Radio listings reveal extensive 1940s network programs
The page catalogs NBC and other networks schedules with numerous orchestras, dining programs, and dance orchestras. Highlights include Temple University and Detroit listings, denoting ABC Columbia and WEAF WEAP networks. Multiple cities like Cleveland Hartford Richmond Toronto and Omaha show variety shows, concert broadcasts, and news segments.
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Clear Water
THY
Sunketpal Orchestra
EM Nees
Vareec Progress
Baer Ktm
Cloveland
Tio-Teine
Base Air Joye
Shy
UCR
NBC Network
WEAP
Dence
Wwi
WEAF
Kemp's
Wcx-Wir
Detroit
NBC
Stexie
Hartford
Hotel Bond Trio
Venetian Gardena Orch
Park Central
Bateriatcars S
Pmula PriPals
Steve
XBC
Pittsscegh
Borg
FIDES
WEVA
Ricemond
Soo
Byrd Tris
Edgeworth
Wey
Strowghield
Orr
Gatin Finwh
Arex
Mustoe Sentere
Wesg Ag
Wavelty
School of the Ass
ATA
KFAR
Lincoln—S
Buinner
Whas
Lolisvilis
WCCO
Mpls -St. Pacl
Civia Association
Boe
Columbia Network
MBO
Eddie Dunsteller
Orgenist
Nasrville
HLE
Obk
Orchestra
Wow
OMAMA
Nordin
Hoover’s Busy First Day Reports From Washington
President Hoover’s first day in office features a busy schedule with key cabinet confirmations, interactions with lawmakers and press, and a mix of policy notes and personal recollections of his boyhood. He met governors, Republican leaders, and reporters while aiming to improve press relations. Cabinet picks were quickly confirmed by the Senate.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Mexico
West Branch
Towa
Molly Carran
White House
Republican National Committee
Senate
Stoon
Coolidge
Hoover
Eeloeg
Alexico
Cabint
T Nesser
Friersts
Macro
Das
Todas
Wittuo
Meomara Seentary
Dass
Coolidge Cabinet Members to Join Hoover Official Family
The remaining Harding era cabinet figures alongside other Coolidge appointees will transition into positions within the prospective Hoover administration, forming core components of his official family.
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Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Prisoner Clarence Fields Sentenced for Two Chicken Thefts
Clarence Fields, about 26, was sentenced to nine months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to two counts of stealing chickens. Judge Newman ordered the terms to run concurrently. Evidence showed Fields entered a chicken house at George Peters’ property and stole fowl from Flora Lenhart’s farm near Sugar Loaf Mountain, Urbana.
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Clarence Fields
Megro
House of Correction
Circuit Court
Newman
Fields
George Peters
Flora Ienhart
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Urbana
Peters
Pields
Mr and Mrs A HM Deer Sr Amaxtion
A brief notice records Mr and Mrs A HM Deer Sr and related names in a genealogical or social notice context with unclear details. The readable text references designation and kinship but lacks full context or dates.
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Mre
A HM. Deer, Sr
Amt Xu Mima
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Eas
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