Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Evening Programs Across Cities
A partial radio list shows stations and times from Pittsburgh to Milwaukee with nightly programs. Entries include East Pittsburgh and New York announcements, Lincoln and Havana Band, Louisville Kentucky Ramblers, Iowa City Leda, Denver bedtime stories, and Milwaukee musical segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
East Pittsteh
Pittsburgh
WJZ
New York
KFAB
Lincoln—Orabientre
KFNF
PWX
Havana
WBAP
Rip
WHA
Louisville
Kentucky Ramblers
Des Moines
WSUIL
Iowa City
Leda
KOA
Denver
East
Pittsbur
WBZ
Springeld
Col F
Radio Networks List Programs Across Cities and Time
A fragmented OCR list catalogs radio stations and scheduled programs by city, with times such as 10:00 P. M and 9:45. It names stations including WJZ WHN KFI KOA WCCO WTAM and others in New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Denver, noting orchestras, studios, choirs and concerts.
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WCAB
Pittsburgh
Sunshine Girl
WOR
Newark —Orchestra
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Philadelphia
WOC
Davenport
WEAR
Cleveland
CNRO
Ottawa
WDA
Kansas City
School of the Air
WGR
Buffalo
Ethyal McMullen
WHK
Sandman
WCAE
WNYC
New York
Weeil
Boston
WHO
Des Moines
Orchestra
WEEI
WWJ
KPAP
WHAS
WEAL
WHN
WJZ
KTHS
WBAP
WDAF
WGY
Schenectady
Ts . M
Ottawa—Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Spana
WOO
Boston—Orchestra
WCAU
Proram
Minneapolis-St Pa
WSUI
Iowa City
WCAP
Washington
Vocational Schuss
WIA
New York—Orchestra
Chicago
WKRC
Cincinnati
WLIT
Piladelphia—Orchestra
Tarrytowiu
WSB
Atlanta
Nick Lucas
WEMC
Berrien Oe Rt College
Weab
Pittsburgh—Orchestra
University of Minnesota
Louisville—Music
Philadelphia—Orchestra
KFI
Los Angeles
KOA
Denver —Choir
THS
Hot Springs
WSAI
WTAM
Davesport
WWL
Detroitchestra
Newark—Orchestra
New York— Revue
Ft. Worth
Quar
I—Who
Des Moines— Orchestra
Aponrens
Usic
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Aoe
Atlantausic
Denver
Radio Listings for May 28 Major Network Programs
A schedule of radio broadcasts across stations WEAF WHA WSAI KPO WLW WDAF KF KGW KYW WWJ and others. Programs include orchestral performances by the United States Navy Band the WSAI string quartet and a special Legion program for disabled soldiers with times ranging from 6:30 AM to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
WEAF
New York
Providence
Ahi
Abel Credene Barrer
WSAT
Cincinnati
WSAI
WCAP
Washington
WOO
Philadelphia
WJAR
United States Navy
WOC
Davenport
Madison
Cleveland Organ Voiced Lutheran Services in Broadcast Day
A schedule lists radio stations and times for musical programs and services. Highlights include Cleveland organ and ensemble performances, Detroit orchestra dinner concerts, and a Pittsburgh broadcast of a Lenten service from East Pittsburgh with a Hastings Nebraska link.
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Cleveland
Aea M
WBAV
Columbus
Detroit— Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Detroit—Orchestra
WHAS
Louisville— Theater Organ
WBZ
Rratway
WCX
Detroit—Ensemble
WTAM
Cleveland—Orchestra
WWJ
Detroit
KFKX
Hastings
Neb
Shortridge H S Shorts Tour Of Ohio School Buildings
Shortridge H S officials George Buck principal and Walter Gingery returned from a Columbus and Dayton inspection tour of school buildings. They were joined by architect 8 E Kopf, buildings superintendent 8 H Hilkene, and J M Roth of Snyder & Roth to gather ideas for the new structure.
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George Buck
Walter Gingery
Columbus
Dayton
Ohio
E. Kopf
Shortridge
H. Hilkene
J. M. Roth
Snyder & Roth
Debate in Ivinghoe Ends With Women Favoring Past Era
In London dated May 27 the Good Old Days reports a meeting in Ivinghoe where women in the audience debated and concluded they would have preferred living a century ago.
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London
Ivinghoe
Legion Fund Grows in Panama Canal Zone Drive
The Panama Canal Zone surpassed its volunteer goal by 60 percent in the American Legion national 5 million endowment drive for World War orphans and disabled veterans. Panama asked for a 2,500 quota, with more than 4,000 raised so far. The Zone has four posts and 350 members.
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American Legion National
Legion National
Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Legion
Barber Appeals Assault Charge Fined on Appeal
Fred E. Barber of 341 Washington Street was fined $10 and costs by Criminal Judge James A. Collins after appealing a City Court assault and battery conviction. Barber had earlier been fined $50 and costs and sentenced to sixty days at the Indiana State Farm for the same offense against Richard Robbins of 343 Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Barber
Washington St
James A. Collins
Richard Robbins
Tenth St
Barber
Indiana
Banking leaders mull uniform Saturday closing hour
Dick Miller president of City Trust Company named chairman of a committee representing local banks to study a uniform closing hour on Saturdays after noons. Forty one banks would be affected.
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Dick Miller
City Trust Company
Crossword Puzzle Graduation Gala Tease
Today's crossword puzzle presents a graduation themed grid with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from pronouns to minerals, dyes, and compass points. The puzzle teases a finale and promises an answer to yesterday's puzzle.
Rooms Offered for Speedway Visitors in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau requests early coupon mailing. Listings invite hosts to offer rooms for Speedway visitors for the nights of May 29 and 30, with names addresses and phone numbers for doubles.
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Convention Bureau of Chamber of Commerce
Speedway
Per
Indianapolis
Frosty mischief and quirky frost tales from Greensburg
Hoosier briefs tell of Everett Alexander a Roll grocer who moved to Hartford City and lived in his house there. Mrs Plough of Frankfort halts frost with a makeshift dishpan. J K Mobley of Tipton saves a half frozen monkey faced bat. Greensburg florists report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olling
Rio
Everett Alexander
Hartford City
Mart Plough
Frankfort
Plough
J. K. Mobley
Tipton
Mixed community notices and legal actions in Indiana brief
The fragment mentions seed houses selling to replace damaged plants and a church call to a Boonville reverend. Sheriff Daniels in Anderson is involved in a replevin case in Elwood over clothing and personal items. The county agent leads a crow control effort. New Carlisle men plan a death crossing barbecue with Governor Jackson attending. Woodmen of the World encampment is set for the week of July 20. Goshen Motor Club names A. C. Heovens president. A lawsuit in Goshen Circuit Court involves Sents suing Fehsenfeld of Great Western Oil for 10000 dollars over alleged employment details and agency status through July 1924.
Absorbent Hemorrhoid Treatment Offer From Indiana Advertiser
A promotion offers a free ten dollar treatment for hemorrhoids to all applicants with no cost now or in the future. The provider claims this is the best treatment ever devised and asks customers to recommend it if satisfied, listing Betsy Street in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Wel Bend
Betsy St
Ft. Wayne
Ind
EX-EMPLOYE Sues Firm Over Discharge Refusal
A former filling station attendant at Buchanan sues his employer alleging wrongful discharge after he refused to confess to falsely charged oil theft. The suit centers on alleged coercion and termination linked to the disputed accusations.
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Buchanan
Camp Head Is Named for Nowlen at Ft. Harrison
Col. Edwin J. Nowlen of Ft. Benjamin Harrison was named to command the Citizens' Militia Training Camp at Ft. Harrison from July 8 to August 6. Maj. Gen. Omar Bundy announced the appointment and said 1,500 men will receive basic and advanced infantry training at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Nowlen
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ft. Harrison
Omar Bundy
Fifth Corps
Bounty Offered for Dead Flies in Yakima Club
A Yakima women's club offers five cents per two ounce bottle of dead flies. The bounty aims to curb a nuisance tied to local fruit canneries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief in Ad
An Indianapolis advertisement touts Nate's Mentha-Pepsin as instant help for gas indigestion and stomach agony. It claims ten minutes to relief, with long term benefit and links to improved nerves headaches and sleeplessness. It lists Goldsmiths Hook's and other druggists offering a bottle to prove its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nate
Ehronic F Inalion
Goldsmith’s Cut Price Drug Stores
Ha Drug Company
Hook's Dependab
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Legion Fund Grows
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