Radio Programs Friday Jan 12 1980 WHK WGAR schedule
Radio listings for WHK and WGAR show weekday schedule with children shows, variety programs, news and orchestras from 5:00 pm to 12:00 am. Notable items include Skippy Light's Band Jack Armstrong Myrt and Marke Amos n Andy Baritone and Lunceford Orchestra.
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Skippy
Light's Band
Jack Armstrong
Dell Campo
Vivian Vance
Rangers
Perkins Fellers
Jimmy Allen
Myrt and
Marke
Just Plain Bill
Boake Carter
Happy Bakers
Edwin C. Hill
March of Time
Philo
Children’s Corner
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Melody Men
Melodies
Bester
Memory Bow
Harris
Phil Baker
the Iron Master
Baritone
Emerton
Madriguera
Lunceford
B.do Rurynt
Jones
Redman
Belasco
Hopkin
WADC
Variety
Raltenborn
Tito
Myrt
Marge
Thompson’s A
Edwin cC. Hill
News Service
Mary Eastman
Boswell Sosters
Radio Court
Winegar’s
Orch
Helen and Mary
Philharm
Onetravers’ Orch
Artie
Daneng Echors
Round Towners
Ann Leaf
Madison Esbic
Duchin’s Orch
Jack Armstrond
WHK Pioneers
Cleveland Asbie
Jones’ Orch
Philo. Orch
Col
Breakfast Club
Quartet
City Mission
Dick Dawson
Flora True
Piazza
Seaman
Conley
Variety Procr
Jack Reynolds
Hackett’s
Pith
Cultural Garden
Ace Quartet
Southlanders
Botisville Bugle
al Berard
Pepper’s Orch
Senor
WGAR
Rise N’ Shine
Texas Rangers
Don Hall
Lew White
South
Vernay
Joe Bald
Faci
Vie and Sade
Spoarts
Mares Small
Capt Williams
Playhouse Progr
Rev
Leatherfoot
Carlos Gardl
Duchin
F. O. B. Detroit
Martin
Scotti
Labyrinth of Radio Schedules and Names from WHK
A dense list presents WHK daily programming across a wide range of shows and orchestras. Entries name stations, times, and performers like Vaughn King, Miles' Orch, Firenze's Orch, and Philhar mon. Concert, ending with sign off.
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Sun
Hygiene
Gene
Glenn
Cheerio
Vaughn King
Alan Prescott
Breen, DeRose
Galaxy of Star
Honti
American Legion
Miles’ Orch
Arlene Jackson
the Call Box
Foster
Valle’s Orch
Bulletin Board
High Commissioner McDonald to Broadcast on German Refugees
James G. McDonald, high commissioner for refugees, will speak Sunday from Germany on Christian responsibility toward German refugees. Named by the League of Nations to head an international relief effort, his 4 to 4:15 p m WMAQ Chicago broadcast targets the American public.
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James G. McDonald
Germany
McDonald
League of Nations
WMAQ
Chicago
Weekly Movie Guide January 12 13 Rivoli
The Private Life of Henry VIII is highlighted as a six marriage history told with light comedy and accuracy. Dreamland shows Its Great to Be Alive for families 12 and older. Capitol screens The Invisible Man with a scientist turning invisible before finding the method.
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Rivoli
Hendry Vih
Henry
Dreamland
Capitol
Cleveland radio schedule listing varied programs and orchestras
Sunday programming on WTAM and WAY stations lists a long lineup of hour by hour radio shows. Includes preludes, melody hours, The Balladeers, Watchtower, various orchestras, children's programs, talk segments, and a late night Romanian program with multiple named ensembles and host stations.
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WTAM
Melody Hour
the Balladeers
Movie Listings: Mature and Family Films at Local Theater
The area cinema advertises mature option Teappearance MATURE FILM for 18 plus and Our Gang comedy as a family feature. A JUNIOR MATINEE is offered for under 12, with Screen Souvenirs and Stars of long ago, plus serial Gordon of Ghost City.
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Our Gang
Buck Jones
Gordon
Ghost City
High Voltage at Dreamland Theatre Tonight
An unusual screen tale shows a snowbound party in the Sierra cabin with a police target a detective, a chauffeur, a society girl, and an underworld moll facing dwindling rations as they await rescue at Dreamland.
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Hish Sierras
Dreamland Theatre
Unseen Man Heads New Capitol Film
The problem of photographing invisibility baffled technicians after "The Invisible Man" was purchased for the studio. Now, more than two years later, the film is shown today and tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre with Claude Rains appearing as the unseen man who learns invisibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flms
Capitol Theatre
Claude Rains
Charred unknown victim found in burning automobile near Dover
A headless, armless body burned in a car fire along Route 5 near Dover is being examined by Coroner Balmer to determine sex. Clues include a Dudzer 1951 52 model car with missing plates and a two gallon can found nearby. A may have involved a companion seen by Clarence Hammell who said the car refused help.
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Dover
Here
Albert Balmer
New Philadelphia
Balmer
Clarence Hammell
Mineral City
Abe Laird
Hammel
Hammell
Pearl Banman
Glen Sidler
Mystery of Car Fire Scene Under Investigation
State Patrolmen EP Webb and Chifford Velliquatee pried open a rumble seat to recover a body. Two small blood spots were found on the pavement 25 feet away. Tracks show the car backed from the blood, suggesting the victim was killed elsewhere and moved to the fire scene.
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Webb
Chifford Velliquatee
Laird
Dinner Parties Precede National Ball Under Local Plans
Reports indicate several local organizations plan dinner parties on January 30 the night before the ball. Sartor said the event is liberal thus far and aims to be dignified as part of a nationwide project.
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Sartor
Bricker Rules On County Bonds
Ohio Attorney General Bricker rules counties may not release bank collateral pledged to bond security even after a bank holiday. He states county commissioners cannot release part of the bank debt until bond retirement fund requirements are met.
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Columbus
Faw 12
John W. Bricker
Sandusky County
Bricker
Officials Face Questions Over Fair Power Equipment Deal
The article reports on A. G. Stiwald and Mayor E. C. Stiwald being questioned about the Fair power equipment contract and bond. Stiwald says he followed engineers and village solicitor advice and received no compensation from the Morse Company bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Stiwald
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
E. C. Stiwald
Thomas
Fairbanks Morse Company
Stiwald
Real gala night marks Roose velts 52nd birthday celebrations
The piece notes a nationwide gala on Roosevelt's fifty second birthday with more than five thousand balls. Elyria hosts a local committee inviting residents from nearby communities to join if they have no observances of their own.
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Roosevelt
Elyria
Loch Ness Serpent Delights Curious Sightseers in Inverness
In Inverness on January 12 the Loch Ness monster reportedly emerged from its shy stance and displayed for sightseers. Witnesses claim the creature moved with eight humps, creating large waves as it thrived in public view. Two local women added to the tale, while a nearby resident said he has long believed in a freshwater counterpart of the sea serpent.
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Inverness
Scotland
Loch Ness Lake
Margaret Cameron
al Tinnock
Sps
Olive Beloely
Wynekoop Trial Adjourned To Monday
A Chicago jury was completed at 11 48 a m to try Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop on murder charges. Judge Joseph B David adjourned the trial to 10 a m Monday due to the defendant’s deteriorating condition. Wynekoop appeared pale and exhausted as she was brought back to court and remarked she could not sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Joseph B. David
Wynehoop
Older Universities Abroad Surpass U S Institutions
Some American universities are younger than many institutions in other nations. The comparison highlights how European and Asian schools predate widespread higher education in the United States, reflecting longer-established scholarly traditions.
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America
The
United States
Ford Refused Emergency Aid To Avert Bank Collapse
Edsel Ford told the Senate Banking Committee that in February 1933 high officials sought Ford Motor Company support to stabilize Detroit’s banking system, but Henry Ford refused. Edsel described Henry Ford as incensed by Ballantine’s suggestion that Ford swap deposits or provide more capital for the Guardian Detroit Union group during the Michigan Bank Holiday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Henry Ford
Edsel
Senate Banking Committee
Michigan
Treasury
Arthur A. Ballantine
Ford Company
Itn
Guardian Detroit Union Group
Former Miami County official indicted for embezzlement
Thomas Hughes a 27 year old former chief deputy sheriff is indicted on a charge of embezzling 453 dollars from the Miami County sheriff's office. Hughes admitted taking the funds after a state examiner found a shortage and the money was replaced.
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Troy, O
Thomas Hughes
Miami County
Hughes
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Lew Williams
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Weem
Aaronson
WEAF
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Mario Cozzi
WABC
Rhaltenborn
Tito Guizar
Cleveland
Warner Bros
H. G. Wells
Universal Picture
Gloria Stuart
William Harrigan
Dudley Digges
Una O'Connor
Henry Travers
High Commissioner For Refugees
Parent-Teacher Council
National Board of Review
Charles Sout
Mmeerstetlg Aor
Andy Clyde
Will Rogers
MR. Skitch
Edna May Oliver
Pitts and
Todd
Oswald
Bill Boyd
Carole Lombard
John Wayne
3 Musketeers
Aw Space
Alden
Radio Fpuipt
Maryor Bowe
PLM
Trolmnes
St&Science Roman
Ira, Ee. Ny
Melody Purite
Sunday Forum
Amercat Revue
Wade
Ain
Pact Vrantan
Tate
Manwell
Theradres Rede
Dee Rutherford Sestrome Quarie& S.dtoet
Peres
Old Bohemia
Boca ID Se
Woratms
Oreh
deeWeenss
Nelson’s
Wonehell
Cresh
Tyas Garde
Saat
Unseen Man
NEW Capitol Film
Vestal’s
AAA
Vestal
Wegare
U. Suits
Blue
Chambray
Shop Ata
Pepperell
Alues NE
Curious Persons
Criminal Court Building
Ayo Ford
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