Radio Grid Lists Coast to Coast Evening Programs
Radio schedule lists NBC WEAF and affiliates with programs from 4:30 PM to 12:30 AM Eastern and rival networks, detailing dramas, concerts, variety shows, and orchestras across East West and Midwest regions with multiple repeats and time shifts.
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Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
Kid
Wefl
Wdaf
Wkbf
Northwest
Wiinj
Wiba
Kstp
Webe
Wday
Kfyr
Crct
Cfef
SOUTH
Wrva
Wptf
Wwne
Wis
Wijax
Wila
Wsun
Wiod
Wsm
Wme
Wsb
Wapi
Widx
Wemh
Kwoo
Wky
Wfaa
Wbap
Kpre Woai
Ktbs
Kths
Wsoc
Mountain
Khoa
Kdyl
Kgir
Kehl
Pacific Coast
Kgo
Kfi
Kgw
Komo
Khq
Kfsd
Ktar
Kgu
Cent
Tom Mix
Irene Beasley
Wmaq
Horsesense
Shirley Howard
Billy Bachelor
Lum
Abner
East
Lawrence Tibbett
Bar
Gypsies
Orches
Eastman Orches
Kay-Seven
John Erskine
King's Jesters
Lum & Abner
Midwest
Benny Meroff
George Olsen
Harry Sosnik
Wabe Wade
Weao
Waab
Wnac
Wer
Wkbw
Whickiw
Wdre
Weau
Wip
Sas Wean
Wibl
Wspd
Wisvy
Wbhbm
Wfbm
Kmibe
Kmox
Wowo
Whas
Canada
Wpg
Whp
Wibw
Whee
Wibz
Wfea
Wore
Whce
Efrb
Ckac Dixi € — West
Wsfa
Whre
Wgam
Wdod
Kira Wrec
Wlac
Wdsu
Wtoc
Krid
Wrr
Ktrh
Ktsa
Waco
Koma
Widbo
Wht
Wdae An
Wdbj
Wwva
Wmbg
Wajs
Weah Wel
Wmt
Wmbd
Wtaq
Wisa
Kfh
Kfab
Wkbn
Weco
Wrbt
Kvor
Kiz
Koh
Kst
COAST
Khj
Koin
Kfre
Kol
Kfpy
Aland Pete
Dixie and
West
Vera van
Jack Armstrong
Music Box
Wabe
Enoch Light Orchestra
Wiz Whz
Whza
Kdka
Wear Wit
Wiw
Wsyr
Wmal
Weky
Kyw
Wear
Kwk
Kwer
Koil Wren
Kso
Northwest & Canadian
Wtmj
Cfof
Wjax
Fla
Wseun
Wmc
Wapl
Wamb
Kgte
Kghl
Kgo Ifi
Ktar Cent
U. S. Army Band
Lowell Thomas
Sasti Orphan
Amos
Andy
Baby Rose Marie
Mme
Frances Alda
Paulist
Red Davis
Marcol Rodrigo
Henry Deering
Roxy
Amos ‘N
Don Gester
Henry King & Orchestra
New Taxes Loom as Hearings Shape Congress Tax Plan
Washington hearings by the house ways and means committee and subcommittees probe proposed levies as the next session nears. Talks hint at possible income tax changes and retention of certain taxes while repeal of prohibition ends some levies. Representative Bacharach urges relief for small earners amid uncertain White House aims and political pushback.
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House
Ways and Jeans Committee
Washington
Congress
White House
Bacharach
New Jersey
Ways and Means Committee
John Smith
Better Weather Forecasts From Upper Air Observations
The Weather Bureau seeks to extend daily upper air readings, leveraging Army and Navy flights to avoid new costs. The science advisory board argues such data are essential for air mass analysis and forecast reliability, noting forecasts save lives and property and that economy could harm public safety.
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Meteorological Service
United States
Weather Bureau
Science Advisory Board
Army
Navy
France to Talk Directly With Hitler in Armaments Talks
Reports say France may enter direct negotiations with Hitler on armaments seeking a breakthrough. Mussolini mediates a more conciliatory tone in Berlin and Paris as observers note the potential for real progress, though doubts remain about a durable agreement.
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France
Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Mussolini
League of Nations
Santa Claus Belief Should Guide Christmas Giving
Uncommon Sense argues parents should foster belief in Santa Claus to teach unselfishness and aid needy families. The piece urges letting children enjoy the illusion, aiding charitable causes, and ignoring critics who call the tale a lie, noting many organizations assist during the season.
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Santa Claus
Lily
Papa
Mamma
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Glee Club by George Elliston
A verse fragment notes a sheaf of dreams held in the hand guiding travel and meaning beyond material things. The poem contrasts dreams with tangible items and hints at continued pursuit of meaningful moments. A short dialogue snippet ends with a humorous street exchange about a platinum watch.
Patient Doctor Banter Sparks Moral Twist
A terse exchange between patient and doctor turns into a playful moral quip about saints and devils, ending with a wry, characterful line. The dialogue highlights inner conflict and lightens with humor.
Dialogue on arranged engagement and color blindness
Kathryn notes lax complexion care. Kittye replies that effort is unnecessary now because her current fiancé is color blind.
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Kathryn
Kittye
Rich Man and Poor Suitor Dialogue Snapshot
A terse exchange reveals a negotiation over a daughter. The rich man questions the suitor's dependence while the suitor cites his doctor advising a year off work and travel as a condition for pursuing the match.
Co Eds Quip About Studies and Fudge In 1933 Note
A clipped line mocks female students saying too many in class hinder study. The counterpoint replies chicks not making broth but fudge, reflecting campus humor in 1933.
Boners and Misleading Medieval Mirth
A collection of humorous exam tidbits. Spies report Jerico land of milk and honey with grapes. an Egyptian embalmed body is a dummy. Elizabeth rides Coventry with nothing on. Raleigh offers his cloak. Mary ruled in the 16th century with five step-mothers. a logical misfire concludes all birds are chickens. a quip about quitting plays puns on mind pounding.
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Jerico
Mary
Government faces egg and poultry price squeeze
Washington reports no authority to tax or regulate poultry and eggs under emergency laws. Surplus cold storage eggs and low live poultry prices prompt calls for federal help as farm wives depend on these sales for clothing money. Hopkins buys pork and butter, but no action on eggs yet.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Department
Civil Works Administration
Census Bureau
AAA
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Hopkins
Relief Administration
Mr. Hopkins
Agricultural Department
Capitol Hill
Masonic Temple Opens With Shrine Club Event
The handsome new Masonic temple on DeSiard Street will open Friday night with a reception and dance by the Monroe Shrine club. All Masons and their families are invited. hours are 8 to 11 with an orchestra ready for a good time.
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Masonic Temple
DeSiard Street
Monroe Shrine Club
Transients Sheltered at Plum Street Hotel Under Federal Hostelry
About 175 people are housed and fed daily at a federal transient hotel on Plum Street near the Missouri Pacific yard office. Harris Tyson leads the operation, aiding penniless travelers with yearlong residency and on site work when available.
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Plum Street
Missouri Pacific Yard
Harris Tyson
Tyson
Alexandria
Shreveport
Hambone's Meditations by J. P. Alley
A dialect verse fragment notes work for all the idle but he would not have time to see them all. The speaker describes birds and daily life with humorous, folksy cadence.
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Hambone’s Meditations
J. P. Alley
East Carroll Teachers Organize Parish Association at Lake Providence
The East Carroll parish teachers convened at Lake Providence high school auditorium to form a parish teachers association. Officer slate includes President Mrs. C. E. Hester Vice President R W Watts Secretary M M Walsworth. warlick to chair constitution committee. Delegates to state convention named. Chamber banquet featured music and a tap dance.
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Lake Providence
East Carroll Parish
Lake Providence High School
Ashley W. Warlick
C. E. Hester
R. W. Watts
Garden Home
M. M. Walsworth
Monticello
House of Delegates
Margie Gibson
Cecil Hunter
C. E. Holly
A. F. Gilmore
Hester
Mr. Warlick
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana Power and Light Company
McGregor Smith
W. G. Turner
A. O. Evans
Mark H. Brown
Emma Handly
Marion Ward
Tallulah
R. S. Guenard
Zell Stockner
Henry Righter
N. B. Bush
National
Mission Society Holds Meeting at Hales Home
Gordon Avenue Missionary society circles No. 1 and No. 2 met jointly last week at the home of R. L. Hales. Mrs. Walter Perkins presided, with devotional by R. L. Hales on Bible missionary leaders and prayers led by Mrs. A. E. Thornton. A Bible study was led by Mrs. E. M. Thornton. Twenty five members and two visitors attended the benediction and a social hour, with refreshments by Mrs. Walter Perkins and Mrs. Albert Perkins.
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Gordon Avenue Missionary Society
R. L. Hales
Walter Perkins
Circle No. 2
A. E. Thornton
E. M. Thornton
Circle No. 1
Albert Perkins
Loans Granted By Home Owners Office Report
Three more real estate first mortgages were approved Monday by the local Home Owners' office under Robert Breard Jr. The loans went to Mrs. M. Kalil of 3906 DeSiard Street for 2200 dollars, Mrs. Margaret Ruth Ashe of Dixie Overland Highway for 492.22, and John Singleton of 811 Ford Street for 563.29. Breard said many more loans would be consummated in the coming days.
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Home Owners’ Corporation
Robert Breard, Jr
Margaret Ruth Ashe
John Singleton
Ford Street
Breard
Christmas Pageant in Wisner High School Auditorium
A Christmas pageant enacted by 30 members from Methodist and Baptist churches will be presented in Wisner high school auditorium on Sunday night December 24. The program depicts the life of Christ.
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Wisner
Christ
Improvements at Wisner School Grounds
For several days CWA workers have improved the Wisner school grounds. Shrubbery has been removed, drainage improved, new trees planted and various other tasks completed to enhance the school’s beauty.
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Wisner
CWA
Russian Boom Hits Broadway Nights With New York Flavor
New York reports a post recognition boom for Russian themed acts. Night clubs, restaurants, and suppliers rush to showcase balalaikas, samovars, and borscht while booking agents anticipate thousands of entertainment jobs. Broadway figures recall how small venues launched future stars.
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New York
Litvinoff
U. S
Hollywood Close-Ups John Anderson Olympic champion enters film
John Anderson a Cincinnati born athlete with three university degrees and an Olympic discus title appears in The Search for Beauty. Despite not caring for acting he accepts a role to crash into films and pursue a studio path. Winfield Sheehan recalls WWII Paris hotel suite rent and a navy ministry adjacent joke about Gemmas.
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America
John Anderson
Anderson
Paramount
Cincinnati
Cornell University
Cornell
Harvard
Winfield Sheehan
Fox Studio
Paris
Sheehan
Ministry of the Navy
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CBS
WABC
Myrt
Happy Bakers
Edwin C. Hill
Basic
Choir—west
Bing Crosby
Louis Panico Orchestra
Stokowski Orches
Alexander Woollcott
Lulu McConnell
Wayne King Orch
Ernie Valle
Dixie
Melodic Memories
Cb8s
Deep River Orches
Myrt and
Marge
Boswell Sisters
Glen Gray Orches
Leon Belasco Orch
Abe Lyman Orch
NBC
WJZ
John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing
M. Myaty
Eeveeeess
Daily and Sun
News-Star Combination World
Monroe
BA 1Am CO
Newark
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
the Glee Club
George Elliston
Huburb
Elizabeth
Coventry
Raleigh
Good Fellows’ Fund
Leeegro
Alden Shotwell
Lucy Faulk
Lexington
Jim Green
Rayville
Sam Brashear
Winnsboro
Ecuador
East Carroll
Mission Society
Hales Home
Home Owners’ Office
Borsch
Shashlik
Import Amtorg
Manhattan
Cathedral of St. Nicholas
Seventh
David Samuels
Moscow
Harpo Marx
Harpo Mrx
Heyhey
Broadway
Lou Erwin
Miami
San Francisco
Way Points
Erwin
Jack Pearl
Sophie Tucker
Belle Baker
Weber and Fields
Fannie Brice
Clark
McCullough
Marilyn Miller
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
W. C. Fields
Mae West
Mary Pickford
Irene Bordoni
Georgie Raft
Maurice Chevalier
Paul Whiteman
Rudy Vallee
Ethel Merman
Helen Morgan
Morton Downey
Will Osborne
Hollywood
Dan Thomas
NEA
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