Windstorm and fire kill two in Southern California
A windstorm and brush fires in Southern California killed Clarence Easley and J B Dollar and injured five others. About 1,000 acres of Griffith Park burned as firefighters and 2,000 volunteers battled the flames in Hollywood Hills and surrounding areas.
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United Press
Los Angeles
California
Clarence Easley
Pomona
J. B. Dollar
Hollywood Hills
Mojave Desert
Griffith Park
Les Feliz
Hollywood
Fruit Fly Funds Sought for Florida Fight
Science Service reports President Hoover urged Congress to approve a 15 million dollar special appropriation to sustain the Mediterranean fruit fly campaign in Florida. Dr C L Marlatt of the Bureau of Entomology says funding shortfalls have curtailed work since October and the plan calls for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Florida
Department of Agriculture
House Appropriations Committee
C. L. Marlatt
Bureau of Entomology
Public Works Board Awards Nine Thousand Five Hundred Dollar Projects
The board of public works approved contracts for street improvements totaling 9 500 dollars. Projects include Sterling street asphalt from Tewith to Commerce by Union Asphalt for 4 001 dollars, and New Jersey street Beverley to Fifty Second by J N Morgan Co for 83 300 dollars, among others.
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Board of Public Works
Sterling Street
Tewith Street
Commerce Avenue
Union Asphalt Company
Southeastern Avenue
Detroit
Summit Street
Abel Brothers
New Jersey
Beverley Drive
Fifty-Second Street
J. N. Morgan & Son, Inc
Adams Street
Twenty- Third
Glen Drive
Schwert Brothers
General Electric hour features Damrosch on NBC Saturday
Walter Damrosch and his symphony orchestra headline a NBC broadcast of six master composers fishing the air. Bernhard Levitow and Commodore perform Nicode pieces from WFBM and Columbia stations at 7 p m. Jerry Jackson Cub Reporter hosts Santa Claus at 8 15 p m NBC. Butler Purdue game airs 8 30 p m WKBF sponsored by Supreme Oil. Eva Taylor sings popular dance tunes with Knickerbocker Dance orchestra NBC at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Walter Damrosch
Symphony
NBC
Nicode
Sulte
la Provence
Bernhard Levitow
Commodore Ensemble
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jerry Jackson
Cub
Santa Claus
Butler-Purdue
WKBF
Supreme Oil and Refining Company
Eva Taylor
Knickerbocker Dance Orchestra
Saturday Night Radio Slate From NBC Columbia and More
Radio listings outline a jam packed Saturday night across NBC and Columbia networks. Highlights include La Tosca with Alda and Chamlee, The Pickard Family, General Electric Symphony under Walter Damrosch, Gulbransen Symphony with Henry Hadley, La Traviata with Chicago Civic Opera, and Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra. A later 10 pm segment features Cyrano music, tenor Lannie Ross in a moonlit program, and Haydn Woods Roses of Picardy performed by Park Central orchestra under Arthur Warren.
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Columbia
Puccini Opera
Frances Alda
Merle Alcock
Mario Chamlee
Pasquele Amata
Deems Taylor
NBC
WJZ
WEAF
B. A. Ralfe
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Paramount Hour
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Far North
Haydn-Wood
Picardy
Park Central Orchestra
Arthur Warren
MacDowell
Walter Blaufuss
Bud and
Gordon Vandever
Chicago
City Police Firemen Donate 150 for Needy Families
Police and firemen’s emergency fund appropriates 150 for the fire department Christmas baskets. Baskets will be distributed by engine houses and city hall staff prepared groceries and clothing for twelve families, including 100 children. Organizing committee includes Miss Ruby Hendleman and Henry C. Goetz with city officials. Christmas party features fruit and presents around the rotunda tree amid uncertainty after January 6 changes.
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Fred W. Connell
Safety Board
City Hall
Ruby Hendleman
Hendleman
Henry C. Goetz
Charles A. Grossart
Jesse P. McClure
Esther Kremm
Reginald H. Sullivan
Injured Woman Keeps Man in Jail By Paying Board
Miss Fannie Kaplan, 20, paid 3.50 weekly for Anthony E Heiderich’s board to keep him jailed after a jury awarded 2,500 damages. Circuit Judge Klarkowski ruled the confinement legal and the payment proper, with Heiderich to serve six months.
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United Press
Chicago
Miss Kaplan
eHeiderich
Klarkowski
Former President Loubet Dies in France State Funeral Planned
Emil Loubet former president of France died Friday after a long illness. He guided the republic from 1899 to 1906 and would have turned 92 on December 31. The French government conferred with his family on plans for a state funeral.
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Bu United Press
Montelimar
France
Emil Loubet
Republic
Loubet
Daylight Radio Schedule on WFBM Indianapolis Station
Daily broadcast lineup for Indianapolis Power and Light Co. station WFBM includes 0 Pep Unlimited Club at 0:00, Prematic and literary hour, Aunt Sammy hour, Hewes college organ program, Columb farm community network, Synco pets silhouettes, Ann at thi eng organ, Golamite ensemble, For your information, and the U S Navy band on CBS broadcasts.
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Hewes College
Columb Farm Community Network
CBS
U. S. Navy Band
Indianapolis Monday radio schedule on WKBF 1400
The program list for WKBF Indianapolis by Indianapolis Broadcasting outlines morning church worship at 9 and a series of talks music and market reports through afternoon. Notable entries include Rev J W McFall opening, W K B F Women's Club, Hoosier Coffee Company, L Ayres store, organ recital, Indianapolis from the air segments, and a theatrical review by Walter Hickman of the Indianapolis Times.
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J. W
Mr. W
Bittner
Lyman Sros
Indianapolis
Eos Aumann
Noon—Wilks Ensemble
Crossing Crash Fatal Brother of Noted Musician Dies Near Pennsylvania Home
Monroe C. Waring, brother of Fred and Tommy Waring of the Waring family orchestra, was fatally injured when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train near Tyrone Pennsylvania. His wife Lois was seriously injured and taken to Altoona hospital where she was listed in critical condition with slight hope for recovery.
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United Press
Tyrone
Monroe C. Waring
Fred
Tommy Waring
Waring
Pennsylvanians
Lois
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Brothers swap roles over burglar case in Chicago
In Chicago on December 21 A W Graham urged Judge Immenhauen to jail his burglar brother Frank. The judge sentenced Frank to sixty days in the Bridewell after arrest with burglars tools. Frank agreed, saying this will do me good.
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United Press
Chicago
A. W. Graham
Frank Graham
Frank
Herbert G. Immenhauen
Distinctive Radio Schedules From Early Network Lineups
Radio schedules list NBC WJZ WENR WEAF and CBS stations with programs like the Man hatters Sunshine hour Columbia revue and Farm program. Mentions Marine band U S Navy Pacific Vaga bonds and multiple network notes across WEAF WWJ WJR KDKA WCKY plus 3:30 NBC WEAF Pacific Vaga bonds to WEAF WWJ.
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NBC
WJZ
the Manhatters
WENR
Chicago
Sunshine Hour
Es Neepe
WEAF
Household Institute
Columbia
Columbia Revue
Farm
Columbia Network
ABC
WJR
KDKA
WCKY
U. S. Navy
NBC System
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
A.M 5 30 Top O the Mornin 6 30 Organ program by Arthur Chandler 10 00 Modes and Moderns 12 00 National Farm and Home hour NBC 12 45 Town and Country 1 00 Central Echo of the Air 3 15 The World Book Man 3 30 Hank Karch the Banjokester and more events listed with stock reports and poems.
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Arthur Chandler
Dad
Sorshuee
M. C
Hotel Gibson
National Farm and Home Hour
NBC
Town and Coun
Gentral
Echo of
Eee
Woman's Radio Club
the World Book Man
Hank Karch
The
Banjokester
Times Radio Dial Twisters WFBM Indianapolis Schedule
A fragmented list of CBS and local programs from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM on WFBM Indianapolis with various musical, church, and entertainment segments including Heroes of the Church, Cathedral hour, and Majestic Theater of the Air.
Indianapolis Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
WKBF Indianapolis lists daily lineup from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM including Solomon's hour News flashes Toyland Belmont String Ensemble and Butler Purdue basketball game. The schedule features music programs, lectures, club events and sign offs with stations names and times.
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Po. M
Aimrad Bel Canto Orchestra
General Motor Service
Butler
Purdue
Lone
Brown Company
Indianapolis,Athletic Club
Rvle
Watch Tower Chain
Belmont String Ensemble
Chamber Manufacturing Company
Indiana Wheel and Rim
Butler University
Curtis Hodges
Marott Trio
WKBF
Irvington “Mummers
Durham Musical Shades
Stewart Radio, Inc
Brunswick Brevities
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Eeote Presbyterian Church
Irvington School of Music
Lyric Quartet
Hare Chevrolet
Radio Schedule Montage Shows National Programs Across Cities
The listing details a full day of NBC and Columbia network programs across Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Milwaukee, and other cities. Orchestras, dance bands, jazz acts, and excerpts with WABC WGN WEAF WMAQ WJZ WBAP KDKA WEAF air from 1 PM to midnight, including concerts, marches, and variety hours.
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WJR
Detroit—Orchestra
Lani
Shreveport
KYW
Chicago
Eeeeee
Symphony Wabc
WMAQ
WOWO
Weco
Minneandian St. Paul
NBC System
The
Knickerbockers
WJZ
Columbia
Paramount Publix
WABC
WFBM
NBC
Rolfe
WEAF
WWJ
WGN
WOW
WDAF
WHAS
KDKA
Chiclpo
Atlantic City
WIBO
WLS
WPG
WTAM
Cleveland
KMOX
St. Louis
Bookman
EVO
Tulsa—Ambassadors
KSTP
St. Paul
Pittsburgh
Far North
Columbia—Lombardo
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Long
Wen
Chicaro
Way Uo
Behenectady
Kenmore Orchestra
Wie
Detroit—News
Jones Orchesta
Peter Eee
WRYA
Richmond
WTMJ
Milwaukee—Dance Orchestra
Lahaere Ag Ys Pa
St.Louis
Steele
Tulsa
Dunstetter
Pee
Kansas City
Valiee
Dreamship
Goldkette
Detroit
Baltimore
WIR
McKinney
Nighthawk
P. M
La_ Palma
WcCco
Symac
Pat Barnes
Kdka JR
WLW
KTHS
WSM
aAtenoue
New York
South Sea Islanders
WGN Symphony
the Bible
WJBT
Family Tree
WENR
Radio Schedule and Arbitration Treaty Report
Cincinnati radio listings include many programs from 5:00 to 11:15 with NBC broadcasts and local acts. A note from Bucharest states Romania and the United States ratified a treaty of arbitration and conciliation by Romania's chamber.
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United Press
Bucharest
Rumania
United States
Diamond merchant J. P. Mullally at 531 State Life Building
J P Mullally, a diamond merchant for 38 years, operates from 531 State Life Building and remains open every night until 8 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
State Life Building
Diamond Merchant
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Hollywood Mansions
Perilet By
Thrift
Guaranty
Guaranty Building
Latin America
Graybar
Mrs
Cyrano
Roxanne
Ludwig Laurier
Lannie Ross
Troubadour
Henrik de Vrees
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
Europe
America
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Howard Barlow
Mozart
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
NBC Chicago
Marcelle
Luders
National Light Opera Company
Harold Sanford
Roxy Symphony
Chicago Symphony
Toronto Symphony
Baldwin
Colliers
Majestic Air Theatre
Atwater Kent
Jesse Crawford
Seth Parkers
Luella Melius
Colortura
Sascha Jacobsen
Madeliene Marshall
Andre Kostelanetz
Rubinstein
Jean Goldkette
Studebaker
Edward Bowes
Capitol
Shannon Collinge
Columbia Choral Singers
Arcangelo Corelli
Royal
Royal Typewriter Company
Churchill Tabernacle
Buffalo
Sam Herman
Emile Loubet
Passes
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Walter Hickman
Indianapolis Times
Pennsylvania
Crosley
Cowley
the Safe Deposit Department of the
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Power and Licht Company
P.M
vu—Club Plaza Orchestra
Diew
Diew—nee Wal Nous
Cos
Air Commission
Anaiaua
Biud—Eteconu
Christien Men Builders
Suent
Dessa Byra
Biu Humeriora
Ballard
Mae Enge
Tne
Donald Grey Barnhouse
Second Presbyterian Church
William H. Block Company
la Palma
Majestic Theater of the Air
Indiana
Nine News
Business World
WGY
Pickett Family
Nashville—Lamplighters
Clevelandc
Colbia
Gojumble
Dixie Echoes
WCFL
WZAF
Wwi
Cemeystem
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
WFEM
WBBM
Chicago—College Hour
WRVA
WGN Beene
WIZ Wem
Nashville
Barndance
NEC
Systepr Abe Lyman
J Ksd
Mound
LDA
King’s Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
Skylark
Hamps
Panico
Midnight Club
Weem's
Edwards
Vaudeville
Veryay
Knights of the Bath
Urs
Milwaukee
EFI
KGO
M— Kyw
Kassel
WCAE
Old Company
NBC Pystem Anglo Persian
Chicago—Choir Loft
WWNC
WJJD
WBAL
Baltimore—Concert Orchestra
WEAP
WSAI
KVOO
NBC_ System
Bowes
SAI
Tulsa—Orchestra
Chicago—Organ
Little Brown Church
Collier's Hour
KDEA
WJW
Wayne King
NBC _Bystem
Wan
Chicago—Nighthawks
Chicagoland
Wendell Hall
Majestic Music Makers
WTIC
CFCA
Toronto—Symphony Orchestra
Collumbia
Chicago—Symphony Orches
Lance Music AF
Salon
Jean_ Goldkettes Studebaker
Wgyf
WGGN
Nashville—Symphony
WAB
Minneapolis- St Paul
the Admiral
WBAP
Cleveland—Dance Music
KFT
Niet
WIMJ
Canenry Hawkins
Don_ Bec
Ee Annes
Ecieta
Methodist Book Con
Nomads
Pilgrims
National Youth Conference
Leane
Dr. Fosdick
Whittall Anglo Persians
Oe Bears
Gibson Orchestra
He ‘the Baldwin
Enna Jettick
Benrus
Riley
Atwater Kent Radio
Call Us
Public Service Tire Co
New York St
Lincoln
Fred W. Case
Prin
Central Business College
Vermont
Firet Door North
Ind
YMCA
New York & Illinois Sts
Hoosiers
Abe Martin
Hoosier
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Kin Hubbard
Will Rogers
New Yorker
Nicholson
By Meredith Nicholson
Alway
James Wariooms
Mr. Riley
Lockerbie
William Herschel
Kid
Smile Bringer
the Bobbs-Merrill Company Publishers
Fletcher Ave. Savings & Loan Assn
Market St
Rite’s Jewelry Shop
Soubre Deal Jewelry Shop
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