Labor Day Radio Plans Across Networks
The National Broadcasting Company via WOAL outlines Labor Day programs featuring speakers from Chicago and Milwaukee, plus musical interludes and religious broadcasts. Notable segments include Morris Morrison and William Green addresses, extended musical tributes, and an international broadcast from London with Desmon? MacCarthy, while Columbia and KTSA networks offer a diverse lineup of classical, folk, and sacred music.
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Peter Fallin
Giauchos
Vincent Sorey
Tho Fiulzar
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Hernandez Brothers
Bo'cinek
Ating
Rehearsals at WABC Pressed by Long Air Time
Long half hour programs from WABC, a key Columbia network station, require extensive rehearsals. Bernard Procter, assistant program director, notes an average of 24 hours per feature with several exceeding five hours. The Mooch of Time, once popular, is expected to return after fall rehearsals. At Columbus, air time records show 24 to 48 hours of actual on‑air time for such productions.
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Radio Program Schedule Night Notes and Listings
Radio listings show a dense schedule of national and local programs. Entries include musical shows, church services, talk programs, and variety segments with times ranging from early morning to late night, featuring outlets such as the Presbyterian church broadcasts, Catholic services, and a broad roster of orchestras, dance programs, and feature showcases.
New Plan of Broadcasting Involves Catholic Protestant leaders
Willon Cardinal O Connell archbishop of Boston and Irving Menke Johnson Episcopal bishop of Colorado will lead a national Church of the Air service on Sunday September 13 inaugurating William S Paley’s plan for religious broadcasting. Attendees will include Rachel Jonhson Wise from New York and other leaders in a show aimed at uniting Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths on a national network.
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Frederick Ky
Wale Qiortet
Charles Harrison
Frederick Knobel
Tabor
Charles L. Gootell
National Broadcasting Company
Willon Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Acotor
United Later
Irving Menke Johnson
Episcopal
Colorado
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Wise
New York
Columbia Broadcasting
Church of the Air
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Xzatem
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One Mike for S000 Voices at Chicago Festival
The new parabolic microphone deployed at Soldiers' Field in Chicago to capture voices of 6000 singers performed well in the half hour broadcast. Reception in loudspeakers nationwide was excellent, confirming the device’s effectiveness for this large bowl shaped venue. Free rental help offered at the Light Building, Broadway 4 Fifth Street.
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Chicago
Chicagoland
Mary Te
Hareng
Aninre Weesen
Gall Crockett
He Light
Broadway
Fifth Street
Network Prepares for Emergencies
A fragmented account notes emergency readiness actions including extended power storage and control systems. It mentions storage batteries with large capacity for 24 hours and back up operations, while references to personnel and elevators imply a facility in need of reliable outages response.
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NYWG
Owl
Captain Hawks to Speak Over NBC
Captain Frank Hawks, known for breaking records, will begin a combined lecture and exhibition tour likely including broadcasts via NBC networks. The announcement signals a broad promotional push to showcase his aviation feats.
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NBC
Cpt
Frank Hawks
Reserve Bank Funds Drop In Weekly Report
Decreases appear in resources and reserves for the week ending Saturday for the Federal Reserve bank branch in Dallas, with $292000 drop in resources and $21 832000 fall in the corresponding week last year. Reserves totaled $17 1000 for the week, down versus last week and compared to the prior period. Securities declined to $44 657000, down from the previous week, with a rise of $744000 over the same week a year earlier.
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Dalles
San Antonio
Lagt Rear
Billy Ail Securities
Choir Resumes at Highland Church Parish Sunday
The Highland Church Choir returns to service at Biglene Park Presbyterian on Sunday under director Mrs L W Kennedy and accompanist Mrs Vesta Gratings Bryan after a one month vacation led by Rev Baxter Crees.
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Bighlene Park Presbyterian
Baxter
L. W. Kennedy
Vesta Tgatings
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Trinity Methodist to Hear Bohmfalk White Sermon
Reverend Everett Peay of Trinity Methodist Church will preach at 11 a.m. and 6:50 p.m. Sunday at the Drvls Mountain Alpine chapel, as Bohmfalk is slated to deliver the messages.
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Bohmfalk - White
Everett Peay
Trinity Methodist Emireh
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Hill Returns From East Vacation Sermons At Wisclnred Sons
The Rev P A Till returns from a month away on vacation in the East delivering sermons at Wisclnred Sons. The Light's Free Rental Directory issue four is available at Pigely-Wirgly Stores Derby Drug Stores and nearby theaters. Get your copy now.
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Davis Makes Justice Rule on Warrantless Arrests
County Attorney D F Davix writes that misdemeanor arrests without warrant should be tried by the nearest justice of the peace. The ruling, if followed by constables, could end patrols outside city limits and shift trials to rural justices. Davis notes officials advised arrests occur in the precinct where the offense is alleged. Deputy rules under new constable law will hinge on local business origin within the precinct.
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Lutheran Church to Present 3-Act Comedy on Friday
The Lutheran Church will present a three act comedy titled What Anne Arendt Home at the San Pedro Playhouse. Leila Pyron directs a cast including Caroline Butteraby Rath ering Filling Avelyn Wasa Agnes Nickel Fred Callman Brartin Storer Clemons Phinger Walter Nichol and Ted Tashtel. The story follows a young couple visiting relatives with a prospect of financial independence through enterprise.
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Anne Arendt
San Pedro Playhouse
Leila Pyron
Caroline Butteraby
Rathering Filling
Avelyn Wasa
Agnes Nickel
Fred Callman
Brartin Storer
Clemons Phinger
Walter Nichol
Ted Tashtel
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