Arcadian radio lineup includes studios and orchestras across cities
Radio program schedule lists Arcadans in WWI era Detroit and Chicago broadcasts. Entries feature orchestras, soloists, and ensembles such as Maxwell Host, Corton Pickers, Amos and Andy, and the Five at a Five. Stations WEAF WIE WZ WEAP WEAF and others air daily music, news, and dance sets with multiple time blocks and regional programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arcadans
Detroit
Darer Orchestra
Sparkers
Maxwell
Corton Pickers
Amos
N' Andy
Ongar
Wit
Teller
Blumber
Mate Progam
Bob
Tee Merrymekers
Lombardes Royal Coradiats
Peilapel
Edka Pitt
BOSCH
Doe
Orchestra
Mile
Wie
Warner Bros
Yorttown
WHAM
Rochester
WSU
Schenectady
Floyd
Walter, Wei
Bpeingfield
Dinner
Usic
Win
Maxwell Bour
Ergatic Cme
Geen Wore
WEXE
Caraco
Wray Freere
WSS
Ball Abo
Sreman
Cher
ROMBC
Davie Sfort
New York
Progres A O
Paris Orchestra
DES Moints
eNews
Sucio
MES Arca
Wankers Lite Orchestra
WEAP
Fort Worth
Orcan
Arue
Pest
DAF. Mawsgg
School of the Air
Amos't
Andy
S—Mebbs
Lincoln
Buick Orchestra
Wras
Louisville
WiMs
Milwauses
tite_of TOHO—Dinnes
WCCO
MPLS
Hotel Lowry Orchestra
M—Musica
Minnesota
WEM
Nashville
Muse
Plsgiet
WOW
Omana
Congress Faces Weighty Problems in Treaty and Navy Plans
Washington reports that the Senate will prioritize ratification of the Kellogg peace pact and the navy expansion bill as Congress convenes. An agreement between Senators Borah and Hale aims to push both measures to votes promptly, while the House focuses on annual appropriation bills and tariff revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Ways and Deans Committee
Congress
Borah
Hale
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Naval Committee
Beatie
Previnasiy
Senate Debate Shapes Naval Measure Proposals
Senator Curtis of Kansas leads the Republican effort to draft the program for two naval propositions and advance congressional consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Hansas
Reorganization Planned for Emmitsburg Baby Beef Club
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker aims to reorganize the Emmitsburg Baby Beef Club for 1929 adding members and forming similar clubs in other county sections if interest grows. Last year 10 members bought calves for 60 to 70 dollars. this year calves cost about 50 dollars. Sterline Eyler earned the Frederick County grand beef championship, selling a calf for 323 after it grew from 400 to 1010 pounds. Eight calves sold at auction brought 1755.15 dollars total with the lowest price 129. The first club formed in 1927 with 15 members and last year about 40. plans include Montgomery and Carroll counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Emmitsburg Baby Beef Club
Emmitsburg Club
Shoemaker
Chicago
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
Sterlime Eyler
Frederick
Shoemsiker
Washington County
Montgomery
Carrell
Local Fair Results Highlight Regional Winners
The report notes Balowore residents among participants with Shoemaker quoted on protecting goods and costs. Peteristi e residents shine as Fleener Trous from Peterertiie wins the sci prim and claims grand champion Quernecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balowore
Peterertiie
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Tees
Westies sTarwen
Pact
Naval Construction
Ial
Baby Beef Club
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley
Sey You Mae
Pearce
Schmidt Bakine Co
Budson
Chene
ED Onston Studios
Maryland Theater
W. L. ©. Fisher
Bebe Daniels
Richard Arlen
Richard Powell
Bebe
Taylor Holmes
Leah Baird
Fewwat
AL Wilson
Couns
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Md
North Market Street
the Rug Store
Mullinix
Bentz
Patrick Street
Rosenour
Mullinix & Bent
East Patrick St
Eric
Eae Mae Alli
Rederickh
Thomas H. Haller, Inc
Ters & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service