Radio schedule highlights from WEAF and many stations
A dense list of Wednesday April 7 radio programs across networks. It notes WEAF and affiliated stations presenting orchestral concerts, operettas and educational talks, with multiple city listings and time slots for each program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foste Ksd
Louis Bass
WEAF
Chigaeo
The
Symphony
Aoees
WIR
Detroit
So—Gorkette
KLX
Oakland
eKaven
Philadelphia
Hiladelphia
Cof BU
Columbia
KGW
Portland
Wear
New York
Aerrmmakers
Doery
Trouts
Barret
WOC
Davenport
Hartford
Arts Bond
Bliss
Tmusic
Bata M
Pinsis
KFL
Mg Ensemble
WCAP
Washington
I48
Eurydice Choral Club
United States’ Navy Band
WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Penn Orchestra
Mooseheart
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Star's Orchestra
Nighthawk ‘Frolic
Amphion Tria
Ene
Toronto
Salvation Army
Ham
Watson’s ‘Orchestra
WWJ
WEE
Boston
Hig Brother
Eben Fitz Pendleton
Ibe Papa
WEA
Women's ‘Chorus
WLS
Garret Preachers Quartet
WLS Circus
KFAB
Lincoln
WBZ
Springfield
Radio Nature League
WBZ Concert Company
WSAI
Cincinnati
WSAE
KGA
Denver
Tillotson
Orchestra
Book of Knowledge
KOA
Broadmoor Rustlers
WGA
Buffalo
Richmond Hill
Colonial Orchestra
Koka
East Fittsburgh
Penn
R. R
WGN
WLIB
Chicago
WSM
Nashville
Vanderbilt U
WNAC
Buckner Attacks Prohibition in Senate Hearing
District Attorney Buckner of New York testified in Washington urging tougher enforcement of the Volstead Act. He described vast liquor arrests in New York City and faulted federal courts for hindering action while proposing padlock injunctions to close dens. He warned it would take many judges to clear the case backlog and argued that enforcement hinges on jailing offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buckner
New York
New York City
Federal
United States
Andrews
Harrold
Republican
Oklahoma
Yee
Incomplete excerpt features Mrs Edmugy with family
The fragment mentions a woman named Mrs Edmugy and her family in a casual, private scene with scattered words about beer and a daughter. The text lacks context for a fuller report or clear event.
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Edmugy
Kanwaka school hosts district spelling and arithmetic contests
The Kanwaka school hosted contests on March 27 with seventh to eighth grade champions Dorothy Belles Yarnold Margaret Colman and Olin KampSchrader. Fifth to sixth grade winners were Marguerite Hird Milton Kraft Lysle Belles and Ruby Houk. Margaret Colman won the arithmetic title. Olin Kamp Schrader and Josephine Secetin placed second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka School
Dorothy Belles
Yarnold
Margaret Colman
Kanwaka
Pearl
Belles
Olin Kampschrader
Mound
Everett Shaw
Marguerite Hird
Milton Kraft
Stull
Lysle Belles
Ruby Houk
Willard Shaw
Lawrence
S.E. Seetin
H. Hoyt
Arlo Hultz
Tay Seetin
Forrest
Robinsay
Topeka
Carl Hird
Kansas City
W. C. Anderson
Godloves
Piso
Fred A. Richardson
Snowburdened roads disrupt Twin Mound activities
Residents report week of heavy snow blocking roads from Richland to Twin Mound causing two days without mail and rescheduled events. Local families, including Heyl Spencer Thurber and Montfoort, helped clear driveways and cistern work while church services were canceled. Sunday school classes faced a postponed party due to the storm, and weather kept volunteers from reaching activities in the Twin Mound area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Neal McCabrin
Federal Reserve, Bank
Oklahoma City
Okla
John McCabrin
Martin Coyne Sr
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Tonganoxie
Father Fisher
Hoge
Coyne
Martin Coyne
Joseph Foley
Toriganoxie
Catherine
Jennie Hubbard
Kansas City
A. H
Engie
Fred Haunstein
Skinton
Fairfax
Oklo
George Brown
Augusta
R. H. Jones
Jones
Lloyd Lewis
Ellis
Mary, Sweeney
St. Louis
P. J. Sweney
Jennie Matin
Chicago
Jas. Sweeney
Cheyenne
Wyo
Martin
T. W. Martin
Allen
Kans
Robert Elder
Harold Hughey
George and
Hatlie Tudhope
Manhattan
Harlow Anderson
Elaine Winkleman
Emporia
Phyllis Hamilton
Toronto
Chas. Hamilton
W. E Drum
Chas. Smith
Wm. Allison
Allie Elder
Beattie Collins
Lawrence
Bodwell
Congregational Church
Wm. Wright
Green River
Elmer, Hubbard
Agnes Smelser
John Smelser
Orville
Hughey
Max Trederick
Topeka
Marie Snyder
Katherine Coyne
Alice ‘Heckert
Wichita
H. B. Browning
Versailles
W.S. Godlove
Kanwaka
Betty Kiene
Guy Bigsby
L. H. Petefish
A. FE
Ulrich
Ben’ Tenpenny
Schellhorn Farm
K. U
Charles Daniels
Carl Hird
Kansas City Star
W Kanwaka
Will Heyl
Raymond Spencer
Roady and Son
Emory
Richland
Willis Gibler’and Son
Will
Pearl Thurber
Elmer Thurber
Harry Moss
John
Montfoort
Thaddie Petefish
Clara
Viola
George Hendricks
Marion
West Fairview
Bert Fogerty
Mildred
Nellie
Clayton
Oral Bradley
Joe Schumer
George Simmons
Jennie Montfoort
Harry Matters
Overbrook
Sarah Gibler
Coija ‘Thurber
Harding
Erma McCullough
Oy Thurber
Guy, Weimer
Ralph
Scott
Charlie Harding
Joe Schirmer
Twin Mound
Young Robinson Unknown To Family During Harvard Day
Douglas Robinson son of the assistant secretary of the navy attended Harvard classes unaware his family had launched a search for him. A former Helen Astor arrived in Boston last night to assist in locating the missing student as authorities and family frantically pursue information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Douglas Robinson
Secretary of the Navy
Harvard University
Helen Astor
Boston
Robinson
Tanlac boasts transformation across ages and health
The ad claims Tanlac restores strength and vigor, citing 100000 praise letters. It touts roots and herbs, cleansing the blood, improving digestion, restoring appetite, and better sleep. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are recommended for constipation and a one week trial is urged with promised improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Nature
Tanlae
Two Famous Women Born in the Same Year 1819
The 1819 births include Queen Victoria and Lydia E. Pinkham. The ad recounts testimonials from Anna McHexar Marshall Illinois and Caroline Nagy Philadelphia praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for postnatal and menopausal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old England
New England
Queen Victoria
Lydia E.pinkham
Marshall, Ilinois
Lydia
Pinkham
Anna McHexar
H. Plum St
Marshall
Illinois
Philadelphia
Penna
Caroline Nagy
Sears St
Lydia E. Pinkham
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United Press
Weaf Asge AF Hi
Pina
Fate
Stalt Cancert
DeKoven
Robin Hood
Who Little
Sime
Dermont Orchestra
H. OM. S. Pinafore
NYU
Olsen
Ayers
Jefferson City
Chao
Ottawa
KPO
San Francisco
O—Seiger
WSB
Atlanta
YeRamore
WLW
Visconti
Cuartet
Glee Club
Chiartet
Weerc
Cinginnati
Roehr
Helvey
WEES
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOR
Newark
U.P
WHAS
Louisville
Lexington
Loo
WLIT
Dem Daddy
Arcadia Orchestra
Ripaprone Bo
Lombardo
Rcheatre- Tam
Beach
Amys Oha
Diesel Music
Rochester
Hot Springs
WxaHt
Oriole Orchestra
Oriiole
WRAP
WFAA
WMC Woaw
WPGC
WJY
WGBS
CNRT
CNRE
GNRY
WCBD
WIP. U.P
G. H. Dicks
Clyde Hamacher
Bushornz
Ray Seetin
Educational Council
Educational Council of
Matie Woodruff
Stephenson
Orange Marshalade
1862
Goodyear
Goodwear
Tanke
Hattie Crail
Harding Reed
Des Moines, Iowa
Queen Victoria and
Anna McHenry
Plum Street
Albert Lea
Achning
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