Nation wide religious broadcasts on WUAT Sunday
Radio schedule lists Dr J Stanley Durkee on Friendly Hour with Stack From the Star. George Shackley directs a male quartet. Our Changing Women topic by Dr Ralph W Lockman at the National Sunday Forum. Catholic Education talks by Dr O Donnell. Ontario Choristers under George Dilworth sing. Danny Bos sung by Mme Eira Schumann with orchestra. Cap theatre station features Walter Donaldson melodies.
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Stack
The
Star
NBG
George Bhucklay
Mnvle
George Shackley
George Vaube
O'Donnell
Reward for Recovery of Westinghouse Radio Set
Dr E H Cunningham offers a substantial reward for locating a 1920 Westinghouse three tube regenerative radio set. The device has two front panel switches, a large tuner dial, and sentimental value to the owner. A local radio dealer and the Westinghouse name are cited to emphasize reliability of the maker.
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E.H. Cunningham
Westinghouse Radio
W. Houston
Dr. Gonningham
Westinghouse Electric Artg. Co
Dr. Conningham
Lwfeetingteuss Company
San Antonia
The OUDSPEAKER By Louis Reid
Louis Reid comments on the rise of entertainers from law and medicine to jazz and radio. He laments vanity in claims of authenticity, notes Amos ’n’ Andy and Ward L. Valle, and critiques radio vanity while praising the era’s fleeting celebrity and the search for genuine sound.
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Hom
J. Thomas Heflin
Reallera
Ruben Goldberg
De Leath Loaned to Cleveland Station for Six Months
Veugn de Veath, billed as one of radio’s best moving stars, is loaned to station WAM in Cleveland for six months. The National Broadcasting Company announced De Leath will be featured in programs from the new power station and will conduct a series of program experiments.
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Veughn’ de Veath
WAM
Cleveland
National Broadcasting Company
Miks de Leath
NBC to Spend 300000 on Sponsor ed Programs for 1931
NBC plans to invest about 300000 in sponsor ed and sustaining broadcasts via NBC networks during 1931. President M H Aylesworth notes total costs will include opera fees and talent, with operating expenses reaching around 20000 pounds, reflecting national radio outreach.
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Netwworks
M. H. Aylesworth
NBC
Wagner Overture Opens Rochester Orchestra Hour
Wagner overture to Tannhauser opens the Monday evening program by the Rochester Civic Orchestra under Guy Fraser Blarkson. The performance airs from WELAM Rochester and via the WIZ network through the National Broadcasting Company.
FloVo Sets New Record In Rapid Fire Radio Monologue
Floyd Gibbons, famed for rapid talk, set a record by delivering 610 words in 10 minutes during his NBC World Adventures program. He claimed a rate of over 200 words per minute and surpasses his prior speeds, saying this stroke of talk proves his best yet.
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Floyd Gibbons
Whnt
World Adventures
NBC
Gibbons
Tone Control Device for Radio Sets Unveiled Here
Offices of the Radio Tone Control Company Inc opened in the Mama National building. The Towit attachment fits nearly any radio to adjust tone, invented by F. Le Mender, enabling push pull amplification and accentuating bass or treble.
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Mama National
Radio Tone Control Company, Incorporated
Towit
F. le Mender
Focal Radio
Wll
Air Signal to Two Post at Conneaut Field
A radio signal system will be installed at the Conneaut government airplane landing field at an estimated cost of $20,000, per H W Toward, assistant airway engineer. The addition completes a radio network along the Cleveland Albans air route.
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Conneaut
Qblo
H. W. Toward
Department of Commerce
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