Sunday to Wednesday Radio Schedule With Times
Radio listings show daily programs across networks with Eastern times noted. Notable slots include Summer Radio Church, Stetson Parade, Capitol Theater, Kent Hour, Roxy Stroll, The Friendly Hour, Collier's Hour, and several music and variety hours across NBC Blue Network and other stations from July 1 to July 11.
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Stetson
Capitol Theater
Kent Hour
Roxy Stroll
Cook
Collier's Hour
Nightly Radio Schedule Highlights July 12 Broadcasts
The lineup lists Coward Comfort Hour at 6 30 p m Hoover Sentinels at 7 20 p m Halsey Stuart Hour at 9 00 p m Maxwell House Hour at 8 00 p m The Flit Soldiers at 9 30 p m and Michelin Hour at 10 00 p m with installment times across the evening.
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Voters’ Service
Soconyland
Sieberling Singers
Eveready
Int'l. Adv
Ass'n
Coward
Hoover Sentinels
Halsey Stuart
Maxwell House
the Flit Soldiers
Michelin
Weekend radio schedule with stations and programs listed
A schedule lists Friday and Saturday programs including Cities Service Hour and Palmolive Hour with time slots, and a long roster of National Broadcasting Company networks and stations across cities like New York Boston Hartford Providence Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Chicago Detroit Cincinnati and many others. It names Blue Network stations including WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA and WCCO among others and mentions additional entries in Denver St Louis Dallas and San Antonio.
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National Broadcasting Company
Red Network
WEAF
New York
WEEI
Boston
WTIC
Hartford
W4jar
Providence
WTAG
Worcester
WCSH
Portland
WLIT
WFI
Philadelphia
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
WGR
Buffalo
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Wiam and Wear
Cleveland
Ww4j
Detroit
WSAL
Cincinnati
WGN
WLIB
Chicago
KSD
Ft. Worth
WJAX
Jacksonville
Blue Network
WJZ
WBZA
WBZ
Springfield
WBAL
Baltimore
WHAM
Rochester
KDKA
WIR
WLW
KYW
WEBH
KWK
S J. Louis
WREN
Kansas City
Wcco-Wrem
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Denver
Ae Louiswat
WFAA
Dallas
KPRC
WOAI
San Antonio
Worth
WRYA
Rich
Design suits to catch sun rays for children
Washington reports the U.S. Bureau of Home Economics promotes specially designed sun suits for children to gradually expose skin to sun and wind. Under Miss Ruth O'Brien, the textiles division outlines romper style progressions from sleeveless to loose gauze outfits using loosely woven fabrics to maximize UV exposure.
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Washington
Dilay
United States Bureau of Home Economics
Division of Textiles and Clothing
Ruth O’brien
Miss O’brien
Farmer 81 recounts 180000 miles walked
Glencoe Minnesota resident H F Beneke eighty one says he has walked about 180000 miles in seventeen years and earlier in life. He recalls walking from 23 miles south of Chicago to Glencoe in 1858 and daily walks with wooden shoes.
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Glencoe
Minn
H. F. Beneke
Beneke
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Anthony
New Radium Explosive Proves More Powerful Than TNT
Pasadena Calif A radium based explosive developed at California Institute of Technology reportedly proves 30 percent stronger than TNT and 15 percent more effective than dynamite in unofficial tests. Inventor Captain H R Zimmer of Los Angeles declined institute analysis citing war department secrecy.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
H. R. Zimmer
Los Angeles
L. M. Adams
Zimmer
War Department
65 Fish for Every Angler Bureau's Aim
Washington reports the Bureau of Fisheries plans to distribute 650 million fish and eggs this year to stock streams and rivers from Atlantic to Pacific. Through 38 hatcheries and 85 substations, five to six inch fish will be released, with 250 million fry to be planted in protected waters.
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Aim
Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Atlantic
Pacific
Woman Charged With Alien Running Ring in Detroit
Detroit authorities arraigned Casper Hollecker, 52, and his daughter Rose Phillipps, 31, on conspiracy and aiding smuggling charges linked to an international ring. Immigration official John Zurbrick alleges they smuggled about 400 aliens from Englesbrum, Romania, with payments ranging from 75 to 355 dollars, and connections extending to Europe.
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Detroit
Canada
Casper Hollecker
Rose Phillipps
John L. Zurbrick
Europe
Zurbrick
Hollecker
New York
Englesbrum
Romania
Austria
Immigration Border Patrol
Phillipps
Nicholas Titch
Anna
Arthur Damon
Leavenworth
Edward Quinn
Ruth
Riverfront
Moscow’s Two Millions Overflow Red Capital
Isvestia reports Moscow faces severe housing scarcity after World War I and the revolution. Population rose from 1.5 million in 1920 to about 2.142 million, while dwellings fell to 5.7 square meters per person. To relieve crowding at least 3 million square meters of lodging are needed. Suggestions include bunk beds, more windows, and limiting occupants per room.
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Moscow
Isvestia
Earthen Jars in Arizona Said to Be 2000 Years Old
Nogales Arizona ancient earthen jars with bones of a prehistoric race were excavated by city workers and deemed over 2000 years old by Byron Cummings dean of the University of Arizona after inspecting the relics. Many jars bear designs of snakes centipedes and birds and are linked to the Pihouse people predecessors of the Pueblo builders of Casa Grande. Relics near Flagstaff include cliff dwellers portions.
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Nogales
Ariz
Byron Cummings
University,of Arizona
Dean Cummings
Leprosy May Not Be Contagious, Says UC Doctor
Dr E L Walker of the University of California argues leprosy may originate from a soil bacteria actinomycetes rather than being highly contagious. He cites evidence from Kalihi Hawaii and proposes barefoot prevalence and soil exposure as factors, noting proof awaits careful tests in high incidence regions of Africa.
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San Francisco
E. L. Walker
University of California Medical School
University of California
Honolulu
Kalihi Hospital
Molokal
Walker
Hawaii
Belgian Congo
Ivory Coast
Africa
Scientists Digging Into Gardens of Hesperides
Archaeologists in Morocco near ancient Luxus ruins resume excavations on the 2,000 year old site founded by Caesar legions. Prominent French and other archaeologists inspect areas already uncovered, hoping to uncover valuable remnants of Roman civilization.
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Algiers
Gaea
Hera
Zeus
Morocco
Luxus
Larache
Mark Wild Bill's Grave for Admiring Tourists
Deadwood South Dakota residents plan improvements at Mount Moriah cemetery for Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Massive stone monuments will be erected with bronze tablets bearing relief portraits. About 800000 to 1000000 tourists are expected this year, most will climb to view the graves.
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Deadwood
Wild Bill” Hickok
Black Hills
Mount Moriah
Wild Bill
Sailing Ship Passes From Pacific Ports
Seattle reports the sailing era fading as the Twentieth century begins with windjammers gone from trade. The marine department notes records show only the barkentine Centennial passing through the straits, signaling the end of an era for Pacific coast shipping.
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Seattle
Wash
Tacoma
Pacific
Marine Department
Chamber of” Commerce
Barkentine
Mystery of the Female Stranger at St Pauls Alexandria
A century-old enigma marks a grave in St Pauls churchyard, Alexandria, where a woman named the Female Stranger is buried under a veil of mystery. A later couple replaced the stone and added a verse, then vanished, leaving her identity unsolved. Also described is Pasadena California’s Tournament of Roses, its origins, floats, and civic effort drawing up to 200,000 spectators and 5,000 workers.
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St. Paul's Church
Alexandria
Halifax
West Indies
Pasadena
Calif
Nice
France
California
Western Newspaper Union
Wonders of World Capitals and Palaces Compared
The Capitol in Washington measures 746 feet by 270 feet. The Dalai Lama's palace at Lhasa spans 1000 feet in length, four stories high, topped by a gold dome and surrounded by gold domes on the peristyle pillars. It holds 490 rooms and 1333 windows, begun around 1200 years ago with a 200 year old addition, with a nearby lama shelter housing 7,500 lamas.
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Capitol
Washington
the Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Golden Gate Amenities and Argonaut Verse Retort
A San Francisco newspaper quotes an Argonaut refuting the claim that the paper is ample for all needs. The exchange mocks the paper as merely useful for wrapping shoes or laundry, suggesting the need arises for three purposes in one day.
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San Francisco
Argonaut
First United States adhesive stamps issued in 1847
The first United States adhesive stamps were issued July 1, 1847. Earlier issues existed in select cities like New York, St. Louis, Baltimore and Providence, but those were not United States stamps.
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First National Stampa
United States
New York
St. Louis
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N. B. C. Reo Network
N. B. C. Blue Network
N. J. C. Red Network
O'Cedar
General Motors
Fisk
Bossert Orchestra
Roxy's Gang
Riverside Hour
Slumber Music
NW. B.C. Red Network
Happiness Restaurant
Orch
Constitutional
Stromberg Carlson Hour
Lewisohn Stadium
Slumber
N. B. C. Red Network
Ipana Troubadours
Goodrich Silvertown Orch
National Grand Opera
Geo. Olsen
Sylvania Forresters
Phileo
N. B.C. Red Network
N. B.C. Blue Network
Bourjois, Inc
Palmolive
Dixies Circus
Wrigley Review
Waldorf Astoria Munte
Farmer
Woman
Titch
Windsor
Damon
Red
Arizona
Mark Wild Bill
Pacific Ports
T. T. Maxey
Golden Gate
PEXEL
The
Pexel Company
Ill
Portland Oregonian
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