Radio interference plagues Rushville on three day survey
Indianapolis Times engineer William A. Jacoby reports widespread radio interference during a three day Rushville survey. He organized the Rushville Radio Listeners League with C. Drake elected president. Indiana Central Traction Co equipment and power lines feeding homes cause most issues with damp weather and grounded circuits creating noise and reception loss.
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Rushville
William A. Jacoby
Indianapolis Times
Jacoby
Radio Listings Spark 9 Tonight with NBC and Columbia Programs
The Apollo theater program on WKBF features Mal Hallett and his Way Down East orchestra with Arthur and Morton Havel at 9 p m Italian melodies lead Neapolitan Nights on NBC Tuesday at 5 p m A Rimsky Korsakoff excerpt Brightens Slumber hour on NBC at 9 p m Clicquot Club Eskimos dance tunes on NBC at 8 p m Flying Stories Aviation News debuts on Columbia Tuesday at 6 30 p m Bob Haring leads incidental music A Prophylactic Orchestra program with Gene Rodemich on NBC at 6 30 p m Washboard Blues from the Prophylactic orchestra on NBC at 6 30 p m Williams Dilomatics play popular dance melodies on NBC at 8 p m Mathilde Harding and Sergei Kotlarsky perform Tuesday at 6 15 p m over Columbia Music by Fastwood Lane Crap Shooter featured A Vallee choruses dance program under Phil Spitalny at 8 30 p m The Little Lost Child featured on Daguerreotypes over Columbia at 6 p m Andy Sannella solos over NBC at 5 10 p m The overture to Ruslan and Ludmilla opens Voice of Columbia at 8 p m Tuesday Was Captain Kidd a pirate or honest man raised in Soconyland Sketch over NBC at 5 30 p m Goldman presents excerpts from Tannhauser on NBC at 6 p m
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WKBF
Mal Hallett
Way Down East
Arthur
Morton Havel
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bob Haring
Mathilde Harding
Fastwood Lane
Sergei Kotlarsky
Captain Kidd
NBC
Eastern Star State Sessions Open in Indianapolis
A reception at Simpson M. E. church welcomed more than 150 officers and delegates for the forty first Indiana Order of Eastern Star session. The convention continues through Thursday at Trinity hall with programs including a Walker theater party and a Wednesday musical program. Local matrons sponsoring the event include Mima Woods Pearl Fisher Genevieve Carr and Sara Buckingham. Alphonso Kimbrough is grand patron. Meanwhile church events and obituaries fill out community notes.
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Indiana Order of Eastern Star
Mima Woods
Trinity Hall
Twenty-first Street
Boulevard Place
Bettie D. Wilkes
Order
Pearl V. Fisher
Union Chapter
Walker
Pearl Fisher
Genevieve Carr
Sara Buckingham
Alphonso Kimbrough
W. E. Grubbs
New York
Europe
Italy
Germany
France
Scotland
England
Grubbs
International Educational Association
N. E. Joseph
Antioch Baptist Church
Lula Mason
Estell Small
Fitzhugh-Valentine School of Music
Mt. Paran Baptist Church
Worldwide Guild
FE. J. Bell
Charles H. Bell
Radio Schedule Chaos Delights Early Evening List
Cincinnati and national stations air a dense line up from 4:00 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. featuring parol band, Dutch Master Minstrels, Henry Thies orchestra, Amos ’n’ Andy, and NBC-Columbia network exchanges. The schedule lists many cities including WGY WDAF WLW KYW KDKA WMAQ WSB WGN and more with varied programs and times.
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Melville Ray
Henry Fillmore
Mike
Radio Hound
Henry Thies
Los Amigos
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Kentucky Serenaders
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WDAF
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KDKA
WMAQ
WSM
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Atlanta
Pomar Orchestra
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WLW
Columbia Network
Voice of Columbia
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Eskimos Orchestra
WIR
Detroit
Manuel Girls
Syncomatics
Novelty
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WBBM
Chicago
Kansas City—Tank
WGN
Chicago—Lumber Dealers
Schenectady—Concert Orchestra
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Spitalny
Kansas City
Cook Boys
Chicag Idkette
Nighthawks
WJR
Detroit—News
Amos ‘N’ Andy
WMAG
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Panico
KMOX
St. Louis
WCCO
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Amos
Andy
Dream Ship
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Des Moines
Air Playhouse
Graystone Group
Dance Orchestra
WAPI
Eka
ABC Network
Philharmonic
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WIL
WRHM
WENR
AJR
Diensberger
Community notices and church events on local calendar
Church and civic groups announce meetings, plays, sermons, rallies and registrations. Mrs Bertha Dorsey chairs temple directors with funds raised for Sisters of Charity temple. A playlet The Rummage Sale at Simpson M E church. Preaching by Dr J R Bowen in Mt Paran Baptist Church. A man’s meeting at the Indiana Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs venue. Ward delegates named for July East Chicago parley. Summer program registration July 1 at Phyllis Wheatley W C A. Casts and bottle talent at local theaters.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Aid
Ollie Johnson
E. A. White
Woman's Missionary Society
the Witherspoon Presbyterian Church
Ida May Miller
Mary Phillips
J. R. Bowen
Chattanooga
Tenn
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C. H. Bell
Indiana Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
North Capitol Avenue
F. B. Ransom
Frank Fowler Brown
Wallace Woolfolk
East Chicago
Helen Jefferson
Fannie Larue
Phyllis Wheatley
Charlotte Cox
Gertrude Gamlin
R. K. Smith
J. Harold Brown
C. A. Lewis
Chicago
Lewis
John Lewis
Indianapolis World
Fred D. Harris
Cleveland
Hayes Carlisle
West Twenty-seventh Street
Day Programs on WFBM Channel Listings
Indianapolis 1230 schedule for Wednesday lists Pep Unlimited Club at 7 00 to 9 00 and CBS programs with Ida Bailey Allen WABC musical comedy Modulations and Martucci's orchestra. includes a federal radio commission silence period and library history segment plus market and weather updates.
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Walt
Ida Bailey Allen
CBS
Sammy
Martucci
Federal Radio Commission
Interference at Walker Theater Aakes Screen Drama
Interference at the Walker Theater offers an all-talking hour of entertainment with William Powell and Evelyn Brent in top form. The plot unfolds after a cathedral memorial service as Powell, believed dead, appears and is pursued by Brent through scenes of past romance and unresolved affection.
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Doris
Sir John Marley
Miss Brent
Powell
Evelyn
Marley
Marleys
Walker
Farina
Our Gang
William Powell
Evelyn Brent
City Stations Schedule From Indianapolis Station
A list of radio broadcasts and times for an Indianapolis station detailing programs from 4:15 pm to 9:00 pm including dramas, news, concerts, CBS features, weather, and late news bulletins. Specifics include Arthur J. Bernault drama, WFBM concert ensemble, Cellar Knights, Silent by order, Drs Geld Paul Whiteman hour, Voice of Columbia, Irish and Gordon piano duo, and Apollo theater.
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Jim
Walt
WFBM
Cellar Knights
CBS
Federal Radio Commission
Drs . Geld
Paul Whiteman
Voice of Columbia
Irish and Gordon
Longine
Julius C. Walk
Auto Census Denied by Center Township Assessor
Frank D. Brattain, Center township assessor, denied deputies are canvassing homes to find unlisted car registrations. He said information will come from the secretary of state and checks will be made against official lists.
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Frank D. Brattain
Center Township
North Side
Brattain
Secretary of State
Clinic Hero Dying After Gas Inhalation Rescue
Patrolman Ernest Staab who saved twenty one people in the Cleveland clinic disaster collapsed from gas inhalation and is fighting for his life in St Johns hospital. He had earlier recovered from injuries and was discharged two weeks ago before a renewed collapse. In Anderson Indiana private Lowell Alley on furlough was killed when contacting a high tension power line.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ernest Staab
Cleveland Clinic
St. John’s Hospital
Staab
Anderson
Ind
Lowell Alley
United States Army
Camp Clark
Tex
Farmer Chesley Chambers Killed by Lightning
Times Special reports Chesley Chambers a 57 year old farmer south of Bloomington was struck and killed by lightning while plowing corn. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Hoover Nears Eight Farm Board Picks Amid Revolving Fund
President Hoover is nearing final selection of eight members for the new federal farm board to administer a 150 million dollar revolving fund for agricultural relief. Names under consideration include Charles Robertson, William Jardine, Samuel McKelvie, and American Farm Bureau’s Thompson amidst regional contest among wheat belt states.
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Herbert Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Hoover
Charles Robertson
Los Angeles
William M. Jardine
Samuel McKelvie
Nebraska
Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Minnesota
South
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Stimson's Wild Goat Faces Deportation
William Hamilton Bones a wild Hawaiian goat linked to Henry L. Stimson drifts in San Francisco harbor as the agriculture department weighs quarantine rules. The goat, partly owned by Stimson and Captain Eugene Regnier, could be sent back to Manila unless a decision is made. Suitable quarters await in Washington if allowed.
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William Hamilton Bones
Henry L. Stimson
San Francisco Harbor
Governor-General's Palace
Manila
Agriculture Department
Stimson
Eugene Regnier
Regnier
Retiring Michigan President Seeks Divorce
Dr. Clarence Cook Little, retiring president of the University of Michigan, filed for divorce from his wife Katherine in Washtenaw County circuit court last week. He will soon begin cancer research near Bar Harbor at Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory. The couple married in 1911 and have four children.
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United Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Katherine
Washtenaw Circuit
Little
Mt. Desert
Roscoe
Littles
Letters Cause Divorce in Michigan Court
Minnie Secord testified in Jackson circuit court that her husband Charles Secord refused to work so he could write to twenty women he met through a matrimonial correspondence club. The couple, married September 1889, seek a divorce.
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Preea Jackson
Mich
Minnie Secord
Charles Secord
Mortality in Wayne: Blind farmer killed by car near home
J C Mills a blind farmer living west of Wayne Indiana was struck and killed on a road in front of his farm by an automobile driven by Norman Kohlepp of Louisville Kentucky. The incident occurred June 25.
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Ad Wayne
Ind
J. C. Mills
Here
Norman Kohlepp
Louisville
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