Radio Listings Show Busy Indiana Station Schedule
WFBM Indianapolis airs a dense slate with 6:45 Auto service syncopators and 7:00 Toscha Beldel concert. CBS programs through the night include Voice of Columbia and Will Osborne. Evening features include California melodies, Indiana rooftop column, vaudeville from Chicago, and multiple orchestras on KYW and Panico.
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Ie Committee
Toscha Beldel
Concert Orchestra
CBS
Fort Path
Ray Mills
Freeders
la Palma
Acker
Voice of Columbia
Will Osborne
Ore Cbs
Heywood Brown
California Melodies
Indiana
Bandit Routed In 2 Holdups Wins In Third
An amateur bandit tried three holdups Tuesday afternoon and night, finally getting $10 from Leslie Boisen, a clerk at the Manering pharmacy. Earlier, he failed at Fred Schad grocery when Miss Cora Geisbert resisted, and at John Fritz druggist where Fritz threatened to throw ginger ale at him.
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Fred Schad
North Capitol Avenue
Cora Geisbert
Graceland Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Fritz
Leslie Boisen
Manering
West
Michigan Street
State Highway Move Fails to Halt Hills and Lakes Fight
Indiana officials took Hills and Lakes highway into the state system but Senator Charles L. Strey of Wabash vows a senatorial inquiry into $22 million highway fund spending. He plans a bill to abolish the current directorship and create a full time three member commission as his bid to shift control and continue opposition to Director John J. Brown.
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Indiana State Highway Commission
Hills and Lakes
Charles L. Strey
John J. Brown
the Times Today
Chicago
Strey
Wabash
Nobesville
Elwood
Bill
Brown
Commission
Senate
Lone South Bend
Groveson
Whitley
Ft. Wayne
Manchester
Huntington
Kokomo
Burlington
Flora
Noblesville
Brookville
Scipio
Peat Lawrenceburg
Cedar Cove
Corydon
Mauckport
Terre Haute
Spencer
Cynthiana
Evansville
Rockport
Grandview
Maxville
Mitchell
Campbellsburg
Salem
Indianapolis
Morgantown
Nashville
Brownstown
Brown County Forest Preserve
Boonville
Madison
Hanover
New Washington
Charlestown
Erskine
Oakland City
Elkhart
Mottville
Ade
Brook
Hoover ends tour with denunciations of socialism and communism
President Hoover closed his campaign in Kings Mountain North and with stops in Cleveland Boston and the Carolinas urging defense of the American system. He avoided endorsing any candidates and kept his focus on law observance and a short depression period. He met a small textile strike group in Danville Virginia and encouraged peaceful methods.
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PETIA
Kings Mountain
Hoover
Danville
Kings Mountains
Mr. Hoover
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Carolinas
S. C
White House
Ohio
Massachusetts
Cosmetologists Elect Indianapolis Chapter Officers
The Indianapolis chapter of the Indiana Association of Cosmetologists elected Miss Margaret Merideth as president at the annual dinner in the Chamber of Commerce building. Jewel Edwards was chosen vice president and Kittie Costello treasurer. The association backs a licensing law to be introduced at the next legislative session.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Association of Cosmetologists
Margaret Merideth
Chamber of Commerce
Jewel Edwards
Kittie Costello
Nxt
Coupon for Free Hyacinths Offer From Washington Bulb Co
A fall special promotion offers thousands of sample packages of Giant Darwin Tulips in six colors to introduce superior bulbs. Send the coupon with no stamps to cover packing and mailing. Orders within five days include a Christmas flowering Hyacinth bulb per tulip package. Washington Bulb Co Inc Summer Washington.
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Darwin
Radio Schedule Montage From 4 PM to Midnight
A historical station timetable lists programs and acts from 4 PM to midnight including island new acts at 4 PM and hotel Gibson orchestras at 6 9 or 10 PM, NBC broadcasts, Variety hours, the Crosley theater, and the Royal York dance orchestra Toronto NBC closing at 12 30 AM.
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Island Berenaders
Brooks and Ross
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
NBC
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Variety
Sylvania Foresters
Camel Pleasure Hour
Greystone Ballroom
Crosley Theater of the Air
Royal York Dance Orchestra
Toronto
Castle Farm Orchestra
Columbia to WFBM and Chicago to NBC System Concerts
Radio listings show Columbia stations sending orchestras and choirs to WFBM and WEAF, with Chicago and Dallas programs on WBBM WLS and WFAA. Various NBC System and ABC/umpired concerts, studio features, and dance bands link cities like Nashville Chicago Pittsburgh and Shreveport.
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Columbia
WFBM
WBBM
Chicago
Aaronson
NBC System
Mobile l Concert
WEAF
WPRAA
WGY
TAM
WLS
Chicago—Community Club
WSM
Nashhville
Mirth Quakers
WFAA
NBC
Stuart
Chicago Singers Highlight Yeast Foamers Broadcast Tonight
The Chicagoans male quartet will perform songs including The Song Without a Name If I could Be With You and Little White Lies on Yeast Foamers program aired from WLW and NBC Chicago studios Wednesday at 7. Toscha Seidel violinist will open Bruch in D Minor concerto and Kreisler serenade with concert orchestra at 7 on WFBM CBS. Percy Grainger will guest on Mobiloil concert airing on WGN WTAM and NBC network Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The Old Counsellor will discuss salaried men finances on Halsey Stuart program broadcast from WHAS WSM and NBC Chicago studios at 2 p m.
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Yeast Foamers
WLW
NBC Chicago
Toscha Seidel
Bruch
Kreisler
WFBM
CBS
Percy Grainger
Mobiloil
WGN
WTAM
NBC
Halsey Stuart
WHAS
WSM
D. m
NBC and Columbia Radio Programs Spotlight Wednesday Evening
A varied NBC and Columbia network lineup airs Wednesday night reaching 8:30 p m Palmolive Concert on NBC WEAF 7 30 8 00 NBC WJZ WEA F 9 00 Voice of Columbia 9 30 Coca Cola program with Grantland Rice Irvin Cobb 10 30 California Melodies and WJZ NBC ensembles plus Royal York Orchestra medley of college songs The schedule features Virginia Arnold Manhattan Moonlight Nanette Marie Gerard Helen Nugent Ben Alley John Barclay and guests including Grantland Rice and Iryng Cobb in interviews and musical sequences across WHAS WTAM KTHS WFBM and NBC stations.
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Columbia
Voice of Columbia
WFBM
KTHS
Hot Springs
Chevrolet
WBBM
Aaronson
WENR
Chicago
WGN
NEC
WJZ
KDKA
NBC System
Coca-Cola Pro
Ara
WEAF
KYW
WSM
WHAS
WTAM
NBC
Grantland Rice
Irying
Cobb
California Melodies
Pranestra
Virginia Arnold
Manhattan
Nanette
Alter
Columbia Network
Marie Gerard
Helen Nugent
Ben Alley
John Barclay
Irvin
NBC _ network
Rescue 5 Marooned on Pike's Peak Summit
The cog train that ferries visitors to Pike's Peak was used to rescue five Summit House workers stranded by drifting snow. Snow plows assisted the ascent and descent, and the train returned to winter quarters without further incident.
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Summit
United Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike’s Peak
Plans dropped for North Side dancing studio
Mae E. Berry withdrew a petition to convert the former Church of Christ Scientist at Thirty Fourth Street and Washington Boulevard into a dance studio. Neighbors had protested the hearing two weeks earlier, fearing a public dance hall would harm the neighborhood.
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Mae E. Berry
Church of Christ Scientist
Thirty-fourth Street
Washington Boulevard
Colonel M'Rae Better After Cancer Operation
Retired newspaper publisher Colonel Milton A. McRae aged 72 is reported in satisfactory condition at Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla California after undergoing colon cancer surgery.
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United Press
LA Jolla
Cal
Milton A. McRae
Scripps Memorial Hospital
McRae
Whoopee Booked Again At Palace
Loew's Palace announces a one week return engagement of Whoopee the Eddie Cantor starred Technicolor musical. Florenz Ziegfeld and Samuel Goldwyn arranged the special offer after the local premiere two weeks ago. The program includes a short film novelty sequence and a lineup of current theater screenings in town.
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Loew's Palace
United Artists All Technicolor
Eddie Cantor
Florenz Ziegfeld
Samuel Goldwyn
Ziegfeld
Goldwyn- Ziegfeld
Hollywood
New York
Death of Miss Della Sirlin It Claims Life
Heart disease caused the death of Miss Della Sirlin aged 29 at Apartment D1 2339 North Illinois street early today.
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Della Sirlin
North
Illinois Street
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