Paddy Harmee plans for a Chicago arena amid mixed signals
The narrative recalls Paddy Harmee and Tex Rickard weighing a bold stadium project in New York with ambitions to build a sport palace. It details early plans, brick-throw symbolism, and Harmee’s cautious stance on funding while managers like Max Rosenblum and Ph Ball navigate losses and revenue from radio rights as professional basketball grows.
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Tex Rickard
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Paddy
New York
Harmon
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Cleveland Rosenblums
Max Rosenblum
Radio program listings and sports notes from 1930s station guides
A dense, fragmentary radio schedule lists programs across WEAF and affiliated networks including orchestras, dances, church hours, and NBC programs. The text mentions performers and stations such as WEAF, WLW, and Detroit schedules, with stray notes on athletes like Sande and Vance and references to live broadcasts and band performances.
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NBC Network
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WCX
Lighthorn Wiz
Amos
Atty
Dinger Music
Lady Moon
Tae Arced
Wwi
Detroit
Diner Orchestra
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Dacce Orchestra
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Hartford
WEAF
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NBC
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Schenectady
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Toronto
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Bolas
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Te Air
Hew
Lincolm
Bece Orchestre
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Whar
Louisille
Milwal
Umber Music
WCCO
MPLA
Motel Lowry Orchestra
Minooasia Theatre
Dacot Music
Warmville
Joe Must
Earl Sande
Hermitage
Sande
Dazzy Vance
Robby
Ana Robby
Chive Jacobs
Schmeling
Berlin
Yanxs
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Little Joe
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Lewis
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Tae
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