Radio Schedule Highlights Cleveland Stations List
Eastern Standard Time listing for Sept 12 shows WEAM WEAR WJAY WGY WAIL WIZ NBC Blue KD KA and other networks with programs including news bulletins weather forecasts baseball scores orchestras radiobands and live performances spanning afternoon to late evening. The schedule features multiple time blocks with names of entertainers like Lee Roth Ted Bartell and various bands plus talk and poetry readings and a rain check of station hours and program titles.
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Cleveland
Turday
Weam—Wear
Hoetel Helienden O¢Fa
Ball
Cleveland Orchesta
Priedrich Gases
Wille's
Fragmented Radio Schedule and Band Concerns Published
A garbled listing from a 1940s radio page mentions Magnantis Accordion, Betonging, Columbia System, Newark, and various times like 8:99 p.m. and 16:91 p.m. The text hints at performers or programs such as midtennis organ and phonetic placeholders, but details are unclear.
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Magnantis Accordionrtet
Betonging
Fordea
Slumber
Columbia System
Columbia Stateuz
Newark
Midetennis Organ
Po Om— Omancers
Chestra
South Ridge Social and Church Notes in September
Theodore Grills of West Ridge hosts a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and Ladies Aid meeting at her home on Wednesday September 5. The town reports multiple visits and travels including Rev and Mrs C Holzworth to Wickliff Ohio, the Niagara Falls Toronto trip, YP picnic at Cascade Park, and amateur gatherings at Amherst and Oberlin areas. Local residents attend grange meetings, Fidele club, juvenile picnics, and family visits in Elyria Brownhelm Lorain and Oberlin road areas.
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South Ridge
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
C. Holzworth
Wickliff, O
John Witt
Theodore Schoenfelt
Margaret Baus
Mary Eppley
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
William
LeRoy Peabody
Cascade Park
Ars
George Knittle
John Bock
Grange
Amherst
P. Bechtel
Erie
Kathryn Holzwerth
Kathryn Holtzworth
Huron
Albert Harst
Maxine
Lorain
Phoebe Hines
Oberlin Road
Charles Behn
Frank Larawar
Garfield Harris
Oberlin Read
Kenneth Young
Elyria
C. J. Smith
William Kuss
A. Iarkenweather
Fidele Club
Roz Wooster
Franke Bechiel
Eva Bryant
Mirs
Harold
Walter Balls
Cleveland
Mitchell
Marion Knittle
William Ruth
Brownhelm
Connecticut Body Warns Of Acute Water Pollution Crisis
Hartford report by the Connecticut State Water Commission warns of an acute pollution crisis in shore and inland waters. It says if unchecked, health effects will rise and public bathing could end. Rapid summer population growth outpaces sanitation, threatening the visitor industry but authorities will act to save it.
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Connecticut
Commission
Thousands Ill In Athens Hospital Scourge Grips City
London dispatches say Athens faced a dengue epidemic with about 150000 ill and 150900 recuperating as public life stalled. A vast hospital network, disrupted telephone service and inoperative railways left civic life at a standstill while one man continues a long search across Day's Creek region for a missing boon.
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London
Athens
Dar
Daily Express
Bonanza Goed Mine Eludes Prospects for 30 Years
Woodland California resident C. J. Meier, a lifelong prospector, clings to hope of locating two bonanza mines in Oregon’s Day's Creek Ridge. He recalls partner Edward Schefflen, killed by chemicals while assaying ore worth about $5,000 per ton. Schefflen had previously found the Tombstone mine in Arizona and, years later, another vein in the Gregon hill before his death.
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Woodland
Cal
Bovanzy
Oregon Mountains
Day's Creek Ridge
C. J. Meier
Schefflen
Meier
Gregon Hill
Scheffen
Men graduate in economics at Battle Creek college
Bat tle Creek Michigan four men completed a home economics course at Battle Creek College. They scrubbed floors bought groceries did laundry work kept household budgets and planned meals.
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Batilds Creek, Mich
Battle Creek College
Paris taps into distant springs for bottled water locals
Parisians may soon drink mineral water from kitchen taps as the city plans to source supply from the Vals region. Until now Paris relied on rivers near the capital, excluding the Seine and Marne rivers which are muddy and polluted by factories.
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Paris
Seine
Vals
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By Leslie Forgrave
Copsright
Gootey Movies
Styo CE
Oscar Suse
Pena Hare
Thelma
Kitt
Golks
Neke
Ij Goofey
Ski
Theluy
Kitty
Oscar Bug
Otto DE Snake
Dace
Dre
Ernie I
Fred Kurtz
Wally Park
Hes
Ernie
Gole
Lindberg
Ernig Blotz
Jntropp
Mister
Our
Ated Alege
Lane Shore Gardens
Lupa
Bambie Garden Restaurant
Real Pirates
Buckeys
Harver E Reinke
Polo Orchestra
Aid & Duffey
m-Sako
Raz
Lee Roth
Allerton Roof Orchestra
Royal Hawaiian Serenaders
Ernest Hunt
Earl Lesas
Eddie Erban
Rachel Shively
H T. Nelson
om—Carrl Merits
Bitz Ch Ney Sundodeos
WEAF
Toens Waldorf
NBC Blue Network
Ted Bartell
Yoeng
Longine
Hoatel Sp Regis Orchestra
Kdka
Lew White
RDA
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
T. m
Godfrey Ludlow
BORA
Kickerstone
Medina
Akron
A.M. AM. P.M. P.muv
Elyria Tees
Ua Grange
Penfield
Witchfield
Lallet Creek
Ifedina
Fontrose Pet
Akron Fe
Asbiexd
Sullivan
Weilsgios
Legaa Sodnl
Wallingtan
A. Minnich & Sons
West Street
Broad St
Chevrolet Co
Elks Club
Oakland
Pontiac
City Motors
Rothgery
Motor Sales
Hopson Essex
Packard
Buick
Fred A. Brown, Inc
Lorain County
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