Prohibition Reform Urged By Gifford Pinchot At Cable Talk
Gifford Pinchot former Pennsylvania governor urged a free day law from politics and stronger prohibition enforcement. He said a president a united dry forces and a high enforcement standard are needed. Bishop Hughes condemned materialism and called for spiritual reform as about 2,000 Methodists attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Congress
Edwin Holt Hughes
Chicago
M. E. Church
New Spartan Equasonne Radiophone Sets New Standards
Sparks-Withington of Jackson Mich introduces the Equasonne circuit for Spartan AC receivers promising constant selectivity across the band and single stage audio amplification. The tested set features a six tube chassis, walnut console, Magnavox speaker, and coast to coast reception from KFT KNX KGO CNRW PWX. Six patrol boats dock in Kingston en route to San Francisco for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparton Equasonne
Times Radio
Sparks-Withington Company
Jackson
Mich
Spartan Radio
KFT
Los Angeles
KNX
Hollywood
KGO
Oakland
CNRW
Winnipeg
PWX
Havana
Sparton
United Press
Kingston
Jamaica
San Francisco
Caprice Viennois Encore By Lieberling Singers On NBC
The Lieberling Singers quartet will perform Kreisler Caprice Viennois on NBC Thursday at 8 00 pm with expected record handclapping. The group rose to fame after Rachmaninoff Prelude in C Sharp Minor requests and will now reprise the piece.
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Lieberling
NBC
Kreisler
Frank Black
Seiberling
Rachmaninoff
Title Prizes Awarded in Lonesome Contest
Judges announce winners for picture No 1 with first prize of 5 dollars to Carleton Gibson of 3930 East Twenty sixth street. Winners receive Circle Theater tickets and the contestant of A Miss Managed Affair also gets tickets.
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Carleton Gibson
East Twenty-sixth Street
Circle Theater
Roy Schultz
Anders
Ind
Arthur Scanlon
East Michigan Street
Gene Koehler
Guilford Avenue
Maude Sedam
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen Report
Police list shows multiple vehicles reported stolen including a Ford roadster from Stevens street and Virginia avenue, a Ford sedan from a Prest-O-Lite plant parking space, a Hupmobile sedan from Roosevelt and Temple avenues, a Chrysler sedan from 3814 Ruckle street garage, and a Ford touring from 815 Cedar street.
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Charles Cummings
McCarty Street
Stevens Street
Virginia Avenue
Tony George
Douglass Street
Ford
Willard Flanagan
English Avenue
Roosevelt and
Temple Avenues
Linnie May Case
Ruckle Street
Chrysler
Chester Johnson
Cedar Street
Ford Touring
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police
Police recovered two stolen vehicles. A Chrysler sedan owned by John Serban was found at 838 College Avenue. A Ford coupe belonging to Carl Schulbert was found at 1402 North Capitol Avenue.
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John Serban
Rural Street
College Avenue
Carl Schulbert
North Wallace Avenue
North Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis Teachers Leaders at Muncie Conference
Miss Hazel Herman of the Teachers college Indianapolis was group chairman of primary teachers at the state conference on student teachers held at Ball Teachers college in Muncie. Miss Grace Graves and Mrs Bertha Griffith of Indianapolis led discussions.
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Muncie College
Muncie
Ind
Hazel Herman
Teachers College of Indianapolis
Ball Teachers College
Grace Graves
Bertha Griffith
Thursday Night Radio Highlights From NBC CBS And Columbia
A radio schedule outlines 8:00 to 9:00 PM programs across NBC and Columbia networks. Highlights include Milady’s musicians on WJZ at 8, Miss Perkins singing on Maxwell House concert at 8:30, Sonora hour with Picadors and Sonora ensembles, and a Schubert composer life feature debuting in the NBC Columbia system at 9.
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Merrymakers
Columbia Broadcasting System
Speed
Gayety
WJZ
NBC
Milady
Maxwell
WABC
Columbia
Hank Simmons
WOR
Sonora
WEAF
Seiberling
Arctic
Atlantic City
America
Arthur William Brown
Lehn & Fink
New York
Alice Perkins
Miss Perkins
la Forge
Sascha Fidelman
Vieuxtemps
Sonora Hour
Picadors
Mayfair House Salon
Sonora Symphony Orchestra
Helen Cray
Allan Jones
Jones
The
Rettenberg
Bowers
Schubert
NBC_ SysTem
Dial Twisters Central Standard Time Schedule
Cincinnati radio lineup on WLW 700 kHz lists hourly programs from 3:00 pm to 11:30 pm including dances, club segments, office boys, multiple orchestras led by Henry Thiess and Sam Watkins at various hotels, comedy, weather, and a Longines time signal. The day features Hawaiian and garden music acts, livestock reports, and novelty items.
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Cincinnati
Henry Thiess
Hotel Linton
Sam Watkins
Hotel Gibson
Mel Doherty
Bauer Orchestra
Lehn and
Fink
Sparkers
Garden of Music
Benewell House
Newark
Longines
Crosley
Mell
Dell
Radio Listings Show Evening Musical Schedule Across Networks
The page lists multiple radio programs by time and station across NBC CBS and Columbia networks including Lehn Fink serenaders Champion Sparkers Milady's musicians Maxwell hour Forhansonue Shop Hoover sentinels Seiberling singers Halsey Stuart hour Ft. Snelling band Sonora hour Lombardo's Canadians and Iso Vis orchestra with connections to WTMJ WOW KSD WDAF WCCO.
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Lehn Fink
Champion Sparkers
Milady
Maxwell
NBC System
WEAF
Forhansonue
Hoover Sentinels
Seiberling
Halsey Stuart
KSTP
St. Paul
Ft. Snelling
Columbia
Schubert
Lombardo
W. Hall
WGN
Chicago
WTMJ
WOW
KSD
WDAF
WCCO
Wealth control lost in Chicago estate case
Stanley McCormick brother of Harold F. McCormick was ruled mentally incompetent to administer his 10 million dollar estate. Harold McCormick and Stanley’s wife were named conservators by Probate Judge Henry Horney. The heir resided in Santa Barbara California.
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United Press
Chicago
Stanley McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Stanley
Harold
Henry Horney
Santa Barbara
Cal
Flanner House Center Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Flanner House Negro social center at 802 North West Street marks its thirtieth anniversary Sunday night in the auditorium. Principal speaker will be George W. Cable, pioneer social worker, who helped found Flanner House with Frank W. Flanner. Miss Pauline Batties of the Flanner House board will speak. A pupil playlet from No. 40 school will be featured.
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Flanner House
North West Street
George W. Cable
Frank W. Flanner
Pauline Batties
No. 40
Radio Schedule Highlights From Indianapolis Stations WFBM WKBF
Radio listings show hourly segments from noon to 11 PM across WFBM and WKBF. Programs include live studio acts, talks on dogs, weather forecasts, news from the Indianapolis Times, a Santa Claus feature, and music by orchestras, concert trios, and the Georgia Rambler. No events beyond late evening listings visible.
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WFBM
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Lester Huff
Emmy
Dr. Vance
Indianapolis Times
Frank Owens
Longine
Jim
Walt
Times
Dick Powell
Hilary
WKBF
Santa Claus
Bair
Steiner
Sinok Grenadiers
Charles C. She Jewelry Co
Georgia Rambler
Indianapolis Athletic Club
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Pinchot
M. E
Coe
Michigan
U. S
WLW
J. R
Alfred P. Beck
Washington
United States Bureau of Education
W. S. Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Rice, Inc
Adams, N. Y
New Records
Victor
Ohio Street
Hume-Mansur
Kee
Lemay
Gus Habibh Co. Sporting Goods
E. Wash. ST
ARYA
Negro Social Center
Hoosier Athletic Club
Fada and
Crosley Radios
Chicago Jewelry Co
Washington St
Normant
Sussman’s State Loan Office
Michelin Tires
On Credit Public Service Tire CO
E. New York St
Ewis Furniture CO
Rae iv
South Meridian
Marvel
Spartan
Blue Point
Delaware, Madison and
Bay Streets
Egomson VE
Eases Aran
Radio
Ortho-Sonic Radio
Water Kent
Vonnegut
Indiana
A. C
Balkite Radio
Newcomb Hawley
Balkite
Hatfield Electric Company
Maryland
Meridian
Riley
Radio Atlas
Federal Radio Commission
Canada
American Radio Relay League
New Federal Radio Commission
Smith-Hassler-Sturm CO
Massachusetts Ave
Hatfield Electric CO
Meridian At
Fuller-Ryde Music CO
Ohio St
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