Evening Radio Listings for New York and Cities
Broadcast schedule listing three orchestras and two bands with times in EST. New York Philharmonic under Willem Hoogstraten at 8:25 P. M. plus RCA Denver program at 8 P. M. and Municipal band concert. Chicago WLS 9 P. M. CDST-RFD, Detroit WCX 8 P. M. EST Detroit Symphony. WGY Schenectady 11 P. M. EDST Sutro drama The Bracelet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WJZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Willem Hoogstraten
RCA
Denver
WLS
Chicago
WCX
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Radio Program Listings Show 1930s Network Mix
Evening schedule pages list station calls signs and programs across major markets. Pittsburgh WCAB features motor topics while WEAF and WNYC air concerts and tales. Chicago WGN and KYW present orchestra and music blocks. Newark and Philadelphia plan dinner music, Schenectady scores, Oak Park electrical talk, Mooseheart dinner program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAB
Pittsburgh
WEAF
New_York chestra
Boman
Mule
Ber
Chicago
Awle
Ay Chiggo
WNYC
Newark —— Tales
Voo
Philads Ahpia
WJY
New York—Orchestra
WGY
Schenectady
Odo Talls
M.—Kyw
Diusic
WGES
Oak Park— Electrical
WAHG
Was Island
Thornton Fisher
Mooseheart
Talks and Concert Listings on Radio Networks
Radio schedule notes multiple station blocks with the day’s talks and concerts. It mentions WCAE WNYC WEAF WEAR WGES WAHG and WCCO with programs including Davenport Chimes concert piano talks and city music segments across various times.
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WCAE
WNYC
WGES
WEAF
WEAR
Wos
Davenport
WAHG
Long Island
WCCO
Pimnsepolis
New York
Chicago
Clagagsical
Arteries Or
Omaha
Fragmented OCR Sports Snippet With Mixed City Mentions
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cities such as New York and Washington and numbers like 54.3 and 401.8. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events, teams, or outcomes to describe a clear sports item or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Mawie
New York
Providence
Swoat
Ann
New
Violin and Orchestra Listings Across Cities
A fragmented OCR listing shows violin performances and city orchestra engagements. It mentions Cleveland, Chicago, Providence, Boston, Philadelphia, and other locales with times, venues, and station call letters, outlining a busy regional concert schedule.
Radio Schedule Fragments From Evening Lineup
A list shows TV and radio station blocks with times from 6:30 to 12:00, including WBH KSD WCAE WMAQ WERAR WLIT WTIC WDAF WHAD WJZ WMC WEAF WGR WOAW WGN WLS WSB WHO WMC WQJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
KSD
WCAE
WMAQ
WERAR
WLIT
WTIC
WDAF
WHAD
WJZ
WMC
WEAF
WGR
WOAW
WGN
WLS
WSB
WHO
WQJ
Radio listings tease a scattered set of orchestra and program notes
A jumble of station call signs and time slots shows multiple cities like Chicago Philadelphia Atlanta and Los Angeles hosting orchestras ensembles and dance programs. Entries mention bands orchestras organ concerts and radio broadcasts with times around 8:00 PM 10:30 PM and later, highlighting a busy music schedule across stations WAS and WGN style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade ‘Ane
Waeblton
Wcco
Minneapolis-St
Kearias
Philadelpinia
Parenport
Shea Delphia
Atlantic Syst
Atlanta
Washington
Ies Brod
Napisy
New
Ork
Orchesera
Chestra
Kylarke
gin—Murray Wges
Oarogram
Ogeheart
Stadio
Angeles
Ins
Qos Music
RPO
Chicago
Orches
Ineiramental
WSB
Angeles—Orchestra
Veteran trio of Penns to be pensioned by railroad
Three longtime Pennsylvania Railroad men in Indianapolis plan retirement pension on Sept. 1. Charles Wheeler aged 70, Peter Winfield Baker 67, and Frank E. Gross 65 are cited with long service starting from 1875, 1886, and 1876 respectively, spanning multiple old lines and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Wheeler
N. Talbott Ave
Peter Winfield Baker
Morgan St
Frank E. Gross
Hendricks Pl
Wheeler
Vandalia Road
Terre Haute
Baker
Harding St
Gross
L. C. & S. W. Railroad
L. C. & L. W. Railroad
Rail worker recounts frequent wrecks and primitive wrecking gear
A rail worker recalls many train wrecks between Logansport and Rockville Indiana stating that wrecks were frequent and wrecking derricks were unheard of. He describes using ropes blocks and tackle to handle wrecks and notes a run where several cars derailed twenty seven times.
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Logansport
Rockville
Ind
Riots Reported Near Canton by Hong Kong Cadets
Rioting broke out in Whampoa near Canton as red cadets from the military academy fired volleys. Police detachments were seen on the side of anti Bolshevik forces. Whampoa sits between Canton and the sea and serves as a port of discharge for ships bound for Canton.
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United Press London
Exchange Telegaph
Hong Kong
Today
Whampoa
Canton
Military Academy
Scientist Calculates Train Stop Cost at Four Dollars
Washington reports a scientist has determined that stopping an average train costs $4.05. The same study finds starting an ordinary automobile costs about a quarter of a cent.
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Washington
Crossword Puzzle Echoes Bargain Day Clues
Reader challenge with horizontal and vertical clues about bargains stores business tools and everyday terms. Names of items like price counter gaze age liquids and fabrics appear, revealing a dense grid of wordplay and references.
Two Army Aviators Killed in Midair Collision Near Maywood
A military inquest opened in Chicago into the deaths of Lieut T P Smith and passenger William L Heptig when two Army planes collided 500 feet above the Government flying field at Maywood. Lieut Robert W Douglas survived. Both pilots had just returned from Camp Grant where they won flying prizes.
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United Preas
Chicago
Maywood
T. P. Smith
William L. Heptig
Chicago Board of Trade
Reserve Air Service
Robert W. Douglas
Smith
Camp Grant
Corsan Swims Toronto Bay With Ties Alleges Historic Feat
Canadian swimmer George H. Corsan swam across Toronto Bay the other day in 1 hour and 62 minutes with both legs and arms bound. The feat is claimed as the first of its kind.
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Toronto
Can
George H. Corsan
Toronto Bay
Hoosier Briefs and Nearby Happenings in Indiana
Hoosier briefs cover Greensburg, Bluffton, Pennville, Michigan City, and nearby towns. Items include a Greensburg man labeled mean, a Calgary beer label mail, Pennville planning a Sept 16 19 street fair, a broken arm incident in Michigan City, and Brown County residents raising funds to save Tyrus Clark from the electric chair in Arkansas. Other notes mention Rushville school construction, chicken thefts in Newcastle, a Prince Motor Company driver detained for vehicle taking, a fine for a father letting his 15 year old drive, Hartford City ironing mishap, a large walnut tree hauled to Decatur, and Marjorie Moore and her Melody Maids broadcasting from WEAR Cleveland starting July 14.
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Brown County
Tyrus Clark
Jackson County
Ind
Arkansas
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St Art
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Great Lakes
Sheriff's
Sar
MR. Duff
United Fasture
Dicate, Inc
Williams
THET
Trowillans
Wowshis
Walton
Ant
NEA Service, Inc
Freckles
Blosser
Meebe
Slim
WBZ
KFDM
WFAA
WOAL
KOA
WHT
W4jid
KFI
KHJ
Brunswick Radiolas
Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Atwater
Kent
Super -Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
PRIC
N. Penn. St
Record Center
Kruse- Connell
W. Ohio
Victor Records
KBD
St. Loui
Wee
Ry Z
Sprfield
Bayreans
Anne
Cleveland
Boston—Orchestra
Elgin
Buffalo
Barytone
Shayango
Fori Nol
Hera Erm
Phila Ene Nnie Cormac
WEA
Philadelphia
Willard
Edie Battery CO
42Nd St
42Nd and
College Ave
Robertson Tire and Battery Co
Prospect and Churchman Ave
Varma
Ewers
Prochet
Samuel
U.S
Hoosier Briefs
Illiam Finley
Greensburg
Calgary
Canada
Bluffton
Pennville
Louise King
Michigan City
D. C. Chronister
Philip Harnsbarger
Rushville
John Conwell
Newcastle
Prince Motor Company
Rudolph Werden
Hartford City
Vie Melvin Peterson
Decatur
Moore
Marjorie Moore
Melody Maids
Saar
Bayer
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