ausic WJY Centralto WPG Aventis City Washington U. S. Marine Band WGR WGY WBZ WFAA Dallas WHK Cleveland Vieneses Nee Ionss Rie York—Review WIPBS Rhidelphia

Radio Station Listings and Concert Spots Across Cities

A fragmented listing shows radio stations and scheduled musical events by city including Omaha Pittsburgh New York Cleveland Cincinnati Newark Lansing Denver Shenandoah Louisville Des Moines Batavia and Tarrytown specifying times and network labels for drum piano and concert programs.

WOAW Omaha Cresura KDKA Pittsburgh Promein EAF New Yor Ea Ik WCAE WGR WOC WSA WWJ WGBS New York WEAR Cleveland WHN WLW Cincinnati Serretary Hawkins WRNY Newark WTAS Tarrytown WREO Lansing WIP Dineen WPG Pace Denver Keenf Shenandoah WBAP Worth WHAS Louigeille— Ahaa Des Moines Batavia

Silent Today chestr WLW and network radio listings

Radio schedule fragment lists stations WLW Cincinnati WOAW Omaha KGO San Francisco WFAA Dallas KFI Los Angeles and others with program notes including orchestras, recitals, and a three act drama. Entries include times around 9:15 to 11:00 P. M. and multiple city references.

Chestr WLW Cincinnati Omahe WPG Atlantic Wik Washingshington Pittsburgh KTHS Hot Springs Wbap Care Ft. Worth Orchestra Arcee San Antonio Seza Music KGO Los Anagrees Deville Os Angeles KPO San Francisco KFRA Bristow WSB Atlanta KFI Los Angeles Chickering Hall WFAA Dallas —Orchestra WHO Des Moines WOC Davenport Oraft Winnem By Ogram Kgo Pea Oakland—orchestra PKO Francisco— Cadriane Rch Stra

Radio Dealers to Meet in Indianapolis Convention

Indianapolis hosts a pioneering midwest radio dealers convention on August 18 sponsored by the Gibson Company of Indiana. Topics include broadcasting future, farm radio use, rural communities, market conditions, and static with speakers from radio and merchandising fields. Invitations issued to thousands of radio dealers and related professionals.

Indianapolis Middle West Gibson Company Indiana

Wass Named Station WOC Announcer in Davenport

L. Emery Wass takes over as announcer at Station WOC Davenport Iowa to replace the resignation of Stanley W. Barnett who moves to a new high power station being built in Baltimore Maryland.

L. Emery Wass WOC Davenport Stanley W. Barnett Barnett Baltimore Bhe Edgar H. Twamley BWS Wass Board of Education International College of Music and Expression of Chicago William Sterling Battis Lyceum

WCCO may boost power to 5000 watts

Station WCCO serving Minneapolis and St Paul could increase its broadcast power by 3000 watts to reach 5000 watts, raising its output from the past two months.

WCCO Minneapolis St. Paul

Radio Distracts Students Say Boston Principal

A Boston high school principal claims radio causes division of interest among students and disrupts their schoolwork, urging limits on radio use during study periods and school hours.

Boston

Five Class A stations licensed and one transfer approved

The Department of Commerce licensed five new Class A broadcasting stations and approved one transfer from Class C to Class A last week. The new stations span multiple states and include organizations such as WIBW in Dr. Dill, and the Rice Institute in Houston, with several nonprofit and educational entities listed among the licenses.

Washington Department of Commerce Bsa WIBW Dil T Tiene New York Henry P. Rines Portland Maine P—R. Grande House Brownsea Texas Round Hills Radio _Corp Dartmouth Mass Clusa Broadcasting WMAV Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Ala Kper—Auto, Electric Service Company Wire W. Bowser Greenwood Ave Punxsutawney Penn Neowpm Church of the Covenant San Francisco Cal WBBV Johnstown Radio Company Johnstown Wiak—Journal Stockman Company Omaha Milwaukee Wis Appel High School “ Radio Club Moberly Wqass Ince Walter Company Lowell Age KFRH Grafton North Dakota Clayde R. Randall New Orleans Louisiana WRAA Rice Institute Houston 5Th Corps Area Ft. Benjamin Harrison WCM University of Texas, Austin Exas Whbo Pawtucket R. I

Women Plan Party Tips on Station KOA Broadcast

Denver program expands the household talks series with expert home entertainment advice broadcast from KOA. The expansion adds a third weekly afternoon slot guiding women on hosting and party planning at home.

KOA Denver

Dance Floor at Station KFI Studio in Los Angeles

A dance floor forms part of the studio of Station KFI at Los An geles for the entertainment of artists while awaiting their turn before the mike. The regular KFT orchestra furnishes the music when it isn't broadcasting.

KFI Los Angeles KFT

Copper field forecast for radio production this year

The Copper and Braes Research Association estimates radio production at 2,000,000 sets this year using 7,750,000 pounds of copper.

Copper and Braes Research Association

Radio Station WCSO to Boost Power and Move Towers

WCSO Wit tenberg College Springfield Ohio will be raised to 1000 watts with towers beside the football stadium. WLS Chicago unveils a new studio by Alphonse Ianelli featuring decoration themed on Radio Art and motion.

WCSO Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio WLS Chicago Alphonse Ianelli United States Ianelli

Sees Accident Result in Two Deaths and Shock

United Press report from Fort Wayne Indiana notes Mrs. Herman Henrick age 7 was struck by Andrew Fenker 40 and died after hospital transfer. Mrs. Blanche Ramsey 43 died from shock as Fenker received medical care for nervous collapse. Investigators ruled Fenker not responsible. Witnesses say Henrick stepped in front of the car.

United Press FT. Wayne Ind Herman Henrick Andrew Fenker Blanche Ramsey Fenker

District 47 Night Patrol Curbing Bootlegger Hub

Patrolman Martin Farrell covers District 47 from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. to curb bootlegging. Bounded by Whiteriver Illinois Street McCarty Street and Louisiana Street the area has seen hundreds arrested. Farrell appointed June 7, 1911, lives at 430 North Bosart Avenue.

Martin Farrell Whiteriver Illinois St McCarty St Louisiana Farrell N. Bosart Ave

Bare Wires Best for Radio Frequency Lines

The article argues bare wires optimize RF transmission by reducing distributed capacity losses, warning against insulation or spaghetti wiring which can worsen performance. It emphasizes practical guidance for wire handling in radio setups.

15 Held After Klan Outbreak

In Reading Massachusetts after a two hour clash between Klan and anti Klan factions state police under Captain George A Parker dispersed the crowd and arrested 15 people including Louis Davidson of Malden and Harry Martin of Groveland on charges of carrying dangerous weapons Martin allegedly drew a club during arrest.

United Press Reading Mass George A. Parker Louis Davidson Malden Harry Martin Groveland

Artillery unit arrives at Ft. Benjamin Harrison

After twelve days from Camp Knox Kentucky the 8d Field Artillery under Col. E M Locke reaches Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Company M 11th Infantry accompanies them. All Ft. Harrison residents are now at home.

Ft. Harrison Company M Camp Knox 8D Field Artillery E. M. Locke Ft. Benjamin Harrison 11Th Infantry

Evolution Subject Set for Tonight in Cable Tabernacle

Dr E R Carswell of Greenscastle will deliver a Bible lecture on Evolution in Cable Tabernacle this evening. Carswell, a veteran Baptist pastor and Bible evangelist for twenty years, has served in multiple Baptist churches nationwide.

Cable Tabernacle E. R. Carswell Greencastle Carswell Lst

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