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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
3
Federal Radio Commission and Michigan clash over power limits for police radio stations. Cities seek construction permits as experts predict rapid expansion to radio equipped status. Michigan Governor Green contemplates a 6000 watt station, risking a test case on regulatory authority. Cleveland already runs 1000 watts while most others use lower allocations.
Perc y Grainger the famed pianist and composer will return as guest on the Mobiles Hour on Wes day April 14. The opening number is Griegs Concerto in A minor Opus 26. Graingers reading of the piece reflects Griegs own conception and he will perform Country Gardens and two recent works Snoom River and Handel in the Strand.
Thelma Kessler, a 17 year old from Kansas City, will sing Musette in Puccini’s La Bohème on WEAF NBC radio. Theodora Aldis Amato Chant jee lead the broadcast with Kessler joining a national roster of top artists. Kessler recently won Juilliard fellowship and auditioned through Judson program bureau before her New York debut planned for Saturday evening.
George Lewis, vacuum tube engineer, develops a photo electric finish line system that senses the fleeting shadow at the track end, triggers a camera and records the event with a stopwatch dial. Belgium moves toward state control of its two radio stations, forming Institute National de Radiophonie under government management. Mme Frances Alda reflects on returning to broadcasting after opera. The Crucifixion slated for coast to coast network broadcast from WEA studios on April 17. Radio business grows in Hawaii with uptick in apparatus purchases.
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The Lumber and Woodworking Ialus program, sponsored by Woustry House Electric, will air coast to coast on a 33-station network starting at 9 p.m. Central Standard Time on Tuesday evening. The show highlights include an April 5 broadcast and coverage across the United States and regional areas.
England demonstrates television on broadcast wavelengths with P Baird Television Corporation and British Broadcasting Company stations. Viewers tune to separate sound and video receivers, syncing sight and sound by aligning two units. Early pictures show entertainers and a half hour program, marking an advance beyond U S broadcasting.
The Reeittuck Conn prima dona Miss Ann Hughes stars in the Lyd mond King production presented by the St. Mary's College Dramatic Club. A broadcast program will feature the show on WIBY.
The St Marys College Ensemble will provide the musical setting for a program aired on WIBW Topeka at seven o clock Tuesday evening April 15. The ensemble is featured in the production offering songs from the show.
In Charlottesville Virginia on April 44 a nationwide radio address by Dr Edwin Anderson Alderman closed a three day Jefferson observance. Tributes by senators Dill and Fess followed Founders Day ceremonies at the University of Virginia with interfaith prayers and a wreath from President Hoover placed on Monticello.
World News flashes interpreted by Floyd Gibbens report on weather forecasts and Tuesday program lineup. The listing includes musical acts and orchestras such as the Bernal Orchestra with Vincent Lopez, and a parade of cultural features like The Aunt Jemima Show, The Paradisus String, and musical melodrama.
KFKU Monday program runs 6 05 to 7 00 p m with Wayne King and his Orchestra presenting a weather forecast and musical interludes. The segment includes a travelogue series on Celestial travel furnished by Dr A M Harding University of Arkansas aired by Campus radio news bulletin and notes from the censorship department. Ostia to Rome speedway coverage adds Red Cross first aid stations doubled on Sundays and holidays.
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