Radio Scheduling and Concert Lineup Highlights
The page lists dense radio programming across networks WEAF WJZ and others, detailing names of orchestras soloists pianists and conductors plus show times for programs from morning to late evening. It includes hotel orchestras and regional ensembles with multiple performances and baseball score updates.
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WTAM
Jark Albin
Acd
Tin Hore
Bassert
New York
Four Bards
Howard
Aheready
el Theodosius
Gur Lombardo
Royal Canadians Fom
Blossom Heath
Red
WEAF
Walderlastona
WEFT
WRE
WCAR
WRC
WCAE
Hansen
Hoard
Brennan
Dr. E. Bord
Haaward
Toa Weaf
WEI Wiar
WFI
WOAE
WAM
WSAT
WDAF
KSD
WGY
WMAQ
WEEI
WAR
WGR
WWI
WGN
Wor
WCCO
WHAS
WSM
WS8
WMC
Coca Cola
WCSH
WWJ
Whass
Tanssen
Hofbrau Orchestra
Florel Pennsylvania Concert Orchestra
Stromberg Carlson Hour
George
KYW
WBAL
WIR
Obman
Aiden
Hotel Pennsylvania
Best Radio Features Wednesday’s Five
United Press listing outlines radio features for Wednesday including WIZ hook up at EST times, WEA schedule, WNYC program at 730, Goliman Band concert in Schenectady, and Tivoli theatre hour with Brazilian mandeliers on WJJD Chicago.
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United Press
WEA
Goodrich
WNYC
New York
Goliman
Schenectady
Amherst area society notes and family reunions
The Amherst area reports the sixteenth Webber family reining at Wha Hedges La Parte drew about 1600 attendees for a picnic and business session. The Ladies Aid Society of South Amherst Methodist church met in church parlors with Mrs Thomas Lee and Mrs Walliam Allsop hosting. The fifth annual Lutz family reunion at Ruggles Beach drew attendees from Taleda Lakewood Lorain Berlin Heights Norwath and Brownhelm. The Mite society of the loreat Methodist church will meet at the church parlors with Mrs Bert Sanders and Miss Aller Thur as hostesses. Urban social events include Ruth Homestead gatherings on Brownhelm with the Ruth family. Numerous families and individuals are noted visiting, traveling, and hosting across Amherst, South Amherst, and nearby towns.
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Amherst
Anz
Taleda
Lakewood
Lorain
Berlin Heights
Norwath
Brownhelm
Mite Society
Loreat Methodist Church
Bert Sanders
Aller Thur
Dart Mro
William Grobe
Walter Grobe
South Ridge
Mellersberg
Biggs
Roman candles force birds to move quickly
Martins, smaller than robins, gather in vast flocks before migrating and strip areas while roosting. A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin notes their filth and branch damage making them objectionable in residential districts, though shooting them is forbidden. roosts can often be broken up.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Prince of Wales Dedicates New Peace Bridge
In Neyport Arkansas residents faced unexpected high winds causing chaos as crowds sought help. Fire hoses sprayed flames while Roman candles were ignited to deter the wind driven embers as authorities and locals scrambled to defend trees and property amid the striking sparks and confusion.
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Prince OF Wales
Canada
United States
Niagara Fleer
Buffalo
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles G. Danes
Oberlin Professors Publish Introductory Political Theory Book
Oberlin College professors announce a new work titled Political Theories from Plato to Bearham. The book provides personal and historical context for major theorists and was compiled by Narmin Shaw with Jaszich and Gepsnerhorn contributing.
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Oberlin Wes
Oberlin
Wg OY Harper J Brothers
Olsow Vopk
Oberhu
Sai Jase
Karl F. Gepserhorn
Tence
Oberlin College
Plato
Bearham
Davon
Protes
Geir
Griman Poliical
Engieman Bach
Pr Jaszl
Indeo
Narmin Shaw
Cherlot
Ust Scar
Jasz
Wellington Ent ertain N Entra Nous Bridge Evenin t
Nine members of the Entre Nous class were entertained at Wie Burt Curtice’s home with three bridge tables. Prizes went to Miss Dorothy Peterson and Wie Clair Hill. Out of town guests included Mrs Peterson of Youngstone, Urs Wise, and Mr William Keile hei of Elvira. Dr F WM Sponseller withdrew his home from the list and two candidates remain for town election. A municipal musicale is planned with Fred Hansen offering use of his Prospect Street lawn for a library fund event later this month.
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Wellington
Aly
Burt Curtice
Dorothy Peterson
Clair Hill
Mrs. Peterson
Youngstone
Urs Wise
William Keilehei
Elvira
Fred Hansen
Bretton Woods
Prospect Street
Library Fund Committee
Libra
War orphans cost Britain half a million since Armistice
The British Empire bears a heavy burden for World War I orphans. Since 1917 about 492.5 million dollars has funded care for children of fallen soldiers, with 400,000 orphans supported until age 16. In 1926, 22,690 children received aid from the Special Grants committee at a cost of 415,000 dollars, aiding 7,500 currently benefiting.
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London
Great Britain
British Empire
Special Granta Committee
G. F. Stanley
Minister of Pensions
New Ultraviolet Lamp Reveals Fraud Signs in Materials
A German maker introduces a nuartz lamp with an ultraviolet filter that glows differently on substances. Tests by Professor O Grengross and Dr Popptegal show hidden marks, authentic postures, and tamper cues on leather, ink, dyes, and foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanau
Popular Science Monthly
Nuartz
Hank
Profesent O Grengrosse
Charlottenburg
Popptegal Whennst
Frankferton-Wain
Music to Aid Politics Sparks Anglo British Union
A national Conservative musical union forms in London led by Mrs Baldwin and Prime Minister Baldwin’s wife promoting Brinsn amuse and musical interest. The union plans competitions and aims to pair music with politics. A Paris London liner flight noted with a female crew, the first time a passenger air liner sailed without a man on board.
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London
Consersatye Musical Union
Mrs Bald
Fran Baldwin
Brinsn Amuse
Knuth and Lehman Trade Dairy Tools for Property
A brief notice states Knuth and Lehman exchange dairy tools and cans for property valued at fourteen dollars. The itemized trade involves various cans and equipment and was recorded as part of a local transaction.
Unclear Transit Timetable Fragments Report
Readable segments show train times and stops with references such as Medina and Terminal ASL 1505. Entries include durations like three hours and 10 minutes and various post times including 2:15 PM and 3:00 PM, but overall text is fragmentary.
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Medina
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Mildred Wuppinger
Optdnea
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Hotel Winton
Toon
Lewis Fulhauer
Jaritone
Marie Mates
Smohodent
Monucos Lido Orchestra
Willée
Lake Shore Gardens
Michael Thut
Harry Coupland
Danny Russe
Wha Harrington
Carl Meyer
Bergman
Scholl
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Ernest Seuneider
Henry Fieman
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Fred Schacht
Louis Amherst
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Aithu. Berker
J A Weehe
Jarkeon Silert Bas
Mary Othela
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Sisters of Charity Order
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Michigan
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Jackson
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Huber Hal
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Surdas Guedy
Lows Rothe
Clevelane
KR Wilson
Mis J O Neill
Hye
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Rose
Linn Grohe
Alred
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Vai
Ton Cook
Elyria
Charles Shinlir
Henri Sehmitkons
Winnifred Heathrate
J Brown
Mia
Josep Heathcoty
Brooklyn-Meanhattan
28Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Borond Rarid Transit
Stanien T'Iere
Baltimore
William F. Broening
Neyport
Ark
Charles W. Lawrence
Norlh Pleasant ST
Lawrence
Talcott Hall
Allen Hospital
Georgia Glading
North Park Street
Neil Osner
Wanda Powers
Oneill
Edward
WM Sponseller
Ston Heard
C@ MacDermott
Arthur Mason
Britain
United Kingdom
Germany
Knuth and Lehman
Redinden Blovk Fhone
Snyall Hose
Pierre & Ear
Visrta
Vaud
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Good Rd
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Vinad Buldiitas Stik Chops & Tools
Clifford McHrich
Fiatt
Hercos
Garnage
Hain
Angwat L
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Corr
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Ashland
Wellington Bus Line
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Eleria Reo
Stadet
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Itar
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