Evening Radio Program Schedule Highlights
United Press reports Tonight's schedule includes Amnight in Schenectady traffic court KOA reception to Vice President Dawes in Denver 7:30 PM MST, Schubert string trio in Chicago 10 PM CDST, Detroit Symphony Orchestra 8 PM EST, and United States Navy Band in New York 7:20 PM EST with broadcasts across multiple stations.
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United Press
WGY
Schenectady
WJZ
New York
KOA
Denver
Dawes
WLS
Chicago
Schubert
WCX
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WCAP
Washington
WOO
Philadelphia
WJAR
Providence
WEAF
United States Navy Band
Radio Listings and Station Notes Across Regions
The page lists various radio programs and stations with call signs and locations, including Springfield WCAE, Schenectady, WHK Cleveland, WLIT Philadelphia, WOR Newark, WAHG, WCAP Washington, WOC Davenport, and others. It notes time slots such as 5:45 PM and mentions orchestra segments and a nature story lineup.
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WBZ Ea
Aos
Springfield
WCAE
Ei Pebureh
Wor
Schenectady
WHK
Cleveland—Orchestra
WLIT
Philadelpia
Newark—Orchestra
Long Island
WCAP
Washington Perciece
WOC
Davenport Meert
Dance and Concert Radio Schedule Remarks
A fragmented list shows radio station schedules from 7 PM to midnight with multiple markets and programs. Mentions of orchestras, concerts, and a Kansas City air school appear amid scattered station call letters and frequencies.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Cities and Programs
A listing of radio station schedules and programs across multiple cities including Cincinnati Cleveland New York and Boston with various music talks recitals reviews and orchestras. Notable entries reference WTAM KFNF KDKA WEAF KOA WCAE WJAR and WGR among others detailing times and program types such as orchestras talk shows and book reviews.
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WBZ
WTAM
KFNF
PWX
WBAP
KDKA
WJZ
WEAF
WJAR
KOA
WCAE
WLW
WOOC
WSAI
Cincinnati
WEEL
Bin
WHO
oines—Orchestra
CNRO
tarva—Music
P. M
KSD
Onis
L'Roram
Pe Springheld
Iano
WCCO
Paul—Serviers
York—Troubadors
Westera Boston
WGR
uffalo—Orchestra
WEN
New York—Entertainment
Cincinnati— Book Review
WRNY
New York Talk
Cleveland — Organ
WERC
Silent Today Concerts Across Networks
A fragmented radio listing shows multiple stations and times for musical performances and orchestras. Entries include Shenandoah Concert, Philadelphia Orchestra, Cincinnati Orchestra, Denver reception for Vice President Dawes, and New York Orchestra with station links such as KOA KFNEF WJZ and WLIT.
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KFNEF
Shenandoah
KOA
Denver
PWX
Havale —Rome
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Wcoae Ly
Fittsburgh
Louisville
WHO
Es Moines—Music
Pittsburgh
Hor Fofares Wiz
Bey MS
Stusic Falnwehi
Aanece
Orchestre
WCCO
Inneapolis- St. Pawl_Music
WDAF
Kansas Oil York
Arcane Weaf
New Cemble
WJAR
Woo
Madison—Music
WLIT
Slace
Philadelphia Orchestra
WRWFA
WERC
Tarrytown—Music
incinnati—Orchestra
Pc —Koa
Dawes
Wjz Mone
New York—Orchestra
Philadelphia—Orchestra
Hok
Patacchia — Orchestra
WSMB
Orleans—Music
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragments Across Cities
OCR shows scattered listings for orchestras and programs across U S stations in cities such as New York Cincinnati St Louis Minneapolis Des Moines and Atlanta. entries include WGR WHO KFUO WTAM WSAI and WSB with times like 20 45 P M and 10300 e amid garbled station names and program notes.
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New York—Orchestra
Boca
WGR
Battalo Hestra
T He Rinky Dinks
St. Louis
KTHS
Cincinnati—Quartet
WSB
Atlanta
Annual Radio Exhibit Plans Outlines Big Expo
More than one fourth of display space for the first annual Radio Exposition to be held at Cable Tabernacle September 21 to 25 has been taken. Indianapolis radio activity grows with 80 000 listeners and about 20000 sets. The event aims to rival major expositions with plans for advertising and partnerships including WIBM.
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Cable Tabernacle
H. A. Luckey
Broadcast Listener's Association
the Severin
Indianapolis
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Claude S. Wallin
Andrew J. Allen
Merchants Heat and Light Company
WIBM
New Trial For Owens Planned In Murder Case
Prosecutor William H. Remy announced a third trial for Louis Owens a 30 year old barber charged with killing fellow barber George Robinson 43. Special Judge Charles S Wiltsie discharged a second jury after failing to reach a verdict.
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William H. Remy
Louis Owens
Barber
George Robinson
Charles S. Wiltsie
Tuesda
E. A. Wiley
Remy
Owens
Robinson
L. S. Ayres & Co
Radio part patents nearing expiration spark new manufacturers
Expiring patents on several radio components are likely to boost the number of producers and drive down prices. The change may increase competition and widen availability of parts for radios and related equipment.
Radio Sets Walk To Sea Coast Vacation Scene
Radio and ocean waves mingle as vacationists take radio sets to the sea coast. Radio is included for a pleasant vacation.
New Tower of Babel to grace Grand Central Palace
The new Tower of Babel will be located at the Grand Central Palace New York during the Fourth Annual National Radio Exposition held in early September. Stations from around the world will be plugged in.
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Grand Central Palace
New York
Radio on Ocean Forces Broadcast Clarity Over Vast Distances
American broadcasting stations achieve clear reception aboard ocean liners more than 1500 miles offshore. The achievement highlights advances in transoceanic radio communication and shipboard listening quality.
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Ocean American Broadcasting
Cross-Word Puzzle Clues and Local News
A Word Puzzle with legal terms and a list of horizontal and vertical clues is followed by local updates. The Delaware County clerk refused a marriage license due to race differences, and Lawrence Higgins faces assault charges after firecrackers allegedly exceeding legal length were used on the Fourth. A farmer reports potato damage from pests, a 108 foot railroad truss span was raised, and Henry Yount was injured in a crash involving a nearby vehicle.
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Odd Neighborhood Quarrel
A woman captured her neighbor’s dog and bathed it with scalding water after a dispute. The owner found the neighbor behind locked doors when calling to protest. Mrs. Frank Studebaker of near Bluffton sprained her ankle jumping from a log. Madison County farms show a loss of 535,420 in reassessment compared with 1924.
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UNCTE
Frank Studebaker
Bluffton
Madison County
Restful Cumberland Hills Garden Getaway
Escape to a pleasant garden spot in the Cumberland foothills for a week or a few days. Travel by motor or rail and return feeling better after a refreshing trip.
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Cumberland Foothills
Magnificent French Lick Springs Hotel Offers Amenities
Modern hotel with spacious rooms and included meals plus two 18 hole golf courses. Tennis, horseback riding, tramping, swimming plunges for men and women in bath departments. Bubbling Pluto Bowles and Proserpine Springs available for use.
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Pluto, Bowles and
Proserpine Springs
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