Radio Program Schedule for Tuesday August 15
The page lists daily network radio programming across regions East Midwest and Coast with detailed times showing shows such as Melodic Thoughts Nursery Rhymes Dinner Concert and Amos n Andy. It includes station groupings and coast to coast designations plus repeated west and east broadcasts.
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Nbc-Weaf
Orches
Orch
Schirmer Schmidt
Shirley Howard
Scotts & Orchestra
Lum & Abner
the Oldbergs
Sanderson-Crumit
Wayne King
Ben Bernie
Lada
Taylor Holmes
American Heroes
Radio Forum
Harold St2n
Midw
Rpt
Ralph Kirbery
George Olsen
East
Wjz
Whbza
Whbal
Whain
Kdka Wear Wir
Wlw
Wsyr
Wmaly
Midwest
Weky
Kyw Wear
Wis
Kwk
Kwer
Kail Wren Wmang
Ksof
Northwest & Canadian
Wtmd
Wiba
Kstp
Webe
Wday
Kfyr Erect Efef South
Wrva
Wptf
Wivne
Wjax
Wilaswsun
Wiad
Wsm
Wme
Wsb
Wapt
Wjdx
Kths Mountain
Tioa Kdyl
Keir
West
Prince — Ensty
Floyd Gibbons
Ernie Holst
Phil Harris & Orchestra
A Larger Place In the Educational Sun
An agreement last Saturday makes Ouachita parish junior college a unit of Louisiana State University. The loaned college plant and equipment will be used while LSU provides the first two years of general education. The plan cuts costs for the parish and offers local graduates access to freshman and sophomore courses near home, with options to continue elsewhere.
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Louisiana
Ouachita Parish Junior College
Louisiana State University
Point University
Louisiana Arts University
Baton Rouge
Uniy
Fariy
Conifornia
Olsestia
T. O. Brown
Prof. Brown
Monroe
Racial Eccentricities and English Eccentrics Compared
In a reflection on national quirks the author contrasts American restraint with English eccentricity. Noting figures like Dr James Graham and Romeo Coates, the piece muses on whether America will someday produce similarly flamboyant characters and public nuisances.
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America
James Graham
London
Aesculapius
Robert
Romeo
Coates
Bath Theater
Uncommon Sense by John Blake on World Unity
John Blake argues that humanity prospers when it hangs together and learns to cooperate. He cites Franklin, smallpox prevention, the Wright brothers, and Edison to illustrate progress through shared knowledge and communication. He predicts gradual, then rapid, improvement in global understanding, urging removal of old hatreds and prejudices for harmonious coexistence.
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Europe
Wright Brothers
Kittyhawk
Thomas A. Edison
Samuel Morse
India
Timbuctu
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Glee Club By George Elliston
A compact humorous verse and comic snippets from The Glee Club by George Elliston. Includes short rhymes about small kindnesses and light exchanges with punchlines from a classroom and street skits.
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the Glee Club
George Elliston
Clerk Hank Woggs Comments On Bookkeeping
A humorous 1933 bell syndicate panel sets a clerk and proprietor debating where to record a $2 purchase. Hank Woggs exits, noting he will not pay until next winter, prompting jokes about moving the entry from the day book to the year book.
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Hank Woggs
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fragmented excerpt on exploration and trade origins
A terse historical fragment discusses Australia before European discovery, Columbus opening knowledge of new lands, Canada’s frozen meat trade and fur industry, and a brief fable about sun and wind. It ends with a note of travel and wandering between countries.
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Canada
Cuba's Political Veil Lifts From Machado Tyranny
Washington observes Cuba's drift after Machado as FDR weighs future leaders. Ferrara, Menocal ties loom in U S policy, graft and influence cloud prospects for honest governance. Barlow case sours State Department toward Machado’s regime and any reform.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
Machado
United States
New York
Chicago
Cubs
State Department
Menocal
Orestes Ferrara
Ferrara
Thomas Barlow
Barlow
Havana
American State Department
United States Army
Rainfall totals reach 5.97 inches in four days
Government observer Kate Key reports 2.27 inches in the 24 hours ending Tuesday 7 AM, bringing four day rainfall to 5.97 inches. The heaviest 24 hours was 2.43 inches on Sunday morning, with Monday dry and a severe storm causing a lightning strike that damaged the Monroe negro high school building, estimated at 150 dollars.
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Kate Key
Miss Key
Tarver Warns Against Overloading Motorcycles
L V Tarver, superintendent of police, warns against riders piling multiple passengers on motorcycles. He cites safety concerns and a city ordinance, Section 6 of Ordinance 2550, prohibiting standing or sitting on non passenger design parts. The note also mentions an airplane airmail flight carrying a live black bear cub.
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L. V. Tarver
Mr. Tarver
Quebec Province
New York State
StLeo CQangriacht 198 Feud at Ball
A fragmentary notice references StLeo and an event labeled CQangriacht 198 within a local feud at Ball. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a contested incident or match tied to the Ball locality. Entities include StLeo and Ball. dates and fuller context are unreadable.
Parents Still Seek Two Boys Missing Since Saturday
Milton Young aged 15 and Murrell Smith aged 13 have been missing from the Fred Peters place on Columbia road since Saturday. Police assistance is being sought. A relative hinted the boys may have been invited to Chicago by freight train as part of a plan discussed with Eugene Buss. Descriptions note blond, sandy hair. Murrell has a deep tan while Milton is fair. Arthur Tidwell saw two boys matching the description near the highway west of Rayville Sunday. one carried a small black bag.
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Milton Young
Murrell Smith
Fred Peters
Columbia Road
A. E. Buss
Smith
Eugene Buss
Chicago
Eugene
Samaritan Home Seeks Adoption for Twin Girls
The Home of the Good Samaritan in Monroe Ouachita parish invites a family to adopt twin baby girls. Superintendent Rev J R Downes says the sisters should be adopted together to avoid separation. The twins are healthy, medium sized with brown hair and have never been ill.
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Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Home of the Good Samaritan
J. R. Downes
Revival Meeting At Spencer Continues
Large crowds continue to attend the revival at Spencer led by Rev. E A Bateman despite rain. Rev G E Goodman said services were moved to the school house Monday night. The meeting will run through Sunday with evangelist topics on The Mark of the Beast and The Land of the Beginning each night.
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Spencer
E. A. Bateman
G. E. Goodman
Goodman
Celery Growers Unite to Stabilize California Market
In Chualta Vista California American and Japanese celery growers joined forces to curb past glut and losses. The cooperative effort aims to stabilize prices and secure future supplies for the district through aligned marketing and production practices.
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Chulta Vista
Calif
Celery
Captain Barthelemy and the Champlain's Living World
On the Champlain bridge Captain Barthelemy showcases a carved model of the first world lighthouse and a seven-compartment ship design for buoyant safety. He describes Atlantic views from the crow's nest and recalls war service, fame, and his circle of American celebrities aboard the French Line ship.
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Paris
Barthelemy
English Channel
America
Wiley Post
Ian
Atlantic
Champlain
France
Dardanelles
Douglas Fairbanks
Peter Arno
Ina Claire
Nicole
New York
Hollywood Close-Ups: From dress seller to screen hopeful
In Hollywood Close-Ups, a Oakland lass Marjorie Timm, 22, trades selling dress samples for an eight week MGM contract after answering a San Francisco ad. The piece contrasts hopeful chorus girls with uncertain futures as she and many others chase film careers. Betty Compson promises new movie details in a life story, while Dorothy Herzog releases a novel about film life.
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Hollywood
Marjorie Timm
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Joan Crawford
Marjorie
Betty
Betty Compson
Dorothy Herzog
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Reis & Dunn
Getty Barthell
Barney Rapp
Jack Armstrong
B. Rapp
Frank Westphal Orch
Boake Carter
Evan Evans
Bari
Kate Smith
Down Kelvin
Eng
Westphal
Nino Martini
Ted Husing
Jack Little
Isham Jones
F. Martin's Orch
NBC
Monroe News-Star
News-Star—World Publishing Company
North Second Street
Joan D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
TM Myatt
Daily and Sun
News-Star
Sevesen
Mattender T
Marc
Escencerest Dds
Branham CO
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
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Associated Press
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University Center At
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England
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Benjamin Franklin
Mr. Breezeup
Miss Thynne
Vera Thynne
Australia
Navy
Tarver
Hambone’s Meditations
J. P. Alfey
Lucy
StLeo
Cqangriacht
Tha Ball Feudcat
Young and Smith
Samaritan Home
Capitan
Dan Thomas
NEA
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