Saturday Radio Programte and Schedule Highlights
Radio listings show a dense schedule across KU and multiple stations for March 23, detailing programs from Serenagers to The Blue Birds, with band names, times, and station identifiers. Notable items include The WNomads and Longines time signals, plus a heavy emphasis on orchestral and variety broadcasts across KDKA WSB WHAS and others.
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gPra- Packard Bleetch
Even Bleyen
Anes
Roxy
Jenny Wren
Dtay
Westcake ‘Exchange
Ronald
Jellick and
Jenny
Peas City Board of Trade-Gr “Markets
Kanexsa City
Moison
Mi Kfegy
RHE
Billie Jones
Saris Hare
WIZ
KDKA
WRAS
WSB
Ikpro
Orenstra
Walter W
Damrosch
WiAr Wey
WPRAA
KPRC
KGO
KFI
Rouao-Rho Wey
WMC
Louis Kateyan
WJIZ
WLW
RWE
WREN
WTMJ
KSTP
Eee
Belie
WGHP
KTSA
WCCO
KLZ -Kdyl
Kyl
Este
Abilene Man C L Brown Resigns From Power Firm
Abilene resident C L Brown resigns from the United Power and Light Corporation. Stockholders meeting in Abilene accepted the resignation. The company runs gas and electric plants in Abilene Salina Hutchinson Manhattan and owns a Ford Studebaker related plant. Clement of Chicago elected to replace Brown with reorganized firm to name officers today and keep headquarters in Abilene.
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Salina
Kan
C. L. Brown
Abilene
United Power and Light Corporation
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Ford
CIA
Studebaker
Clement
Baker
Chicago
Brown
Treatments Over Radio Book Tells How Sick at Sea May Get
A new edition of The Ship's Medicine Chest and First Aid at Sea from the Public Health Service explains how sick sailors far from shore can receive medical aid via radio. The manual covers simple ailments and includes a glossary, with radio treatment used when the manual cannot cover the situation.
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Washington
Public-Health Service
Pickard Family Tunes From Tennessee to New York Fame
The Pickard family led by Obed Pickard travels from Tennessee to New York sharing old time tunes on air. Ma Ann Pickard and children Obed Jr Ruth and Ann perform on WSM Nashville and later WJZ as a versatile one man orchestra uses multiple instruments on radio.
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New. York
J. (Ap
Tennessee
New York
Pickard
Obed Pickard
Ann Pickard
Obed,Jr
Ruth
Ann
Pickards
WSM
Nashville
Big City
WJZ
Edett
New- York
Bae
Modoc Club Feature On WREN Last Night in Topeka
The Modoc Club of Topeka with twenty eight male voices performed on WREN radio from the Lawrence studio last night. The program featured two Muller pieces directed by Muller and included R.E. Tulien as pianist.
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Wren
Modos
Topekas
Radio Weorrat
Lawrence Front
Ior Muller
R.E. Tulien
Daughters of Famous Foes to Be on Radio Forum
Washington AP report notes Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan and Ruth Hanna McCormick daughter of Mark Hanna will discuss national legislative issues on the Washington Star radio forum at 10 p m March 23. The two, entering Congress, will share differing viewpoints yet remain personal friends, their paths linked to historic political rivalries of their fathers.
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Washington
Ruth: Bryan
Qwen
William Jennings Bryan
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Mark Hanna
Washington Star
Columbia
Congress
Rouse
Senator Chamber
Illinois
Florida
Radio programs and broadcasts across stations noted in March schedule
A series of radio events announced for late March includes Hauer in New Orleans reporting DX reception to WENR Chicago, with discussions on federal welfare for public welfare. Palm Sunday music in the Cathedral hour on WABC. NBC arrangements for a Radio Manufacturers Association banquet in Chicago in June. and National Radio Auditions with increased cash prizes. The Stromberg Carlson program on March 26 features Chinese Honeymoon on vibraphone and Moonlight on the Ganges on guitar, plus a new composition dedicated to Rosario Bourdon.
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Faure
WABC
Radio “Manufacturers’ Association For the
NBC
Ager
Chicago
Orient
Stromberg-Carlson
National Broadcasting Company
Rosario Bourdon
Cities Service Orchestra
WEAF
Reibold
Roby
Ady
Whoopee Music Defined As Flappers Lullaby
Minneapolis based WGCO radio contest defines Whoopee music with odd listener quotes. Descriptions include flappers lullaby and rhythmic city imagery. The analysis assigns percentages for static and sounds including a pig squeal and cat meow, among others.
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Minneapolis
AAP Radio
WGCO
Hades
Thei
Radio equipment exports rise as US leads world production
Approximately 90 percent of radio apparatus worldwide is made in America Britain or Germany according to the Commerce Department division. US exports of diode apparatus climbed to 12 060 000 in 1928 with steady growth over the last fifteen years highlighted by the big radio expansion.
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Washington
Ithe
Department of Commerce
United States
F Tad
Commerce Department Licensed Stations and Operators 1914 and 1928
A historical note shows the commerce department licensing 83 commercial and special stations in 1914, compared with 1,260 in 1928. It records 439 commercial operators licensed in 1914, and 4,914 and 3,816 in 1928, indicating growth in licensing and scope of operations across the period.
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Department. of Commerce
Department
Divorce To Blind Wife In Court Ruling
Spokane report says a nearly blind husband was ordered to grant a divorce to his wife after a lawyer argued the case in court. Mrs Fear Jordhoy testified that Nels Jordhoy had lost his affection for her. Mr and Mrs R L Sheets spent the day at Lawson.
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Spokane
Fattorney
Jordhoy
Nels Jo
Mrs. R. Li
Aire
Lawson
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Abilene Men
CL. Brown
United ‘Power and Light, Corporation
George Florence
Massachusetts
Florence
Georgel iAtkesong
KPO
AIR Station
Hauer
New Orleans
Hint Eihe
WENR
Voters
Paul Douglas
University of Chicago
LaRue Brown
Boston
Fane
Fortune
Nation
al- Radio
Atwater. Kent Foundation
Philadelphia
Audi+ ‘sion
oPhs
Wellsville Rrade
Schestra
Egonomez
Marvel
Sparton Radio
Omas A. Edison
Ines
Orange
New Jerseys
Mane
Oman
Mr. Olson
Philco
Olson
Musicians’ Protective Ass'n
F. W. Jaedicke
Mass. ST
Crosley
Radio
Green Bros
Crossey
Mass
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