Radio Programs Thursday Listings Across Cities
Radio schedules list multiple stations with band numbers and programs. Mentions Omaha Des Moines Schenectady and Atlantic City music segments, plus talks and recitals across WJAR WCAW WBZ and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ominneapolis
Omaha
WGY
Schenectady
WCAE
WDAF
Baneag ty— “School_of the Air
New Tee
WSOF
Ner
WEWFI
Wsal
Woo
Atlantic City
Washinton
WBZ
Rin Agee Pane
Wey
Ooba
Acer Saeed
Visic
Cleveland
Radio Station Listings and Concert Broadcasts Across Major Cities
The program lists air time and station call signs for music broadcasts and live performances across hubs like New York Cleveland Cincinnati and Omaha. Entries include vocal orchestral and choral concerts with institutions and venues such as Panett Providence Waker orchestras and pedal concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wijy
New York
Jaew
Pyacyne Music
East Pittsh
New
Tarrytown
Cas
WREO
Lansing
Usic
Shenandoah— Choir
WBAP
Memas
WRW
RORA
East Pitts
WEAR
Cleveland
Gan
WEAF
Panett
WOC
Wers
WCAR
WHB
Kansas City
WHN
Providence— Orchestra
Wjy
New York- Orchestra
New York- Wa
Radio Listings Highlight National and Local Broadcasts
A dense schedule lists stations WEAF New York WJ Detroit WOC Davenport WCAL Minneapolis St Paul WEEI Boston WJAR Providence WFI Philadelphia WCAE Pittsburgh WGR Buffalo WSAI Cincinnati WLS Chicago and others. Program notes include Atwater Kent artists and H M S Pinafore performances, organ recitals, United States Marine Band, and Zion commencement exercises with local time zones noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Detroit
WOC
Davenport
WC Lo
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEEI
Boston
WJAR
Providence
WFI
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WGR
Buffalo
WSAI
Cincinnati
Atwater Kent Artists
WLS
Chicago
KTHS
Hot Springs
C. Ss. T
WRC
Washington
Wiz
WBZ
Springfield
WGY
Schenectady
United States Marine Band
WCBD
Zion
Zion Department of Music
Multiple Radio Network Listings Noted for City Programs
A fragmented schedule shows radio stations and city listings including WPG in Atlantic City with an 8 15 PM recital, WOI in Ames Iowa at 8 30 PM, WFAA in Dallas program times, WJZ in New York with Franks, WM in Memphis, WSMB in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atlantic City— Orchestra
WOI
Ames
Iowa
WFAA
Dallas
WJZ
Bayew York
Franks
Memphis
WSMB
New Orleans
Music Listings From Early Radio Schedule
Radio program listings include EKTHS in Hot Springs and WBZ in Springfield with hosts and titles such as Bringing the World to America. Other stations in New York Cleveland Cincinnati and Omaha present orchestras, concerts, and sunshine programs across the evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EKTHS
Hot Springs
WBZ
Springfield
America
WJZ
New York
Deauville
WEAF
New York— Orchestra
WEAR
Cleveland
WLW
Cincinnati— Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
Sunshine
WRC
Radio Schedule Snippet Lists Stations and Times
A fragment lists radio station call signs and broadcast times across cities including Washington Duste Philadelphia Hot Spring Ft Worth Elgin Schenectady San Antonio Hastings Los Angeles Oakland with orchestral and music programming noted. The snippet reads like an early 20th century station timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WIP
Philadelphia
KTHS
Hot Spring
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WCEE
Elgin
WGY
Schenectady
WOAI
San Antonio
KFEX
Hastings
KFI
Los Angeles
KGO
Oakland—Music
Silent Today and City Radio Listings Mixed Signals
Radio listings show multiple markets including New York Lockport Milwaukee Atlanta Dallas Des Moines Davenport Kansas City Los Angeles with various programs and orchestras. Entries list station call signs and times such as 10:15 PM and midnight across a fragmented schedule of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
WFAA
Dallas
Old Mill Eater
WHO
Des Moines
WOC
Davenport
WDAF
Kansas City
Olie
KFI
Jakland—Orchestra
KHJ
Los Angeles
Secretary Jardine Begins National Farm Education Broadcast
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine, former head of Kansas State Agricultural College, launches a national broadcasting venture to educate farmers, using his college leadership as the foundation for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
William M. Jardine
Kansas State
Agricultural College
Amateur radio pair claim 125 watt Earth halfway leap
E J Simmonds of Gerrard's Cross England and Charles Maclurcan of Strathfield Sydney Australia report a single jump covering 12500 miles. They exchanged three messages on low wavelengths at dawn Greenwich time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Artford
Conn
American Radio Relay League
E. J. Simmonds
Gerrard’s Cross
England
Charles Maclurcan
Stratfield
Sydney
Australia
Short Cuts For Soldering And Tuning In Tiny Spaces
Practical tips for improvised soldering using bus bar and cork stoppers. Instructions cover increasing antenna wavelength with a Chelten Midget condenser, non solder aerial connections with shellac and tape, aligning dials on tuners, and adapting rheostats by re drilling screw holes.
Dense three letter word puzzle with large sweep
A sprawling crossword clue set for a cross word puzzle titled today. It lists numerous 2 to 7 letter words with one eleven letter centerpiece and hints across and down entries. It ends with a world news blurb about RCA broadcasting across the Atlantic and Pacific from New Brunswick New Jersey and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans
The
Radio Corporation of America
New Brunswick
San Francisco
Amplification tweak lets you boost volume by tube removal
The technique works on many sets by unplugging the tube from the second stage socket during first stage amplification to raise volume. This simple adjustment alters gain and output, a workaround noted in vintage audio guidance.
Tryacting a Tungsten Bulb to Prevent Tube Blowouts
A suggestion to insert a twenty-five or fifty watt tungsten lamp in the B minus read line to stabilize current and prevent tube failures. The proposal uses a bulb as a protective device to absorb surge and reduce arcing risks in the circuit.
Detective Paul Ryan Brings True Detective Tales to WKRC
Cincinnati station WKRC plans a broadcast series featuring internationally known sleuth Paul A. Ryan. The program presents true detective episodes as bedtime stories for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKRC
Cincinnati
Paul A. Ryan
Major Radio Station WIR Plans Inaugural Broadcast in Pontiac
Edward H. Jewett touts newspaper men as best suited to steer WIR 5000 watt station in Pontiac Mich toward high public taste. Notables Campbell and Kirby ex-WWJ Detroit News men lead WIR direction as WLW's Stoess aids program planning and future broadcasts across several stations and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Edward H. Jewett
WJR
Howard E. Campbell
Corley W. Kirby
WWJ
Detroit News
Appeal Proves Costly for Sam Meko in Court
Sam Meko of 130 S Roena Ave appealed from city court to Criminal Court on drunkenness and driving while drunk and received a total fine of 20 dollars plus costs and forty days added to his sentence by Special Judge H B Pike. He was arrested again Monday on drunkenness and passing a street car discharging passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Meko
S. Roena Ave
Indiana State Farm
H. B. Pike
Meko
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WCCO
Wooc
WMC
N. Penn
H. T. Electric CO
N. Capitol Ave
Brunswick-Radiola
LDWIN
Carlin Music CO
E. Wash, ST
Radio Entertainment
Frank W. Wood
W. New York St
GLOBE
Indianapolis Music House
N. Fenn
Prune Ecords Brunswick Shop
Penn
Keith
Willard
Edie Battery Co
W. 11Th, St
Edie Branch No
W. Wash. St
Robertson Tire and Battery Co
Prospect and
Churchman Ave
42Nd, St
42Nd and
College Ave
Weidely Accessories Co
Meridian St
WOAT
WMAK
WCAY
WSUI
WHAZ
W4jjd
WBAV
WAHG
KSD
KOA
KFDM
Pwxx
WTAM
WSAC
Roscoe
Tnr
Moogan
Odan
Gerkne
Stanley
IM Watson Barber
Lester. Beasley
Watsons Barber Shop
NEA Service, Inc
Guaran Rately
Iezi'ev
Freckles
Bloosier
Liam
Wea
High Mountain
Persia
Beast
Science
Pip
World News Broadcast
le Goss
WIR
Dolgeville
N. Y
Carl Dannhauser
Pepita
Hutchins & Knight
Campbell MacRae
Isaac Riddel
David Peton
William Stoess
Fred Smith
Europe
Stoess
Smith
Alvin R. Plough
Hotel Gibson
Robert Stayman
Cincinnati Zoo
Cc. F. Archbold
United States
Westinghouse
KDKA
Archibald
WFBM
Berry
Barney Rapp
Victor Recording Orchestra
Ray Miller
Brunswick Orchestra
Paul Biese
Hollywood Orchestra
Vincent Lopes
Vanity Fair
Paul Whiteman
Leviathin
Westinghouse Station
KYW
Congress Hotel
Radio Science
Pioneer Station of the World
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