Radio Listings for Cleveland Stations on Wednesday Nov 23
Radio schedules across WTAM WHK WGAR and others list hourly programs from morning to midnight including Flying Family Safety Soldiers Landt Trio Myrt and Marge Buck Rogers Captn. Diamond's Adventures and Red Nichols Orchestra with multiple bands and singers across stations WGY WIZ WJR and more.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Flying Family
Tom Manning
Emerson Gill
Gene
Glenn
Jack Denny
Simonette
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Geofus
Qzzle
Manny Landers
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Radio Jake
Palmquist
Helen Wyant
Jimmy Ague
WGAR
Bob Pierce
Jack Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Amos
An’ Andy
the Magician
Earl and
Ernie
John Hart
Hollywood
Capt. Diamond
Pat Barnes
Sherlock Holmes
Friendship Town
Andy Sanella
Stan Stanier
Pickens Sisters
Cesare Sodero
Cab Calloway
Ted Weem
NBC
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
Belle
Jane Freman
The
Shadow
WGY
Hess
Vaughn de Leath
WGR
Connie Boswell
Funnyboners
Charles Carlile
Col
Stonpnagle
Armel Budd
Barlow
Itisham Jones
Redman
Navarra
Akron
WADC
Tania Kruchino
Hall
Ann Hard
Sally Stokely
Annabelle Jackson
Edna Thrift
Betty Crocker
John Marvin
Madison Concert Orchestra
New Yorker Ensemble
Palais D'Or
Vida R Sutton
Three Shades of Blue
Echoes of
Erin
D.li
Famous Loves
Radio Rev
Safety Soldiers
Tom Manting
Gene and
Home Circle
Landt
White
Billy Jones
Ennie Hare
al Jolson
Floyd Gibbons
Lanny Rosas
Jack Rose
Knights of the Road
Kitb
New Yorker
Red Nichol’s
Congress Hotel
Stanoff
Radio Schedule Teems With Big Name Acts Across Day
A dense listing shows WGAR programming from morning to midnight featuring Wanda Wyant, Tony Wong, Captain Jack, Buck Rogers, Eddie Rosenberg, and Cab Calloway's Orchestra among others. The roster includes Morning Devotions, various orchestras, soloists, dance bands, and a late-night Sign off.
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Burt
Chick and
Ted
Helen Wyant
Jimmy Aput
Tony Wong
Ethel and
Harry
Plano Twins
Captivators
Hen Alley
Pady Harrod
Columbia Revue
Louis Rich
Joha Hayes
Atlantic City Musicale
Elizabeth Barthell
Salon
Alex Semmler
Adele Nelson
Bobby Benson
Captain Jack
Skippy
Lone Wolf Tribe
Lakewood
Myrt
Marge
E. Rosenberg
Manny Landers
Edwin C. Hhi
Sam
March of Time
Dirie
Billy Wallace
Radio Jake
Symphony Orchestra
Palmquist’s
Plaza Club
Bill
Japes
Hanpy Jack
Bob Fierce
Van
Lon
Aruets
Dromedary Caravan
The
Singing Lads
Talk of the Town
Beau Brummels
Loawell Thomas
Amose 'N’ Andy
the Magician
Fred Jeske
Joohn Hart
Hollywood
Nestle’s
Howard Thirston
the Country Star
Merchants face light bill cuts as OPS suffers losses
The speaker claims the O P S faces about 1500 dollars in monthly commercial revenue loss. Salaries were trimmed 10 percent last June and again on November 15, with further cuts likely if revenues fail to recover, forcing the organization to tighten budgets amid economic strain.
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J. B. Johnson
Elyria
Esk
Jim Seward
FE. M. Rice
O. P
Everthing
Santa Claue
Crusader at Rivoli Theatre Opens Tomorrow
The Crusader a Majestic screen drama arrives at the Rivoli Theatre for a single showing tomorrow. A muckraking reporter's ruthless pursuit of a scoop wrecks homes and lives in the adaptation of Wilson Collison’s stage hit.
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Rivoli Theatre
Wilson Collison
Tom Mix Stars in Dreamland Screen Romance
Universal presents the western star Tom Mix in My Pal the King at Dreamland Theatre with rugged action and dramatic rescue scenes featuring a boy king. The film runs tomorrow and Friday.
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Tom MIX
Dreamland
Texas
Balkan
Wild West
Mix
Universal
King
Dreamland Theatre
Local Gridders Rally at Capitol Theatre Event
Lamm convenes foural team members for a Capitol Theatre rally on Thursday evening to drum up support for Elva Thanksgiving Day. The Spencer Band from Spencer and neighboring towns will perform with E. M. West directing and Mrs. Gene Morgan on piano. The film 70,000 Witnesses stars Phillips Holmes Dorothy Jordan Charlie Ruggles and Johnny Mack Brown, shown Wednesday and Thursday.
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Lamm
Capitol Theatre
Foural
Spencer
Pittsfield
Wellington
LaGrange
Elyria
E. M. West
Gene Morgan
Phillips Holmes
Dorothy Jordan
Charlie Ruggles
Johnny Mack Brown
Early use of leaf numbering by Cologne printer Hoernen
The Cologne printer Hoernen first numbered book leaves in 1470. He placed page numbers in the middle of the right-hand margins of the rectos rather than at the top corners, pioneering a new pagination style.
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Cologne
Hoernen
Gunman Bush Trial Jury Deadlocks in Quinlan Slaying
In Cleveland a jury of seven women and five men bears on Francis E. Bush for the Herbert H. Quinlan jewelry store slaying during an October holdup. After a three hour deadlock, Bush testified denying the fatal shot and blaming accomplice Norman Townsend who was killed by police.
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Cleveland
Francis E. Bush
Detroit
Herbert H. Quinlan
Frank T. Cullitan
Quinlan
Bush
Norman Townsend
Community notes from North Ridgeville events and meetings
Local items include Parents Teachers Association discussions on The Child Today and Spanish Missions of California, Friendship Club hosting by Mrs Gilder, Christmas party plans, and Red Cross fundraising efforts. Also reported are community deaths and Carlisle PTA musical selections.
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Waleter Baetz
Franklin Rollin
Mat Pitts
Russel McVelgeh
Bernard Noll
Carlisle P. T. A
Joseph Snyder
New
Visiting relatives bring families together on weekend
York City in visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Lucas Mrs H P Eldred spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs J P Whitlam of Chagrin Falls and Mr and Mrs R P Smith and son Theron of Cleveland were Sunday guests in Me and Mrs Seely Knapp. Mr and Mrs Herbert Rudd and daughters Margaret and Janine May of Lakewood called on the Knapp families Sunday.
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York City
Peter Lucas
H. P. Eldred
Cleveland
J. P. Whitlam
Chagrin Falls
R. P. Smith
Theron
Seely Knapp
Herbert Rudd
Margaret
Janine May
Lakewood
Knapp
Auerbach Denies Killing Grossman in Speakeasy
From City Hospital, Abe Auerbach denies confessing to killing Samuel Grossman proprietors of a speakeasy. He recalls walking with Grossman when masked assailants tried to hold them up and began shooting. Auerbach says he was injured in the fracas and offers no motive or details on the shooting.
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Cleveland
City Hospital
Abe Auerbach
Samuel Grossmen
Grossman
Rose
Auerbach
Speakeasy Visitor as Relative of Couple Detained
A relative who accompanied detectives to the hospital was brought to a bedside confrontation. Wolf shouted at Auerbach calling him a liar after learning he denied the killings. Auerbach gave a police statement about the robbers but refused to sign. He admitted shooting Grosaman but denied killing his wife.
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Wolf
Auerbach
Pallea Aalil
Grosaman
Warren Chest Drive Nears Goal With Shortfall
Warren community driven total pledges amount to 87 094 for relief work next year. The drive fell short of the 95 334 goal by 8 240. The note adds Orlando Florida population figures between censuses.
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Warren
Orlando
Florida
One Hound Way Trip
A fragmentary item shows numeric codes and place names including Elyria and Tel with figures like 2.00 84.50 400 6,00 and 701T. The readable text suggests an accounting or ledger snippet rather than a full event.
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Elyria
Tel
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Stanford Radio Clinic
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Crothy Jordan
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Weey the
Dizzy Robin Hood
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California
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Friendship Club
Sarah Watson
Leora Watson
J Stephens Wit
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New York Depot
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Elyria's Miniature Dept
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