Radio listings and bands at 8 to 9 P M across networks
United Press WEAR Cleveland and stations from KGO Oakland WPG Atlantic City WRC Washington WJZ New York WGY Schenectady WBZ Springfield and WEAF New York with ten others present 8 to 9 P M EDST. Programs include International Photo En gravers Union banquet comedy Officer 666 auditorium organ recital and a radio artists and orchestra weekly hook up.
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United Press Wear
Cleveland
International Photo Engravers’ Union Banquet
KGO
Oakland
WPG
Atlantic City
Auditorium
Wessela
WRC
Washington
WJZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Ringfield
United States Marine Bend
WEAF
Radio Programs Slide Through Evening lineups
Radio schedules list 5 30 P M segments on WCCO WGBS WHN and others with a mix of New York Serenaders orchestras and local station features. Entries mention Davenport concert school of the air and Providence program notes amid scattered times and locations.
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WCCO
St. Paul
New York
WGBS
Greveland— Music
WHN
Entertainment
I York—Orchestra
Philadelphia
Wee
Schena
T. Woc
Davenport
P.M. Wdat
Kansas City
School of the Air
Phi Wisk
Providence
WJZ
Concert Radio Listings from 1930s Arena
Radio schedules fragment lists multiple stations and times including Newark Omaha and New York programs. Mentions Marine band Washington and orchestras with scattered call letters and frequencies. Contains unreadable OCR fragments and partial city references.
Theater and music listings from 1930s broadcast schedule
Radio and station list detailing 6:45 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. programs across WEAF WABC WJZ WBAP WHAS WHO and more. Includes music segments, concerts, and theater offerings with city notes for New York Cincinnati Louisville Des Moines Cleveland and regional stations.
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WOAW
WPG
WEAF
WWJ
WSAIL
WOC
WCCO
WFAA
WRNY
WJZ
WBAP
WDAF
KGO
Ha A
Fipe
Wea
WGR
Wecco
WSAT
ROE York
WLW
Cincinnati—Hawkins
Tarrytown
MNRFO
Wah
Ah New Y
Shia Eae
WEG
Shenandoah— Cert
Ft. Worth
WHAS
Louieville
WHO
Des Moines
WORD
Atavia
WRW
KDEA
East Pitteh
Mo Wear
Cleveland
Newwoco
WFI
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragment Confusing Markets
A garbled OCR list shows radio and orchestra listings with cities like San Antonio New Orleans New York and Cleveland. It mentions stations WEAF WJZ WEAR and various groups including Melody Boys and an Oakland trio with unclear times and frequencies across a chaotic page.
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Ean Ky
San Antonio— Trio
Cheeta Ayem
New Orleans— Music P
EOA
Erin Shee Weaf Ars
New York—Orchestra
Wear Ree Cleve
York—Orchestra
Cincinnati
Melody Boys
Caw
Omaha
Atlantic
Hawks
Wes
Hot Springs -O
Begatone
A. Otoma
Oakland
Angele
aSeon Ring
Rape Lockport
Pero
Bristow
Talks and Radio Listings May Echo Across Cities
Radio schedule notes include late evening talks and programs on WSB Atlanta KFI Los Angeles WFAA Dallas WHO Davenport WDAF Kansas City KPOCBR3 and San Francisco Cabirians with times around 10 45 PM to 11 45 PM across multiple stations. The fragmentary listing hints at networked broadcasts and regional programming.
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KFI
Los Angeles
WFAA
Dal Ae Ostra
WHO
WOC
Davenport
WDAF
Kansas City
Fritic
Iz P
Tibe
Radio concert series and studio tours at KOA and NY fair
KOA Denver hosts an open air Friday 8 to 10 pm concert by the Municipal Band replacing the usual Rocky Mountain station program. Nine New York studios will be at the Radio World's Fair in New York September 14 to 19 with daily tours 11 am to midnight. Features include the Grebe low wave mobile station WGMU and a Spana Dance Orchestra on WEAF.
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KOA
Denver
Rocky Mountain Broadcasting
General Electric Company
Henry Sacha
New York
268Th Fild Artillery
WGMU
Paul A. Greene
WSAI
Spana Dance Orchestra
WEAF
East
Jack Tilson
Marion McKay
Swiss Gardens
WKRC
Middle West
Cincinnati
MeeKay
John Church
Kodel Radio Corporation
David Carson Bayless
Humphreys Foundation
KOA _ orchestra
Chicago Tribune
WGN
Drake Hotel
Etah
Greenland
North Pole
Donald Baxter MacMillan
Boston
Bunker Hill
MacMillan
Arctic
Gardner MacWhorter
Chicago
Zenith- Edgewater Beach
WJAZ
Crossword clues and a national radio conference notice
Today's crossword lists numerous clues including to damage joyful beer indebted and many others. The page also reports Secretary Hoover announcing a national radio conference in Washington this fall with no fixed date, expected in October.
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Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Fasteners for Binding Posts Use of Brass Eyelets
Common brass paper clip eyelets provide secure ends for flexible wire binding posts. The eyelet clamps the wire end tightly to prevent loosening or breakage after the set is built.
Connecting Ground Wire to Water Pipe Before Meter
It is better to connect your ground wire to the water pipe before it reaches the water meter for there is considerable resistance in the meters.
Short wave station tuning with variable condensers
When using the shorter wavestand to hear stations they appear bunched on the wet part of the dials. Substitute slight line frequency variable condensers for the condensers you now use to improve separation.
Navy research leader speaks at ARRL convention
Dr. A Hoyt Taylor head of the Naval Research Laboratory spoke to hundreds at the American Radio Relay League convention in Chicago about crystal controlled transmitters and short wave propagation. He outlined crystal preparation and master oscillator circuits, and shared Navy short wave tests including the Navy MacMillan expedition.
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Chicago
American Radio Relay League
A. Hoyt Taylor
United States Naval
Naval Research Laboratory
Bellevue
D. C
Taylor
Naval Laboratory
Navy
Navy-MacMillan
Ingenious Tuning Aid Eases Dial Crowding
The straight line frequency condenser tunes in stations across the dial, solving two tuning problems. An arrangement of odd-shaped plates spreads broadcast stations evenly, preventing crowding toward the lower end of the dial.
Three New Class A Stations Licensed by Commerce
Washington August 20 Three new Class A broadcasting stations were licensed by the Department of Commerce in the last week. one station moved from Class A to B. New stations listed include KFWV Wilbur Jerman Portland Ore 212.6 wavelength 5 watts WGBU Florida Cities Finance Fulford-by-the-Sea Fla 278 wavelengths 500 watts KFWU Louisiana College Pineville La 238 wavelength 100 watts
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Washington
These Folks Just Laugh At Hot Weather
Advertising copy praises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a summer strength aid. It touts easy use, doct ors approval, and vitamin content, urging purchase at drug stores with endorsements from mock readers and local merchants. The piece emphasizes endurance and digestion benefits.
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America
McCoy's
Ron
Hook
Haag
Goldsmith Bros
Luther Dorn
Clarks Hil
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Frank W. Wood
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Milwaukee
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WAHG
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PWX
KSD
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WHK
Atlanta
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Hotel
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Christian Brothers
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Hubbell
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