Radio Schedule Highlights 1925 Coast to Coast
United Press lists Tonight's broadcasts on WEAF in New York CNRT Toronto and WGY Schenectady WLS Chicago KGW Portland with programs from Opera Beautiful Galatea Alice and a Springfield college music faculty showcase plus a Hoot Owls segment by PSCT.
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United Press Weaf
New York
Jones and Hare
CNRT
Toronto
WGY
Schenectady
WLS
Chicago
Springfield College of Music and Allied Arts
KGW
Portland
Ore
Radio Programs 5 30 P M WAHG and many stations listed
Radio schedules list multiple programs across cities including New York Boston Chicago and Philadelphia with varied music talks and concerts time slots around 5 30 and 6 P M. Notable entries include piano violin and orchestral offerings and station identifiers such as WHET WNYC WJZ WCCO and WQJ among others.
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Longenene
Ynton Fisher
New York
Ene
Boston
Chicago
New
Long Island
Pian' Me
Park—Electrical Tang
Schenectady
Alee
Mooseheart
Davenport
WRNY
Ae York
Fraud Opera
WBCON
WCAU
Su Uals
WCCO
Minneapolis- -St. Paul
CTS
Worcester
WHA
Wee
Neapolitanrogram
Milwaukee
Rgan
WJR
Detroit —Orchestra
WJZ
Welle
Philadelphia
WMBB
WNYC
WQJ
KMA
Shenandoah
Talks Today Music and Domestic Science Features
A scrambled radio listings page highlights programs across networks and cities. It notes talks on music and domestic science, orchestral performances, children’s programs, lessons, and studio features across stations such as WIJAR Providence WLS Chicago and WEAF New York.
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Wijar
Providence
Woig
Mooseheart
Mooseheart Children
WLS
Patengo
Woaw
Omaha
Vives
Howe
Ot Vnburgh
Washington
WEAR
New York
Chicago—Orchestra
PAA
Ei Ian
WHN
Newark
WJZ
WTIC
Hartford
Woo
Philadelphia
Usic
Chicago
Tudaby
Anes Ford
Glenn
Ear
Seymour
Boycout
KFDM
Psnandoah
KYW Spe
WBZ Cere P Bpingfield
Eee Shiladelphia
Id Go
Concert Music WORD and Station Listings Overview
The fragment lists multiple radio and concert references including WORD WOAL KF Program KY vue KMA Luxe Batavia San Antonio WPG Atlantic KX Hastings Chicago WEAF New York and several others. It hints at a network of stations and venues with varied music programs and vocal showcases.
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WORD
Woal
Chiance
ton—Duance
Batavia
San Antonio
Voca
WPG
Atlantic
Hastings
Chicago
Kenandoah
de Wcap
WEAF
New York
Orches
Buffalo
Lo- R
Prem
Tra. Wls
Ecago
Springfield
Boner
Phil Te Wlit
Philadelphia
Music listings across cities and stations in broadcast day
A dense listing of radio and station calls with city notes highlighting concerts programs orchestras bands soloists and vocalists across Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Chicago New York Philadelphia and other locales. Entries include ensembles such as orchestras brass bands and soloists with times and station identifiers.
Broadcast Station List of Music and Theatre Programs
A scanned tally of radio and station listings shows numerous stations with varied offerings. Entries include Chicago Philadelphia Dallas Milwaukee New York and other cities featuring orchestra concerts recitals operatic works and theater revues with dozens of programs and performers named alongside station call signs and frequency markers.
Radio Station Schedule and Performers Listing
A dense listing of radio programs and stations with times and call signs. Entries include Chicago New York Los Angeles Detroit and others, noting concerts orchestras dance programs and weather reports with associated frequencies and locations.
Frankfort Alligator Haunts Stream After City Park Escape
Hoosier Briefs notes an escaped alligator from Frankfort urban park making a home in a small stream five weeks later. It raids farms housing young pigs and remains at large despite efforts. Sheriff Milo Maley and Justice of Peace Bowman corroborate events.
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Lorida
Donald Downing
Winona Lake
Milo Maley
Mentone
Justice of Peace
Bowman
Downing
Fruit of a fir tree in puzzle lore and other clues
A scrambled crossword entry lists many words and clues across and down from fruit of a fir tree to related terms. The piece ends noting the Soviet Union planning nine new broadcasting stations as radio use spreads in Siberia and Central Asia.
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Siberia
Russian Central Asia
Manual High School Shorts Raines Club elects officers at Healy home
The Raines Club, Manual High School’s boys senior honor society, met at alumnus Harry Healy’s home. Elected officers for the semester were President Leander King, Vice President John Herrman, Secretary Arthur Cleveland, and Treasurer Alfred Menges. The Masoma Club held its first meeting of the semester with future officer elections and plans to be discussed at the next gathering.
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Raines Club
Harry Healy
Leander King
John Herrman
Arthur Cleveland
Alfred Menges
Masoma Club
Carl Kauffmann
Frank Dale
Harold Cohen
Ben Bropsten
Miss Armstrong
Collier Young
Betty Ann Parrott
Ruth Lewis
Virginia Perkins
Maurice Feuerlicht
Edward van Riper
Guersey van Riper
Arta Weyant
Thurman Ridge
Press Club
Marjorie Brown
Dorothy Lambert
Maja Brownlee
Shortridge Echo Circulation Drive and Club Reports
Shortridge High School features continue with a 100 percent goal in the circulation drive as rooms report progress and various clubs hold first meetings. Tennis entries total forty two with a long list of entrants. new fiction, press, Crescendo clubs, and a chemistry book publication are noted along with club officer selections and meeting schedules.
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Shortridge
Germany Radio Fee Split Between Broadcaster and Post Office
A German radio tax requires every listener to pay two marks monthly. The broadcaster receives 1.20 marks while 0.80 marks go to the post office department.
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Germany
Broadcaster
Post Office Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
WGR
WCAP
WFAA
WJJD
KFI
KEMQ
QFAO
KSD
WCBD
WKRC
WLW
WSAI
CKAC
PWX
WBBR
WDAE
WFBI
WFI
WGBS
WHAZ
WIP
WMAK
WRC
WREO
WTAM
PAR
FAE
KGO
WCX
Detroit
Cleveland
Providence—Enterners
Detroit — Tortay
WTAS
Elgin—Orchestra
WWJ
Detroit— Orchestra
WCAW
KOA
Denver
St. Louis
Commerce Hour
WBZ
Springfield—Orchestra
Rennie Cormack
WGN
Hamilton Dakers
Des Moines
Des Moines University
WHAS
Louisville
United States Navy
WMAQ
Whitney Trig
Uncle Dan
KDKA
East Pittseee
WHT
cage—Orchestra
Beaumont
Waco
Minneapolis St. _ Paul
WDAF
Kansas City
Jack Tttle
Atlanta
Hartford—Orchestra
Detroit—Dance Weaf
New _York
Kent
Super-Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
Brunswick Radiolas Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Indianapolis Music House
Kara’s
Kruse-Connell
Ohio
the Record Center of
Indianapolis
Aldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
WFBM
Gus Edwards
le Paradis
Robert Miller
Bill Hay
KFKX
Neb
Fred Smith
Cincinnati
Pettis Light Grove Ensemble
Marjory Guerrigus Smith
Donald Wicker
Fred Newell Morris
Miss Dessa Byrd
Tat
WAU
Faladelhia— Se Eter Architects
WEBH
Chicago—Music
Seran
Dallas
Centralto
WHAD
Milwaukee— Theater Revue
York—Dance, Entertainment
New York—Orchestra
WLIT
Rufus and
Rasin
Memphis——Music
Philadelphia—Orchestra
WCEE
KPO
W 2Bh
Wmc
Ri Ram
Wa Owl
means—Orchestra
Skylarks
Whkny Ce
York
Lansing
Wweco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WRW
Tarr
Onn Vance
Exsee
KHS
Hot Springs
Wok
Oak Park
Hartford Fee Wiid
Mooreheart
Fe Ford
Kins
Los Angeles
Orran
KHJ
San Francisco
Revo
Werbh
Chicago— Orchestra
Ad P
WSB
Enter Enment P. M
KFTI
Los Angel Trio
Bert
Our Hour League
Wate
Memphis
Kansas
Los ‘Angeles
Hoosier Briefs
Milford
Walter Pape
Jack Ferry
Audra Chewalier
Bolivar
Bruce Watson
Eputy
John Idschell
Marion
Charles Wallace
Frank Charles
Harvey Myers
Greensboro
Milton Alexander
la Fontaine
Warsaw
Tom
Williams
Wes
Miss Vance
Dark Horse
NEA Service, Inc
Buster Milad
Noo
Roscoe
Angora OF
Min Caugh
Readnoagh
Wim
Freckles
Blosser
Willie
Jay
Ireland
Siberia Falls
Shortridge High School
Kuebler
Victor Raiser
Ronald Green
Ralph Coble
Ed Schurmann
Walker Downing
E. Blatt
Harold Lewis
Albert Levi
Enos Troyer
R. Anderson
Charles George Bert Whitaker
George Haynes
Edgar Blay
Burner McCormick
R. Coffin
David Clark
Oris Hackett
Lee Searcy
M. Christopher
Paul Batties
Gunder Bohme
John Brooks
E. Allison
Paul Payne
Blaine Miller
William Ransdell
Norman Rawdon
Doc McIntyre
Robert Sherman
Donald Wood
Richard Collister
Ralph Urich
Francis Bauer
Charles Christena
Richard Neall
Abe Lettiff
William Nixon
Senate
Donnan
Frank B. Wade
Shortridge Chemistry Department
Indianapolis Times
Nee. Ee
George D. Hay
Leo Fitzpatrick
Quin A. Ryan
Jerry Sullivan
Dr.caldwell
Avila Carri
Laconia
N. H
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
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