WFBM 10 to Close for Two Months for Upgrades
WFBM will close Wednesday June 30 for two months and reopen August 30 with a 500 to 1000 watt transmitter. The studio moves to the ninth floor of the Indianapolis Athletic Club and a Severin hotel studio Liver. Program director Robert Miller plans broadcasts with leading dance orchestras for fall and winter. Merchants Heat and Light Company aims to boost Indianapolis broadcasting quality. The State Savings and Trust Company sponsors a program tonight 7 to 8 pm on Development of Indianapolis. ABohemian mine features a high aerial tramway of 15 000 to 17 000 feet, over five miles long.
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WFBM
Indianapolis
Tom Polk
The
Merchants Heath and Light Company
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Severin
Indianapolis Times
Robert Miller
Polk
Merchants Heat and Light Company
United States
State Savings and Trust Company
Foley Pills Promote Kidney Health For A Natural Old Age
Advertisement advises maintaining physical repair for a healthy old age and warns against kidney ailments. It promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant aiding kidney and bladder function, claiming reliability and satisfaction guaranteed.
Radio Programs Highlight Military and Arts Broadcasts
A survey of stations like WLS WJAR WSAI and KMOX lists varied offerings from violin performances piano contests and choral ensembles to orchestra exhibitions. Programs include a saxophone octet and a Duleimer recital along with farmer news and era stock updates.
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Ras
School of the Peek Ee Gsi
Tim
Chiefadelphia
Ignatius Smith
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Mus
Sympho
KPRC
Children's_ honor
KSD
Orcheses
KFH
KMOX
Nature League
States Army
WSAI
WTAG
WIAM
Silent Today and Orchestra and Concert Listings
Radio station listings show a mix of performers and programs across many networks. Mentions include orchestras vocal ensembles lectures and concerts with times such as afternoon slots and evening presentations. The page lists stations like WCAU WCX WEAF WHAR and WSM among others with varied musical acts and talk segments.
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WCAU
WCX
Senator Hassenpfeffer
WEAF
Wei
WWJ
KSD
WSAI
WOO
WCAP
WCCO
WLIB
Woc
WGR
WENR
WHB
WHO
WJJID
Gustavus Adolphus
Usic
WLIT
Monteo Artis
WMAQ
WLS
WMCA
WSM
WTAM
WBZ
WGHB
KOA
Stri Orand
Radio Schedule Dancing 7:30 to 12 Evening
The listing shows radio programs with dance segments and stations across the evening. Notable slots include 7:30 WHAS and 8:00 WAHG and WJAZ followed by 8:30 KFAB WJZ WSMB and 9:00 WGR WEAF WHO. Later hours feature 9:30 KMOX 10:00 KTHS WEBH and 11:00 WBBM WHO WJR with 11:45 WDAF and 12:00 WQJ.
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WHAS
WAHG
WJAZ
KFAB
WJZ
WSMB
WGR
WEAF
WHO
KMOX
KTHS
WEBH
WBBM
WJR
WDAF
WQJ
WHT
WMCA
KPRC
KSO
KYM
WBZ
Vocal
Ama Wcco
WCAU
Chestra
Woo—Theater
Wos
KFH
KFNF
KDKA
KSD
WCAE
WGN
WOATI
KFKX
KYW
WOC
KFI
WSM
Radio Schedules and Musical Highlights Amid Turbulent Shift
Fragmentary OCR shows radio listings across stations KFAB KMOX WMCA KOA and others with mentions of orchestras pianists vocalists and scores. Entries indicate varied programming times and acts though many words are garbled, offering a glimpse of a bustling broadcast day.
Radio Concert Listings and Evening Program Mix
Radio schedule fragment lists stations and times for music, talk, and entertainment across multiple networks. It mentions performers, programs, and events such as religious talks, studio dances, and a pontifical mass with Cardinal Hayes, reflecting a diverse broadcast lineup.
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Tertainers
Er Peitingt
Wea
Chemigrt ‘Association
Weau
WMCA
WOK
WOR
Orceshaben
Koa
KFI
Radio + teaien
Mowewe Club
Weete
Nighthawk Fergie
John Bonzano
Pati Cardinal Hayes
York
Congress
WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Co Schedule Evening Programs
The listing details a June 23 broadcast schedule from WFBM with 6:00 sports and stock market reports, 6:30 children's hour, 7:00 Indianapolis Athletic Club Orchestra under George Irish, 8:00 J. Rinehart program, 9:00 Mary Traub Busch, 9:00 Wheeler City Mission, and 9:30 Charlie Davis and his orchestra from the Hotel Vernon Roof Garden.
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Indianapolis News
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis Athletic Club Orchestra
George Irish
J. Rinehart
W. C. Brass Company
Mary Traub Busch
Wheeler City Mission
Charlie Davis
Hotel Verin
Stump Addresses Indiana Farm Tax Burden At Lake Wawasee
STUMP AT SYRACUSE By Times Special SYRACUSE Ind June 23 While the wealth of this country is doubled during the past five years the value of farms has depreciated 20000000000 Albert Stump Democratic nominee for the United States Senate pointed out in an address to the Indiana Telephone Association convention at Lake Wawasee Tuesday night One of the problems gravely disturbing the thought of America is the question of a just return to agriculture Thirty one per cent of Indiana s population live on farms but only from 8 to 12 per cent of the total income in Indiana is derived from farming At the same time farmers pay 28 per cent of all taxes.
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Syracuse
Ind
Albert Stump
United States Senate
Indiana Telephone Association
Lake Wawasee
America
Stump
Indiana
Tribute to Fortune Ten Years of Red Cross Service
A testimonial dinner honors William Fortune for ten years as chairman of the Indianapolis Red Cross Chapter. The event at the Indianapolis Athletic Club is on Thursday evening July 1, hosted by chapter directors. James L. Feiser, national vice chairman for domestic affairs, will attend representing the national organization.
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William Fortune
Indianapolis
American Red Cross
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Fortune
James L. Fieser
Red Cross
Medaryville man named wheat salesman for Indiana group
Claude M. Record of Medaryville has been selected by the Indiana Wheat Growers Association to act as wheat salesman. Record, former manager of Medaryville's farmers' cooperative elevator, succeeds J. P. Lackey who resigned and will move to Indianapolis at once.
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Claude M. Record
Medaryville
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Record
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator
J. P. Lackey
Indianapolis
Reerd
Furnace Firm Reports Strong Business Growth at Local Branch
Peninsular Furnace Company reports unusually good business at its 364 S Meridian branch. Branch manager A. A. Ellig notes extra workers for installation and repair, selling furnaces for modest and upscale homes. New furnace with duplex grate or triangular bar grate, large coal or wood intake, easy cleaning, and 40 to 48 inch casings boosts appeal. Special offers include no down payment until fall.
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Peninsular Furnace Company
S. Meridian J1
A. A. Eliig
Ellig
Heating Plants Are Specialty by Local Plumber
John H Gottemeller a plumber at 8830 Cornelius Ave has six years of specialty heating plant work and nineteen years repair plumbing experience. He installs hot water and steam systems with personal supervision and low charges. Notable projects include a heating system for W K Cooper at 3151 Washington Blvd and a Premier automatic heating plant for Bert K Thurman at 4802 Park Ave.
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Cornelius Ave
John H. Gottemeller
Gottemeller
W. K. Cooper
Washington Blvd
Bert K. Thurman
Park Ave
New English Tudor Exhibition House Opens on N Meridian St
Thousands visit the new exhibition house at 3909 N Meridian St by H L Simons. The residence features English Tudor exterior, ivory walls, Tiffany upstairs finishes, oriental rugs, galleries, and three car garage amid carefully coordinated rooms and period furnishings.
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Charming
New N. Meridian St
H. L. Simons
Meridian St
Making Home Ownership Real in Indianapolis
Maud Petermann, builder of 920 Garfield Ave, proclaims the joy of home ownership available to every man in Indianapolis. For years she has built modest four to five room houses financed to fit salaried workers, with small payments and minimal obligations.
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Indianapolis
Maud Petermann
Garfield Ave
Petermann
Build Your Own Home With Easy Payments
A speaker explains that with a small upfront sum a family can move into a home and have their children grow up in a stable home. If you own land, they will build and accept rent-like payments. if not, they will provide a lot to suit preferences.
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Rent Civic Realty Co
Delaware St
Lin
Transportation
Lincoln
Petermann
Illinois St
Riley
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Madison
Monument Place
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walkerton
Rochester
Indianapolis Union Station
Mass. Ave
Plate Road
R. C. Fiscus
Circle
Union Station
Main
Ee Radio
Central
KFDM
KLDS
WOI
WEBD
WFAA
WMC
WCAW
WWIAL
CNRO
WAIU
WFYI
WBBR
WHAZ
WHAR
WGBS
WIP
WRC
WREO
WADC
WBAL
Far West
KGO
KPSN
the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano CO
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Wilson-Stewart Music CO
North
Pennsylvania St
Bay Atwater Kent Radio
H. T. Electric Og
N. Capitol Ave
Sopra
Hestra
Sais Sippi
Antor
Lon Loncert
Orch
Dianis
KMA
Merchants Heat and Light Co
Address Telephone Association
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Central Station
Michigan Ave
Roosevelt Road
White Sox
St. Louis
Browns
J. N. Lemon
Busines Good
Floyd Peterman
Massachusetts Ave
Webster
Washington
Cornelius Avenue
Eiteljorg &. Moore
E. Market
Circle Theatre
Ayaa
Harrison
Railroad Men’s
Virginia Ave
Fletcher Ave. Savings & Loan Assn
East Market Street
F. E. Trosky
Aladdin
Stover
Pittsburg
Universal
Central Ave
Randolph
Escol
Ideal Heating Co
Dalby-Unger Construction Co
Merchants Bank
H. L. Danforth
Lew Shank
People’s Outfitting Company
West Washington Street
Shank
N. Tlinols &T
Speedway Lumber CO
Marion County
Herbert E. Hill
Belmont
L. G. Brightmire CO
N. Capitol
Lincorp
Nelson Building Company
Har
Puritan Finance Co
Brannum-Keene Lumber CO
Vonnegut
Hamilton Lumber
Maryland
Drexel
THORP
College
Peninsular Furnace
Ena
Peninsular Furnace Co
Meridian
Indianapolis Shade Co
Columbia Window
Irvington
New York
Brice
Amber Company
People’s Coal & Cement Co
E. 15Th St
BEN Davis Lumber CO
St. W.D
Haskett Lumber
OD Haskett Lumber Co
East
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