Great Circle Line to Open Daily Transcontinental Air Rail
New York and Boston will be linked to the southwest oil fields and Pacific coast by the Great Circle Line, Ameri cas first daily transcontinental air rail service operated with New York Central and Atchison railroads. The route, opening Saturday, spans New York to Cleveland, Cleveland to Garden City Kansas, and Garden City to Los Angeles, with Chicago and Kansas City as stops. An extra daily run from Kansas City to Tulsa via Wichita and Oklahoma City will connect eastern and western flights. Tentative fares range from 153.28 to Tulsa to 156.28 to Oklahoma City, with transcontinental tariffs around 235. The scheme enables same-day connections at Kansas City and Cleveland for Oklahoma arrivals or departures.
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Fn Times &Pe v
New York
Boston
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Universal Aviation Corporation
New York Central
Atchison, Topeka & San Fe
Theervice
Ceveland
Cleveland
Garden City
Kan
Kansas City
Tulsa
Wichita
Fonea City
Oklahoma City
Cnst
Oklahoma
Oust Radio Noise With Line Filter Across Power Feed
An article explains that radio interference from AC powered sets often travels back along power lines. A line filter using two 2-MF 400-volt condensers, air core chokes, and proper grounding can reduce disturbances when tuning out fails. Installation details include placement away from the receiver and mounting in a grounded metal box.
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W. A. Jacoby
Indianapolis Times
Radio program and contact notes for listeners
Instructions for radio reception help are given with Riley 5551 contact hours from 4 to 5 p m except Sunday. The Phantom of the Coal Fields will narrate a True Detective Mysteries story on WFBM and CBS Thursday at 7 p m. Folk songs by Carson Robison and Victor Herbert tunes on NBC Thursday at 7 p m. Jules Brand hosts NBC at 8 30 p m and Mildred Hunt joins Broadway Lights on NBC at 7 30 p m.
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Times
Riley
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting System
Carson Robison
Victor Herbert
Veedol
NBC
Jules Brand
National Broadcasting and Concert Bureau
Mildred Hunt
Hoover Sentinels
Duke
CBS
United Symphony Orchestra
Julius C Welk
Pluto Radio Review
Order
Federal Radio Commission
Indiana
Julius C. Walk
City of Indianapolis Ford monoplane to lead cross country route
Transcontinental Air Transport plans to christen a large tri motor named City of Indianapolis. H Weir Cook announces the ship will fly in for the ceremony next Thursday. Test runs and the line inauguration are scheduled for July 8 with Cook in charge of passenger arrangements.
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Indianapolis
H. Weir Cook
Curtiss Flying Service of
Indiana
Cook
Louisville
Capitol Airways
Lloyd Turpin
Harold Preston
Capitol Airport
Chicago
Embry-Riddle Air Mail
Hugh S. Martin
Drexel Boulevard
Yellowstone National Park
John Stewart
Embry-Riddle
Moline
Til
H. McGee
St. Louis
Columbus
Curtiss
Mars Hill
Texas Lieutenant Flies 2087 Miles in One Day
In San Antonio June 13 Lieutenant H Taylor of Kelly Field, a former Texas ranger, flew 2087 miles in a single day in a Curtiss pursuit plane. He circled from San Antonio to El Paso Ft. St. Okla Galveston Laredo Brownsville and back, to test daily distance for regular service aircraft.
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Tre
San Antonio
Tex
Texas Rangers
H. Taylor
Kellyfield
Texas
Taylor
Texas Ranger
el Paso
Ft. St. Okla
Galveston
Laredo
Brownsville
Kelly Field
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen Report
Police report lists stolen vehicles and owners including J. M. Bunch of 3111 East Twenty third street Chevrolet coupe 746 400 Roosevelt avenue and Station street. R. F. Hughes 1202 North Capitol avenue Ford roadster 79 614 St. Joseph and Meridian streets. Sidney Mahalowitz 4364 Guilford avenue Buick coach 93 519 Capitol avenue and Ohio street. J. S. Stretsberg 1872 Shelby street Ford roadster 731 510 Virginia avenue and Prospect. Thomas King 844 North Dearborn Street Ford touring 83 570 West Washington street near baseball park. L. Patton 962 North Sheffield avenue Ford touring 73 844 Walnut street and Senate avenue.
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J. M. Bunch
Twentythird Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Station Street
Burton Wilson
Benjamin Harrison
Senate Avenue
Market Street
R. F. Hughes
Capitol Avenue
St. Joseph
Meridian Streets
Thomas King
Dearborn Street
Washington Street
NBC and CBS Radio Shows Highlight Thursday Night Schedule
The NBC and CBS networks present a lineup including Maria Urenko coloratura soprano and The Overture to Mozart’s The Impresario, with Slumber Music at 9.0 PM on NBC. Also featured are Uncle Bob Wilson and the Grennan Bakers, Hoover Sentinels, Arabesque hour play, Frank Black piano improvisations, Mennen Men dance songs, Lehn and Fink Serenaders, and Lindy World cruise with Maria Kurenko touring Spain on Thursday night.
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Mozart
NBC
Bob Wilson
Grennan Bakers’ Club
NBC Chicago
Seiberling
Frank Black
Lindy
Madame Maria Kurenko
Spain
Boys Give Opera A Burlesque On The Mikado
Christchurch choir boys stage a burlesque operetta in the church auditorium to raise funds for a summer camp. The show features a mixed cast with racial caricature, includes a reorganized libretto based on local politics, and a travel component to Celina Ohio with Chester L. Heath as choirmaster and organizer.
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Choir Boys of
Christchurch
Church Auditorium
Choir Boys
Gilbert and Sullivan
Mikado
Aul
L. Ko-Ko
Lord Ecutioner
Robert Schuman Poo
Alexander Arthur Yum
Jdetome Cohn Pitti
Maurice Fowler Beep
Katicha
John Freeman
Chester L. Heath
Celina, O
Rebels Lose Cristero Stronghold in Coatecoman
Seven thousand federal troops entered Coatecoman, capturing what the government called the last Cristero stronghold with no resistance from rebels who fled toward the hills. The development marks a major advance in the government campaign.
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Mexico City
Coatecoman
Indiana Fish Season To Open Sunday As Bass Crappie Featured
Indiana officials announce open season for game fish starts Sunday under George N. Mannfeld of the fish and game division. Species listed include large and smallmouth bass silver bass crappie rock bass bluegill red-eared sunfish and yellow perch.
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Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Radio schedule notes and programs for WERM and WEEF stations
The listing outlines WERM Indianapolis schedule with CBS programs, music segments, and weather, plus WEEF Hoosier Athletic Club lineup. It details late news bulletins, safety and motor club programs, studio hours, boxing, and dance music blocks at various times.
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Hoosier Motor Club
Will C. Hitz
Day Programs on WFBM Schedule Highlights Local Broadcast
Indianapolis power and light company air schedule lists morning and afternoon programs from 7:00 to 15:20 with musical segments talk features weather reports stock updates and a 7:45 baseball game Cincinnati versus Brooklyn and a later NBC network lineup including Farm and Home and Household Institute programs.
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A.M
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Orpheus Trio
Maro Musicale
Tack
Gene
Hotel Gibson
NBC
WSB
Atlanta
U. of Ga
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cyclist 70.18 Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
Henry Reisner 70 New Palestine died at 6 30 p m in St Francis hospital from internal injuries after his bicycle turned into a car driven by William F Lowenstein 40 of 2946 College Ave near Julietta An inquest by Coroner Dr C H Keeger found the collision unavoidable witness Clifford Benning said the bike turned directly in front of the auto Reisner bachelor lived with brother William E Reisner Rural Route 2 Box 56 New Palestine also noted other accident victims including Mrs Mae Bundran critically injured and Raymond Niesel seriously hurt in separate incidents nearby
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Henry Reisner
New Palestine
St. Francis Hospital
William F. Lowenstein
College Avenue
Julietta
C. H. Keeger
Lowenstein
Reisner
Clifford Benning
East Sixteenth Street
Feisner
William E. Reisner
O. L. Dietch
Oliver Avenue
Bertha Ownes
West Ohio Street
Harding Street
West Bay Street
Mae Bundran
Everett, Street
City Hospital
Dietch
Bundran
Raymond Niesel
Sixty-second
Lafayette Road
Flacksville
Ind
Harry Snider
G. A. Coble
New Augusta
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Aviation
Pacific
U. A. C. Line
WLW
Glad Girls
Polly
Anna
Grennan
Crosley Macone
Lehn and Fink
Mennen Men
Hollingsworth Hall
Henry Thels
Crosley Review
EKPRC
Houston
Columbia
United States Marine Band
WBBM
WCAH
Columbus—Watchtower
NBC System
WGY
WLS
Chicago—Farm Forum
Ben Bernie
KYW
Columbia Network
WOWO
WHE
WFEM
WGN
Seiberling Singers
WGR
Ium
Sleepy Water Program
KDKA
WMAQ
George Olsen
Tide Mangelodians
Halsey Stuart
WMC Nee
Atwater Kent
Libby
WHAS
Chicago—News
WCCO
Minnespolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Harmony
Amos
Andy
WSM
Nashville
Nighthawks
Schenectady
Orzan
WIR
Detroit
N’ Andy
Penica
Bernie's
Wenr
Westphal Orchestra
Chicago—Dance Orchestra
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Long
WSE
Orean
Vanudeville
WGES
Paradise
WTMJ
Milwaukee
WDAF
WDAPF
Nighthawk
KSTP
WJZ
WABC
Goldkette
Maria Urenko
Skouras
Anne
Billie
Lain Dow Iy
Marian Nixon
Sam Hardy
Frankie Darro
Charlie Davis
Fore
A. Counery
Talk of
Hollywood
Myrna Lor
Aline Doves
Zasa_ Pitts
Richard Tucker
Paramount
Neil Hamilton
Doris Hill
Frederic March
Warner Oland
John Boles
Carlotta
Eporhal
Sammy Cohen
Jon Douglas Fairbanks
Iron Mask
Vitaphone
United Press
London
Howden
SLEY
Chicago Jewelry Co
E. Washington St
WERM
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Be Elington
Pen Unlimited Club
Fuller-Ryde
Cincinnate
WIZ
Hale Martins
WEAF
Household Institute
H. Reisner
Norma Crowe
Wayne Avenue
Earl Miller
St. Clair
Peek Eae Posal
Vilma Banky
Amuel Goldwyn
Alfred Santell
United Artists
Loew’s Palace Theater
Leavitt
Lockwood
Fun Makers
Fic
Fextra
THE
Tietore
Lois Moran
On the Hillbillies
Stesco
Keith
Regatone Avenue
Prospect Street
Hugo Zacchini
Monster
Sensation OF
Century
Clarks & Cade Drug Store
Claypool
Berkel Players
Motion Pictures
Dolores Costello
Vita
Movietone News
Beatur
India
American Legion
FOX Movietone
Mary Duncan
Edmund Lowe
Warner Baxter
Erat
Feng & Onitatak
Douglas McLean
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