Friday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings preview five feature programs for Friday night across multiple stations. Wapsright dogs Onitea Press WEAF Hookup Tom east ern standard features Ciner Searce orchestra. WIZ Hookup 8 pm EST. Philco hout WHAM Rochester 278 meters WGY Schenectady 380 meters WMAK Buffalo 545 meters 6 20 pm EST. East man orchestra WNYC New York 535 meters 7 30 pm EST Kaltenborn's BY piphons orchestra Central Park WDMW Ashbury Park S61 meters a0 pm EST Pryor's band.
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Onitea Press - Weaf
Eastern Standard
Cines Searce Orchestra
Philco Hout
Rochester
WGY
Schenectady
Buffalo
Eastman Orchestra
WNYC
New York
Piphons Orchestra
Central Park
WDMW
Ashbury Park
Radio Program Schedules Across Cleveland and Nearby Stations
An OCR heavy listing details Cleveland radio programs and time signals on stations WAIAY WTAM WEAF WEAL WHK KCSH WGY WAL WJAH WCEL etc. It lists show titles hosts and times from early evening to late night including orchestras, pop programs, baseball scores and time signals. The piece ends with a note on London travel and Marlborough House as the Prince of Wales residence.
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Cleveland
WAIAY
Morgan
Harold Della
Doc Crawfords
Bergman
Morton Belin
Paul Parks
Orville Saser
Harry Obrien
Vincent Donoghue
Jay Birds
Bereman
Nals
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
London
Sir Christopher Wren
Canton Police Raid Large Stark County Distillery in Mine
Canton police uncovered a large whisky operation in a Stark County coal mine owned by Nick Seavelia. They arrested Seavelia and five others on federal Prohibition Act violations. A mysterious second man, identified as G Thomas, claimed Canton prominence. Police tied the find to a recent Canton bombing inquiry. they seized a 100 gallon still, whisky, and mash barrels.
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Stark Co
Canton
Nick Seavelia
Stark County
Sertet
Taperigervirce Company
G. Thomas
Poher
Scavella J
Scavella
John Luttz
Fairhope
Tames Manthrone and Patsy Susi Linked to Canton Mine Writeup
Police entered a mine shaft five miles from Canton on the Waynesburg road and found a five shalion can of liquor with mash odor. Officers noted unexpected discovery during the search tied to Wayneshore residents Tames Manthrone and Patsy Susi amid a cryptic Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle mention.
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Tames Manthrone
Patsy Susi
Wayneshore
Canton
Waynesburg Road
Arrest youths in robberies at Mechanicsburg
Urbana Ohio August 18 A series of robberies in Mechanicsburg including three at the post office may be cleared up with the arrest of two youths They were caught while attempting a third post office robbery by Joseph Chenes a clerk at the government building after waiting nightly for three weeks The boys will have hearings in juvenile court near Monday Judge H H Banta will preside A third boy is being questioned.
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Urbana
Mechanicsburg
Joseph Chenes
H H Banta
Intruder Beats Maid in Toledo
On Aug 18 a convict recently paroled from the reformatory at Measfield was hunted by police in connection with an alleged attack on Miss Edith Moore, 23, a maid. The intruder forced entry to Moore's home and beat her seven ly, but fled after her screams.
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Toledo
Measfield
Edith Moore
Nan
Moore
Circle S band plays to large LaGrange crowd
A large crowd heard the Circle S band of Cleveland in a LaGrange concert last evening. The public square filled with automobiles bringing attendees from LaGrange and nearby areas including Elyria and Amherst.
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LA Grange
Circle S Band of
Cleveland
LaGrange
Victory
Elyria
Amherst
Keystone
New London Social Notes Sparse Weekend Visits
Mrs 8 H Crosier, Mrs Goldie Hartman, and Mr and Mrs Jon Becord with family of Florida visited Amos Runkle. A W White and daughter Marian stayed at Millwangs in Beach. Mrs D J C Arnold of Oberlin spent a few days with her son and wife Henry Arnold.
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H Crosier
Goldie Hartman
Jon Becord
Florida
Amos Runkle
A W White
Marian
Millwangs
Beach
D J C Arnold
Oberlin
Henry Arnold
Helen Rowe
Nellie B. Zehner
West Salem
Ohio
Homer Johnson
Detroit
Mich
Florien Helser
Hamilton
Misa Helen M. Defenbacher
Fire Destroys Barn on Oberlin Farm
A barn filled with havant oats and a silo were destroyed by a farmhouse fire two miles northwest of Oberlin. Zigmund Atkin's farm suffered $6000 in losses, with some insurance. Fire crews arrived in time to save a granary contents. The blaze was spotted by Mrs. Atkin while alone.
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Oberlin
Zigmund Atkin
Arkin
Petersons Ointment Promises Relief From Itching
Readers are urged to try Petersons Ointment for itching of skin and scalp with a 35 cent box advertised. The ad targets many sufferers nationwide and promotes quick relief from irritation.
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Peterson
Dyruz
Adr
Photographers Ban Touchups At London Exhibition
London photographers vow no touching up of photos at their annual exhibition. Speakers say touching up spoils character and representation, with emphasis on natural charm and ordinary settings to reflect how people are seen by friends.
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London
Lights Glide Pedestrians in Pars Across Busy Streets
A tested device uses an underground line of electric lights spanning the thoroughfare to guide walkers at night. It will also signal drivers where to stop, aiding traffic control.
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Pars
Arrest Warrants for Former Newcomerstown Clerk
Harry Dillebay, former Newcomerstown clerk in Canton Ohio, faces two embezzlement warrants. He is ill from a nervous breakdown and is not being arrested now. One charge: issuing 360 dollars salary and cashing it after seven months. The other: paying 6850 dollars for unperformed street work. Dillebay disappeared with city records, later found. records partially replaced. arrest delayed until recovery, likely two months.
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Newcomerstown
Harry Dillebay
Canton
M. H. Reno
Dillehay
Reno
M. L. Oliver
City Corel
Reading
Newcomerstown Councl
Olver
Dillehar
McCoy's Tablets Promise Fast Weight Gain
Advert says weak people should gain weight using McCoy's Tablets. Claims a woman gained 135 pounds in five weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: buy four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, and if you don't gain at least 5 pounds and feel improved, the druggist will refund the price.
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McCoy
America
Chinese unrest cuts US trade as exports plunge
Peking reports a broad drop in China’s exports to the United States due to disruption in inland transport and rising prices. Silk and goat skin shipments for a single month fall by over half a million dollars each, while some goods like wood oil rise from 80 thousand to 171 thousand dollars.
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Peking
United States
Shanghai
China
America
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Cedorasie
Wy Swan
Brau
Totel
Cleveland Orchestra
Friedrich Jansser
Howard
Joe Smith
Euclid Beach Park
Willard Cavaners
Edgah Fletcher
Joe Cantor
Far East
Cleveland Industral Expotion
Bricy School of
Louis Rich
IRS
Cheral Singers
Ochestra
Biodsert Chiroplace College
Casle
Bartinfo
Frank Irae
Sam Jowes
Antloas
Allerton
WEAF
Diane
National Uight Opera
Wsat Rep
Wims
Hopard
UCAR
WTAM
WSAT
Wal
Eskimee
WTAG
WDAF
David Lawrenys
Old Bill
Wea
Erestra
Jick Albin
Hotel Bussert
BLUE
Wham
WAZA
KDKA
KYW
WIR
WBAT
WOC
Penn Wbz
WEZY
TAR
Trwin Heidt Senger
Bill Whipple
Sweet Aeggen
WBZ
WBA
Abrams
Kash
EL Goes
Lester Beason
Hoots Town
Dent AY
Stenut
Dawn Fevures Inc
Orey Tsaa Goon
Gins
Mone
HM Lad Cee
Kasped
Sunnpat Ly. Arn
Sullivan
IV. Huntington
Wellington
BAILY
Sunpar Ly. Wallington
Nlington
Oman
Belive
Lesterdaly
Qlay Barr
Biait
New London
Gwenvolyn Parnell
Grant St
Elyria and Lorain
Layberg and Brown
W. Lawrence North Pleasant F ST
Hear Gas CO
Loeb
Gas and Electric Light Company
Hernelk
Columbus
Bernard Jones
Lakeside
Jones
Oberlin High School
Lattle Rock
Ark
Munere
Indiana
Paul E Williams
Bureau of Attendance
Atlanta
Cancei
Neni
Paradise
Newcomerston
Pete
Pairie
Griffiths Hughes, mc
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad St. Tinners
the Robinson & Hancock Co
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