Universal rhythm programs light up summer concerts series
A new summer line of universal rhythm programs leads next week with Josephine Antoine, the famed American coloratura soprano, on KTLA and CB networks. The Shakespearean dream series will be carried on CB S with world renowned actors, while Oscar Bradley conducts the orchestra for the Don Ross summer show. Guests include Rochelle Hudson and Joan Blordell with Rodgers and Hart songs, Basil Stanley as new comedian, and Helen Hayes performing a proposed scene from her stage work.
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Universal Rhythm
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Tireyt
Tee
Tefpate
Oscar Bradley
Phil Baker
Harry von Ze
Srehussen
Dariega
Jane Froman
Buntey
Rochelle Hudsatt
Walter Winchell
Joan Blordell
Roe Fleas
Jason
Rodgers and Hart
Frank Parker
Cherry
Shop Ikids Orchestra Mso Wil
Baby Brean
Dennie Durbin
Basil
Stanley
Edudle Center
ESA
Helen Hayes
Seeun
Ping
Viclogio
Regina
Bunny Tetlenn
Radio Programs for Tomorrow Schedule Echoes a Busy Lineup
Tomorrow’s radio slate features a mix of music drama and talk across stations with noted programs such as High Sister C1 AB Fon Candia 9 40 and Oklahoma Tinytin 2 60. The list includes concert events, children’s shows, and various talk formats, reflecting a dense broadcast day with many time slots and program titles.
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Hisatho
Rido—Novellera
Atr
Candia
Edwin CH
Mary Kergusma
Light's Fort
Leal
Montana
Mart
Marge
Gelmard
Doris Kerr
Howard Photips
Uoomploy
Liollice
Moraine Beilervese
Io Brean
Club ii
Hlirwnoa
Vanda DeLeath
Dean Brothess
Ny. S
K—mnapaody
Ratty
Bob
Monticello
Summer Opening Plans At Pearnk Military School
Announcement outlines week long opening activities. Incoming students and day pupils to be accepted. Morning classes and afternoon programs include academics horseback riding boating camping and other sports. Visitors and boarders will participate in tours and demonstrations.
39 Year Old Pass Used for First Time in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report notes Col. F L Wamsley of Ghatterton D C donated a collection to the Philadelphia repository and received a life time pass in return. This week he and Mrs. Wamsley visited Philadelphia to claim the item worth about sixty cents.
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Philadelphia
FL W. Wamsley
Ghatterton
D. C
Anaker
Philladeipus
Lin Jffe
Radio Programs Schedule From a Previous Era
Readable station listings show a dense schedule of programs across multiple stations including WOAT KTSA and KMAC with hours from 7 AM to after midnight. The items include church broadcasts, light music, records, concerts, and various hosts.
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Church of the Air
Btsa News
T.a
Oy Barnes
KAN —Tan Garter Records
Rak
Rak —Paylin, Thurhucle, 9345—Bhep Fielda. Fony—Juy Lombarda Recorta. S
Conor
Capitol
Gina
Fidate
Fran
Kadc—Business Men
Bielw Claey
Yesteryear
Sudo. i
KTSA
Al—Poetie Strings
WOAT
First Presbyterian Church
Ferns Baptist Church
KMAC
Tommy Dornoy
City Lombards
Lonvia
Soho Malolos
Berk
Arahrise Records
Nerk Penard
Nerk Penard, Orennist, Lto 27. Me Wise: Tpmitation O the Wolle, Bydsrurer Y
Tommy Darney
UAS
Parndy
Meview
Catt
Bo Benn Gombeau
Rotactreanblad
Connart
Innd Man Records
Hing Crathy
Concert notes and radio listings include diverse names and times
Scrambled text lists shortwave talks and concerts across Budapest Chile and Argentina with many abbreviations. It mentions CBSO Toronto LAX and various symphonies with dates and measures. An Ohioreport notes a $10 bounty for wolves and pups found by Chester Marqis.
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Sumat
Budapest
Srotinen
Chile
CBSO
Tigenon Aires
Lange
Jase Handa
LAX
Wes
Herlin
Baldniper
Lownard
Mall
Nbn
Triah Gunri Csi
GSO
ALZT
Regina
Regita Symphony
CIRO
CERK
Tinsix
Waits for Quin's Reply on Health Plan
The chamber of commerce remains in a period of watchful waiting on a unified health program submitted to Mayor G C Quin. Chamber president W O McAllister said the plan, run by a city county school health board under the state health department, was sent to the mayor nearly two weeks ago. He indicated they have not received official rejection and expect rejection when the proposal reaches the city council.
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Chamber of Commerce
GC. K. Quin
Ty W. O. Mcallister
Chamber
State Department of Health
Quin
McAl- Meter
Garin
False Alarm Snafu In Hamilton Township Fire Call
In Trenton New Jersey on June 12 108 two Hamilton Township volunteer firemen MacNanars and another were dispatched to a false alarm. The town engine was moved from the garage for a phony rescue. An hour later a second alarm prompted another response. Police later detained the firemen on a charge of making a false report.
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Trenton
N. 2
MacNanars
Hamilton Township
Thoncos
Mayfield Editorial Details Cat Attack and Countermeasures
George Bingham reports Mayfield Father Denver Wyatt faced a rogue tomcat attacking poultry. The cat limped away after multiple shots and a fall into a cistern. Neighbors and dogs joined the scene as the tomcat was finally killed, ending the threat to farm stock.
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Mayfield
George Bingham
Mayfield ‘Messenger
Gob & Letter
Fran Kaye Wyatt
Denver Wyatt
Toment
Girls Camp Opens at Idlewilde on Guadalupe River
Idlewilde girls camp on the Guadalupe River opens Sunday under director Mrs Louise Clement Melson. Programs include two camping periods for different groups and a mix of recreation and outdoor sports. Miss Wyatt resides two miles northwest at Mugfield.
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Gamp
Nazis Reconsider Burial of U.S. Citizen Body
Berlin secret police revisited a request to bury the body of an unled American citizen, Pel milch Hirach, in Germany after protests from the American consulate and his Prague-based parents. The Gestapo had previously insisted on burial in Germany following a reported lack of executions of Jewish youths plotting against Nazi officials.
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Berlin
Pel
Milch Hirach
Girl awarded $10,000 in dog bite case
Eleanore Ann Pubrer, aged ten, was awarded $10,000 in a supreme court jury verdict after a German shepherd belonging to Mrs. Helen Jones of Brooklyn attacked her three years ago. The bite caused facial injuries requiring plastic surgery and scarring removal consideration.
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Jing
Eleanore Ann Pubrer
Supreme Court
Eleanore
Helen Jones
Brooklyn
Maye
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