Radio Interference Neighbors Seek Help for New Year Reception
A group of north side radio enthusiasts ask The Times radio department to locate and clear an outside disturbance harming reception. Signatories include Dean Barrett and neighbor residents who report street car interference and high voltage lines as potential causes. checks will continue over two weeks with city railway help.
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North Side
Times Radio Department
Times Radio
Oise
Dean Barrett
Guilford Avenue
Ray Rasmussen
J. L. Tobin
William Morley
East Fiftieth Street
Chris T. Stevenson
F. L. Todd
Charles A. Pearce
Winthrop Avenue
Charles Clark
William R. Thomas
East Forty-ninth Street
Carl Pfhieger
Eric Geertz
Times
Shelby Street
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Thedianapolis Street Railway Comny
The
Indianapolis Radio Schedule and Musical Programs
Radio listings show 1050 and 1400 kilocycles in Indianapolis with Power and Light Company branding. Programs include Baldwin Piano Company evenings, harp recitals, ensembles, Powell and Davis orchestras, and church notices at Roberts Park M. E. and International Bible Students' Association.
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Dianapvolis Power and Light Company
Indianapolis
Frank
Odinner
Baldwin Piano Company
Vetta Tire
Alasso
Pasquale
Coreene
Wih Bi
Lowatt Hour
Bates Minstrels
Longine
Dick Powell
Inana Roof
Arlie Davis
Sleep Tomorrow Club
Indianapolisanapolis Power and Light Company
Christian Men Builders
Roberts Park
M. E. Church
International Bible Students’ Association
And
Presbyterian Church
Stutz
Co—El Verso
Damrosch Family Open NBC Concert With Ring Out Wild Bells
Walter Damrosch opens his weekly NBC concert Saturday night with Ring Out Wild Bells a New Year’s piece by Leopold Damrosch. The program includes Verdi Aida grand march and works by Rimsky Korsakoff Saint Saens Tschaikowsky and Victor Herbert. A xylophone recital by Sam Sherman with Frank Banta follows at 7 30 p m CST.
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Walter Damrosch
NBC
Leopold Damrosch
New York Symphony
Damrosch
White House
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Saint Saens
Tschaikowsky
Victor Herbert
Sam Sherman
Frank Banta
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC Network Saturday and Sunday
The NBC system features a packed weekend with Damrosch conducting the Symphony Orchestra at 7:00, Philco Light Opera at 8:00, Lucky Strike orchestra at 9:00, and Melodrams with Hazel Kirke at 9:15. Also listed are Friml's The Vagabond King with Jessica Dragonette, Auber Overture, and various classical and educational broadcasts including Anitra's Dance, Peer Gynt selections, and Thou Faithful Servant.
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WEAF
National Symphony Orchestra
Damrosch
WJZ
Philco Light Opera
Lucky Strike Orchestra
Hazel Kirke
WLW
Cincinnati
Rudolf Friml
Jessica Dragonette
Colin O’more
NBC
Anitra
Mountain King
Grieg
Peerless
William Ford Manley
OFCA
Toronto
Detroit
WGN
Chicago
Melody Lane
Dreamship
Goldkettes Orchestra
WIBO
WIR
WSB
Atlanta
Westbrook
KMBC
Kansas City
WHK
Cleveland
WDAF
KFI
Los Angele
Oakland
Sunday Radio Concerts Feature Renowned Musicians
NBC network broadcasts include Albert Spalding and Kathryn Meisle on WEAF at 8 15, WOR 2 PM Phil Symphony with Mengelberg at Carnegie Hall, WJZ Collier hour 7 15, WEAF 9 15 National Light Opera, carillon from St Peter's Morristown, and Chicago Symphony from 6 to 7 with Dr Stock.
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WEAF
Atwater Kent
Albert Spalding
Kathryn Meisle
WOR
Newark
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
WJZ
Collier's Radio
National Light Opera Company
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Morristown
N. J
Newark Evening News
United States
Frederick Rocke
Europe
Willem Mengelberg
Carnegie Hall
Walter Damrosch
WEE
Bostes
Old South Church
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGY
Schenectady
Episcopal Services
WIBT
Chicago
Gospelsernacle
Gospel Tabernacle
WMAQ
Someonlee Church
The
Bible
NBC
Peerless Reesere
Light Opera
RID
van Winkle
Roxy Symphony
Colliers Hour
WGN
de Ics
eaRee
Patimba Porte
Goldkette
Orchestra
Nighthawks
Columbia
la Palma
Tee Eee Crows
de Forest Au
Dial Twisters and Night Radio Schedule Across Cities
A dense list of radio programs and orchestras airing on NBC and various stations in Chicago Pittsburgh New York Toronto and other cities with times ranging from early evening to late night. Notable entries include the National Symphony Orchestra Lucky Strike dance orchestra and Lombardo's Canadians along with sports and religious broadcasts and stage show segments.
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NBC
WEAF
WTIC
WTAG
WRC
WMAQ
Chicago
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Brown
WGR
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
Omicron Alpha Tau
KPRC
Houston
Parson Studio
NBC System
National Symphony Orchestra
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
WBBM
Plantation Jubilee Singers
Lombardo
Gray Mare Club
Community religious events fill Sunday with guests and cantatas
Indianapolis churches host a busy Sunday program with Mayor Slack and Police invited to a Christian Men Builders talk at Third Christian church. Various sermons, cantatas, solos, and church notices follow from Bethlehem Lutheran to Second Moravian Episcopal, highlighting Christmas themes and watch-night services.
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Mayor Slack
F. A. Hayward
Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis
Lynhurst Baptist Church
C. H. Scheick
Moravian Episcopal Church
Thirty-fourth
Hovey Streets
Vernon W. Couillard
Frederick P. Stocker
Thirty-fourth and
Cincinnati A.M. School Resents Religious Conference
Fragmentary note indicates a Cincinnati morning event featuring a Presbyterian group and a People's conference. Mentions Melvin, Dr. Harry F Posdls and an instrumental trio, with a 3:30 time reference.
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Oreat Peonle
Aries Melvin
Harry m
Peters Urges Eighth District to Carry On
In Winchester Indiana at the Woodrow Wilson banquet State Democratic Chairman R Earl Peters urged Eighth district Democrats to uphold Democratic principles after a defeat. Speakers included John E Fredrick Komomo manufacturer and Mrs Olive Belden Lewis. Don C Ward presided.
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Timex
Winchester
Ind
R. Earl Peters
John E. Fredrick
Olive Belden Lewis
Indianapolis
Don C. Ward
Union City
Peters
Oklahoma Indian Convicted for Stink Bombs in Theater
Busy Allen of Tulsa Oklahoma was convicted of placing stink bombs in a local theater. Judge Joseph Cripe fined $25 and sentenced him to 120 days on the penal farm. The act is tied to a wage dispute between motion picture operators and theater owners.
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United Press
Kokomo
Ind
Busy Allen
Tulsa
Okla
Joseph Cripe
Advisability of New Golf Links in Dearborn Park
Mayor L. Ert Slack and the park board will discuss building a golf course in Dearborn park Brightwood next week. John E. Milner park board president and Michael E. Foley park commissioner will tour the 128 acre tract with Slack. About 50000 dollars is planned for expenditure.
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Dearborn Park
Brightwood
L. Ert Slack
Park Board
John E. Milner
Michael E. Foley
Slack
Haymond's Property To Be Sold Under Court Order
Property of George L. Haymond former Muncie banker serving a prison term for embezzling 140000 in school funds will be sold under court order January 28.
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Times Special
Muncie
Ind
George L. Haymond
Democrats Propose Joint Role in Tariff Framing
Washington reports a novel idea by Democratic reformers to participate in framing a new tariff. If Republicans accept, it could mark the first bipartite effort on the tariff, a subject long debated between parties. Representative John Garner signals possible cooperation but defers firm commitment until after holidays.
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Times
Washington
Congress
Smith
John Garner
Texas
Garner
Jail Time Ends for Farmer Over Wheat Duty
Bert Titus once town marshal of Hope, Indiana, was jailed in Columbus to finish five days of a bad check sentence after a summer release to cut wheat. He failed to report for farming chores, prompting officials to imprison him for the remainder of his term.
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Columbus
Times Special
Ind
Bert Titus
Hope
Bartholomew County
Titus
Solid South Explained by Negro Issue
Professor Ulrich B. Phillips of the University of Michigan argues the South remains "solid" to protect white domination, rooted in fears of Negro influence and long-standing regional rivalries. The lecture at the American Historical Association meeting in Claypool highlighted sectional diversity, secession sentiment, and Democratic cohesion as responses to perceived threats.
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Ulrich B. Phillips
University of Michigan
Phillips
American Historical Association
Claypool
Homer C. Hockett
Ohio University
Incoming sheriff destroys seized liquor records in Monroe County
In Monroe County Indiana outgoing sheriff William Curry had 122 stills seized during his term destroyed by incoming sheriff Ray Stephens who takes office Tuesday. The act follows a four year span of liquor law violation evidence being wiped clean. Separately in Gary Fetii Andra a German film star and Baroness von Weichs visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank St Clair during a holiday stay.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
William Curry
Ray Stephens
Curry
Bu Times
Gary
Fetii Andra
Frank St. Clair
Baroness von Weichs
Hemmond
Mule barn barred as judge orders closure in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana two kinds of mules are cited in pad lock actions against Jack Goodman livery barn. Circuit Judge Bock ordered the barn closed until January 12. Counsel warned of animal hardship but the order stands and no contempt is planned if caretaking entries are made.
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Evansville
Ind
Jack Goodman
Bock
Goodman
Freedom by Forgery Prisoner in Gary Claims Chicago Escape
James H. Johns a 30 year old Chicago bandit held in Gary after a pharmacy holdup says Chicago police he was freed on a forged writ of habeas corpus while under seven indictments for robbery with a gun. Accomplice Harry Wolf 24 is also imprisoned in Gary. Police say the forged writ was signed by a deputy sheriff freeing Johns from Cook County Jail last July.
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Gary
Chicago
Times
Ind
James H. Johns
Harry Wolf
Johns
Cook County
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