Radio Listings Show City Orchestras And Concerts
A column of radio times lists stations and programs across the nation. Entries include New York Papp program, Dallas orchestral, Philadelphia music, Cleveland talk, Washington pros, Pittsburgh drum corps, Newark bands, and Boston orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Ane
WCCO
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Boston
Cleveland— Music
WHN
New York
WJAR
Providence
Proam
WJZ
Philadelphia
Dream Moe
Philadelphia—Music
WEAF
Papp
WHEI
WCAP
Agro
WEAS
Dallas—Orchestra
WOA
Wiana-coscheste Woo
Iladelphia
WSMB
New Orleans
WHK
Cleveland
Radio Directory of Stations and Programs Mentioned
A fragmented listing of radio stations by city and program type including Buffalo Cincinnati Newark Atlantic City York Troy Cleveland Philadelphia and others with brief notes on genres and shows such as music, saxophone, instrumental hour and movie reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
WGR
Buffalo
WKRC
Cincinnati—American Legion
WLW
Cincinnati
E.ody Hove
Newark— Music
Atlantic City
Ae RW
Yarrytown
Cleveland
M—Whaz
Troy
Wlit
Philadelphia
Radio Dance and Concert Listings Across Cities
A dense schedule of evening radio programs lists dance bands orchestras and entertainment across multiple stations and cities. Entries include Shenandoah Orchestra Fort Worth Music Springfield Solos New York Entertain ment Buffalo Recital and more with times from 7:00 to 11:00 PM and various station call signs such as KFNF WBAP WRAF WEAF WJZ and KFI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFNF
Shenandoah— Orchestra
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WBZ
Springfield
WHO
Des Moines
WMAK
Lockport
WMC
Memphis—Farm
WNYC
New York—Entertainment
KOA
Denver
RDEA
Pittsburgh
WRZ
Barytone
WLW
Nati
KFRU
Bristow
Okla —Enteraainment
KFUO
Stais
Centralto
WDAF
Kansas City
WGR
Buffalo
WERC
Cincinnati
Philadielphia—Orchestra
WPG
Atlantic City
Tertainment
WRNY
Ne York
WTAM
Cleveland
WSB
Atlanta
WWJ
Detroit—Orchestra
WEAF
New York— Orchestra
WWO
Lockpert
Max Freedman
Cincin
WFAA
Dallas
WHAZ
Troy—Orchestra
WJZ
New, York
Memphis
WHMB
New Orleans
Progan
KSD
St. Louis
Pace
WCAE
WOR
Buffalo—Orchestra
WIN
New York—Organ
WOAW
Omaha
Woo
Philadelphia — Orchestra
WSAT
WPAP
Trail Blazers
Mother Persuades Son to Confess in Police Killing Case
Bridget O Flaherty urged her son Maurice to confess after a robbery killing in St Louis. Maurice admitted participation in the heist and ensuing gunfight that left a policeman dead and a bystander fatally wounded. He named his accomplices and led to three others detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
Bridget O'Flaherty
Maurice O'Flaherty
Liberty
O'Flaherty
Young O'Flaherty
Services at Home for Mrs Amelia Morgan 70
Funeral services were held at 2:30 p m today at the residence 622 N Alabama St for Mrs Amelia Morgan widow of William V Morgan pioneer Indianapolis physician She died Sunday Burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery She was born in St Louis in 1854 came to Indianapolis over fifty years ago An active member of Central Christian Church for 29 years Surviving are four children Miss Lillian Morgan of LaGrange Walter Morgan Waycross Iowa Miss Mabel Morgan and John J Morgan Indianapolis and three brothers John J Menges Harry W Menges of St Louis and Joseph Menges of Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Morgan
William V. Morgan
Indianapolis
Alabama St
John E. Pounds
B. L. Smith
Crown Hill Cemetery
Lillian Morgan
LaGrange
Walter Morgan
Waycross
Iowa
Mabel Morgan
John J. Morgan
John J. Menges
Harry W. Menges
St. Louis
Joseph Menges
Kidnapers Sought In Beech Grove Case
Sheriff Omer Hawkins and deputies search for five men accused of kidnapping and assaulting Helen Medlem 19 of Beech Grove. She was taken Sunday night from a parked car near Charlotte Lake and dropped off six hours later within five blocks. The suspects claimed to be detectives and threatened harm but carried no guns. Farmers alerted authorities after the screams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Hawkins
Helen Medlem
Sixth St
Beech Grove
Charlotte Lake
Sheriff Hawkins
Young Soldiers Arrive for Month at Fort Harrison Camp
The vanguard of 1 800 young men arrived in Indianapolis for a Citizens Military Training Camp month at Fort Harrison. Col. E J Nowlen commands eight rifle companies plus headquarters and a band with special traction cars to meet them. Activities include athletic contests and movies to pace drill work with inter company baseball and track events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Ft. Harrison
Indianapolis
E. J. Nowlen
11Th Infantry
Citizens’ Camp
City Employes Use Fishing Gear to Recover River Debris
City employes from the street commissioner's department fished White River today near the W New York Street bridge to recover banisters and railings sunk in the river mud. They stated several heavy timbers have settled deep in the mud and hinder removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Commissioner’s Department
White River
W. New York St
Children in Street Protests Prompt City Action
Letters to Mr Fixit push police to enforce a city ordinance banning children from streets used for play. Sergeant Moore and recreation director urge safe play areas, while motorists recount near accidents caused by children crossing streets during trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Hegy
Fixit
Sergeant Moore
Edward E. McBride
Answer to Saturday's cross word puzzle
The solution lists numerous crossword clues with definitions and hints including across and vertical entries. It identifies terms such as large mythical bird perched and various common word answers across categories, finishing with the final answer to the puzzle.
Double wedding anniversaries noted in Indiana towns
Hoosier brief notes record R and Mrs William and Mr and Mrs Earl Hutton celebrating sixty years married in Lapel. In Monroe County June saw only twenty seven marriage licenses issued in Bloomington. Police ban baseball pools in Newcastle after complaints of many pools. Delaskie Keeley 16 of Lebanon saved by medical care after radio aerial contact with a high tension wire burned his arm. Former Seymour resident Jean D Gennes to receive no reparations from Germany for Lusitania death due to loss of American citizenship on remarriage. Marion Adams of Tipton injured when crushed between wall and truck. broken rib and other hurts. About 3000 bass released into Griffy Creek reservoir by state hatchery. Indiana Portland Cement plant in Greencastle taken over by W K Newcomer of Plainfield after International Cement Corp purchase. Charles Shirk Jr of Newcastle broke arm climbing apple tree. Two Greensburg women injured when George Wise backed truck into lamp post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean D. Gennes
Seymour
Elbridge Thompson
Mixed Claims Commission
Carmel Youth Out of Danger After Shooting Incident
James Newlin, 17, of Carmel, was hospitalized with gunshot wounds to the side and arm after a police detachment fired near Carmel. Officers mistook him and companions for bootleggers. State police chief Humes investigates. a ram car was reported en route from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Newlin
Carmel
Methodist Hospital
Newlin
Robert T. Humes
State Motor Police
Howard Bennett
Hamilton County
Chicago
Spring Mill Rad
Electrician in Anderson Struck by Lightning Shock
Frank Lane 28 a longtime electrician at Union Traction power house in Anderson Ind remained in critical condition after being struck by lightning while working on his new home last Saturday His wife was stunned by the bolt and the accident was witnessed at the site by others seeking safety measures after the spark flew from high tension wires during the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Timea Spect
Anderson
Ind
Frank Lane
Union Traction
Missing youths alert for Grover Morgan and Milton Graham
The mother of Grover Morgan 17 reports him missing from 2849 N Key stone Ave. He has blue eyes brown hair wore a gray coat dark trousers tight shirt and had $12 from his mother. Milton Graham 14 also reported missing from 028 Indiana Ave. He is described as colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Morgan
Keystone Ave
Milton Graham
Indiana Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
WHA
WEAR
Clevelandusic
oxTam
Carson
VGY
Schenectady— Orchestra
WFBM
KDKA
KFRA
WSAI
KFI
WREO
WLS
WMAQ
WOAI
WQJ
WJY
WHAS
WGN
WEPH
KFDM
WMBB
KYW
KBCN
WRAV
WEEI
WGAZ
Wd3f
WKRKC
Wwd
WFRBM
Spring, ST. Indianapolis
Autolite
Fordgnition
H. T. Electric Coo
Capitol Ave
Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
Kruse-Connell
Ohio ST
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Merchants Heat and Light Co
Paul Freed
Athletic Club
Circle
Paul Biese
Victor Recording Orchestra
Bandit
Girl
Collins
James A. Collins
Cry Reas
DR. Wells
Fort Wayne
Berry
Ahern
Nou
Noui Room
Mou
Alin
Gwen
Alvin
Merel
Race
Savage
Mindanao
Mrs. Hoople
Williams
Welligshers
Gray Secret Service
San MA
Freckles
Blosser
Willie
Fioi
WEA Service. Inc
Mr. Fixit
Prac
Columbia-Indiana
Nineteenth
Nineteenth St
Herman F. Rikhoff
Finit
Board of Public Works
Good Citizens League
the Times
Reichwein
S. Capitol Ave
Morris and
McCarty
Montcalm St
Eighteenth St
Citizen
Thomas Newsom
Twenty-First and
Meridian Sts
C. E. Lupton
al McGovern
Board of Health
Henry &J
Missouri
S. West Sts
Henry ST
Frank Reid
Penton
Hoosier Briefs
William
Earl Hutton
Lapel
Monroe County
Bloomington
Newcastle
Cannon
Delaskie Keeley
Lebanon
Marion Adams
Tipton
Griffy Creek
State Fish Hatchery
Indiana Portland Cement Company
Greencastle
W. K. Newcomer
Plainfield, N. J
International Cement Corporation
Charles Shirk Jr
Greensburg
George Wise
Fletcher
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