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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
6
A dense 1925 radio schedule listing performances and broadcasts across many stations. It names the cities and stations, times in various zones, and a wide range of acts from orchestras to church services and musicals, including Vincent Lopez and the New York broadcasts.
Radio listings show a 5:80 P. M. slot with WCAB and multiple regional concerts including Fpenchia-Davis Orchestra in Chicago and a 6:45 P. M. block with Washington Peggy Albion stories. Other entries include WBON Bedtime stories at Kimball Hotel, Providence WOAH, Drake Blackstone Quintet, and Omaha Ottawa-Chan l engs with Studio Concert.
A fragmented radio style listing notes a Philadelphia encore by Penn Charter Musical Clubs with references to concerts in Cleveland and Chicago venues, a barn dance. The text mentions vocal groups and musical acts in a period newspaper tone, hinting at a schedule segment.
A compact listing shows station call letters and times from 7:15 to 12:00 with networks WJJD WTAM WTAS WGY WREO WOR WRC WJZ WCCO WGBS WaQJ WCEE WOAW wWoc WHN WDAF KGO KHJ KYW KFKB.
The page lists radio schedules with performances by university orchestras and symphonies. Entries include P. M. to KFKB in Kansas and WBZ in Springfield, and WMAQ in Chicago. Stations broadcast at 8:45 P. M. Tonight features music programs and small ensemble performances.
The page catalogs evening broadcasts and live performances. Entries include the Oak Park musical program, Newark and Lansing theatre plans, and multiple station schedules such as WGN WJZ and WHN with orchestras and operatic selections.
A dense compilation of radio program listings and church services across multiple cities including Schenectady Detroit Chicago Lansing New York Minneapolis and more. Entries name stations broadcasters schedules and event times with brief program notes and organizational references.
Broad Ripple High School girls beat their mothers 44 to 8 in a school gym Friday night. Lucy McDonald scored two field goals and a free throw for the mothers while Christine Dickson added three free throws. The mothers plan to play Beech Grove PTA at Beech Grove on April 16.
George Billings, charged with defrauding about six Indiana banks of more than 50000, awaits transfer from city to Circuit Court in Newcastle. He was arrested in Detroit after a six month search and sent back to face accusations of false property value statements to obtain loans and alleged theft of 17000 in Liberty bonds from his mother.
Mrs. Roscoe Polhemus and Mrs. Mabel Wilson, both Anderson residents, were seriously injured early today when struck by a Ford driven by Fred Pentry after they got out to push a stranded vehicle. Pentry was not arrested as police investigated.
Monon Railroad passenger trains Nos 17 and 18 running between Indianapolis and Monon Ind will run on a tri weekly schedule starting Monday. Trains depart Monon on Monday Wednesday and Friday and depart Indianapolis on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, per Frank V. Martin division passenger agent.
The extension division of Purdue University partners with the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce bureau of industry for a Friday night lecture series on the effect of fabrication and heat treatment on iron and steel. The first lecture was delivered Friday night.
The State Chamber of Commerce reports a new freight rate schedule will take effect in sixty days, yielding a 12 percent reduction between Indiana and the Northwest and an 18 percent cut in other routes. The change aims to equalize noise levels in west and northwest traffic and ease shipping costs for manufacturers and shippers.
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