Radio Network Time Schedule Snapshot for Several Cities
United Press notes 1925 program times across stations in Oakland Montreal KDKA East Pittsburgh New York and Washington. Highlights include The Fool performance at 8 p m PCST KGO Montreal CNRM 9 p m EDST, Constitution day program, and U S Marine Band at 7 30 p m EST via WJZ WGY WCCO and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
KGO
Oakland
CNRM
Montreal
Megantic Orchestr Kdka
Pittsburgh
WEAF
New York
WEEI
WJAR
WCTS
WWJ
WCAE
WSAI
WOC
WCCO
WGR
Washington
WJZ
WGY
Schenectady
U. S. Marine Band
Radio Programs Listing Across Markets
A fragmented schedule lists 5:30 and 5:35 PM radio programs across cities including Philadelphia WCAU NY WEEI Chicago WLS Hartford WTIC uncle Bob dinner music and other local segments with talk, books, orchestra, and scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAU
Philadelphia
Cital
WCCO
Minneapolis
New York—Orchestra
WEEI
Boston
WGRS
New
WGN
Atlantic City
Lee
WAY
NM —Orchestra
WLS
Chicago
WTIC
Hartford
KYW
Uncle Bob
WGY
Schenectady
Woc
Davenport
Aba
New York
John Benne
P. M
Kdka
Joe
Pittsburgh
Weber
Staten Island
Radio Dance Schedule Listing with Station Connects
A historical radio grid lists times and stations for dance programs across multiple networks including WTAS WHAS WHT WEAF WSAI WWJ WOC WCAE WGBS WMC WEAF WQJ WOAT WEBH WHO WOC WDAF KGO with daily slots from 5:30 PM to 12:00 PM and varied morning to late night blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAS
WHAS
WHT
WEAF
WSAI
WWJ
WOC
WCAE
WGBS
WMC
WQJ
WOAT
WEBH
Wwoc
WDAF
KGO
Musical listings and radio program notes across cities
A fragmented radio and music schedule listing stations in Philadelphia New York Chicago Detroit and other cities. It notes orchestras dinner dances popular programs concert broadcasts and entertainment talks with station call letters and some times or segments.
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WCAU
Hiladelphia
WDAF
New York
WGR
WJAR
WFI
WEEI
WSAJ
WWJ
WEAR
Cleveland
WENR
WHAD
Ilwaukee
WHT
Chicago
Wijiar
Providence
WJR
Detroit
Goldkette
WJZ
Franks
WNYC
WOAW
Omaha
WQJ
WRNY
New York—Concert Orchestra
WRC
Washington
Radio Listings and Programs for Major Cities
Radio schedule rundown lists talks music and entertainment across Chicago New York Washington and more. Entries mention stations WLS WJZ WGR WRNY WMAQ and others with programs from bands orchestras choirs and lectures plus a sales pitch for radios at 70 W New York St.
Radio Show Promotes Crystal Sets for $5 Mob
If you lack a radio, buy a five dollar crystal set to hear programs from national celebrities at the upcoming Radio Show. Enjoy the outside world more than a month of reading. Trade the small set any time for a larger one.
Cross-Word Puzzle No 52 Horizontal Clues List
Puzzle text lists many horizontal and vertical clues with numeric hints and partial phrases including names like sD 36 40 42 48 44 46 49 50 52 53 54 57 and items ranging from Metal in rock to Parrot and A marble used as a shooter. The excerpt appears as page data for a daily crossword with an answer to yesterday’s puzzle.
Concert Radio Schedule Listing
Radio concert programming by time and station blocks across WEAF WCCO WSAI WWJ WLS KOA KFNF KDKA WCBD WSB WOAI WSMB KMA WBCN WRC WGY WHT WMAK KPO KFRU WSB highlights evening segments for multiple outlets in a dense schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Wcco
WSAI
WWJ
WLS
KOA
KFNF
KDKA
WCBD
WSB
WOAI
WSMB
KMA
WBCN
WRC
WGY
WHT
WMAK
KPO
KFRU
Radio Listings and Concert Notes From Various Cities
A dense roster of radio programs and concerts across cities includes names like WH Des Moines Trio, WRNY New York, WLS Chicago, WBZ Springfield, WENR Chicago, WEAF New York, and WJZ Detroit. Features orchestras, vocal ensembles, popular programs, and farm question boxes with varied broadcast times and station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovievite
Des Moines
WORD
Satayia
WRW
Tarrytown
WRNY
New York
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WHT
Chicago
Ochestra
WLS
William Mae P. M
WCBD
Sae
Zion Quartet
WBZ
Springfield
WENR
WEAF
New York—Orchestra
WCCO
Wfwoc
WCTS
WCAE
WJAR
Cleveland—Orchestra
ADS Milwaukee
WIAR
Detroit
WJZ
Atlanta
Kyw
WHN
Vaggerine
KOA
Denver—Farm Question Box West
Philadé'phine
WEBH
Chicago— Music
WFAA
Aoa
Dalas—Farmers’ Hour
GBS
Silent Radio Call Letters List Response
A dense string presents a long list of radio station call letters across a wide regional mix. The text reads like a catalog entry or index of stations including Silent Today prefixes and multiple Western and Eastern groupings with no clear narrative or event.
Radio Music Listings Across Cities Highlight Concerts
A dense catalog of radio listings shows orchestras, jazz, and dance programs across New York Boston Cleveland Chicago San Francisco Dallas Los Angeles and more. Entries include times and station codes with venues named Shenandoah Ommitha and La Antono among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York—Orchestra
Memphis—Music
WOAT
San Antonio
WSMB
New Orleans
P Se
KYW
Chicago
WBCN
WEA
New York
Status
Whak
Cleveland — Orgs
WOAW
Ommitha
MUBIC
Wees o—Orchestra
WRC
Washington
Pittsburgh
KTHS
Hoi Dae Eee Bey
Dis Vgn
WMAK
Bristow
WEBH
WSB
Atlanta
KFI
Los Angeles
WFAA
Dallas
Iler
de Moines
WHT
WOC
Davenport—Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City —Nighthawks
KGO
Oakland
Hoosier Briefs Snapshot of Local Notes
O P Aton buys Fisler's Island at Pine Lake near La Porte for a summer playground. Warsaw park board welcomes O E Goshert and FE Funk as new members. Sheriff Chambers of Knox County faces a drink sentence. Bramer McCoy of Linton and William South of Bicknell fined. Bluffton police chief quotes the saying heavy hangs over your head after plaster fall in station. Warsaw tax rate set at 79 cents per $100. Petersburg mosquito issue blamed on three canning factories. Louise Adney becomes editor of the Pennant at Lebanon High. Lawrence Sheridan from Frankfort moves to Cocoa City Florida for city planning. Mr and Mrs Charles T Knapp of Hagerstown celebrate golden wedding anniversary in their long-time home. Mrs B K Johnson, wife of State Rep Johnson, at Columbus, starts high school studies.
Charges filed in raid accuse Jefferson Shephard over still
Police charged Jefferson Shephard 24 of R. R. Box 152 with possession of a liquor still after a raid. Waslie Grozi 29 of 332 West Pearl Street was charged with operating a blind tiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Shephard
R. R. J. Box
Waslie Grozi
W. Pearl St
Talks on Constitution Address to Kiwanis Club
Reverend Jesse P. Bogue urged studying the U S Constitution and its amendments to settle current disputes. He spoke at noon Wednesday before the Kiwanis Club at the Clay pool, stressing preserving American freedom by keeping the founding spirit alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Bogue
North M. E. Church
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
America
Bogue
Kahn Tailoring Adopts Group Life Insurance Plan
The Kahn Tailoring Company has secured a group life policy from Prudential covering about 500 workers for a total of 629500 dollars. The plan is contributory with the employer paying part of the premiums and the policy issued without medical examination for all ages. Mor timer C. Farscott notes the arrangement helps employees who might not obtain insurance otherwise. Minor workers receive 1000 dollars each while higher ranks get larger coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company
Kahn Tailoring Company
N. Capitol Ave
Kahn Company
Mortimer C. Farscott
Route Transfer Sought for Indianapolis Shelbyville Freight Line
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Root widow filed with the public service commission a petition to transfer a freight route certificate bequeathed by Willis C. Root. The route between Indianapolis and Shelbyville would be reassigned. this marks the first such case on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Root
Public Service Commission
Willis C. Root
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Silk Hosiery Exhibit Opens at Central Library
An educational exhibit opens in the Central Library delivery room. The display, loaned by Real Silk Hosiery Mills, traces silk from raw material to finished product and will be shown for three weeks this winter.
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Central Library
Myers Plans Series of Dem Mayor Meetings Across City
Walter Myers Democratic mayoral candidate to hold noon and night meetings starting Monday at Kingan & Co packing plant. Russell Ryan announces schedule with noon factory gatherings and night sessions at ward headquarters Tuesday First Ward Gale St and Roosevelt Ave. Wednesday Fourteenth Ward Blaine Ave and Howard St. Thursday Fourth Ward Twenty Ninth and Clifton Sts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Russell Ryan
Democratic
First Ward
Gale St
Roosevelt Ave
Fourteenth Ward
Blaine Ave
Howard &T
Haas Funeral Friday
Funeral services for Joseph Haas 76 of 715 Maxwell Street will be at 10 a m Friday at the Jewish Cemetery with burial there. He had lived in Indianapolis nearly fifty years and is survived by his widow and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haas
Maxwell St
Lutheran home mission meeting set at St Pauls Church
The Rev. Paul Roehis of Chicago will speak at the second in a series promoting home mission work next Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The Rev. F C Streufert of Chicago spoke at the first meeting sponsored by the Federation of Missouri Synod Lutheran churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Roehis
Chicag
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
F. C. Streufert
Chiscago
Federation of Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Churches
Want License Revoked Over Madison Columbus Bus Line
White Star Bus Line files with the public service commission seeking revocation of the Made son and Columbus bus lines license. The petition alleges Maurice Mer Cracken, half owner, operated off the authorized Madison to Columbus route on July 20 and carried passengers to Brooks burg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeson and Columbus
Public Service Commission
White Star Bus Line
Madison
Columbus
Maurice Mer Cracken
Madison and Columbus
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Tom
Lazy Lake
Harry Moyer
Williams
Enes
Weppins
Mike
Stove Pipe Agin
Joges Gallrey
Falco Loqie
Barber
Gneqns
Marcell
al Dan
NEA Service, Ince
Welch
Freckles
Blosser
Be'll
Mello
DR. Hemmings
Ron
Burt AT
Wwccolwtic
WJY
Harry Peters
Chicago String’ Tri Trio
Chicago— Orchestra
Dallas—Orchestra
KOKA
WRZ
WCX
Phila Galehree-Berry O'Moore
L. A
Army _ Band brass quartet
WMAQ
Frank W. Wood
W. New York St
Brunswick Radolas Phonograph's and Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
V. Price
Indianapolis Music House
Kent
Super-Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
the Record Cente of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Kara’s
Kruse-Connell
Ohio ST
Lis
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Co
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Russell Williams
Elgin
Constitution
WREO
Shenandoah Cert
Strahan
Iowa
Springaeigean
Lansing
Denver
Bohemian Hour
Ww Has
KFAR
KFKX
KFIM
KEMQ
KICO
KSD
WCEE
WJJL
WOI
WOWL
WIL
CKAC
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WCAP
WDWF
WEBJ
WHAZ
WLIT
WOO
WOR
WTAM
WIP
Far West
KFAE
KFOA
KLX
Hoosier Briefs
O. Patton
Fisler
Pine Lake
la Porte
O. E. Goshert and
FE. B. Funk
Warsaw Park Board
Chambers
Knox County
Bramer McCoy
Linton
William South
Bicknell
Gehrett
Bluffton
Warsaw
Osquitoes
Petersburg
Louise Adney
Pennant
Lebanon High Schoo
Lawrence Sheridan
Frankfort
Florida
Cocoa City
Charles T. Knapp
Hagerston
B. K. Johnson
Johnson
North ME
KAHN
MYERS
Walter Myers
Haas
Jewish Cemetery
Bus Line
Service Commission
Cry
Fletcher
Physicians
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