400 Laws Passed In 1929 To Protect Labor
New York December 31 More than 400 laws were enacted in 1929 to protect labor safety health and efficiency according to the American Association for Labor Legislation survey California led with 36 laws Pennsylvania 30 South Carolina 1 Florida and Tennessee 2. North Carolina adopted a workmen compensation law expanding coverage and several states joined federal vocational retraining aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Times Reveral
New York
American Association For Labor
California
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
John B. Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
North Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
Vermont
Elaware
Kansas
Washington
Minneta
Utah
Wyoming
Ealing
Supreme Court
Colrado
Connecticut
Mona
Ilinois
Northakota
Colorado
Minesota
New Mexico
Minnesota
Mon
Daylight Hits WFBM Indianapolis Lineup on CBS
Radio schedule overview lists WFBM 1230 in Indianapolis with programs from CBS including Theo Hewes organ, Paul Tremain orchestra, Columbia Farm Community Network, Ann Leaf, Syncopated Silhouettes and Mt Columbia ensemble. Mentions a West all star KBSi football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Theo Hewes
Paul Tremain
CBS
Columbia Farm Community Network
Ann Leaf
Radio Network Schedule Fragments Highlight New Year Broadcasts
A garbled listing shows NBC and Columbia network components including WJZ WEAF and WEAF segments. Items mention Aunt Jemima hour Farm and home drama Guild drama Capt Applejack and Tournament of Roses trail all star football East vs West with scattered titles and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC Sytem
Aunt Jemima Man
WLW
Wls
NBC
WJZ
Columbia Network
WEAF
Morning Radio Schedule Sketch From Local Station
A fragmented radio grid lists morning devotions by Dad Kershner and a Crosley hour with music chats poems and household hints. Acts named include Orpheus trio Hotel Gibson orchestra and national farm and home hour with E Town Nine country plus other acts like Hi Doodle Sockers and Rhyme Reaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcise
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Orpheus Trio
Mmn
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
National
E Town
Nine Country
Hi Doodle Sockers
Bley
Prazines
Hise
Jack Little
Rhyme Reaper
New Year’s Eve Radio Schedule Then and Now
A detailed 1929 Indianapolis Times listings page outlines a full broadcast night. NBC and CBS networks feature orchestras and programs from Paul Whiteman to the New York party, with time slots across WJZ WEAF WGN and others, plus hourly station identifications and slangy program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brien
Paul Tremain
CBS
Better Business Bureau
Federal Radio Commission
Paul Whiteman
New York
Longine
Walk
Indiana
KMOX
St. Louis
WABC
Jene
Chicago
Waa
THE
Indianapolis Times
WSIM
NBC System
Oulomatics-Novella
WJZ
KDKA
WWLW
Cincinnati Bend
WPG
Atlantic City
Hokum Exchange
Wram
Cleveland
WFBM
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Ain's Orchestra
NBC
R. K
KYW
Bookman
Bernie's Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Watch Night
Columbia
WENR
Westphal Orchestra
Variety
WGN
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hungry Five
CKGW
WJR
Detroit
Shadowland
WLW
Cincinnati
WMAQ
Dan and
Sylvia
D-X Club
New Year Radio Programs From NBC and Columbia Networks
Radio listeners will hear a New Year themed schedule across NBC and Columbia networks including Fredie Rich and his Rhythm King at 4 PM on WABC, Reinald Werrenrath solo at WTAM, and Georgette Cohan debuting on Show Folks at 5 PM over CBC. The lineup features Rudy Rimsky-Korsakoff Scheherazade, Rimsky Korsakoff, and a live eight club Times Square broadcast with sounds from Paramount marquee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredie Rich
Rhythm King
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Company
Reinald Werenrath
Barytone
WTAM
NBC
Harry Reser
Clicquot Club Eskimos
Georgette Cohan
George M
CBC
Friml
WFBM
Rimsky- Korsakoff
Leo Reismann
Radio-Keith- Orpheum
New York
Paramount Theater
Times Square
Venus not perfect says Rubinstein onBeauty Standards
Mme Helena Rubinstein told Chicago beauticians that modern American women set new beauty standards. She argued European beauty is at the feet of the American girl, noting Venus had a long waist and short legs compared to 1930 ideals and that French Italian English German and Russian women shared similar faults. She praised a fusion of many races forming contemporary pulchritude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Venus
Mme
Helena Rubinstein
Beauticians
Europe
Mme. Rubinstein
Mexican President-Elect Ortiz Rubio Plans Chicago Stop
Pascual Ortiz Rubio the Mexican president-elect will leave Niagara Falls at 11 a.m. today with Senora Rubio and their three children for Chicago as the next leg of his American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Chicago
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Rubio
Senora Rubio
Radio Schedule for WLW Cincinnati 4 to 8 PM
The station lists 4:00 Hawaiians program with five o clock, 4:30 livestock reports, 4:40 musicale, 4:50 Lucky Sambo, 5:00 Henry Theis orchestra from Hotel Linton, 5:30 Benrus time, Cincinnati Club orchestra, 5:59 weather, 6:00 orchestra, 6:15 Tony's scrapbook, 6:30 The Sohicans, 7:00 Work Bubble Blowers, 7:30 Around the World with Libby NBC, 8:00 Johnson & Johnson NBC program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Theis
Hotel Linton
Benrus
Cincinnati Club Orchestra
Orchestra
Tony
The
Sohicans
Libby
NBC
Johnson & Johnson
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Indianapolis Power and Light Company
United States
Motion Pictures
Canada
Virginia Ave
Ney Carrol
Jack Oakie
Sweetie
Paka A
Laomes Mo
Fale
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Wilking’s Lands
Blackstons Plantation
WAP
Pieman Merrymakers
WDAF
Kansas City—Orchestra
Nighthawks
de Signe Solgie
West
Angelus
Packard Hour
Atlantc City—Concert Orchestra
KVOO
Tulsa
U. of Tulsa Musicale
NEORS
Merry Merri
Whiteman
WJJ
Lossehéart
Eveready Hour
WGY
WWJ
WHAS
Manuel
NBC_System
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Wrva Jtttey
Richmond—Drama Guild
Lew Nee
Eue
CNRE
Fada Salon Rho
WFEM
WFL
Chicago—Novelty Orchestra
Eeeet
Wayne Kings
KSTP
St. Paul
Gates
WRVA
WBBM
Weem
WBAL
KOA
NOR
WTMJ
WSM
Panicos Orchestra
Kassel
Earl Oxford
Hugo Mariani
Goldman
Parol
WAPI
Birmingham
Everready Nour
Reinald Werrenrath
Elsie Baker
Theodore Webb
Edward Grieg
Chopin
North
Ludwig Laurier
Lew White
George Dilworth
Lyric Ballroom
Hots Thompson
Lyric Theatre
Harald Kreutzberg
Yvonke
Geora
Baldwin
Ofice Thurs
Per Adel de
Connecticut Yankee
Fields
Rogers and Hare
Alfaqueque
Civic Theater
Nineteenth and
Alabama Sts
Colonial
Musle
Rial
Palacee
Serpentix
Speed Webb
Red Hot Band
Chick Meyer
Collegians
Southeastern
Emerson Ave
Britt Woon
Powers 3
Allace
Georgia
Sandy Law
Hubert Dyer & Co
Mae Clarke
Robert Ames
Lyric & Apollo
Hollywood
Vitaphone
Indiana and
Circle Theaters
Herrman Bandensen
Health
Johnny Jones
Ohio
Paramount
Mary Brian
Fredric March
Rey
Lie
Babby Savoy
Pally
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDonald
Lupino Lane
Lillian Roth
Hy Pee
Virginian
Gary Cooper
King
Ony 'Gokao
Eo Talvine
Walter Huston
Ford
A. W. Bowen
Wayne Ave
Broad Ripple Auto CO
E. 63Rd St
Foots Car & Tractor Sales, Inc
Washington St
Frank Hatfield CO
Capitol Ave
Sholty Motors, Inc
Smith-Moore, Inc
S. MerIdian St
30Th and Central Sales CO
Central Ave
Northwestern Sales CO
Northwestern Ave
ROY Wilmeth CO
MerIdian St
Wangelin-Sharp CO
Co. O. Warnock CO
E. Washington St
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