Cleveland Radio Schedule Nightline May 16 1940s
Radio listings for Cleveland stations WTAM WHK WGAR WIXY and others detail May 16 programming including highroad of adventure dinner music Kentucky Derby and various orchestras bands and talks. Highlights feature Walter Damrosch Denny’s Orchestra Tremaine's Orchestra and Kay Kyser as well as news and weather updates.
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Leawis
Weber and Fields
Behrens
Welcome Lewis
Lew Conrad
Opry House
Walter Damrosh
Floyd
Gibbons
Heather
Rolfe
National High School Orchestra
Wylie
Kyser
Messenger Boys
Happy Home Village
Louie
Hungry Five
Vincent H. Percy
Cuyahoga County Bar Association
Tryer
Bob and
Adolph
Museum of Natural History
Ed McConnell
Museum of Art
Day
Simimon
Tony Cabcoch
A.M. Vilv
WTAM
Bog
Theie
Man Household Institute
Gueelle
Kremo
Taiks Jelly Four
Ste New Yorker Ensemble
Livestock Market Report
Sports Flash
Womeéen
Fadia
Cleveland
Philadelphia
U. S
Gene
Glenn
General Motors
Kaufman
Sohi9
Guy Lombardo
Beard
Time
Phil Spitalny
Kay Kyser
Eighteen move 22 million pound building in Indianapolis
Eighteen men recently moved an eight story building weighing 22 million pounds a distance of fifty feet in one direction, turned it around and moved it a block in another direction.
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Indianapolis
Lighter than wood and impervious: Birmabright alloy used in England
A metal alloy named Birmabright is reported to be lighter than wood and impervious to seawater. The article notes its successful use in England, highlighting its corrosion resistance and potential advantages for maritime applications.
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England
Theatres Preview Dreamland Fox Feature Fair Warning
George O'Brien stars in Fair Warning a Fox Movietone romantic thriller at New Dreamland Theatre for two days. Adapted from Max Brand The Untamed the tale follows a nature bred youth whose contact with society sparks romance. Also noted is Lionel Menjou in a contrasting leading role with The Front Page project by Howard Hughes and Lewis Milestone.
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George O'Brien
Fox Movietone
Dreamland Theatre
Max Brand
O’brien
Menjou
Howard Hughes
Lewis Milestone
Walter Burns
Menjou switches to dramatic lead in The Front Page at Rialto
Adolphe Menjou, long known for drawing room roles since A Woman of Paris, takes a sharp turn in Howard Hughes newspaper thriller The Front Page opening today at the Rialto. The suave star now embodies a bold, bristling journalist figure, a departure praised for his brio and precision.
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Adolphe Menjou
Paris
Howard Hughes
Rialto Theatre
Menjou
Beau Brummel
Adolphe
Germans Eat More Fees Per Capita Than Other Nations
Statistics show Germany leads in fees consumed per person per year at 136. France is second at 133, England third at 134, Sweden fourth at 86, Denmark fifth at 75, and Norway sixth at 64.
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Champs
Paris
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Coagulation Process Ties to Anesthetic Action
A report notes that coagulation of brain and nerve proteins underlies actions of common anesthetics. It also mentions a method to produce gasoline and asphalt simultaneously from oil containing asphalt.
Tricks of Magic Explained Reveals Paper Fire Trick
A historical note explains a magic trick using a soda soaked paper strip. Prepare by boiling washing soda, soaking a sheet to a pencil line, drying, and erasing. A marked line directs flames to halt at the erased trace during performance, revealing a staged burn.
Vagabonds to Open Season in Mansfield Coliseum
VEQN S Vagabonds will open its summer season Saturday at Mansfield Coliseum with a broadcast on Radio Station WJZ. The band plans a Monday dance at the Hollenden Hotel in Cleveland during the Ohio State Chiropractors convention. New members include Howard Cole bass Oberlin George Sibey drums Elvira Roc Dominic saxophone Lorain and Rudy Germaine piano and arranger.
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Bob Veon
Vagabonds
Mansfield Coliseum
WJZ
Hollenden Hotel
Cleveland
Ohio State Chiropractors
Howard Cole
Oberlin
George Sibey
Elvira
Roc Dominic
Lorain
Rudy Germaine
Band to Perform at State Theatre and Crystal Lake Park
The group will perform soon at the State Theatre in Sandusky and at Crystal Lake Park in Marion Ohio.
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Sandusky
Crystal Lake Park
Marion
Ohio
Swedish engineer invents multi purpose telephone radio recorder
A Swedish engineer has created a telephone that records caller communications informs of the owner’s absence and can be used as a radio receiver. The device embodies a combination of answering, signaling, and radio functions in a single unit.
Derailment Probe After Vandal Spike Wrecks Train
Big Four Railroad officials opened an investigation into suspected vandalism after a speeding Cincinnati to Columbus passenger train derailed near Lockard Ohio. One woman Rose Earhart 76 was killed and five others injured including her husband Frank Earhart 77 and four crew members. The train struck a spike placed on the track causing it to derail and crash into a house injuring residents seated inside. The engine skidded about 100 feet and toppled over near the Hart residence as investigators weighed deliberate wrecking theory.
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Cincinnati
Big Four
Lockard
Ohio
Columbus
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Frank Earhart
William Lee
Karhart
Buttonholes for linguists proposed by Paris hotel alliance
The Paris Committee of the International Hotel Alliance proposes colored buttonholes for multilingual members, each color matching a language. The alliance includes hotels across 24 countries on four continents, and if adopted, the plan could have wide impact. Television color pictures in different colors are now under research.
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Paris
The
International Hotel Alliance
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