Pan-Ametics and Dances on Sunday Evening Program
A fragmented radio schedule lists Pan-Ametics and Seven Eleven Dance events, with performances by Blackuit and Veake er ae, Dr. Daniel A. Poling, McKinney Musicians, and other acts. The program includes Hear America First, Radio Hour, Biscuit se and arts, and time blocks across stations WHO WEY KOA KSL OREO MO.
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Poling
America
Psincie Damrosch
M .McKinney
Goliter
Boneslye
Ana
Beneviens Orchestra
Walter Amrosch
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KGO
WGN
Disturbances Hit Masai Tribe in Kenyan Province
Reports describe a mass disturbance in the Masai area of Kenya following religious rites for young men. Violence escalated after a belief that a warrior must blood his spear to prove manhood, prompting the governor to declare a disturbed area and deploy extra police forces.
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Kenya
Hey
Masai
Ice melting for antenna safety at naval station
Naval station at Annapolis uses an ice melting system to prevent ice buildup on miles of antenna wires. Weather, temperature, and frequency changes govern ice formation observations. Army Oklahoma guards expand radio range with Osborn’s field-set innovation enabling long distance two way comms. Alsace broadcasts switch to German French and dialect programs for local listeners. Berlin saw American visitors rise to 40,334 in 1928, up 13.5 percent from 1927.
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Europe
Navy
Naval Station
Annapolis
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
National Guard
Earle Osborn
Ghee
Rradio
Musee’s
Osborn
Battalio
Oklahoma Guardsmen
Strasburg
Alsace
Berlin
Rudy Vallee rises from Yale to fame as radio star
New York AP notes Rudy Vallee, a screening college graduate, long sought music since childhood. He and his orchestra spent a year in London at the Savoy Hotel and nightly broadcasts, gaining popularity. Vallee leads, sings, conducts, and plays several instruments.
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Rudy
New -York
Yalery
Edison to broadcast Tarkington favorites in Monday radio concert
The Edison program presents The Favorite Music of Famous Individuals featuring Booth Tarkington selections chosen by Edison, Inc. The coast to coast NBC broadcast notes prior selections by Charles Evans Hughes and General Dawes. Notables have sent in their choices for the forthcoming Edison concert series airing Monday evenings at 8 Central Time.
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Booth Tarkington
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Monsieur Begueaire
Edison Radio
NBC
Charles
Evan Hughes
George M. Gahan
General Dawes
Edison
Killard Misquote Sparks National Laughs
A garbled OCR fragment from Treland stirs humor as readers guess at names and events while officials seek clarification. The brief notes a national attention moment and calls for improved transcription.
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