Radio listings mix Amos and Andy with NY meeting report
Radio log notes a Sunday NBC substitution of Amos and Andy for a live speech by General Smedley Butler at a New York meeting on lawlessness. The piece mentions various network programs and artists, including Nick Tucs, Fred Die Rieh's orchestra, and the Hernandez brothers, with references to KTLA, WQAT, and CBS.
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Andy
Smedley D. Butler
NDC
Ans
Atty
Nick Tucns
Ovee Ktla
Columbia Network
Yipine
Freddie Rieh
Round Lowners
KTLA
Jusk
CBS
Charles Lindbergh
JIAA
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Tapancest Rovernment
Denarment of Commerce Staton
New York
Nrithey Ike Dime
O’Neill Services Held at Cannes
A small gathering of friends and relatives attended the funeral of James B. O’Neill, American oil man, at the Church of Our Lady of the Pines near his villa in Cannes. O’Neill, linked to the Teapot Dome investigation, died Sunday of a heart attack while living in retirement there. The article notes Flo Jett was in the United States at the time.
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Cannes
France
James B. O'Neill
Washington Feds Implement Tree Care Plan Amid Drought
Federal program orders ground bone meal fed to Washington park trees to aid drought stressed roots. Officials drilled holes three to four feet deep near threatened trees and filled them with bone meal, soaking soil with water to improve nourishment at public parks.
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Washington
Helen
Altlee
Accidental Shot Kills Temple Man
A Temple man died from an accidental gunshot in what authorities called a tragic mishap. The incident occurred at a local camp, where a hat reportedly dislodged from a portal, striking the manager. A verdict of accidental death was returned by the inquest.
Oceanic Concert Schedule Shifts To Evening Lineup
The page lists a dense, error-laden schedule of radio and musical programs airing Wednesday night and Tuesday evening, highlighting orchestras, variety shows, and educational segments with multiple performers such as Hernandez Brothers, Osborne's orchestra, Ben Bernie, Gunter Orchestra, and the Halsey-Stuart program.
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ETSA
Scheewitz
Aroma
Ean Anlante
Osborne
Ben Bernie
Ann Tent
Hen Aller
Aina Bracyeres
Feigidorians
Stuate
Siecilellenarert
Halsey-Stuart
Omi
Amos
Andy
Chevrolet
Guntar Orchestra
Aura Colomba Ana Orches
Gunter Orch
Keratt Kilueyeten
Ruac
Godwin and
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Gudrantse Shes Company
Myrtla Lawn Grove
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Victory Wilson
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Morning radio list highlights and air schedule chaos
A cluttered OCR of a 1940s radio guide shows hundreds of program titles and times from Mickey Walker interviews to studio orchestras. The long list mentions WOAI 1180 and other stations with varied acts including bands, color broadcasts, beauty shop features, and morning minstrels, reflecting a dense variety program lineup.
Parker Victorious At Georgia Polls
Parker swept the first district Democratic primary scoring a county unit vote win in 10 of 13 counties. The former adjutant general of Georgia defeated the late Charles G Edwards’ successor bid, securing nomination in a party that views the primary as tantamount to election.
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Parker
Georgia
Savannah
Auuccessor
Charles G. Edwards
Veteran Rancher Of Baird Is Dead
A veteran rancher from Baird Texas died after being found unconscious at the Hart ranch nine miles northwest of Baird. Hart had gone to hitch up a team to prove, and his death occurred several hours after the incident.
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Baird
Texas
Catle Country
Hart
Tiart
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