Nighttime Radio Schedule and Concert Lineup Cited
A long listing of radio stations and program times features the Feveready Hour with Elsie Ferguson, various to and from networks, and multiple acts including Rolfe's Palais D'Or orchestra, Janssen's Hinfbrau orchestra, and the Longines clock segment. Notable items include Associated Press baseball scores, Hal Kemp orchestra, and a Bremen fivers banquet, with multiple transfers between W stations and regional outlets.
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Feveready Hour
Elsie Ferguson
WEAF
WEE
WGOY
WGR
WCAE
WTASL
WEET
WJAR
WEIL
WRC
WWJ
WSAI
WGN
KSD
WCCO
WHO
WDA
WHAS
WAIC
WSE
Uliquot Club Eskimos
WIEAF
WWITK
WIA
WTAG
WCSH
Wis
Whe
WGY
STAM
WSATI
WTMJ
WOOD
WOW
WDAF
WIC
WSR
WRAA
KRVOO
WOAT
Rolfe
Palais D'Or Orchestra
WEA
WEFT
WOY
PAM
EALS
WSD
WMC
Janssen
Hinfbrau
WHEAT
N. B.C
Winifred Cornish
Radiana Patmoor
Tienry Ww
Tima
WIZ
WHAM
Wilt
KWIIS
KVOO
KOA
WRT
Stromberg - Carlson Hour
WJZ
WBZ
WRAL
WILAS
Edical
KYW
IWR
WREN
WMS
KET
WSK
WIAA
KPC
WOAIT
WEED
Tonu Pe
Florensea Kasten
Supr Ho
IKDKA
WRAY
WYVW
Radio Program Cleveland Stations Schedule
Eastern Standard Time schedule for WTAM WEAR shows from Bamboo Garden to NBC studios. Emerson Gill orchestra paces 9 p.m. and Cliquot Club Eskimos at 10:09 p.m.selberling singers 8:50 p.m. orchestral features and studio recital by Opal Hemler and pianists Idx M Reeder and Vera Otto Baker.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Emerson Gill
Bamboo Garden
Cuyahoga Coal Co
Ball
Musical Miniatures CN. B. C
Selberling
Howard
Tve
N. BG. Co
Cliquot Club Eskimos
B. A. Rolfe
Phlairs d’Or
N. B.C
Opal Hemler
Idx M. Reeder
Vera Otto Baker
Austin Wrylle
Golden Pheasant Restaurant
Radio schedule and concert lineup excerpted listing programs
A historical radio schedule shows daily events from noon to late evening featuring performances by Louis Rich and his orchestra, Sarah Moach, Capt. Kilroy Tharris, Uncle Jay, George Williams and more. It includes time signals, travel talks, weather notes, baseball scores, and multiple network mentions across WEAF, WEAF, WGY, WGN and other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Engineering Service, Inc
Louis Rich
Hotel Winton
Cleveland Vocational Bureau
Suh Nell
Bartuneck
Beau Brummels
Sarah Moach
Kilroy Tlarris
Saleo
Bohemian Merchants Radio Club
Bessie Brown
al Walden
Ed Day
Bedford Glens
Maurice Spjtalny
Hotel Statler
Shaw
Flatburger
Uncle Jay
Judge Corlett
Studin
Knight
Norris
Gibbs Road
George Williams
Music Box
Red Network
WEAT
WEAF
WEE! Wtic
WIAR
WTAG
WCSH
WGY
WGR
United Press Baseball
Fuentes
Ortiz
Wert
WCAE
WYTAM
KSD
Seberling
WEBI
WTIGQ
WIJAR
WFI
Shrine Imperial Council Opens in Miami Parade
Shrine Nobility from across the United States gathered in Miami on May 1 for the Fifty-fourth Annual Imperial Council Sessions opening. A huge parade along Biscayne Boulevard attracted about seventy five thousand spectators, featuring pyramids and images of ancient Egyptian rulers. Governor John W. Martin opened the events with remarks as bands and choirs performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
United States
Imperial Council
Biscayne Boulevard
Bayfront Park
Martin Speaks
John W. Martin
Florida
Address at Olympia Theater Ends Miami Officials Remarks
A council session occurs later at the Olympia Theater with an address followed by brief talks by Benjamin E. Dyson Grand Master of Masons of Florida Hon E G Sewell mayor of Miami and a judge. The event features local civic leaders and fraternal representatives in a public proceedings context.
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Olympia Theater
Benjamin E. Dyson
Masons
State of
Florida
E. G. Sewell
Miami
Armour Challenges Compston For 72-Hole Match
Tommy Armour has challenged Archie Compston for a 72 hole match for a thousand pounds sterling. Compston has not yet accepted. Silay Newton backs Armour as Hagen’s conqueror sits in practice. Hagen arrives to start training in Sandwich, England. Armour, Barnes, Mehlhorn and Nabholtz toured the Prince's course to study hazards and ground roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sandwich
England
Tommy Armour
Archie Compston
Silay Newton
Tommy
Walter Hagen
Compston
Hagen
Walter
Armour
Jim Barnes
Bill Mehlhorn
Larry Nabholtz
Prince’s
Shrine events in Miami mark tour day and park evening
E B Donnell the Potentate of Mahi Temple in Miami along with Imperial Potentate Clarence N M Dunbar greeted Shrine groups from Miami Atlanta Chicago and St Louis. The program included sight seeing tours to the Everglades fruit farms and beach trips with Pennsylvanian Sugar Company plantation visits. Bayfront Park will host Shrine entertainment and bands this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Donnell
Mahi Temple
Miami
Imperial
Clarence NM. Dunbar
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louia
Gralyna Hotel
Everglades
Pennsylvania
Shrine
Bayfront Park
May Day Parade Draws Masses in Moscow
May Day in Moscow centers on Red Square with vast crowds lining the parade route. Soldiers, militia, Red Cross units, and cavalry pass by the Kremlin beside Lenin’s mausoleum while trade union members and young pioneers sing, celebrating International Labor Day in a pageantry unlike anywhere else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
Lenin
Red Cross
Experimental repairs and floor work offered by contractor
The ad promotes lawn mowers sharpened and fly wheel gears serviced along with oak floor installation. It advertises experimental work and repairs of all kinds, offered by C Edwards, a floor contractor at 314 12th St, phone 36934, promising free estimates.
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C. Edwards
12Th St
Soviet May Day Spirit Prompts Capitalist Defense
Fragmentary text notes May Day fervor and calls for a new defensive effort against the Soviet threat. Mentions theatrical uses, press activity, and concerns in the capital about consecrating the day to timed defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parddes
Wine manufacture declines in France report
Westerville Ohio May 1 Dr Ernest H Cherrington general secretary of the World League Against Alcoholism cites a critical French study on vineyard acreage and wine output. He notes since 1870 vine area fell over forty percent while yield per acre held steady or rose slightly, arguing temperance sentiment grows worldwide and per capita wine consumption has dropped.
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France
Westerville
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcoholism
Cherrington
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Goofey MovIes
By Neker
Pirate
Part
Felloud
Central Press Asociation
Lac
Ujith Hidyb
WSAL
WEBIT
AVOC
Longine
WBRZ
WBEZA
KDIKA
WIR
Oliver Smith
Merry Three
Bremen
Colimbbian
Newark
Bambereer
Soprans
Vincent Lopee
ED Worgler
Stanley
ED Wurglers
Lee W. Stanley
Central Press
Lorain County Mortgage & Title CO
H. Chamberlain
Turner Sbidg
Jannelingts
Akhon
Medina
Elyria
West Holland
Akron
Fis P. dl
Ar. Elyria
Alma
Enat
Hus
Flyria
Burt Ganyard
Avon Street
Ohio
Kalective
Ashland A. M
Polk
Sullivan
Haentington
Wellington
Sunny
Hentington
Be. Pork
Ashland
Ima
Parade
Ca. Se
Eee Distribuator
St. Clair Ave
Cleveland, Uo
Logan Gas Co
Second Street
The
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Williams & Buckeye Sts
Llyria, Ohio
General Machine Works
East Ave
Lodi St. Col
West River
C. H. Lee
Elyria Furniture
East Avenue
East Bridge
Imperial Furniture CO
East Broad Street Bridge
Ericeic
F. B. Decker
Colson Company
E. Jay Howenstine
Cromar
Dial 21
Plyriapumber Fx
Dodge Bros
Studebaker
Willys - Knight
Lewis Price
Brodd
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