Cheerio Back On Air Bill Restores Half Hour Show
New York A radio half hour feature titled Cheerio was restored after objections from federal sources. The program, aired on WEAF, had been split with 11 weeks on a Mid-West network and 16 minutes on another. Tedsee the air by M. HL Aylerworth, president of the National Broadcasting company, announced the restoration.
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The Loudspeaker By Louis Reid and its era in radio music
A critical column by Louis Reid discusses Wagner’s lasting influence and contrasts modern composers with past masters. It notes Chuminade as a highlight among sacred music, mentions radio consultant Chenoca Collings, and reflects on Wylder’s era of broadcast tunes and the boxing of popular songs by the era's listening public.
Banks Fail to Open Doors in Gaston County City
Four Gaston county banks failed to open today amid fears of a broader panic in the city of 20,000. A local institution remained open, while Morgan Partner views doubt over the sector's stability and signals ongoing caution among financial partners.
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Baby's Cold Relief Promises Quick Cure as Mother Recalls Remedy
A Putnam Connecticut mother reports a local remedy claim that one drop of Caterrha jelly in the nose opens the nose and throat to ease a baby’s cold. The note asserts no harmful effects and urges Kendon's to obtain the treatment.
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Screen actor Frederic March on ETSA program and varied radio listings
Radio guide lists Frederic March on ETSA program. Evening schedule shows numerous concerts and programs including Jean Goldkette Orchestra, Philco Symphony Orchestra, Gunter Orchestra, and multiple local segments with Cecil and Sally, Plymouth Motors, Radiola, and Texas hour among others. Also notes tabernacle, Latin hour, Alamo dinner, and around-the-clock entertainment blocks across KTSA, KONO, and other outlets.
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Sally
Laule
Jean Goldkette
Philco Symphony Orchestra
Groylers
Plymouth Motors
Radiola
Wealinghouse
Tuchy
Dante Orchestra
N. B.C
Amor and
Andy
Gunter
Hiloercies
Populer Muele
Joske Banta Chava
Tabernacle
Texas Hour
KMAC
Muric
F. E. Mueller
Merlean
Texae
Radio schedule jumble lists many broadcast times and programs
A garbled listing shows numerous radio times and acts across stations like WOAT and CBS. Entries include orchestras led by Jean Golakette, Gunter, Alamo Dioner club, and Don Albert, with weather, breakfasts, and brief news flashes interspersed, though many items are unclear or corrupted.
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Alamo Dioner Club
Po -Woat
Gunter Orchestra
Hstudio
Kalon Orchestra
CBS
Montgomery-Ward
Don Albert
B.C
NAC
Helty Crocker
Mousehold — Institute
Bitiutio
Werther
Atoll
Gunter
N. B.C
Curtisa
Carly Oo
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Actor Frederic March to be radio guest on KSA
Screen star Frederic March will be heard at 12:30 a.m. Tuesday on Paramount Publix hour over KSA. He is interviewed by Jerry Madison of Hollywood and is expected to reveal secrets about the famous attire associated with his roles.
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Finstein Sails for California
Dr Albert Einstein sails for California early today to continue his research with American scientists in New York.
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Royal Family to Be Presented by Temple League
The Temple League will stage The Royal Family by Kaufman and Ferber at San Pedro Playhouse tonight. Directed by Barry M. Griffith, the cast includes Mrs. George Leaven, Mrs. Charles Jacobs, Ona Oppensheimer, Betty Scherr, Louis Arbetter, Melvin Williamson, David Geetard, Milton Fischer, Ort Lang, Mrs. Walter Timon, Sidney Darkowiz, Albert A. Seligman, Agnes Williams, and Sunes Perlman.
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George Kaufman
Fidne Ferber
San Pedro
Temple League Players of Teimpte Hoth FI
Barry M. Griffith
George Leaven
Charles Jacobs
Ona Oppensheimer
Betty Scherr
Louis Arbetter
Melvin HE. Willamson
David Geetard
Milton Fischer
Ort Lang
Walter Timon
Sidney Darkowiz
Albert A. Seligman
Agnes Williama
Sunes Perlman
Five-bandit burglary thwarted at South Pecos store
Antonio Martinez, at South Pecos and El Vaso Streets, fired on five bandits burglarizing his shop. He believes one shot struck a bandit, though no blood was found. The gang fled in a car after taking $10. Martinez gave Policeman A Valdera a description of two suspects.
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