Radio Programs Schedule Highlights From June Broadcasts
A compact survey of radio time slots across NBC and CBS networks from June 9 to June 18 detailing programs such as Parks Cadman at 6:30 p.m. and Seth Parker at 9:15 p.m. on Red Network, Blue Network offerings like Roxy Stroll and Light Opera Hour, and Columbia System slots including The Ballad Hour and Cathedral Hour, noting shifts for time zones and recurring features across multiple days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Network
Parks Cadman
Maj. Bowes’ Family
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Whittall
Enna
Collier
Columbia System
Donald Barnshouse
Howard
la Palma
Sonatron
Majestic Theater of the Air
de Forest
Samovar
N. B. C. Red
Radio Household Institute
Voice of
Firestone
P. Gypsies
General Motors Family Party
Empire Builders
Grand Opera
N. B.C. Blue
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Roxy and His Gang
White House
Edison Recorders
RED
Soconyland
Eveready
Chequot Club
Keath Orpheum
BLUE
Duco
Montgomery
Jewel
da Bailey Allen
Frederic W. Wile
Washington
U. & Navy
Paul Whiteman
Curtis Institute of Music
Curtiss
Lombardo
LaTouraine
Happy Wonder Bakers
Ipana Troubadours
Palm Olive
N. B. Co
Sylvania Foresters
ABA Voyagers
Stromberg Carlson
Chancellor Dance Orchestra
Ida Balley Allen
Hank Simmons
van Heusen
Kolster
Kansas Frolickers
N. B
Coward Comfort
Hoover Sentinels
Seiberling Singers
Halsey Stuart
S&s Dept. of Agriculture
Grennan
Lehn
Fink
Mennen
Veedol
Maxwell House
Libby
McNeil & Libby
WN. B. C
Raybestos
Paris
Schroedertown Brags
U. S. Dept of Agriculture
Kodak
Doc West
Enna Jettick Melodies
Dulvergal
General Electric
Blue Network
Boot Orchestra
Geysers Active Again at Yellowstone Giant and Giantess Erupt
Reports from the Department of the Interior note renewed activity by Yellowstone National Park’s two largest geysers, the Giant and the Giantess. The Giantess erupted twice this year with a 22 day gap, lasting about four hours total, and the Giant has erupted twice with water reaches up to 250 feet and eruption windows of 62 minutes. A new unnamed geyser erupted last July and has remained active through winter, with crater dimensions near 90 by 140 feet and deep tube measured at 74 feet. its four and a half hour eruptions discharge around 700000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Department of the Interior
Escaped Monkey Delights Train Crew Across Nevada
A rogue monkey rode the Southern Pacific main line from Ogden to Carlin, then rode to San Francisco on No. 19. The creature jumped cars, eluded crew for 200 miles, played with Carlin residents, and was captured with help from locals before boarding a new train.
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Reno
Southern Pacific
Nevada
Ogden
Lakeside
Carlin
Mr. Monk
San Francisco
Indians Claim $17 Million Against U S in Montana
The Assiniboine and allied tribe at Havre Montana say the United States owes them 17 million dollars for unoccupied lands and unpaid annuities under the 1851 treaty. Everett Sanders is named as leader after James Good resigned to join Hoover's cabinet.
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U. S
Havre
Mont
Assiniboi Andlang
United States
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
James Good
Hoover
Dogs in Bridgeport Rename Fido With Distinct Names
Bridgeport dog owners shift away from the popular name Fido. Records show many dogs named Lindy and Mussolini threatening to eclipse the former favorite as pet names in the city.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Coeds Prefer English as Major at Radcliffe Harvard
A Harvard Radcliffe survey shows English is the preferred major for Radcliffe women while economics leads for Harvard men. Radcliffe girls concentrating in English total 28 percent versus 16 percent at Harvard for men. Economics draws 17 percent of Harvard students, with under 8 percent at Radcliffe favoring that field.
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Camobridge
Mass
Harvard
Handleless Woman Flies Plane With ArmStubs
Los Angeles report on Miss Josephine Callaghan a 22 year old rancher and sportswoman who soloed a Lincoln Page biplane after 30 hours instruction using a custom cockpit setup. She pilots with a shoulder high stick a padded forked rod and finger controls while her foot rudder is repositioned.
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Los Angeles
Josephine Callaghan
Dycer
Callaghan
Charles F. Dycer
Dycer School of Commercial Aeronautics
Miss Callaghan
Woman's Two Weddings In Court Over a Daughter
Oklahoma City reports Elia Mae McMullen seeks custody of her five year old daughter while facing disputes over two marriages. Her first husband W. McGruder, wed Norman in 1920, left for South America where he was later reported killed. She then married Earl McMullen. McGruder, now running a filling station near the municipal airport, threatens to sue for divorce after learning of the second marriage.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Enoch Arden
Elia Mae McMullen
Ella Mae
W. McGruder
Norman
Oklo
South America
Earl McMullen
McGruder
Yearning for Red Hat Lands Boy in Trouble
Leon Garlock an eleven year old from La Plata Missouri sneaked into a local meat market stealing 25 dollars from the cash drawer in his hurry to buy a new collegiate red hat He asked a clothing store owner to open after hours for the hat and confessed when police were alerted by the suspicious proprietor
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la Plata
Leon Garlock
Leon
Britain Wastes Millions Carelessly Each Year
London reports Great Britain spends wastefully, about 750 million dollars yearly. An unnamed authority cited by the Sunday Express lists items like 15 million dollars of mustard left on plate edges along with soap, match ends, cigarette butts, tickets, pins, clips, gas, electricity, fuel, bones, town refuse, tin cans and waste paper.
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London
Great Britain
The
Sunday Express
Auction in Erie Aims to Satisfy Three Years of Back Taxes
In Erie Kansas a property is set for auction to cover three years of delinquent taxes. The notice indicates the bid targets a barn and other structures as part of the tax sale process.
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Erie
Kan
Miracle of Adrenalin Revives Dead After Shootout
Detroit police pursue a suspected holdup man, John Jones, who dies after a running gunfight but is revived by adrenalin in the heart by Dr. Courtney Fremont. Jones lives five hours, then dies again, in a case later framed as a medical milestone rather than crime news. Other cases of resuscitation after death are cited, including a Brooklyn baby born dead revived days after birth and a Philadelphia tuberculosis patient revived after two hours, illustrating growing acceptance of revived death.
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Detroit
Mich
John Jones
Courtney Fremont
Jones
Baby
Brooklyn
Bertha Isaacson
Boro Park
Philip Mininberg
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Two Years on Death Row Educate Self in Columbus
Sabo marked his second anniversary in Death Row Columbus as his lawyers press for reprieve. Once illiterate and non English speaker he now reads well and speaks fluently with Bible study among 13 inmates who were executed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sabo
Educator to translate Diodorus for Loeb Library
Od. Prof Oldfather, formerly of Wabash College now at Nebraska, is commissioned to translate Diodorus of Cleily for the Loeb Classical Library. The project will span about 18 volumes totaling 6175 pages. Diodorus has never been translated into English and Oldfather is a renowned authority in ancient history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Oldfather
Wabash College
University of Nebraska
Diodorus of
G A R Report Notes Wisconsin Posts Shrinking
The Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic annual report shows fourteen posts listed with only one surviving member remaining. Officials note the dwindling number across chapters.
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Waring _ Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Grand Army of the Re
Rechabites Loyalty Highlighted In Jeremiah Lesson
The lesson surveys the Rechabites in Jeremiah 35, noting their abstinence from wine, voluntary poverty, and nomadic life. It contrasts their filial obedience to Jonadab with Judah’s disobedience, and cites their ultimate reward for loyalty alongside divine judgment upon disobedience.
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Hemath
Jethro
Moses
Canaan
Saul
Jeremiah
Judah
Jonadab
God
Adam
Eden
Matthew Henry
Walk While Ye Have Light Sermon Excerpt
A biblical passage from John 12 urges listeners to walk in the light while it is with them, warning that darkness comes if they fail to believe in the light and become children of light. The crowd questions Jesus about the Son of Man, and he replies that the light remains briefly before being lifted up.
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Jesus
Castoria the Baby Remedy for Gentle Relief
Castoria is promoted as a safe vegetable remedy for babies to ease fretfulness colic or constipation. It claims doctors approve its safety for infants and suggests keeping an extra unopened bottle for emergencies, with a note that it helps older children too.
Ready to Loan His Tuxedo First Student
Two students discuss borrowing a tuxedo from an older man in a brief prison of dialogue style. The exchange centers on returning the garment to Joe Brown and then to Tom Jones, reflecting a casual campus interaction.
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Joe Brown
Tom Jones
Bascoms Probe Husband Lost at Sea in Ball Blue Ad Line
Mrs Bascom confirms her husband vanished at sea as a bathing beauty is blamed. Pathfinder Magazine notes Red Cross Ball Blue to whiten fabrics without damage, with an ad urging purchase from all good grocers. Second sight cures love at first sight, while great thoughts are called true wealth.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claims
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a perfect anti acid for sour stomachs and indigestion. It emphasizes its medical endorsement and broad appeal, noting the Phillips name as the genuine product trademark since 1876.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles HF. Phillips Chemical. Co
Charles H. Phillips
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Uncle Don
Coco Couriers
Physical Culture Magazine
Vitaphone
Robert Burns Panatelas
Ida Batgley Allen
du Barry
U. & Marine Band
Sonora
George Olsen
Yellowstone Park
Handless
Britain
Kansas Town
Victory of
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Deaf Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Castoria
Hanford
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