Popular Song Night on WFBM in Indianapolis Times
The Indianapolis Times radio program on WFBM Friday night features Bud Harris singing latest tunes. The Universal Syncopators Lloyd and Warren join styles with Miss Dot Haltgreen pianist and Mrs Gertrude Buttz as conductor. More acts include Verne Smith, Carl Boyer, Clarence Walden, Arthur Dorsey, Charlie Spoors and Claude Buttz. Programs start at 9 p.m. with a Baldwin Grand piano on air.
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Indianapolis Times
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Times
The
Severin
Universal Syncopators
Lois Lloyd
May Warren
Lloyd and Warren
Bud Harris
Dot Haltgreen
Universal
Gertrude Buttz
Music Department
L. §. Ayres & Co
Verne Smith
Carl Boyer
Clarence Walden
Arthur Dorsey
Charlie Spoors
Clariet
Claude Buttz
Unuiversal
Lloyd & Warren
Harris
Welle Publishing Company
St. Louis
G.C. Murphy
Illinois St
Miss Dot Haltgreen
Mammy
Virginia
Baldwin
Broadcasters Return to Familiar Formats Across Stations
Radio stations revive earlier formats with polished versions. At Washington National Zoo Park, Dr. Mann and Hugh Clark present life and manners of animals in dialogue for younger listeners. Howard Lanin’s orchestra and magicians return on WLIT Mondays at 10 40 p m. WIP airs Fedora in tabloid form Sunday at 10 15 p m. Umberto Giordano’s opera Fedora with Sardou text highlighted. Civil Service Department three minute messages air Thursdays at 10 p m through WLW.
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National Zoological Park At
Washington
Station Wrc
Wm. M. Mann
Zoo Park
Hugh Clark
Mann
Howard Lanin
WLIT
WIP
Fedora
Umberto Giordano
V. Sardou
Civil Service Department
WLW
Relays Praised for Consistent Broadcast of Mme Homer
Pueblo attorney B F Koperlik commends WCCO and WEAF relays for seamless reception of Mme Louise Homer. He notes switching between rebroadcasts when static interfered, allowing nearly uninterrupted access to all her songs over multiple stations.
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WCCO
B. F. Koperlik
Pueblo
Colo
Mme
Louise Homer
WEAF
Homer
Noon concert heard 2000 miles away in Seattle
An unusual reception recorded at high noon as KYW’s early afternoon program sent from Chicago was heard in Seattle Washington exactly at noon despite the 2000 mile distance.
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KYW
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Licenses Granted to Five New Broadcasters
The Department of Commerce issued licenses to five new broadcasters, four Class A and one Class B, with one transfer from Class A to B. Recipients include WEKJ Houston Chronicle in Houston and KUT University of Texas in Austin, plus WSM National Life and Accident Ins Co in Nashville and WPDQ Buffalo. Twenty eight Class A and two Class B stations were discontinued in October.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Wavelength
Watts
WEKJ
Houston Chronicle
Houston
SOO Sas
We. Selen
Provi- Genoese
BR. I
Cneeee
Furner
Buffalo
N. Y
University ‘of Texas
Austin
Texas
National Life and Accident Ins. Co
Nashville
Tenn
Cece Corns Aspeese
Koiul—Montreh Mfg. Co
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Indianapolis Listeners Hear 2XAR Test Programs
For several days fans in Indianapolis have heard radio programs from a test station using the call 2ZAR. The station identified as 2XAR is WJZ of New York City, now broadcasting from a newly completed, 100000 watt super power plant in New Jersey. Test programs come from the New York studio with 10000 watts behind them.
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Indianapolis
2ZAR
Times
2XAR
WJZ
New York City
New Jersey
United States
New York
Bud Harris Sings On The Times Radio Friday
Bud Harris will sing on The Times radio program Friday night. A fellow singer, he brings a cheerful note to the broadcast and makes the world seem a happier place.
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Bud Harris
Harris
Times
Hoover Made Radio’s Czar
Washington November 12 Hoover the Secretary of Commerce is named czar of the radio industry with power to regulate virtually all aspects of the business. The fourth national radio conference delegates grant him unprecedented authority over a multimillion dollar industry. Hoover suggests sharing powers with regional committees as the work moves to committee review.
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Timea
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Julius Caesar
Hoover
No Lightning Danger Aerials In No Immediate Risk Claim
A note states there is no danger from lightning striking a radio aerial if it is properly grounded and maintained. It cautions against unsafe installations and urges compliance with safety standards to prevent damage or injury.
Lightning arrestor protects equipment when properly installed
The aerial lightning arrestor acts as protection against lightning when correctly installed, safeguarding equipment and reducing risk during storms.
Anxious Fans Wait For Radio Sets In Singapore
NEA Service reports crowds in Singapore waited to welcome a shipment of American radio sets. excitement turned to disappointment as the boxes arrived missing tubes and no tubes were available locally. authorities pledge a thorough check on the next shipment before fans cheer again.
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Hoosier
Illinois St. Randolph
Brunswick Radiolas Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Chas.r. Brendel
Wayne Ave
Riley
Indiana Radio Service
Kenwood
N. E
Corner 17Th and Central
Ne River
Ore
Arkadelpha Ark
Kriz
Worth Penn
Byton
Chesham
Sevens Point
Wisreo
Haens
Mont
Merid Miss
WGBT
Greenville
Warb
Harrisburg
Pen Penn
Y—Housto Waba
Lake Forest
Ill
Grand Forks
N. D
N.Y
Wikcleveland
Ohio
Aarengo
Orchester
Maas
Warlett Wibk
Toledo
Arbor
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fly
Helena Mont
Prong Forest
Eid
Rin Pethia
Minn
KFRU
Bristow
Okla
WBA
Mson College
S. C
Indianapolis Music House
Aeolus
Kellogg
Pathfinder Crystals
Reese
Saterday
Atlas Radio Aker
Rector
Celal Spe
Vonnegut
E. Wash. ST
Radio Department
Radio
Czar
David Grimes
Freed Elseman
Minerva
Jefferson
Dnes Sea Ee
Frank W. Wood
New York Street
Illinois Street
Apex Vernier
Musselmx
Cunningham
Brandes
Radiola
Atlas
Indiana
Tire & Rubber CO
S. Ill. St
Virginia Ave
Miss Haltgreen At Piano
Singapore
NEA Service
Woodfall
Lessenger
Wadhinieton
Delaware Streets
Montrol
Crosley
Atwater- Kent Radiolas
Sonoras
Wilson-Stewart Music Co
Wideners
N. Pennsylvania ST
Times Daily
the Times Daily
Alamo Sales Co
Ohio St
I. J. Cooper Rubber Co
Vermont St. and
Cap. Ave
Gibson Co
Capitol Ave
Guarantes Tire Co
N. Iino St
T. Electric Co
N. Capitol Ave
Indianapolis Electric Co
Meridian St
Central Ave
Kreage Co
E. Wash
W. Wash
Wm. H. Messenger Co
Wash. and
del. Sts
Pearson Piano Co
Pettis Dry Goods Co, Radio Dept
Riser Bros
E. Wash, St
Sanborn Electric Co
Varney Electric Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
New York St
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