Radio Network Schedule Highlights Friday Programs
Central and Eastern time zone listings show NBC WEAP and NBC WJZ networks with coast to coast chains. The schedule features music orchestras, comedies, news, and variety acts from 3:45 PM to 12:00 AM, with regional differences and repeats noted for midwest west and east feeds.
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Wabe Wade
Weao
Waab
Wnac
Wer
Wkbw
Whk
Cklw
Wdre
Weau
Wip
Wjas
Wean
Wibl
Wspd
Wisvy
Wmas
Midwest
Whbm
Wfbm
Kmbe
Kmox
Wowo
Whas
EAST
Wpg
Whp
Wlhw
Whee
Wibz
Wfea
Wore
Whce
Cip
Chac Dixii—West
Wsfa
Wgam
Wdod
Kira Wree
Wla
The
Playboys
Basic
Dixie
West
Boake Carter
Ruth
Russ
Mary Eastman
Court of Human Relations
Dashc
Jim Burgess
Longoleons
Hays Orches
Spotlight Revue
Carlile
London
Edith Murray
Press-Radio
Isham Jones
Bert Hines
Ben Pollack
Leon Eslasco
Whza
Whbal
Wiz
Whz
Wham
Kdka
Wgar
Whw
Wsyr
Wmalj
Weky
Kyw
Wenr
Wis
Kwk
Kwer
Koil Wren
Wmaq
Kso
Wkbf
Northwest & Canadian
Wtnj
Wiba
Kstp
Webe
Wday
Kfyr
Erd
Efef
SOUTH
Wrva
Wpif
Wwne
Wjax
Wila
Wsun
Wiod
Wsm
Wme
Wsb
Wapi
Angelo Ferdinando Orch
O'Leery
Wgn
Lowell Thomas
Orphan Annie
Amos
Andy
Ariene Jackson
Shutta & O'Keefe
Orch
Commodores
Babe Ruth
Phil Harris & Orchestra
Phil Baker
C Tv
Mario Cozzi
Sony Recital
NBC Symphony
Kahn
Dance Music Orchestra
Buddy Rogers
Ted Black and
Ouachita River Boosts Commerce Despite Summer Slump
The United States engineers report on the Ouachita shows 2,861,208 tons of freight valued at 76 million dollars moved in ten years, with four Louisiana locks and two in Arkansas, cost 4.6 million dollars, annual maintenance about 170 thousand. Passenger numbers on Ouachita Red and Black rivers total 27,879 last year and 31,238 in 1932.
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United States Engineer's
Vicksburg
Ouachita River
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Louisiana
Ouachita
Times-Picayune
War Department
Arkansas
Jonesville
Camden
Ark
Congress
Monroe
Federal
New Orleans
Mississippi
Japan's Ambition Seen in U S Visit by Prince Konoye
Prince Fumimaro Konoye, head of Japan's peers, speaks in New York on Japan's aims including Manchukuo defense, expansionist policy, freedom to reside globally, and unrestricted trade, signaling Japan's future role in international affairs and potential clashes with other powers. He notes naval parity as a goal and questions world peace as status quo.
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Japan
Fumimaro Konoye
Japanese House of Peers
United States
New York
League of Nations
League
Manchukuo
Far East
China
Tokyo
Uncommon Sense by John Blake on Enjoying Outdoors
The piece argues that true access to beauty is free for all through eyes and curiosity. It highlights May and June as prime for outdoor exploration, noting birds, a fox on a hill, and simple pleasures outside. It warns that later heat and dust lessen outdoor charm, urging readers to go now and remember the journey.
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Arizona
Niagara Falls
Union
The Glee Club Poem and Sailor Exchange
A verse by George Elliston about offering a final song to loved ones as a life ends and dreams endure. The dialogue then shifts to a playful Q and A between a girl and a captain about a man attacked by a shark with a humorous misnaming of Captain Cuttle.
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the Glee Club
George Elliston
Captain Cuttle
Sher
Sherk
Matrimonial Prospect Quip Prompts Suitor Comment
A playful exchange has Father urging Dolly to consider a young Simpson as a potential husband. He quips that if his money lasts as long as his farewell, he would be a strong matrimonial match. Dolly reacts with humor to the proposal.
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Father
Dolly
Young Simpson
Grape Juice Misadventure On The Water Wagon
Mrs Pester mocks the water wagon joke as Mr Pester explains an accidental spill of fermented grape juice during lunch after slow service. The humor hinges on a mistaken drink and the waiter’s delays.
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Pester
Shopping Snafu Sparks Spouse Fashion Frustration
A reader complains that his wife and sister-in-law spend endless time shopping. Each claims nothing fits or they need new items to show off. The correspondence captures domestic fashion pressures and growing frustration.
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Knagg
Wife at 2 A.M. confronts husband in odd exchange
A humorous legal style exchange features a wife asking what the husband has to say and why he waves his hands, with the husband replying he's merely hiccuping during a wavering examination.
Dumb Belles Lettres Excerpts From Notable U S Figures
A Bell Syndicate compilation presents short excerpts from authentic letters received by prominent individuals and business firms in the United States. The notes reflect private correspondence and public interest in the era’s social and business networks.
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United States
The Days of Prohibition Are Over in a Gondola Note
A brief unsigned letter from Cynthia G. imagines days of freedom in Italy. She writes of night in a Grand Canal gondola enjoying life and asks the Italian Travel Bureau how to resist writing.
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Grand Canal
They Call It Politics and Press Power in 1930s America
Washington reports on how Roosevelt outpaces Hoover in publicity, using direct quotes, background, and off the record material to shape coverage. The article notes Coolidge’s strong press leverage, the White House spokesman role, and Fletcher’s challenge as Republican national committee chair to gain favorable publicity.
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Washington
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Jouett Shouse
John J. Raskob
Charles Michelson
Hoover
Roosevelt
Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
United States
Prestige of the White House Reflected in Limited Career Outlook
The article notes that a rare occasional position is about the best future a person can anticipate at the White House, highlighting limited career prospects and prestige-oriented roles.
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White House
Bastrop VFW Members Set for Biloxi Encampment
The Boone McDowell post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will send a strong Bastrop contingent to the Louisiana Mississippi department encampment in Biloxi July 5 to 8. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffin Mr. and Mrs. J B Higman Jr Mr. and Mrs. J H Nunnally Mr. and Mrs. W H Todd Jr Mr. and Mrs. O L Alexander Mr. and Mrs Buck Simmons Mr. and Mrs D G Cooper S L Boyd and others.
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Bastrop
Boone McDowell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisiana-Mississippi Department
Biloxi
Miss
Ray Griffin
J.B. Higman, Jr
J. H. Nunnally
W. H. Todd, Jr
O. L. Alexander
Buck Simmons
D. G. Cooper
S. L. Boyd
Bids Sought for West Monroe First M E Church Building
In 1919 notices bidders may submit by July 10 for construction of a church for the First M E Church South in West Monroe. A midnight liquor-sale deadline will be publicized by a 12 toll on fire bell and power-plant whistle. Mrs. J Bridger Thornhill reports her husband Captain Thornhill’s safe return to the U S from Camp Mills New York. Dr and Mrs R B Henry with Elsie Nanette of Downsville visited Miss Alice Henry on their way home from Winnsboro.
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M. E
South
West
Monroe
Arnold Bernstein
J. Bridger Thornhill
Captain Thornhill
United States
Camp Mills
N. Y
R. B. Henry
Elsie Nanette
Downsville
Alice Henry
Winnsboro
J. P. Henry
Union parish appoints new home demonstration agent
Miss Marietta Nelson of Ruston is named home demonstration agent for Union parish, succeeding Mrs. Ben M. Lee after three years in the post. Nelson, a Union parish native, has taught in Marion and nearby schools for several years.
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Marion
Marietta Nelson
Ruston
Union Parish
Ben M. Lee
Nelson
Meditations in the Shade and the Yarden
A fragment describes Bob gaining some rest and trouble in a shaded area. It hints at weeds clearing from a yard and a man named Bob involved in lingering concerns. The text conveys a moody scene with unclear details and local atmosphere.
Brothers Begin Trans Atlantic Flight to Warsaw
Benjamin and Joseph Adamo wicz launch from Harbor Grace Newfoundland in the Warsaw monoplane after a 9 hour 40 minute flight from Floyd Bennett field. Holger Hoirs, their instructor, joins to Copenhagen then departs after final checks as they plan to Dublin Berlin and Warsaw. Benjamin, 36, married. Joseph, 39, single. pilots since 1927 with prior test flight a year earlier.
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Harbor Grace
Mid
Benjamin
Joseph Adamowicz
Aviation
Warsaw
Poland
North Atlantic Seaway
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
Holger Horms
Copenhagen
St. John’s
Hoirs
Horris
Heiris
Dublin
Berlin
Joseph
Rental And Benefit Payments Announced
The farm administration reported rental and benefit payments for crop production adjustment cooperators totaling 200,608,398 through May 31. Expenditures for removal of surplus hogs wheat butter cheese and admin costs reached 274,174,504. State amounts include Alabama 10,620,880 Arkansas 11,621,938 Louisiana 5,649,093 Mississippi 10,578,971 Tennessee 2,366,070.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Construction Progress at Gray-McCarley American Legion Hall
Work to rebuild the Gray-McCarley American Legion post hall in Ferriday Louisiana after the hurricane shows progress and plans for an opening dance. Dr A B Browne post commander seeks a date once the hall is ready. Quito Ecuador lies under 20 miles south of the equator and is the nearest large city to the line.
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Ferriday
Gray- McCarley American Legion
A. B. Browne
Quito
Ecuador
Equator
New York Pieces Walk Through a City of Whim and Crime
A columnist recalls a New York tale of a telephone prescription and a reverse English blunder about Harold G Clarke. He tours a sixth floor Police Academy museum displaying Ruth Snyder Judd Gray murder relics and a timeline of the crime with insurance and investment notes.
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New York
Police Academy
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
Hollywood Close-Ups on Actors as Amateur Composers
Betty Furness plans to plaster her studio dressing room with telegrams she has received since arriving in Hollywood. Otto Kruger has written many songs but not submitted to a publisher. Lionel Barrymore composes concertos and wrote the theme for Ten Cents a Dance. Jimmy Durante authored Inka-Dinka-Doo. Wallace Beery improvises on the piano between scenes. Charles Butterworth amuses friends with tunes. Jean Harlow and Franchot Tone were in a boat scene for 100 Per Cent Pure with light banter from Jack Conway.
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Betty Furness
Hollywood
Otto Kruger
Lionel Barrymore
Jimmy Durante
Wallace Beery
Charles Butterworth
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
Jean
Jack Conway
Tone
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the Branham CO
Chicago
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Detroit
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dauphin Island
State Penitentiary
Raleigh
N. C
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Lucy Larcom
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cynthia G
Ai One
Bob
Bell Syndicate
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Benjamin and
O. Henry
Tion
O, Henry
Walter
Harold G. Clarke
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