Baldwin Hour of Music Broadcast Tonight
The final Baldwin Hour of Music for summer broadcasts from the Baldwin Piano Company studio airs between 8 and 9 pm. Featured are Miss Ocle Higgins of Lebanon Indiana mezzo soprano James Hale tenor Thomas V Broad er baritone Clarence Weesner and Glenn O Friermood as accompanist. Higgins noted for a rich mezzo voice, Hatton and Broadstreet are local rising artists, all pupils of Glenn O Fhetwood.
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In Piano Company
Miss Ocle Higgins
Lebanon
Ind
James Hale
Thomas V. Breader
Clarence Weesner
Geiser
Glenn O O. Friermood
Miss Higgins
Butler College
James Hatton
Tom Broadstreet
Hatton
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Glenn O. Fhetwood
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Middle West
Glenn O. Fhermood
Baldwin Piano Company
Citizens' military training camps see oversubscription in Fifth Corps
In Columbus Ohio on June 28 Timea reports the Fifth Corps area has received one thousand more applications than the quota for military training camps. With camps opening July 7 and July 15, enrollment may exceed by about two thousand as more applications arrive.
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Timea
Columbus
Ohio
Fifth Corps
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
F. W. Glover
Bee causes auto crash in funny frolic
A bee flew into the front seat and stung Frank Crail in the face. He lost control of his auto, causing a head on collision with a heavy truck. The incident occurred June 28.
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Wy United Press Buts
Frank Crail
Radio Programs es Pr Meyer Concerts and Talks
A rundown of radio schedules across stations BU WBZ WCAP WEAF WJR WJ2 WMCA WOO with orchestras organ soloists science lecture and sports talk. Notable entries include Nature nature Quirks of Nature School of the Air and Davis Orchestra in varied time slots.
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WEAF
WBZ
WCAP
W. Weshington
WDAF
School of the Air
Radio Network Evening Schedule Highlights
The listing catalogs multiple stations and programs across the nation with times such as 6:15 P M and 6:30 P M. It notes musical performances orchestras soloists and clubs including Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs and the Boston area concert scenes. The fragment mentions personalities like Major Dent Atkinson and a variety of programs from children’s hours to safety talks.
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WOR
Newark Philharmonic
WRAY
WCCO
WGY- Oe
Iso
WJR
WTK
Yale
KPRC
KMOX
WBAL
Sandman
Circle
WGHP
WLIT
Weei—Musicale
WPG — Safety Takl
WSM
Foy
KFH
KFNF
WAHG
Major Dent Atkinson
Concert Lineup Across Stations and Ensembles
Radio and studio listings show baritone performances by WCAU and WCX, vocal and instrumental programs at WGHP WHB WLIT WMCA and others. Soprano and piano acts at WTIC KDKA and KSO appear alongside light opera, symphony orchestras, glee clubs, and a centennial program by WOO.
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WCAU
WCX
WGHP
Little Symhony
WHB
Sweeney’s
Wlit—Theater
WMCA
WOO
KPRC
Ramblers
KOA
Enor Chalfont
WBAL
Comporeta
WMAK
PRNY
Piani
WTIC
WOR
KDKA
KFU
KFNF
Pitty
KSO
Evening radio schedule includes sports and concert slots
On Monday June 28 broadcast blocks list 6:00 Sports and stock market reports from Indianapolis News 6:30 Children’s hour from Franklin Life Insurance 7:00 Concert at Circle Theater and 6:00 Baldwin hour 9:00 Firestone Corner gram three hours pro
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Indianapolis News
The
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Circle Theater
Baldwin
Firestone Cornergram
Radio Station Lineup Across Markets and Programs
A fragmented listing of radio stations and named programs including orchestras choirs and soloists across multiple outlets such as WCCO WJR WJZ WLIT WMAK WSUI WSM WFAA WEAF KOA KDKA KMOX WTAM and others. The notes mention orchestras ensembles choruses and vocalists with times like 8 30 P M and 9 00 P M along with miscellaneous acts and travelers. The mixed text resembles an early broadcast schedule or program digest with scattered references to performers and genre blocks.
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WCCO
University of Minnesotarogram
Eae
WJR
WJZ
WLIT
WMAK
W ‘Pg
WKRVA
Follore
WRNY
WSUI
WSM
WFAA
WEAF
WJAR
WCAP
WTAG
KSD
WTIC
WSAL
WEEI
WGR
WGHP
Little Symphony
WMC
WMCA
WOAI
WPG
WSMB
WTAM
Solois
KFKX
KMOX
KPRC
KMA
Travellum Brothers
KOA
WCAE
Messner Brothers
Chile
Eye Ene M
WBAP
Bam
Dan MikFi
Broadcast Schedules Listed by Time and Stations
A rundown of TV and radio air times across stations including KPRC WLIT KFAB WMCA KTHS WCAE WJZ WTAM WGR WRVA WAHG WIR WGHP and WDAF with sequential 30 minute blocks and end times.
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WLIT
KFAB
WMCA
KTHS
WCAE
WJZ
WTAM
WGR
WRVA
WAHG
WIR
WGHP
WDAF
Local Radio Listings Highlight Evening Music Acts
James Leversour presents WCAF entertainers with an orchestra and soloists Vito and Radio Five at 19239 P. 1 Sesp. Programs include violin and piano, string and vocal music, and a harmonica ukulele contest. Night features and local station schedules follow with WDAF night hawk frolic and other performances.
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James Leversour
WCAF
W —Vito
Radio Five
WJIR
Sesp
KFI
WBAP
WGHP
WHO
Orfan
WDAF
Debaters at Irvington Club Host Tonight Debate
Debaters at the Irvington Democratic Club house warming will face unknown topics with spectators serving as judges. Participants include Fred Dickerman versus Dr. Carl Winter and Cassius L. Hogle versus Thad Major among six matchups.
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Irvington
Fred Dickerman
Carl Winter
Cassius L. Hogle
Thad Major
James L. Kingsbury
Prof- Wood Unger
Charles L. Watson
United States
James E. Watson
Albert Stump
Edward Hecker
William D. Headrick
Samuel McGaughey
Charles Clark
Blonde star marries English actor Geoffrey Kerr
June Walker of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes wed English actor and playwright Geoffrey Kerr at noon Sunday in Chicago. Kerr, a member of the Divorcons company, prefers brunettes and discarded her titian wig for the ceremony.
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United Press
Chicago
June Walker
Geoffrey Kerr
Divorcons
Rench Elected Head of Clerks at Indiana Union Meet
O H Rench of Muncie was chosen president of the Indiana branch of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks at the twenty fifth convention held Sunday at the Chamber of Commerce He succeeds Charles H Strouse of Indianapolis Other officers named include Harry Hughes Louis Schrank Almont Williams Ollie Clayton E T Silvey O M Stevens and Earl Carr Resolutions urged legislation to improve working conditions and raise pensions The convention backed six hour night work equal to eight hours day and urged half holidays for those without Saturday afternoon off
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O. H. Rench
Muncie
Indiana
United National Association of Postoffice
Chamber of Commerce
Charles H. Strouse
Indianapolis
Harry Hughes
Crawfordsville
Louis Schrank
Seymour
Almont Williams
Marion
Ollie Clayton
Logansport
E. T. Silvey
O. M. Stevens
Kokomo
Earl Carr
Finance Committee
Gennett Realty Plans 500000 Preferred Stock Issue
A 500000 issue of preferred stock in the Gennett Realty Company tied to a group of properties of the Star Piano Company of Richmond was placed on the local market today.
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Eieee
Circle Company
Indiana Theater
Gennett Realty Company
Star Piano Company
Richmond
Polar Ice and Fuel Company Prepares for Summer Rush
Indianapolis ice supplier Polar Ice and Fuel Company reports 25,000 tons in storage and full capacity output daily under President Henry L. Dithmer. The firm claims low consumer costs averaging under 30 dollars yearly and uses a scoring machine to deliver precisely measured clear ice from distilled water, with Purdue University confirming very low bacterial counts. Polar operates three plants in Indianapolis, with thirty cash and carry stations, 100 delivery wagons and twenty seven trucks.
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Indianapolis
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
Henry L. Dithmer
Polar Company
Dithmer
Ithmer
Purdue University
Expert Truss Fitter Emphasizes Perfect Fit and Comfort
H E Zimmer of Meyer Kiser Building in Indianapolis, practicing since 1890, stresses that trusses must fit perfectly for comfort and function. He compares fitting to selecting glasses from an expert and notes listening to customer suggestions improves service. He also offers surgical instruments and support devices at his establishment.
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H. E. Zimmer
Meyer- Kiser
Zimmer
Indianapolis
Weather Swings Drive Ice Cream Trade Say Experts
A. W. Antrim of Jesup & Antrim notes ice cream sales fluctuate with temperature. He says summer and fall totals dwarf winter, when demand drops to about one fifth. Water ices rise in popularity as a cooler, nonfattening option, with high grade ice cream containing about 95 percent dairy products and the rest gelatin to prevent crystal formation.
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A. W. Antrim
Jessup & Antrim Company
N. Silinosis St
Antrim
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WHT
WLS
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WOC
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WENR
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WEBJ
WRC
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WFI
WIP
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PWX
WHAZ
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Gentlemen Prefer
Rench
U. S
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H. A. Shane
City Trust
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Georgia
Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream CO
Walter T. S‘lasengym
Shelby
Drexel
Capitol Auto Parts and Tire CO
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E. M. Ryan
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Fountain Square
Virginia Ave
Bogue Institute For
Illinois St
Tristate Employment Service
National City Bank
Capitol Loan CO
Washington ST
Secur Furni Legal
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Guaranty
Kenwood
W. Wash
St. Circle
Waser Machine Company
J. C. Wilson
Prospect Street
Cohn & Son
Vermont St
Main
Michigan
Toledo, Detroit
Union Traction
Zb. Boaz, Jr
Pembroke Arcade
Riley
Whitaker Press
Print Craft
New Jersey Street
Indianapolis Glass CO
Kentucky Ave
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Joseph Gardner
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