Radio Schedules for Republican National Convention Broadcasts
Indianapolis and New York stations list daily NBC Red and Blue network programs and live coverage times. Stations include WEAF WJZ WEEI WTIC WRC WHAM KDKA KYW WBZ WSM WGN KOA and many others with music tours, concerts, and special segments across 11 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. time slots.
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WEAF
WJZ
WEEI
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
WRC
WGY
WEAR
WWJ
WSAI
WLW
KSD
WHO
WOW
WDAF
WBZA
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
W§Jr
WEBH
WCCO
WTMJ
KOA
WHAS
WSM
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Shreveport-Pt Worth
NBC Red
Weldorf Astoria
WGAE
WSZ
New York
Albin
WRAF
WAJAR
WFIL
WTAM
Reker
Schenectady
General Electric
WMAK
NBC Blue
NBC
Red
O'Cedar
WLIT
WCSH
WESH
WOC
NBC Red Network
WKSD
WAR
WDAE
Wrio
WOSH
WGN
Cincinnati—Swiss Gardens Orchestra
NBC_ Blue _ Network
Riverside
WBZ
KWK
WSB
WBT
Wee
KYW
WIR
S. Wls
Chicago
Spur Tre Beaux
WNAC
WEAN
WFBL
WCAU
WJAS
WADC
WAIU
WKRC
WGHP
KMOX
General Motors
Marty
Eens Weeil
NBC_ Blue
WIZ
Ghickes-Gannon
Columbia
Simmon
WLS
WLS Hippodrome
Red Geee Boys
WEAP
Wi Ivy
Wwe Csh
RC ‘Ae
WOAT
KPRC
WHAI
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Columbia Network
KFI
Los Angeles
Mre
Denver
Clearwater
Johnson
NBC Band
Little Symphony
WMAQ
Copeland Smith
WBBM
Davenport
WOR
Newark
Witching Hour
St. Louis
ENX
Minneapolis—K
Pacific Fliers Plan Return Soon Too
Navigator Harry W. Lyon and Radio Operator James Warner of the Southern Cross crew will depart Australia in a few days and return to the United States. They shunned fame beside Kingsford Smith and Ulm, insisting the homeward voyage belongs to their Australian hosts and comrades.
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F. E. Baume
United Press
Sydney
Australia
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Southern Cross
United States
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Brisbane
Lyon
Warner
California
Suva
Marcus Oldham
Pacific
Paul Koehn flies from Los Angeles for Muncie high school graduation
Times Special reports Paul Koehn a friend of Miss Juanita Hiatt traveled from Los Angeles to attend her graduation from Muncie high school. He arrived to share the ceremony and celebrate the milestone for the local family.
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Muncie
Ind
Paul Koehn
Juanita Hiatt
Los Angeles
Calif
Muncie High School
Air Mail Meeting To Discuss Kokomo Route Plans
A Kokomo Indiana meeting will be held soon to advance plans for placing the city on an air mail route. Paul Riddle, president of the Emberry Riddle Company of Chicago, holder of the Chicago Indianapolis air mail contract, will address the gathering. Terre Haute reports that new hangars at Dresser field are complete except for painting and material has arrived for further improvements at the field.
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Kokomo
Ind
Paul Riddle
Emberry- Riddle Company
Chicago
Terre Haute
Dresser Field
Air Mail Plane Carries Passengers From Indianapolis to Chicago
An air mail flight on Saturday evening transported passengers from Indianapolis to Chicago including Mrs. Ora Ferguson of Louisville and W. T. Griffith of New York.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Ora Ferguson
Louisville
W. T. Griffith
New York
Business Men Fly With Rem Rand Stout Ford Tri Motor
Sixty five local business men rode as guests of Remington Rand Business Service Inc aboard the all metal Rem Rand Stout Ford tri motor plane en route to New York via Cincinnati. The four engine craft with 660 horsepower totaling three motors can sustain flight on any single engine. Passengers included I F Osborne Mrs Osborne Mrs Paul C Denny and Miss Ethel Larm. The party returned by train and Osborne said the ship may enter the Detroit reliability tour with Indianapolis as a first stop June 30. A separate flight brought Thomas J Quinlan to Indianapolis by air from St Louis, then train to Boston aboard a Hissa Ryan monoplane piloted by Lindenbergh and Young Jove, escorted to the station by H C Lefforge.
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Remington Rand Business Service, Inc
Rem Rand
New York
Cincinnati
I. F. Osborne
Osborne
Paul C. Denny
Indianapolis
Ethel Larm
Oxford
Ind
Detroit
Southwestern Limited
St. Louis
Thomas J. Quinlan
Employers’ Group of
Employers’ Liability Assurance, Ltd
London
Boston
Quinland
Elmer W. Lindenbergh
Graydon C. Young- Jove
von Hoffman Aircraft Company
H. C. Lefforge
Shank Wins Dead Stick Contest At Air Circus
Shank of the Hoosier airport Kessler Blvd and Lafayette Pike won first place in the dead stick landing contest at Elkhart Saturday during the American Legion air circus. Twelve pilots shut off engines 1000 feet up and landed with the propeller stopped near a target, testing each pilot’s emergency landing skill. Shank previously placed fourth in the event.
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Bob Shank
Hoosier
Kessler Blvd
Lafayette Pike
Elkhart
American Legion Air Circus
Shank
Aviators Prepare For Air Circus In New York News
Southwest wind 11 miles per hour and 67 degree temperature greet air observers as Travel Air biplane leads a field of fifteen entrants not stripped for action. Colombian Lt. Daza summoned to Washington to present goodwill message to President Coolidge. He plans test flights at Mitchel Field and a route to Central American capitals with a leopard cub mascot.
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Times
J. H. Armington
Donald McConnell
Government Aeronautical
Travel Air
Indianapolis
Kermit Micklethwait
United Press
New York
Camilo Daza
Washington
Colombia
Coolidge
Mitchelfield
St. Louis
Mexico City
Guatemala
Bogota
Reveal Fall Radio Styles Show at Chicago Convention
The fourth annual convention and trade show of the Radio Manufacturers Association opened in Chicago with dealers wholesalers and station owners attending. Over 1 000 000 worth of receivers and equipment from 90 percent of American radio makers filled the Stevens Hotel. Analysts expect no radical changes in set construction for the coming season though cabinet design and metal finishes like aluminum dominate. N M Simons of New York noted growing foreign demand for American sets as Europe Africa and other regions expand radio use.
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Chicago
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Radio Fiders
Stevens Hotel
N.M. Simons
New York
Europe
South Africa
Australia
South America
Forecast of Indiana City Populations in 2100
Indiana utilities engineer Harry E. Jordan predicts city populations in 2100. Indianapolis may reach 750,000, Calumet district grows due to Chicago overflow, Terrie Haute about 75,000, Anderson 75,000, Evansville and Fort Wayne 175,000 each, Kokomo 100,000, Muncie 75,000, Richmond 50,000, South Bend 150,000.
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Indianapolis
Harry E. Jordan
Indianapolis ‘Water Company
Jordan
Indiana Public Utilities Association
Indiana
Calumet District
Chicago
Terrie Haute
Anderson
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Kokomo
Municie
Richmond
South Bend
Navy camp head named for Purdue official and Indiana militia
Camp Gridley United States Naval Reserve and Indiana Naval Militia training camp for boys will be under Lieut. E. F. Burton assistant professor of mechanical engineering Purdue University. Lett. F. Hesler Indiana area commander announced. Boatswains Mate Harlan Stine will be camp executive officer. Lieutenant Burton to take charge June 17. Opening date not announced.
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Gridley
United States Naval Reserve
Indiana
E. F. Burton
Purdue University
Building permits surge in May across Indianapolis area
May permits total 3,033,680 up 600,000 from last May per the Indianapolis Real Estates Board. Five month total stands 9,057,217 vs 9,995,543 a year ago. This week’s permits reach 225,700 with 143,700 for twenty nine residential projects.
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Indianapolis Real Estates Board
Indiana University Names New Business Bureau Manager
Blooming ton Ind June 11 Edwin J Kunst a Chicago commerce school graduate has been chosen to lead the Indiana University Business Research Bureau in Indianapolis succeeding Charles Benzel who resigned to join a Milwaukee store.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Edwin J. Kunst
Commerce School
University of Chicago
Indiana University Business Research Bureau
Indianapolis
Charles Benzel
Milwaukee
Wis
Ocean Flight Delayed by Fog and Rain
St John's Newfoundland June 11 foggy rainy weather hindered the Friendship season start for England as Trepassey Bay remained shrouded in mist Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon grew restive over the delay while New York reports said Mabel Bell prepared for a separate trans Atlantic departure.
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United Press
ST. John’s
N. F
England
Trepassey Bay
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
New York
Mabel Bell
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WFBM
Indianapolis Indiarpolis Power and Light Company
Advier
Ronrills Laboratories
D. S
Indianenous Ster
Farm Flashes
Baldwin Piano Company
Fred Morris
Columist
Indianapolis Star
Ennys Tyson
Mondaya Klub
Skouras Publix Theaters
Hoosier Athetic Club
International Bible Students’ Association
Beard
Brunswick Horn
Pearson Piano Company
Rest
Gock
Falcon's
Dr. Des Moines
Bill and Jane
Zameid
Schszectady
van Curler
NBC_ Red
Eeene Denver
Calgary
Vvox
Meeker
Atlanta
Des Moines
Denver—Reese School
WFI
Meyer’s
KPO
San Francisco
ONRE
Edmonton
Edgar
Byyots
Her
Tawiillami
AYREA
Cuk and
HS Kidends
Lima
Senator McFaddle
MEA
Watson
Regu
Pat
Gemma
Martin
Mats
Barry
GiveNn Tubes
Sam
Sam Howey
Drivia
Animal Protective League
Axlungu
Aklungu
Bv Jane
Z & Nice
Rollin & Emporium
Mrs.snoop
Why
Bruce Dangerfield
Mours
Great Ocean
John Harrison
Harrison
Toreigh Reneral Poresanton
Rudolph Diesel
Vayler
Bruce
Rascal
Bessey
Braucher
Conright
Pacific Fliers
Air Mail
Navy Camp Head
WKBF
Indianaipolis
Hoosier Athletic Club
Charles Koehring
Brunswick Pantatrope
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Julius C. Walk & Son
E-Z Bake Milling Company
Indians
Washington Park
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