G O P ticket praised at Marion county meetings
Speakers urged voting for Republican officials and candidates for state senate and house. Archibald Hall praised running mates and urged election to back the president, noting Marion county backed Hoover two years ago. Linton A. Cox warned of reapportionment and urged a Republican delegation. Ed McCormick reports a fire near Vincennes where a radio aerial and lightning rod helped avert disaster. The radio survived but a window shattered. Rev Leo Davis resigns as pastor to lead a church in Miami, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Hall
Hoover
Hall
Marion County
Louis Ludlow
Repubican
WKBF
Linton A. Cox
Put Tiraen Speviat Vincennes
Ind
Ed McCormick
Winchester
Church of the Nazarene
Leo Davis
Miami
Fila
Best Remedy for Cough Is Easily Mixed at Home
A home cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or honey in a pint bottle is sold as a quick, economical, and reliable relief for bronchial coughs and chest colds. The ad claims rapid relief, throat soothing action, and blood absorption, touting Pinex as a concentrated pine extract with creosote.
Radio Dial Twisters WFBM Indianapolis Schedule
Radio schedule for WFBM Indianapolis listing programs from 3:30 PM to midnight including Lane shows, committees, and CBS broadcasts. Notable items include Forty Pathom Traders, Voice of Columbia, Household entertainers, Tasha Seidel and orchestra, Savino tone pictures, California melodies, Time and weather, The columnist, and Brown County Revels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheel Mission Sacred
Crockett Mountaineers
Salon Group
Republican County Committee
Eee Adams Icbs
Democratic County Committee
Voice of Columbia
CBS
Pathom Traders
General Mills Fast Freight
la Palma Smoker
Radio schedule and programs for WKBF Indianapolis
The listing outlines WKBF Indianapolis programming from afternoon to evening. It includes news flashes, town topics, Democratic and Republican committee notes, studio dinner with Anita Scott, performances by Smiling Ed McConnell, Marmon Sales Branch, New York Street Evangelical Church, The Marott Cobblers, Staley & Crabb, and Mass Ave melody hour.
Radio Programs Highlight Shakespeare Inspired Pieces
On Wednesday from 7:30 to 8 p m Shakespeare inspired Fishing the Air will be presented on WGN WTAM and NBC stations. The Big Pond numbers will feature Yeast Farmers on KYW NBC Chicago studios. Forty Fathom Trawlers will broadcast Circumstantial Evidence on WF3M and Columbia network from 7:30 to 8 p m. The Old Counsellor will discuss investment issues on Halsey Stuart Program airing WHAS NBC Chicago studios at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shakespeare
Pete
WGN
WTAM
NBC
Big Pond
KYW
NBC Chicago
James Whipple
Forty Fathom Trawlers
Wf3m
Columbia Network
Qld
Durin
Halsey Stuart
Renee Whas
Chicago
WFEBM
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Spitalny’s
Columbia
WFBM
WFAA
Dallas
Walker Castillians
WEAF
WGY
WSM
Wadsworth
WJZ
KDKA
WLS
WMA
Rochester
O'Cedar
la Palma
WABC
WKRC
WOWO
KMOX
WBBM
WENR
WHAS
Ws5m
WLW
Radio Schedule Snippet with Yale and Columbia Programs
A radio grid item notes 9:30 NBC WEAF Coca Cola program with Mal Stevens Yale coach and 10:30 Columbia California melodies featuring screen stars. The fragment lists stations times and program names implying a network schedule wrap with guest appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
Mal Stevens
Yale
Columbia
California Melodies
Varied radio program schedule includes orchestral and vocal performances
A wide array of music and guest spots airs on multiple networks from 6:30 p m to 12 30 a m Wednesday. Highlights include Cadman Wakefield Cadman's The Morning of the Year excerpts by a mixed quartet and Toscha Seidel performing Nardini's concerto. Beethovens Coriolan overture opens NBCs Slumber Music. Mary Charles signs with CBS and will appear on WFBM CBS programs. Mal Stevens to be interviewed on Coca Cola program at 9:30 p m. A Royal York Orchestra dance set and Norse concert selections fill late evening slots. Collected listings cover WFBM WGN WBAF WHAS NBC CBS WLS WJZ and many others with significant station-crossing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
Cairo
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Philharmonic Orchestra
Columbia
Voice of Columbia
WFBM
Mobiloll
Royal Cadman
Toseha Seldel
Oes
Charles Wakefield Cadman
WLS
NBC Chicago
Mary Charles
Charlot
Ziegfeld
Columbia Broadcasting System
la Palma
Mal Stevens
Yale University
Grantland Rice
WHAS
WITAM
KYW
Royal York Orchestra
CKGW
Toronto
United States
WLW
Toscha Seidel
KTHS
Hot Springs
Chevrolet
WEBM
Chicago
Lelong
Aaronson
Wenr
Tone Pictures
WABC
WBBM
WGN
WSM
KETHS
Radio Schedule of Evening Programs and Broadcast Times
A compiled list of radio programs with time blocks from 4:06 PM to 12:20 AM. Entries include Serenaders, Salt and Peanuts, Nothing But the Truth, Brooks and Ross, Hotel Linton orchestra, Weather, Digest topics, Amos and Andy, Jolly Time Paper revue, The Quaker Run, National radio advertising, Sylvania Foresters, Tom's Peanut revue, Camel Pleasure hour, Hotel Gibson orchestra, Greystone ballroom orchestra, The Crosley Theater of the Air, Royal York dance orchestra Toronto NBC, Variety hour, and Castle Farm orchestra with sign off and final time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortunes
Brooks and Ross
Hotel Linton Orchestra
NBC
Jolly Time Paper Revue
Variety
Sylvania Foresters
Camel Pleasure Hour
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Greystone Ballroom
Crosley Theater of
Royal York Dance Orchestra
Toronto
Castle Farm Orchestra
Evans elected head of Indiana Red Men at state meet
Russell H Evans of Spencer was elevated to grand sachem of the Indiana Improved Order of Red Men at the state convention in the Pythian Building. Re-elected officers include S L Smith and Arch H Hobbs. The gathering wraps up today as the Indiana Degree of Pocahontas meets. A pension law push is planned with other fraternal groups. Martin G Mock, oldest living past great sachem, attends as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Evans
Spencer
Indiana Improved Order of Red Men
Order
Pythian Building
S. L. Smith
South Bend
Sagamore
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Eli G. Lee
Terre Haute
W. Irving Pryor
Worthington
John H. Boyd
Franklin
Wampum
E. C. Seabrook
New Albany
Martin G. Mock
Indiana
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Peoples
W. Wash. St
Fletcher American National Bank
Hs Credit Ne En Ney
Neri St
Haag’s
Lewis Furniture CO
Meridian St
H. E. Zimmer
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Evans
F-Zbake
Vonnegut
Onnegut
Washington St
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Wilking
Brown County
Comrie
Dale Young
Indianapolis Broadcasting Inc
Ferde Grose
NBC Network
Toscha Sedel
Nardini
WFRM
Columbia Broadcasting Chain
Ludwig van Beethoven
Heinrich Joseph van Collin
Harold Teen
Wbbm Carnival
WPAA
Pallas—Novelty Trio
Chicago—Syncopators
Schenectady
G. E
Wae
Nashville
Andrew Jackson Orchestra
Wrim
Commanders
WIAM
NEC System
Fifth Avenue Knights
Kdww
Wiz
Lw.a
Garden of Melody
Agnew
Pittsburgh
Sports Review
William Penn
Chicago—News
State Street
Aes Osborne
NBC Eye
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hungry
WMAQ
Dan and
Sylvia
W5m
Stucie
Nee
Albini
WGN Sencarne
NBC System
Ames
N’ Andy
California
Melodies
Cleveland
RYE
Wayne Kink
Marathon Dance
Nashville—Dance Orchestra
St. Paul—Coliseum
Aneene Kemp
Chicago—Vaudeville
Chicago—Nighthawks
McCoy
The
Rainbow Carnival
Spitany
Columbia Organ
WIR
Detroit
Bergin
NBC_ System
Spitalny
WSB
Kansas City
Nighthawk
WSTP
St. Paul
KSTP
Panico
Gerun
Cincinnati
CE Research Bureau of
Merchants Bank
Gamal Keng
Russell Evans
Spencer Man
Atlanta
Charles E. Carter
Here
Orville
Ethel
Forest
Los Angeles
Elza
Ft. Wayne
Ray
Louisville
Agnes Boone
Kokomo
Grove
Grove’'s
Dupont
Price
W. Dura
Riley
Alabama St. Riley
TIMES
Amels
N. B.C. Network
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R. J. Reynolds Tobseco Co
Winston-Selem, N. C
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