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Radio listings and program notes from Cleveland area stations WAKR WGAR WGN CBS NBC and others for Wednesday June 1 detailing hour by hour musical acts orchestras singers and talk segments across multiple channels including Chandu the Magician Bing Crosby Ruth Etting and the Crime Club with time stamps and station IDs.
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Cleveland
Chandu
Bing Crosby
Ate Smith
Lombardo
Crim Club
Ruth Etting
Adele Starr
Archie
Bertie
Magician
Jake
Louise
Ed Day
Floyd Gibbons
Russ Columbo
Lopes
Mose and Jones
America
Don Amado
Geo. Williams
WGAR
W. Wilson
Stebbins Oss
Johnston
Henry
Olsen
Bob Nolan
Amos
N’ Andy
Mandolin Orchestra
Rick de Vor
Ruth and Rae
Simonette
Star Dust
CBS
WAB Io
Fennyboners
WKEN
Morton Downey
WGR
Barlow
Madriguera
Redman
Duchin
Isham Jones
Ball Room
Friedman
NBC
WEAF
Ted Black
WWJ
Cliff Edwards
Actors’ Dinner Club
Nellie Revell
Lopez
Ralph Kirbery
WGY
Rogers
Agnew
WIZ
Lowell Thomas
WLW
Andy
Bob Ripley
KDKA
Taxpayers’ League
Jane Froman
Tommy
Sherlock
Indigo Trio
Bath Club
TriSingin
Sam
Kate Smith
the Colonel
Bud
the Crime Club
Adventures In Health
Playboy Hour
Symphony
Don Redman
Tisham Jones
Cincinnati Welw
Just Wille
Netherland Orchestra
Castles Farm Orchestra
Peanut Pietro
Theater of the Air
Swiss Gardens Orchestra
Castle Farm Orchestra
Music Schedule and Parade in 3 35-Melody Parade
A fragmented list records a daily hour by hour program featuring many bands and acts from 9:45 to 11:01 including Beauty Tall, L and Navy Band, Ethel and Harry, George Hall's Orchestra, U S Army Band, Ruth Etting, Noble Sissle, and Chandu the Magician among others. The second paragraph explains the Maya numeral system where a dot equals 1 and a bar equals 5, with twenty denoted by the moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Tall
L & Navy Band
the Ambassadors
Ben Alley
Ethel and
Harry
P.M
George Hall
Atlantic City
Poultrs
U. S. Army Band
Helen Wyant
J. Agu
George Shiall
Tito Gulzar
Professor
Majn
Tom Christian
Joe Palooka
Chandu
Richman
Watchtower
Abe Lyman
Kate Smith
Arthur Cook
the Columbians
Mills Brothers
Ruth Etting
Symphony Orchestra
Adate Starr
Larry Funk
Alice Sheldon
Mexico
Happenings and anniversaries from early US history and hog facts
A jumble of historical notes and trivia includes Adams and Jefferson deaths, the 1827 Erie Canal completion, the 1792 Kentucky admission, anti Masonry, tariff protests, and a trivia answer stating pigs are clean when kept clean. Also mentions rabies cases in various animals and a note on a Quincy tramway.
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Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Quincy
Mass
Tidewater
Great Britain
Anti Masonry
Central Press Assoeusticr, Inc
Chief Receives Poppies As Reminder
Police Chief E J Sankard received two dozen Oriental poppies as an annual reminder of the May 28 1927 shooting by the purple cap bandit. Nick Kelling, a poppy grower, presented the bouquet while the chief convalesced in hospital.
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E. J. Sankard
Nick Kelling
Stankard
Kelling
Senate Debates Tax Revisions Amid Emergency Appeal
President Hoover urged a tax plan as Senate and Finance Committee opposed the proposal. Mills backs higher income taxes, Connally Amendment adds about 70.9 million to income tax burden. Howell presses power tax at 3 percent, gas and electricity debated. Tariffs on oil, coal, and copper faced resistance. life insurance reserve changes cut revenue by 5 million while a 5 cent sales tax on futures markets was approved to raise 6 million. The session stretched late with reconsideration motions by Feas.
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Senate
Hoover
Finance Committee
Chamber
Hoovier
Mills
Connally
Ucan
Howell
Nebraska
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Feas
Republican
Ohio
Frame Platform Chief James R Garfield Named Chairman
Frame Platform James R Garfield of Cleveland son of the late President Garfield has been named chairman of the Republican resolutions committee. Garfield, prominent in the Bull Moose faction of the 1912 GOP split, will play a leading role in forming the Republican platform at the Chicago convention.
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James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Garfield
Republican Resolutions Committee
Garfeld
Bull Moose
Chicago
Senate Defeats 134 Percent Sales Tax Vote 53 to 27
The Senate defeated the 134 percent manufacturers sales tax 53 to 27 after Walsh and opposition Senators failed to rally. Roll call listed 11 against the bill: eight Democrats including Glass and Trammell, two Republicans Blaine and Norbeck, and one Farmer-Labor Shipstead, with separate opposition to tariff rates from Glass of Virginia and Tydings of Maryland.
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Walsh
Demai
Massachusetts
Senate
Curtis
Black
Bulow
Costigan
Glass
Gore
Hawes
Smith
Trammell
Blaine
Norbeck
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Democrat
Virginia
Tydings
Maryland
Pomerene to Nominate White for Presidency
Columbus Ohio June 1 Former Senator Atles Pomerene of Cleveland will deliver the speech nominating George White for the Presidency at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Governor White says he asked Pomerene to place his name before the convention, and the former senator agreed. Pomerene, one of four delegates-at-large, served 12 years in the Senate and has been active at conventions for two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Atles Pomerene
Cleveland
George White
Chicago
Whte
Pomerene
U.S
Pomerone
Houston
Ohio
Alfred E. Smith
Marion robber faces 10 to 25 year term
In Marion Ohio Mike Ciconne 28 of Columbus faces a sentence of 10 to 25 years in the Ohio penitentiary for the Feb 28 robbery of the Marion Rapid Transit Company. Judge George Scofield imposed the impending sentence.
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Marion, O
Mike Ciccone
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Marion Rapid Transit Company
Gentenice
George 5. Scofield
Cow Arrested As Burglar In California Incident
In San Jose a cow was mistaken for a burglar when patrolmen responded to a break in. The cow mooed loudly as officers detained her, and she was jailed in a vacant lot after the arrest. By morning she vanished, with a warrant issued for her capture.
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San Jos
Calif
Kenneth Alsberge
L. E. Guptil
J. O. Montgomery
Guptul
Alsberge
Bessie
Kidnaping Charge In High Society Split Near Placerville
Mrs Marion Read of San Francisco society accuses estranged husband Alfred C Read Jr of kidnapping her at gunpoint and taking her to a lonely Placerville area spot to force reconciliation. She escaped while he slept after he was arrested for demanding she drop a 100000 alenation suit against actress Clair Windsor and a divorce suit against him.
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Marion Read
San Francisco Society
Alfred C. Read, Jr
Placerville
Cal
Read
Clair Windsor
Prowlers Reported Near Chicken Coop In Newark
Police were dispatched to Huron and West streets at 11 30 p m yesterday after prowlers were sighted around a chicken coop. No one remained on arrival. In Newark Ohio on June 1 authorities said poison swallowed at a friend’s home caused the death of 15 year old Robert Hartshorn with no cause given.
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Cambridge
J. H. Wiscarber
Huron
West Streets
Newark
Catherine Bischoff
Mt. Vernon
Robert Hartshorn
K & M Ambler
K & M Ambler Asbestos
Big Parade Returns With Sound At Riggli Theatre
The Big Parade reissue with added sound effects opens tomorrow at the Riggli Theatre. The story of an American doughboy and a French peasant girl drew praise for director King Vidor and stars John Gilbert and Renee Adoree during the silent era. In a separate incident, Ford Looms reports a storeroom break in on Middle Avenue with a skeleton key entry but nothing stolen.
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Tom Row
Riggli Theatre
Amecan
King Victor
John Gilbert
Renee Adoree
Ford
Middle Avenue
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WTAM
Georgia Wildcats
Cheeria Ensemble
Gene
Glenn
Breen
DeRose
Home Circle
George Washington
Moss and Jones
Jack Petti
Moment Musicale
Skippy
Nikki Norge
Ruppets
Waldorf Orchestra
Jack Rose
Stubby Gordon
Jack and Jill
Baseball Flash
The
Goldbergs
Dance Orchestra
Bhierlock Holmes
Russa Columbo Orchestra
Harry Resers
Eskimos
Moss
Jones
Aeronautical Review
Sports Review
Jack and
Jack Miles
Bette Davis
A. J. Krugman
R. J. Scott
Grabbag
John Quincy Adams
House OF Representatives
Russia
Pacific
Georgia
Bunker Hill Monument
Kentucky
Unier
SA Alumn of
Adams
Smoot
Reed
Pennsylvania
Appropriations Committee
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Cincinnati
M. Scott Kearns
Hazel Glasgow
Jacob Miller
Alpert M. Dunn
Robert Sanders
Urbana
Rosa Franck
Here
United States
WM. D
Taylor
J. George, Taylor & CO. Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust
Joan Crawford
Letty Lynton
Robert Montgomery
Nils Asther
May Robson
Lewis Stone
Reel Comedy News
SOUND
John Gilbert Mes Adorce
Bernice
Irene
Clifford Feagan
Detroit
Washington
Charles Feagan
White House
ER Bros
APITO
Jo i SA
Fannie Hurst
Talkies
Rene Donne
Ricardo Cortez
Gregory Ratoff
Awha Appel
K. i
Henry Santrey
Newman Traveltalk
Kenneth Lea
Lloyd Hughes and
Dorothy Sebastian
Fox News Reel
Werry
Chen
Organiogue
Keassey & Morrison Company
Ambler
K&m Ambler
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
Amherst Amherst Lumber Company
Oberlin
WM. Berg, R. F. D. NO
Kipton Charles Heidrich Wellington Co. S. Garretson Lumber Company
Nancy Carroll
Loretta Young
Winnie Lightner
Norman Foster
Geo. O’brien
Zane Groey
Charlie Chase
Ston
Court Street
Star Shoe Shop
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