Radio listings for concert programs across major stations
United Press notes today's program slate across networks including Zion Oakland Washington New York Minneapolis Chicago Pittsburgh and Detroit. Highlights feature radio orchestras and artists with times from 8 to 10 pm and a dance orchestra directed by Joseph Knecht at 10 pm.
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Zion
KGO
Oakland
WRC
Washington
WIZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Springfield
Marine Nena
WEAF
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOC
Davenport
WSAI
Cincinnati
WWJ
Detroit
WGR
Buffalo
WEEI
Boston
Providence
WFI
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Wfwcts
WAR
Joseph Knecht
Frank W. Wood
Radio Network Listings and City Station Signals Noted
A fragmented radio listings snippet shows multiple stations across cities with call signs and frequencies. Mentions include Omaha, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, New York, Atlantic City, Cincinnati, and Washington with various music and program notes and signal strengths.
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WOAW
Omaha
Atlantic
City—Trio
New York
WLW
Sincinnayl Wrnyew
York——Music
WRC
Washington—Music
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragments From Aging Ledger
A garbled list shows station names and frequencies such as WEAF WRC WBAP WOAI and WNYC with city pairs like New York Cleveland and Omaha. Mentions recital orchestral broadcasts and a Song of the Surf segment alongside soprano pieces and misread entries.
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New York
Springtela
Ban Wre
Cleveland
WFAA
E. Four
WNYC
New York—Entertainment
WRNY
New York—Orchestra
WSM
Music Listings and Broadcast Times Across Cities
Radio schedules list orchestras in Des Moines New York and Atlantic City with programs including a New York Vaudeville show and the Romanys act. Features a 7:25 PM slot in Atlantic City and 8:00 PM program in New York.
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WPG
Atlantic City
WOA
Denver
Cubar
Wito
Des _Moines
Tarry- Love
uBic
WRNY
New York
WwBz
Srehestia
Silent Today and City Orchestra Listings Across Stations
A fragmented radio listing outlines a silent today schedule featuring WTAM WOS WHAD PWX KSD WCEE KOA WOO CNRO WSUI WLS WHA and others. It recalls an 8 member panel and notes various orchestras and cities including New Orleans Cleveland New York Los Angeles and Oakland with multiple time slots from 2 PM to midnight.
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WTAM
WOS
WHAD
PWX
KSD
WCEE
KOA
WOO
CNRO
WSUI
WLS
WHA
WPG Byte Teas
Washingt Orchestra
Fen
Texas Fiddlers
WSMB
New Orleans
M—Weaf
Ows
York
Cleveland
New York—Orchestra
Wih Tae
Los Angel
Sir Rt
Oristow
WSB
Atlanta
Poetry Submission Sparks Harrowing Postman Contest
In Indianapolis a group of postmen report harrowing street experiences and announce a Harassed Order of Postmen society. A resident shares a pedestrian tale and others propose reforms to curb risky jay walking as the contest deadline nears.
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Congress
Indianapolis Times
Times Office
Mike Lloyd
Washington St
Station on Tour WJAZ Travels Through Ohio
Station WJAZ tours Ohio as the only portable broadcasting station in the country to cover extensive territory. It will settle in Chicago once the tour ends.
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WJAZ
Ohio
Chicago
Livestock Market Reports Broadcast From Chicago Stockyards
In the Chicago stockyards a microphone is placed at the center for remote broadcasting of the latest livestock market reports. Station WHT transmits the updates by remote control to listeners.
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Chicago
WHT
Harmonica Band Broadcast By Hebrew Orphan Band
Youngsters should tune in on Station WGBS every Thursday at 5 30 Eastern standard time for the Hebrew Orphan Harmonica Band. The group features twenty five mouth organ players.
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WGBS
Hebrew Orphan Harmonica Band
Crossword Puzzle Wordplay and Amateur Night Announcement
Today's puzzle lists many three-letter words and clues with numerous entries. The page ends with an Amateur Night note for Station WRNY New York, promising broadcast exposure and potential permanent booking for standout amateurs.
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WRNY
New York
Long stretch on air fuels Shriners convention in LA
The Shriners convention in Los Angeles kept Station KHJ on the air for 150 hours and 19 minutes. About 500 selections were played during this continuous broadcast.
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Shriners
Los Angeles
KHJ
Aerial length increases directive effect and energy use
The text explains that a longer aerial creates a stronger directed effect and higher signal with more noise. It notes that charging the aerial requires substantial energy, drawn from the power grid.
Radio Announcements Highlight Golf Fans and Wedding March Requests
Golf hobbyist John McPhee of WFB and other announcers feature in a roundup of radio music and drama. The article notes Lohengrin’s Wedding March requests and a Waldorf Astoria Orchestra wedding in Scotland, plus Cosmo Hamilton plays by WGY Players and a NY Philharmonic broadcast from Lewisohn Stadium.
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WEAF
Lohengrin
Joseph Knecht
Waldorf: Astoria
Scotland
WGY Orchestra Presents Classical Works Friday Evening
The WGY Orchestra, the oldest radio orchestra in the country, will perform compositions by Frederiksen Grieg and Matt on Friday evening at the Schenectady station of General Electric.
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WGY
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Frederiksen
Grieg
Matt
Seven Class A Radio Stations Licensed by Commerce Dept
Seven new Class A radio stations were licensed by the Department of Commerce during the last week. The action follows recent regulatory moves and covers multiple applicants from varied locales as the agency records these additions to the licensed broadcast roster.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Roxy and His Gang to Tour Canada with Radio Broadcasts
The act will spend three weeks in Canada and continue Sunday night entertainment on WISAF and other stations. The program will be relayed over more than fifty miles of telephone lines to reach WHAF speech input control.
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Roxy
Canada
Radio Fand
WISAF
WHAF
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Carlin Music CO
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Brunswick Shop
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Record Center
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the Circle Theater
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Merchants Heat and Light Co
Paul ‘Reed
Athletic Club
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Akin
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Oines
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Ntless Bird
Daddy
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Nour Friends Estate
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WIM Company
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Freckles
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Les
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Sie Golf
John McPhee
WFB
The
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Mac
Johnny
Cosmo Hamilton
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Hamilton
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New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Lewissohn Stadium
William von Hoogstraten
WHAP
Phillips Carlin
James Haupt
Leslie Joy
Graham McNames
Kathleen Stewart
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A. W
Len" Kaney
KYW
Vera de Jong
St. Louis
Kaney
Miss Jong
Miss de Jong
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Lookout House Music Makers
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