Radio Listings Echo Polio Grounds Bouts And Bands
Listings detail boxing bouts at Polo Grounds Falker Greb and Weinert Wills with other stations airing programs from WGBS WGY WMAF and more National stations schedule choral performances concerts and a Marine band direct from Sylvan theater plus symphony orchestra Knecht's dance orchestra broadcasts across multiple markets with times in EST EDST and CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WGBS
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WMAF
South Portmouth
WIP
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Falker-Greb
Weinert-Wills
Radio Schedule Listings Mixed Across Cities
A stream of radio listings shows programs and times across multiple stations including WCCo WHK WJY WLIT SAI Pemce WDAF WEAF WEAR WEEL WJAR WEI WGR WSAI WLW. Entries reference music children’s hour quartet ensemble and other offerings with varying city scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wccco
Gutanespone
St. Paul
WHK
Cleveland—Music
WJY
New York—Quartet
WLIT
Philadelphia
Dream Daddy
SAI
Pemce
Shheneectady
SM -Wdaf
Kansas City
Mousic
WEAF
New York
WEEL
Wei
WGR
WSAI
WLW
Silent Today Radio Schedules and Station Lineups
Readable excerpts show radio schedules across multiple markets with noted stations including WBZ WGY WIP KDKA WEAF WEAR WEEI WGR and WWJ. Listings mention times such as 4:30 PM 1:00 PM and 6:45 PM alongside programs like recitals and bands in Cincinnati Davenport and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
WFI
Philadelphia
WWJ
Detroit
WOC
Davenport
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WSAI
Cincinnati
WEEI
Boston
WJAR
Providence
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Knecht
Atlantic Air
WBZ
Springfeld
United States
WGY
WIZ
WRC
WHE
Cleveland
Wwoe
Sandman
Wwip
Wessell
KDKA
East
WEAY
WHAS
WHO
WSB
WSMB
WMC
WEAR
WOAW
Radio schedule fragment with many station listings
A dense listing of radio stations and programs with times and call letters including WEAF WJZ WCCO WBAP WABC WRC WOAI and others across cities like New York Omaha Denver Cleveland and Atlanta plus orchestra and music programs, theater and vaudeville airings, and notes on content boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOAW
Omaha—Orchestra
WRW
Tarrytown
E. M
WREO
Lansing
Shenandoah
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WGBS
New York
HAS
Es Louisvie
WHO
Momes
WMC
WNYC
BN —Edka
M. East Pitts
Sprisfield
WEAF
New York—Orchestra
W. EL
W. EL Wfi
Woo
WCTS
WCAE
Yey
WWI
Cleveland
WJY
WPG
Atlantic City— Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
KOA
Denver
Galilens
WJZ
Radio Franks
WEMB
New Orleans
Memphiz
Musical and Educational Sessions and Club Broadcast Schedule
WFBM 5 80 to 6 30 reports on sports and stock market. 6 30 to 7 45 Paul Freed's Athletic Club Syncopators. 8 00 to 10 00 programs feature NA national Education Association leaders and university educators interpreting schools to the public. 10 30 to 12 20 Paul Freed's Athletic Club Syncopators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Freed
National Education Association of State
Raper Commandery
George W. Kadel
Be, H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Ella Victoria Dobbs
University of Missouri
Columbia
Joy Elmer Morgan
The
Journal of the National Education Association
Washington, D. C
Glenn Frank
the Century
New York City
Nighttime radio log reads mixed station notes
Broadcast schedule fragment lists frequencies and programs including WPG Atlantic City KTHS Hot Springs and a Washington segment. Mentions orchestra acts and various call letters, times and locations in a dense, partial program log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atlantic Cit
Nite Hawks
Washington
Erchenes
Hot Springs
Ogee East
Pitteeet Hira
Broadcast Schedule Fragments from Bristow Recital and City Programs
A jumble of radio time slots and program notes lists Bristow Oklahoma recital and Des Moines Kansas City and Dallas ensembles among scattered station references WLW WOAW and others. A rough lineup includes 5:30 PM WCCO WLIT WHK in the evening, plus 7:00 WLW and 7:30 WM C. Other items mention orchestras and concerts with numeric codes and station callsigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kekfeu
Bristow
Oakland
Dallas
Telephony and radio set maintenance tips for reliability
The article advises connecting telephones in series and warns that a high loss condenser is as bad as a leaky one. It recommends daily sun baths to dry moisture, using heavily insulated wire for aerials, and notes single circuit sets can match two circuit reception. It stresses buying tubes with recurrent consumption when using dry cells and suggests using a fine wood plane to trim Bakelite. It also covers antenna direction, lead-in placement, and a switch to easily connect or disconnect batteries.
Violinist Neil Certain Prominent on WFBM Pettis Program
Violinist Neil Certain of the Pettis Light Opera Ensemble is a regular feature on WFBM, the local Merchants Heat and Light Company station. The Pettis programs have proven popular with listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Certain
Pettis Light Opera
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Pettis
KOA to broadcast Abraham Lincoln drama as Fourth of July headliner
Studio boss John Drinkwater presents Abraham Lincoln as KOA’s Fourth of July week headliner under Iris Ruth Pavey. The two-hour program airs Friday at 7:70 p.m. from Denver with Iris Pavey directing the station’s studio production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
KOA
Iris Ruth Pavey
General Electric
Denver
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Grid Notes
Puzzle presents two crossing words with two unused letters. Horizontal clues include Chief, triangle, ice, heavy, pen, a kiln, old photo terms, and more. vertical clues cover card game, insect, river flow, church term, fabric, and body parts.
Winding Wire on Coils With Thread Guidance
The method uses thread to set the correct spacing as coils are wound. Start with thread and wire, applying higher tension than without thread. After the coil is finished and the wire end secured, the thread can be unwound.
Neutrodyne Voted Top Radio Invention of 1924
The neutrodyne was named the most important radio invention of 1924 by C. B. E. Backus, patent examiner in charge of the radio section at the U.S. Patent Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B E. Backus
United States Patent Office
Fiddlers Asked to Entertains Listeners in WLW Contest
Old time fiddlers are urged to perform for audience entertainment as WLW radio runs a concert style contest drawing responses from many sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Five Class A Stations Licensed and Two Upgraded
Washington reports five new Class A broadcasting licenses issued last week along with two stations upgraded from Class A to B enabling higher power. Stations listed include WEG WIBP KFVZ WGMU WEHS KLDS and others with owners such as L Carrel First Bread Co and Grebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WEG
L. Carrel
Citc
Hoosier Briefs and Local News Snippets
Police rushed to M Race and Twelfth Sts for a reported man treed by a dog but the creature was a cat. Mrs. Maddux of Bluffton tripped and broke her shoulder. Charles M. Setser notes many young women applying as bandit guards. Mardell Taylor, 3, of Fort Wayne, dreamed of lions and tigers and broke her shoulder falling from bed. A dog saved Frank Rogers from a rattlesnake. efforts to save the dog are underway. Sullivan County coal mines resume work gradually. Willam H. Winship named city controller at Elkhart. replacing Kray who becomes water-plant superintendent. Conshine is used properly. La Porte police fumigate with three gallons of Conshine. Henry Ledgerwood critically injured after a bridge fall onto a post hole digger. Albert H. Schaaf new Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce president. Nellie E. Martin runs a Goshen filling station. Lloyd Williams hospitalized after sleep-driving accident near Oaktown with dislocated hip. No. 22 copper wire trick helps sinking screws. Wobbly dials on shafts cautioned. test spin on condenser shaft before purchase.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiatida
AWADS
WFAA
Aida Choral Club
KGO
Sheridan
Springfield
U. S. Marine Band
Sylvan Theater
WSUI
WEMC
WHAZ
Pwxx
WJJD
W0ooo
WBAV
WCEE
WAHG
KSD
KFDM
WOAI
WDAF
N. Penn
Frank W. Wood
New York St
Baldwin
Port
Mar
Camp
As Or
Carlin Music CO
Wash
GLOBE
Indianapolis Music House
N. Fenn. St
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
Keith
Kruse-Connell
Ohio ST
America
Los Angeles
Pieveland _ Organ
Wow
Omaha
Egad
Fti
Roscoe
Dove
Cedric Leffingwell
Carol
Wim
Desert
Gands
Arabia
WDM
Nesterday
Orient
Mador
Ritz
Olgun
Stanley
Trwilliams
We Wea Denvict
Freckles and His
Bloosser
Willie
Pop
Pope
Juere IS IN the
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Lewissohn Stadium
Willem von Hoogstraten
Bell Telephone System
United States Army
Chicago
Tom Brownh
WHT
Brothers
Europe
Italy
WTAM
Ev Jones
Art Herske
Coo Coo Club
Dessa Byrd
Circle Theater
WIFBM
Circle
Paul Biese
Victor Recording Orchestra
Maxim
Neutrodyne
Iaiciai
Hoosier Briefs
M Race
Twelfth Sts
Tom Maddux
Bluffton
Charles M. Setser
Union Trust Company
Columbus
Mardell Taylor
Wayne
Frank Rogers
Brown County
Rogers
Sullivan County
Willam HT Winship
Elkhart
Frank Leader
William H. Kray
Alfred Norris
la Porte
Norris
Henry Ledgerwood
Newberry
Albert H. Schaaf
Ft. Wayne
Nellie E. Martin
Goshen
Lloyd Willams
Oaktown
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