Radio program highlights across cities and stations
A scan of today’s radio listings shows diverse programs across multiple markets. Highlights include WIA in New York with Roxy and Fit at 9:30 a.m., WHAM Rochester noon segment, WOS Jefferson City opera at 10:00 p.m., and Denver’s Lions program at 10:30 p.m. plus Fort Worth fiddle band on WEAP.
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New York
Roxy
Fit
Hartford
Forestory of Agriculture
Jardine
J. Angell
Yale
Rochester Eastmay School of Music
P.m. Wos
Jefferson City
Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations Schedule
Eastern Standard Time listings show programs on 275 meters with talk and variety segments. The schedule includes readings by Mrs Marion Rehmer and performances such as The Three Musketeers with Professor George Blodgett, plus Joe Con.
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Cleveland
Aolia Reque
Maison of Chevidy
Pr. George Ss. Blodgett
Marion Rehmer Aran
Joe Con
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Breath Relief
Bad breath sufferers are urged to use Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated tablets purport to cleanse the bowels and liver, purify the system, and avoid the after effects of calomel. Sold in 15c, 30c sizes by druggists.
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Edwards
Unclear list of performers and programs from New York studio recap
Fragmentary OCR summary listing names such as Ed Dee, Marjorie Viewer, Milirea Mice, and Milrea, with mentions of a New York studio recital and Park theatre program. Notes include references to Harvesters, a violinist, and various patrons, but details are scattered and uncertain.
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Sou Yooan
Mirtean
Mar Harvester
New York
Prem
Miortore Maver
Planine
Milirea Mice
Contealie
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Oberlin speaker urges Christian unity and U S influence
Sherwood Eddy, renowned speaker, argues in Oberlin that Prussian influence reshapes world history and decries U S Christian attitudes toward other nations while recalling his observations in the Soviet era. The article notes Eddy's Oberlin talks, a choral concert, and campus events including a Yale Princeton game and juvenile court luncheon remarks.
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Oberlin
Sherwood Jiddy
Eddy
United States
Megree
Spenkine
Oberlin College to honor Beethoven with daily programs
Oberlin College schedules a week of Beethoven commemorations. The series runs each day at noon from Tuesday through Friday this week, featuring performances of the composer’s works.
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Beethoven
Oberlin College
Local High School Event Highlights and Community notices
A cluttered Amherst page notes the seventh annual oratorical contest at the local high school with wins in various categories. It lists prize recipients and attendees, social church events, birthday celebrations, trustee meetings, and upcoming presentations for confirmants and missionary activities. The report also covers a homecoming from Florida, a youth meeting at the Congregational church, and related community notices.
Community notices and church events mix in Elyria
Local church and civic groups announce meetings, guest speakers, and social gatherings across Elyria Lorain County. Entries mention St Pauls Harheran church council, Mend eastern district events, baptist revival trips, Flower Show attendance in Cleveland, and school religious music plans alongside hospital tonsil removal notices and pastor announcements.
Oberlin Relief corps meeting and lodge events in Wellington
Violet Curtice reports Wellington notes a Oberlin Relief Corps meeting with A Williams and G R and Mrs Will attending Friday afternoon and evening. Local Rebekah Sewing Society hosts at Mrs Mamer Harris residence. Odd Fellows, Yeddu Fellows and state officer guests and events planned in Medina and Canterville area with Encampment preparations.
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Wellington
A. Williams
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G. A. Re
Will
Oberlin Relief Corp
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Oral
Kererah
Mamer Harrihu
Yadd
Medina
Wellows
Local Social Notes and Events From Akron and Cleveland
Social listings show a June 16 gathering in Akron for Mr and Mrs amid daughter Cathe John Wiehe with Mrs John Greenfield and others. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Shel Don and Mr and Mrs Frank Andrus, plus Mr and Mrs Henry Daugherty and Miss Catherine Cormra. Flower show attendance in Cleveland on Sunday is recorded, and a clarinet by Aar Grose was played at Sun services at the Congregational church. Regular meetings of the Ameri ca Sexton and ter Auxiliary are slated for Tuesday evening. The ladies of the church of Christ plan a wattle supper in the church basement Wednesday evening. Mrs Wim Smith has a severe card. The Withineton Sarasis moreres meets at Mrs Wadsworth's home on Pudsdiy. Mr and Mrs Wm Banhuf and daughter Bert spent the weekend at Cleveland. Mr and Mrs War Maelindrae attend tia Piuwer slow in Cleveland. Saturday Mr aunt Mrs Fr Ban finished the work end with Mrs Barrick's parents at Cleveland.
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John Greenfield
Sheldon
Frank Andrus
Henry Daugherty
Catherine Cormra
Cleveland
Aarl Grose
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Ter
Church of Christ
Thureday
Wim. Smith
Sarasis Moreres
W. L. Wadsworth
Pudsdiy
Wm. Banhuf
Bert
Mars
War
Maelindrae
Tia Piuwer
Fr. Ban
Why the Summer White House Will Be in West
Washington reporter Frank T. Kent notes in The Nation that Coolidge plans a West Coast style influence trip to rally farm leaders and editors. He argues a new farm relief measure will be shaped privately, with a touring White House to persuade agrarian interests while Congress remains stalled.
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Massachusens
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Otto
England to Australia Radio Link Plans Reported
An article outlines a proposed radio hop linking England and Australia with stations near Melbourne and London. It notes telegram scale use, cross continental relays, and a headquarters in Melbourne with costly, high speed transmission anticipated.
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Australia
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Babbitt
Paris Bans Slot Machines Amid Rising Crime Debate
Paris authorities move to ban slot machine parts as gunfire and theft concerns rise. Investigations show anti social behavior can escalate into compulsive stealing in homes, prompting social service scrutiny and citywide action.
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Sehianle
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio program listings note featured items across multiple stations including WBAL Baltimore WERB Chicago and KD KYW. Schedule shows concerts operas and theatre hooks with times in standard time and references to Lincoln Nebraska program listings.
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Aitte
WBAL
Baltimore
WERBH
Chicago
WJZ
KYW
Firard Opera
AKB
Lincoln
Tito
Nebraska
Germans embrace radio as numbers rise across cities
Berlin reports 1.4 million radio owners in a population of 64 million. The German post department notes growth in Hamburg Cologne and Frankfurt may soon match Berlin as listening expands beyond the capital.
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France Faces Crisis as Universities Run Short of Books
A Paris dispatch reports France seeks urgent aid from Rockefeller to prevent collapse of seventeen university faculties. Le Matin calls libraries "a shamble" with insufficient funds for books and medicals after doubling during the war.
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