Radio Program Listings Across Pittsburgh Stations
A dense schedule lists WBX, WGAR, WTAM, WJAY and others with daily program lineups including music, drama, talk, and band performances. Notable entries feature Amos n Andy, Orphan Annie, Talking Town segments, and late-night orchestras across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGAR
Dick Daring
Orpnan Annie
City Lights
Cooking School
Jack Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Graves Taylor
Amos
Ametiva
Legion
Music Rev. Tittle Murder Mastery
Rin Ton
Genta Fonarova
Seck
Hawkins
Fie Plan
Pers Bili-Lum
Abver
Gereard Glen
Langt Tesch
Bully Bachelor
Jacobs
the Goldberss
Jack Pearl
James Melton li
Fidler
Miles
A.M
Bill and
Jane
Little Girl
C. Calloway
Breakfast Club
Piano Man
Joe Baldi
Moss and
Jones
Aunt Judy
Clara
Ruth Mills
Bett
Rasines
Smackout
P.M
Edwy
Hallywood
Farm
Williams’ Orch
Bettw
Woerds
Sisters of Skillet
Betty
Bob
Radio Troubsadors
Morin
Bart Rohlf
Lakewood
Amos ’N' Andy
G. Williams
Nestle’s
Howard Thurston
Vic and
Sade
Williams
Shamrock
Shilta
MacDonald to present plan to save disarmament conference
In Geneva Premier Ramsay MacDonald prepared a plan to save the disarmament talks involving concessions on French land and air armaments. The plan likely includes recognizing Italy’s naval parity. Daladier rushes to Geneva for the session while rumors tie MacDonald to a possible Hitler meeting after Rome talks with Mussolini. Basle Nazis raise the Hitler flag triggering police scuffles and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ramsay MacDonald
Italy
Edouard Daladier
France
MacDonald
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Rome
Stresa
New London Storm Damages Homes and Ditches
March 15 report cites heavy rain after hail in New London. Basements flooded, sewer flow overwhelmed. Skellinger ditch overflow inundated homes. Ward Co basement floors mud-covered though materials safe. Esch residence at 42 Grant Street worst with three feet of water. Funeral services held for Emma Ward at 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Skellinger
C. E. Ward Co
Jos. Esch
Grant Street
Skellinger Ditch
Rotary speaker III illness delays Ashland Rotary address
Illness of H. C. Rybolt, a prominent Ashland Rotarian and businessman, postponed his scheduled Monday address as the club settled into routine business. Miss E. McDevitt, representing Universal Producing Co of Iowa, attended to seek support for staging a show fitting the local American Legion Post. Briefs note L. W. Brady, local theatre man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
H. C. Rybolt
Ashland
Ohio
E. McDevitt
Universal Producing Co
Iowa
Clara Bow Returns in Call Her Savage at Rivoli
Clara Bow returns to the screen at the Rivoli Theatre as Call Her Savage opens its long engagement. The Fox starring picture centers on a dramatic role Bow selected, mirroring aspects of her own noted career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
Rivoli Theatre
Savage
Fox
Tiffany Thayer
Rod-Head
Cagney 3 Star In Neat Capitol Film
James Cagnes returns to the screen after months with Mary Brian in Hard To Handle at the Capitol Theatre opening tomorrow. Another home talent program will be offered at 9 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cagnes
Mary Brian
Capitol Theatre
State Briefs Summary of Ohio Notices and Decisions
Middletown officer killed on highway by driver Earl Caudill. Cincinnati inmate Frank Lammers drowns in creek near Hamilton County Home. Defiance judge to defer foreclosure actions to aid farm loan refinancing. Celina son of slain commissioner Frysinger appointed to succeed father until 1934. Toledo divorce suit filed by Howard R Parman citing wife must work. Columbus appointees named to state board of bar examiners for five years. Pickrel to chair. Cincinnati salaries for city employees to be cut starting April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frank Lammers
Hamilton County
Kearns
Celina. O
Lewis D. Frysinger
Charles W. Frysinger
Toledo
Howard R., Parman
Columbus
Hugh C. Deford
Youngstown
W. H. Kinder
Findlay
State Board of
Bar Examiners
Horace Kerr
Marcellus Devaughn
Cleveland
William G. Pickrel
Darton
Ohio State University students may defer spring quarter fees
Columbus March 16 President George W Rightmire announces OSU students temporarily short of funds may defer payment of spring quarter fees. The plan covers reductions for salaries and wages under 1000 and cuts on the first 1000 for higher earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
George W. Rightmire
Grange Program Nears Stage by Local Chapter
Ida Sutherland and Evelyn Hileman head the committee for the next grange program to be staged by the local chapter on Thursday evening. Special features are planned and the group prepares to showcase the work and progress of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sutherland
Evelyn Hileman
Ieal Ghier
Ohio Banking Bills Move Fast in Legislature
Ohio lawmakers considered emergency measures to reorganize closed banks and allow limited reopenings. A seven member advisory board would guide the governor and Banking Department, with provisions for valuation and emergencies. The Hunter Bill outlines a trust fund plan for reorganized banks and deposits. An end of week enactment was hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Banks and Banking Committee
House of Representatives
House
Assembly
White
Herbert Baker
Cincinnati
House Committee On Banking
Banks and Bankings Committee
Banking Committee
Senate
Hunter
Advisory Banking Board
Bank Superintendent
Common Pleas
Hoover
Banking Department
Weekend Floral Special From Paul Wainwrights Greenhouse
Friday and Saturday sale offers Sweet Peas at 23e per bunch with eight bunches per bouquet. Paul Wainwrights Greenhouse lists contact by phone 2727 and address 128 Courtland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wainwright
Courtland
Real Estate Transfers In Oberlin and Elyria Areas
Mrs. Mary E. Munson transfers to Mrs. Mittle Headen a Follett street property in Oberlin. Alice Marie Birmingham deeds to Hanora Birmingham a portion of tract 11 in Camden Township. H T Winckles quitclaims one third of a property on East Avenue Elyria to B J Reisinger. Lee R Taylor transfers property on Princeton Avenue Elyria to Cora B Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Munson
Mittle Headen
Follett Street
Oberlin
Alice Marie Birmingham
Hanora
Birmingham
Camden Township
H. T. Winckles
B. J. Reisinger
East Avenue
Elyria
Lee R. Taylor
Cora B. Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Child Dies After Roller Skating Into Car Path
Clair Ndwin Geiger aged 9 died at Carmel Hospital Columbus after roller skating into the path of an approaching automobile. The accident occurred here as he rode near Att. Carmel. Police investigated the collision and transported him to the hospital where he succumbed to injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clair Ndwin Geiger
Att. Carmel Hospital
The Hardest Lesson: Age Faces the Race's Course
A reflective line notes that age must accept its moment to observe the race while others continue to run, emphasizing the passage of time and shifting roles. It centers on a poised contemplation of aging and perspective.
Simply Worn Out Women Benefit From Pinkham tonic
A vintage notice offers Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for tired women overwhelmed by housework. It claims renewed strength helps daily tasks feel easier and reports high satisfaction among users, urging readers to buy a bottle at their drugstore today.
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Lydis
Pinkham
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McCoy
Ball Room Orch
Haymes
WADC
al Hendershot
Kaltenborn
Nelson
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Eve Gilhooley
Myrt
Marge
Quartet
Thompson’s
Orch
Easy Aces
Jack Smith
Kate Smith
Lyman
Hatherurg
Mills Brothers
Foreign Legion
Steaping
Budd
Boswell Sisters
Merton Downey
Barlow
Isham Jones
Wlw
Jack
Gail
Gene
Glenn
Old Man Sunshine
Dagusehiss
Garber’s
Moon Rover
the Magician
Rape
Inspector Stevens
Sterer of
Crome Club
Minstrels
Bivy Regard
Mountaineers
Vaughn King
Betty Crocker
Marvin
D’or Orchestra
Kenmore’s Orch
New Yorker
Vida R. Sutton
Lum
Jack Rose
Knights of Road
Biltmore Orch
J. Miles
Ted de Turk
Wrant Ague
Dewhirst
Merrymakers
Vetelia Hayes
Conting School
Ethel
Harry
Tremaine’s
Round Towners
Gaelic Choir
Adele Nelson
Alex Sommier
Bob Benson
J. Relvin
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Plain Bil
Buck Rogers
Bowen
Wyrant
N’ San
March of Time
Hayton
Mary Eastman
Inside Story
Vincent H. Percy
Street Singer
Radio Tony
CBS Symphony
Blaine
Sis
Young
Health
Roarmin' Rythm
City Mission
Belmont Ens
Marvel Movers
Bannen
J. Commerford
Princess Par
Melody Parade
Cactus Jim
Mary Bradford
Doctors
Fires
Hackett
Patty Lahato
Talk
Germany
Johnson Bros
Nylophone
Gelrman
Roy Evans
Hall
Cowbery Tom
Perkins Fellers
Watchtower
Just Plain Bill
Ruth Ecting
Steepnagtle
Bon Pierce
Wjiay
Gellman
Patty Dabatog
LOS
Emma Ward
Hattie Allison
West Main
C. R. Bair
M. E. Church
Olena
Allison
L. W. Brady
Baltimore
Rivols
Our Gang
Cagney
Capitol
Middletown
William Adams
Here
Earl Caudill
D. F. Openlander
C. A. Dykstra
Columbus, C
Reublin Bros
P. V
Sunkist
Atwood
Idaho
Sunrise
Pillsburys
Richelieu
Chase & Sanborn
Royal Ann Cherries
College Inn
Syco
Lion Brand
Reublin’s
Dreamland
June Clyde - Allen
Incent
Warner Bros. He
Irene Dunn
Madame Blanche
Fiat
Fon
Jig
Rexallnesia
Sharpener
Rexall
Icade Suede
John
Ae Asco
Oae Gem
Deneofan
Hope
Prince Albert
Washington
Granger Tobacco
Ib. Geo
Brazil
Pape
Grove
Castile
Lucky Tiger Tonic
Hind
Ingram
Pauker
Dijier Kiss
Toc Eno
Leg Levin
Pocahonta
Murbach CO Supply CO
Lydia E. Pinkham
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