Radio Listings Show Nighttime Orchestra Programs Across Stations
A sequence of radio station schedules from 9:00 p m to 1:00 a m lists diverse orchestras talk shows musicales and variety acts including KFI KSD WHN KNX WOR WJID WOR and KHJ with offerings such as the Lyman orchestra and Palace Orchestra. Strong entities include KFI KGO KHJ KNX and Palace Orchestra. Stations mention programs like Educational Music and Courtesy programs alongside dance and vaudeville elements. The listings reflect a bustling radio night with multiple orchestras and entertainers across Chicago Los Angeles and other markets.
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Koa
KFI
KPO
KSD
WCAE
WGR
WHAZ
WHN
WKRC
Woo
WOR
Perry & Russell
WSAI
Como
KFAE
KNX
WBAP
the Trail Blazers
Silver Slipper
WHT
WJID
KGO
KHJ
KLX
Stockwell
WCCO
Club Richman
WOI
WTAM
KJR
Kilbourn
WSB
WRAP
Palace
WERC
WHO Organ
CJCM
KLZ
Lake Merritt Ducks
WDAF
St. Francis
Lyman
Radio listings and concert schedule across stations
A dense roster of radio programs and performances across stations such as KLX WAAM WBZ WEAF WGR WWJ WJZ WJY WLW WLS WGN and many others. Entries include orchestras vocal and instrumental programs dance music operas concerts and variety shows with times ranging from 8:00 p m to past midnight and featuring a mix of news musical segments and special features.
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KLX
WAAM
Flint Kids
WBZ
WEAF
WCAE
WEE
WFI
WGR
WWJ
Il Trovatore
WEBH
WENR
WGY
WJZ
WJY
WLW
WLS
WOC
Clinton
WSB
WSAI
WTIC
WPG
WIP
WMAQ
Hickman's Orchestra in KNX WQJ Ginger Hour
Hickman's orchestra performs on KNX and WQJ in the Ginger Hour program. Local listeners hear a blend of classical and light entertainment as the ensemble presents a weekday morning feature.
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Hickman’s
KNX
WQJ
Ginger Hour
Louisiana De Molays Enter in 1925 Contest
The Order of DeMolay completes its second annual contest to pick twenty five top juniors for overall development. Winners to be announced late month with eight chosen to attend the National Leaders Training Camp at Bear Lake Colorado August 27 to September 5. Louisiana entrants include Chas. W Aby Baton Rouge Merle Averett Winnfield J Eugene Richardson Winnfield and Wm L Sowers Winnfield.
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Kansas
Louisiana
Chas. W
Aby
Baton Rouge
Merle Averett
Winnfield
J. Eugene Richardson
Wm. L. Sowers
Leprosy Dying Out in U S Expert Asserts
NEW ORLEANS June 19 Leprosy seems to be dying out in this country in the opinion of Dr O E Denny head of the U S Marine hospital at Carrville La In a talk on the disease before the parish health officers of Louisiana the physicians said there were 260 cases at the institution most of which had been contracted abroad The importance of birth registration was stressed by J Edmond Douson registrar of vital statistics who said such records were often valuable in later years The conference was formed as the Louisiana Association of state health officers The state health officer is the permanent chairman Other officers elected were Dr B M Little of Opelousas vice chairman and Dr John Schreiber of Monroe Secretary Treasurer
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New Orleans
O. E. Denny
U. S. Marine Hospital
Carrville
Louisiana
J. Edmond Dousson
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Louisiana Association of State Health Officers
B. M. Little
Opelousas
John Schreiber
Monroe
Velvet Ice Cream Ad by Monroe Ice Cream Co Inc
An advertising notice promoting Velvet Ice Cream described as pure delicious and popular. It lists Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co Inc as the maker with a date stamp of eleven twenty five.
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The
Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co., Inc
Metzs $100,000 Prize For Synthetic Opium Process
Herman A. Metz, a New York chemical magnate and longtime Democratic figure, offers a $100,000 prize for a method to produce synthetic opium at a price low enough to deter poppy cultivation. A self-made industrialist from the lower east side, Metz rose from teen starter on to head and owner of his firm and has served in Congress and as New York City controller.
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Herman A. Metz
Mr. Metz
New York City
Lower East Side
Cooper Union
Metz
Metropolis
Congress
City of
New York
Typhoid Test Negative In Pleasureville Report
A telegram to Dr. W J Sandidge reports the Louisiana State Board of Health found Pleasureville water negative for typhoid germs. This contrasts locally announced findings by the city board of health that indicated typhoid bacilli. Pleasureville is the resort where Robert Read’s body was found amid murder charges against George W Gill and wife.
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Shreveport
W. J. Sandidge
Caddo Parish
Louisiana State Board of Health
Leasureville
City Board of Health
Pleasureville
Robert Read
George W. Gill
Bus Waiting Room 208 So Grand Telephone 772
Transit timing note appears to reference a bus waiting room at 208 South Grand and a telephone line 772. The readable fragments provide no clear event, location beyond street address, or names to identify a specific incident or service update.
Ponchatoula Youths Face Juvenile Court Charge
Ponchatoula youths Ray Sheridan and LeRoy Gondeau aged 17 were returned to Baton Rouge juvenile court to answer charges of stealing a car owned by W. L. Brown of Baton Rouge. They had been arrested in Brookhaven, Mississippi.
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Baton Rouge
Ray Sheridan
LeRoy Gondeau
Brookhaven
Miss
W. L. Brown
King and Queen of Denmark Visit London A Year Ago
A year ago today the King and Queen of Denmark arrived in London for a royal visit to the British monarchy, meeting the royal family and touring royal residences. The visit highlighted diplomatic ties between Denmark and Britain.
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Denmark
London
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KEI
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Popwe
Par
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Taio
Lip
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Rounders
KGW
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Patricia Randall
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MNRR
Red Apple Club
Varied En Musicale
Q. Iwl
Aearentos Generes Bros. Ghreveport
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U. S
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Vee Hale
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Standard Oil CO
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Onry
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Tetetete
Monroe Furniture Co
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