Aviation fares rise to seven cents a mile
Airlines push passenger rates higher after months of reductions. T A Maddux first increased rail plus Pullman to seven cents a mile, Aviation Corp followed, American Airways plans July 1 rise to seven cents. Officials cite losses at rail plus Pullman prices despite full loads.
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Times Special
Washington
T. A. T.maddux
Aviation Corporation
American Airways
Drederick G. Coburn
The
Erle Halliburton
St. Louis
Ft. Worth
Indianapolis T A T lines report no loss after fare rise
Indianapolis officials of the T A T lines say the 7 cent fare raised on June 15 shows no appreciable drop in passenger traffic and the company is operating without loss on the new schedule. D A McConnell, local agent for Embry-Riddle air mail and passenger lines, made a similar statement.
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Indianapolis
T. A. T. Lines
D. A. McConnell
Embry-Riddle Air Mail
Indianapolis Times
TIMES
Hoosier Goodwill air tour officials change pilots
Mars Hill Airport and Embry-Riddle passengers bound for Cincinnati include H L Smith of 710 North Riley Street. Chicago bound riders are W L Stanton Otto Illinois and Robert Dreiske Ravina Illinois. Captain H Weir Cook of Curtiss-Wright Flying Service Indiana leaves to join the Hoosier Goodwill airplane tour at Michigan City. Ralph Brooks Hoosier airport representative on the Goodwill tour stops en route from Terre Haute to Lafayette and is replaced at the controls by Robert Shank Hoosier airport president who will pilot the ship for the rest of the tour accompanied by Mrs Shank and her sister Mrs J B Seay.
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Mars Hill
Embry-Riddle
Cincinnati
H. L. Smith
Riley Street
Chicago
W. L. Stanton
Otto
Ill
Robert Dreiske
Ravina
H. Weir Cook
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Indiana
Hoosier
Michigan City
Ralph Brooks
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Robert Shank
Shank
J. B. Seay
Aerial circus planned at Mars Hill airport by Indiana guard
The Thirty-eighth aviation Squadron supported by the Indiana national guard and Curtiss-Wright Flying Service of Indiana announced plans for a July 4 aerial event at Mars Hill airport. The program features an aerial attack on a miniature fort, airplane races, and stunts by army and commercial pilots. Lieutenant Paul A. Zartman led the briefing with details from a Chamber of Commerce meeting attended by Captain H. Weir Cook and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hill
Thirty-eighth
Indiana National Guard
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Indiana
Paul A. Zartman
National Guard
Army
Chamber of Commerce
H. Weir Cook
Curtiss-Wright
Matt G. Carpenter
Norman Metzger
Weather summary for nine in clear air
At 9 a m west wind eight mph temperature 73 degrees and sea level pressure 29.94 inches. Ceiling unlimited visibility ten miles and field conditions good.
Radio Schedule for Indianapolis Station WFBM Friday Morning
An OCR filled with time slots lists day programs on WFBM 1230 AM in Indianapolis. It catalogs shows from Aunt Sammy hour to church federation broadcasts, music features, theatre interludes, and occasional local notices across a morning to afternoon sequence.
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights on WLW Cincinnati
Friday program guide lists top o morning segments with NBC and Pacific hour blocks. Morning devotion by Dad Secener. Homemakers and Prosernsive education segments. Various music, organ, and vocal solo slots. Town and country and matinee players feature later in the day.
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Jens Man
NBC
Bie
Dad
Secener
Pacific Hour
Eer Lice
Radio Dial Twisters and Orchestra Lineup Across Networks
A late evening radio schedule lists NBC and CBS time slots featuring orchestras and bands across Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland and Kansas City. Notable names include Rolfe's orchestra WTMJ WSM WHAS WJR and Nuzzo's Gibson orchestra with weekly dance music and midnight club segments.
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NBC_System
B. A. Rolfe
WTMJ
WSM
WHAS
WJR
Detroit
WMAQ
Chicago
KYW
Nuzzo
Stone
WBBM
WFAA
Dallas
Jones
Prevorius
WOW
Omaha
WTAM
Cleveland
WIMS
Milwaukee
Straight
WIR
Bergin
WDAP
Kansas City
Nighthawk Frolic
KSTP
St. Paul
WLW
Cincinnati
Gibson Orchestra
the Owl Car
Ey Abeta
Wayne King
NBC
Nat' 1
WENR
KTHE
Hot Springs
Arlington
WDAF
Owl Lines Service Cut Spark Petition to Abandon
Residents file a petition arguing the owl bus service from 12 30 a m to 5 a m on the New York Brightwood and River routes is financially unviable. The claim contends revenue from the three late night lines is too small to justify continued operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl
New York, Brightwood and River
Daring aviator rescues 120 marooned in far north
Captain Wop Fay, veteran Canadian flyer, lands at Smith in the Peace River district Alberta with emergency supplies, ending a weeks long attempt by homeseekers to reach a settlement. Rainblocked roads and washed out bridges forced a perilous trek and telegraph outage. Fay's arrival Thursday night averted starvation for 120 people.
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United Preas
Edmonton
Alta
Far North
Wop Fay
Smith
Peace River
Alberta
Fay
Fishing the Air with Rudy Wiedoeft on Fleischmann Hour
Saxophonist Rudy Wiedoeft appears as guest of his pupil Rudy Yalle in the Fleischmann hour heard on WGN WHAS WTAM and NBC network at 6 p m Thursday. The United States Marine Band under Captain Taylor Branson will play from the Selwyn Theater Washington DC at 6 30 p m on WABC and CBS.
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Ira D. Stanley
Dwight L. Moody
WHAS
NBC
Rudy Wiedoeft
Rudy Yallee
Fleischmann
WGN
WTAM
United States Marine Band
Taylor Branson
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Selwyn Theater
Washington, D. C
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Acts
Afternoon announcements and news flashes lead into town topics and studio diner ensemble. Mormon sales branch, thrift, and shoe cobblers appear before The ones Nuts-te-Teers and Earl's piano. Peek's diamon jubilee, Broad Ripple tea matches, Jimmy Boyer, harp select, Sherman Inn orchestra, organ recital, and sign off conclude the broadcast.
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Mormon Sales
Earl
Peek
Jimmy Boyer
Sherman Inn Orchestra
Cinn cinnati City Manager Dykstra Featured In Evening Program
A schedule listing 4:00 German lesson through 12:20 Benrus time announcements. Highlights include the welcome of Clarence A. Dykstra as Cincinnati city manager, plus performances by McCormack’s Fiddlers, Dave Bernie’s orchestra, Castle Farm orchestra, and other acts.
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Senatary Hawkins
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
McCormack
Radio Dog Club
Glenn Adams
Clarence A. Dykstra
Cincinnati
Maxwell Hour
NBC
Crimelights
Hollingsworth Hall
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Floyd Gibbons
Literary Digest
Sonneteers
Dave Bernie
Castle Farm
Melville
Hotel Gibson
Nighttime Radio Schedule Across Cities and Networks
Radio listings detail programs across Chicago and other cities with times from 6:30 P M to 10 P M. Entries include orchestras, bands, talk shows, variety hours, and NBC system transmissions. Stations such as WJZ KDKA WGN WLS WMAQ and WSBM are listed with programs including brass bands, musical features, Broadway Lights, arabesque, and travelogues.
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NBC
B. A. Rolfe
WJZ
KDKA
WJR
KYW
Wis
Tages Chicago
Oatsville
Chicago
Columbia
Fred’k
Wile
WFBM
Marine Band
WLS
WMAQ
Columbia—Arabesque
NBC System
WSBM
WSAI
WGN
Chicago—Nighthawks
UK Orchestra
WCKY
Chicago—Brass Band
Unbreakable Records Go On Sale In Local Shops
Flexible, shatter-proof Durium records arrive in stores today. Sized like standard discs, they are lighter and amber colored with one usable side and a cardboard back. Made by Durium Products Corp from formulas by Dr. Hal T. Beans of Columbia University, the records resist cracking and scratching from needles.
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Durium
Durium Products Corporation
Hal T. Beans
Columbia, University
Five Applicants Pass CPA Examination Granted Certificates
Five applicants who passed the May 14 CPA exam have been granted state certificates. The new CPAs are Fred E. Hill of 1220 West Twenty-sixth Street, Frank Carlton of Hammond, Andres L. Peterson of Ft. Wayne, Mark Schriner of East Chicago, and George R. Beeler of Ft. Wayne.
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Certified Public Accountants
Fred E. Hill
West Twenty-sixth Street
Frank Carlton
Hammond
Andres L. Peterson
Ft. Wayne
Mark Schriner
East Chicago
George R. Beeler
Thursday Night Radio Highlights Span NBC and Columbia Lineups
The schedule lists NBC WEAF programs at 6 9 and 7 30 with Fleischmann hour Dutch guest Rudy Wiedoeff and the United States Marine Band. RCA hour features Russian works to WHAS WTAM and NBC affiliates. Broadway Lights on KDKA WCKY NBC network at 8 PM. Emery Deutsch directs Dream Boat on Columbia at 9 PM.
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NBC
WEAF
Fleischmann
Rudy Wiedoeff
Columbia
United States Marine Band
Martha Washington
WFBM
WJZ
Columbia—Kodak
Emery Deutsch
Columbia Broadcasting System
Man Drops 19 Pounds Fat With Kruschen Salts Ad
A man, formerly 60 pounds overweight, credits Kruschen Salts with renewed vitality and a 19 pound fat loss. He started taking a half teaspoon daily, felt more energetic, walked more, and enjoyed activities again. Advertisement notes price 85 cents a bottle and availability at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores.
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America
Kruschen
Hook
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A.M. Ee
Eto Unlimited Club
Aunt Sammy Hour
Moon Farm Community Network
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WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Church Federation
Spare Art
Kinert
Ian
Homer Cagee
Lyric Theater
Ders and
Becker
Girl Peace Three
Jgs
Pied Piper
Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor
Marott Trio
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Yhursday
Thurman Rice
Ae Rhearie
the Gauchos
White Lee
Gasoline Pi
Kodak
Federal Radio Commission
Scrappy Lambert
Midnight Melodies
Weather
WGN 38
Eo Ben Russo
ASK
Columbians
WCCO
WSB
Pabst Memories
Columbia—Radio Forum
WERC
Old King Coal
Coluumbia
WCAO
Mike and Herman
WGY
Schenectady
Kenmore Orchestra
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hunery Five
WBT
WFLA
Conoco Adventures
KWK
WMA
Dan
Sylvia
Albertis
Pittsburgh
Denny
Goldkette
Nighthawks
Amos
Andy
WHAB
Unbreakable Music Records
Reezone
S.S.S
Rewesas Uwenewene
Aoey Lewegh
Friedemann
Jack Frost
RCA
Muriel Pollock
Vee Lawnhurst
Rachmaninoff
Times Office
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Maryland St
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Apt
Scripps-Howard
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