Radio Programs Cleveland Stations Schedule Summary
Radio time listings from Cleveland area stations WHHK WTAN and BLUE NETWORK and affiliates show daily schedules with program names, orchestras, soloists, talks, and baseball scores. Entries name Edna Hooper Carl Rupp Joe Cantor George Hall and others, plus guest pianists, vocalists, and time signals.
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Cleveland
Edna Hooper
Bill Fagen
Florence E
Canter A Kanter
Belh Simon
Wdini
Fred Bablu
Neta Benjamin
Han Val Wadsworth
Margaret Henry
Harry J. Oberst
Ewart Whitworth
Norma Lentz
Hal Neal Enock
Lewis Fuldauer
Marie Maier
Blue Birds
Murray Smith
Dorothy Smith
Mre. Voglesang
Ed Fuerst
HJ Smith
University Club
Howard Wallace
Gall
Tarmonie Mae
bin Duggan
Bergman
WTAN
Joe
Cantor
Par Bast Resturant Orchestra
Ball
Cadillac Motor Car Co
New York
Howard
Read
Cecil B. Whitcomb
Better Business Bureau
Silverteen Cord Orchestra
Apple
Harold, True
Norm Dicken
Joe Cantor
Far East
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RED
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
WEEI
WRC
WCAE
WCA
South Sea Island
WEAR
WEE
WIAR
WCSH
WLIT
Whe
Wer
WGR
WCAR
WAS
Wii
WSAI
WHRH
KSD
Weco
wWwoc
WHO
WOW
WDAF
KVOO
WFAA
WIMJ
Whas
WSM
WHT
JAN
WAIC
WAH
WEHEL
Wiarir
WRO
WHAT
WAM
Www
Wgy
Ipana Troubadours
Wwt
WOR
WLI
Weed
Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Silver Mask
WEET
WAR
WTAG
WCAB
WTA Why
WCCO
WSH
WMC
Oregon Masters
Witte-Mignon
Wwre
WSAT
Case Th
Parl Central Orch
Blue Network
WIT
George Hall
John B. Kennedy
Georrge Hall
KAPKA
KYW
WLW
WRT
Davis
Maxwell House
KDKA
KVW
RAT
WSR
WNC
WAN
WIR
WMS
Longines Correc
WJZ
WBZA
Ktwaa
KTW
WRAL
WTMJ
Freddie Rich
His
Hotel Aster Roof Orchestra
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press item notes Davis Cup matches at Germantown Cricket Club and radio hooks with WEAF at 7:00 E. S. T. Yeoman of the Guard opera at 8:00 B. S. Eskimos program also listed, indicating scheduled broadcasts across stations WSP Philadelphia WGRS New York.
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United Press
WSP
Philadelphia
WGRS
New York
Germantown Cricket Club
WEAF
Yeoman of
Arabian Nights on WMAQ and WGN Chicago Programs
Radio listings show WMAQ Chicago channel 4458 to 900 ES airing a program titled Arabian Nights. WGN Chicago schedule lists 306 to 300 E 8 with unspecified content.
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WMAQ
Chicago
WGN
High School Auditorium Show Shows 110000 Volt Lightning Demo
Elyria High School hosts an artificial lightning demonstration by Ohio Bell and several wire-using firms. BE C Briggs explains lightning origin while R A Taylor operates a 800,000 volt plant showing how lightning enters light wires then jumps to telephone lines, damaging insulation and power loss.
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Elyria High School
Telephone and
Electric Light Companies
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Elyria Telephone Company
Ohio Public Service Company
BE. C. Briggs
R.A. Taylor
J. H. Bigham
Ohio Bell Plant
Cleveland
Mr. Briggs
Mr. Taylor
Briggs
Weht
Pair of Pumps Pleade Te And I Want Thes Plenty
A garbled note references a request for pumps and desire for plentiful pairs. Names, dates, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only a general plea for footwear and quantity.
Health officials urge calm as polio fears ease schools stay open
Oberlin health commissioner reports Ohio officials and experts urge careful watchfulness without alarm as polio concerns ease. Despite fears, leaders say schools should open and outbreaks tend to migrate from centers, with rapid spread more common at public gatherings than classrooms. Adults may unknowingly carry germs, so cautious behavior and isolating sick children are advised.
Electrifying Plans Uncover Roman Tunnel Network in Toledo
In Toledo Spain authorities plan to electrify ancient tunnels beneath the city to guard against poisonous snakes and insects and reveal Roman Moorish Jewish and Christian relics. The tunnels extend five stories underground with secret corridors linking to the river and rooms once owned by a wealthy Jew and tied to the seventeenth century painter Ei Green. The project aims to restore valuables and open rooms to tourists next year despite hazards and disputes over funding and safety.
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Toledo
Spain
Ei Green
City clears tunnels amid unaccessed passages unearthed
Workers faced new inducements as portions of the tunnel system were set for clearance. Some tunnels remain unexplored, with the city offering incentives to crews to proceed, though several have repeatedly refused.
Skirt Lengths May Rise With Drafty Planes
Paris fashion prophet Jean Charles Worth predicts a shift to longer skirts for women as airplanes remain drafty and poorly heated. He notes transport changes have historically influenced hemlines, citing bicycles and carriages, rail comfort, and autos as precursors to fashion, risking a revival of full coverage until air travel improves.
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New York
Jean Charles Worth
Paris
Plans Air Taner To Carry 500 People 10000 Miles
San Francisco inventor Claude Freese proposes a giant air ship dubbed Unspecified Lineev combining airplane wings and dirigible buoyancy. The craft would be heavier than air yet buoyant, 186 feet long and 144 feet wide, powered by eleven motors with a 4.5 million cubic feet gas capacity. It would carry thirty tons of gasoline, have a 10,000 mile nonstopping range, and cost about 2 million dollars.
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Friese
Tts
Freese
Smallest letter crosses Atlantic in London greeting
A Christmas greeting arrived in London described as the smallest letter to cross the Atlantic. The message is cut with a diamond on a glass slide, occupying 1/143,000th of a square inch and containing 59 words. A sea and island illustration with trees and a sun adorns the piece inside an ornamental border.
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Atlantic
London
Oberlin Band Prize Drawing Attracts Large Crowd
Oberlin and nearby communities filled the streets for a band concert and prize drawing hosted by local merchants. Prizes included fruit baskets and an automobile, but no winner claimed a trophy. Various local news notes follow, including births at Allen hospital and faculty updates.
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Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Malcolm Jameson
Allen Hospital
Shirley Elizabeth
Daniel §. Defenbacher
Muncie
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Ivan
Wellington Music Teacher Hosts Pupil Recital
Mrs I Hill entertained about twenty five music pupils at her Forest street home Saturday afternoon. Each student played a piano solo then refreshments were served. Various locals and visitors are noted in brief social updates including travels and visits across nearby towns.
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Wellington
Sept. T
Pp. I. Hill
Forest Street
Hill
Community Notes From Columbia Ohio Station Area
Social roundup lists multiple households hosting relatives over the weekend near Columbia Station. Attendees include Keep Smith Brassee Adams, the May, Goodman, Drake, Tyres, Ives, and Osborne families from nearby towns. Occasional visits to the Ohio State Fair, WMEB conference in Delaware, and local church events noted along with baptist and missionary circle gatherings.
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Columbia
Arthur May
Nancy Keep
Milan
Louisa Smith
Huron
Mary Brassee
Beebetown
Ira Smith
Hinckley
Lou Adams
Miss Maitley
Cleveland
Guy Goodman
Forest Allen
Creston
Forest Tyres
Capitol Building
Columbus
Clayton Drake
Miss Stover
Mr. Hudson
Berea
Forest Alien
Cres Tom
Forest Ives
Methodist
Mackey
WMEB
Delaware
Ohio
Forest Goodman Land
Paul
Arthur
A. L. Chevalier
Portage Lakes
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Leslie Ring
Nelson Walters
Syracuse
New York City
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
The
Vegetable Growers of America
Walters
Forest Goodman
Riliot Healey
Pontiac
Mich
William Healey
George Plastine
Local Social News Highlights Family Visits and Health
Mise Dorothy Strad daughter of Mr and Mes Stinchcomb had an operation removal of tonels last week. Mrs Elsie Stearns of Ely has been spending the week with Mrs Cora Mills. Mr and Mrs Warren Yosnag and two daughters and Mrs Lucy Bigsby of Lakewood were Sunday guests of Clara and Joale Harrington.
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Mise
Dorothy Strad
Mes. Stinchcomb
Tonels
Elsie Stearns
Ely
Cora Mills
Warren Yosnag T
Lucy Bigsby
Lakewood
Clara
Joale Harrington
Woman novelist leads big field in intelligence test
New York's Alice Duer Miller tops a list of prominent residents in an intelligence test conducted by Lucian Esty and Justin Spafford. The study ranks Mrs Miller first among New Yorkers, with Professor John Dewey and other leading academics and writers in the upper tiers. The exercise tested scores of notable figures, including Frank Crane, Rupert Hughes, and Deems Taylor, amid a rigorous question list.
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New York
Alice Duer Mileler
Lucian Esty
Justin Spafford
Esty
Spafford
Miller
John Dewey
Columbia University
Profeasce Holland Thompson
College of the City of New York
George M. Wicher
Hunter College
Louis Marshall
Hersbert Bayer
Swepe
New York World
Reymond Walters
Swarthmore
Bruce Barton
Frank Crane
Stephen &. Wise
Rupert Hughes
Sousa Admires Besserabian Golf In Cleveland Visit
Lieutenant Commander John Philip Sousa, famed conductor, praises a game called Besserabian golf described as opposite of traditional Scottish play. He notes the aim is to complete the round in as many strokes as possible. Sousa jokes about keeping his head down during practice at Shaker Heights while planning a baseball inspired composition.
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Sousa
Cleveland
John Philip Sousa
Scotland
Shaker Heights
Women Mob Pastors Marriage Sparks Policed Scene
The Rev H B Grindle admits women in his congregation urged remarriage after his wife's death. He left for London and wed again, but upon returning to Stansted the parishioners mobbed him and his new wife, hooting and cursing, until police intervened.
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Ted
Erxgianga
H. B. Grindle
London
Stansted
Gold Shortage Forecast by Swedish Economist
SEFS GOLD SHORTAGE STOCKHOLM A world short age of gold and 2 consequent fall of prices are foreseen by Professor Gustav Cassel the Swedish economist who has often been consulted as an expert by the League of Nations. Gold production is shrinking all over the world especially in the South African mines he says in a quarterly review written for the Skandinaviska Kreditaktiebolaget. He notes nations will build up gold reserves to cover at least 30 percent of currency and that the gold accumulated in the United States since the war is close. He warns of a continued fall in prices impeded commerce and a general economic low mood unless measures are taken. He recommends limiting bank gold reserves to 30 percent rather than 60 and storing reserves in centers like New York or London. He also suggests lower discount rates to stimulate trade and industry.
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Stockholm
Gustav Cassel
League of Nations
Skkandinaviska Kreditaktlebolaget
United States
New York
London
Snow Crystals and Public Library Verse History
Snow crystals vary in size from minute specks to quarter inch plates and collide in dense air, producing snow as they fall to earth. The first public library poem celebrated the Emperor Angeel Rome for Titus with a dedication titled Octavian ree Duilt.
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Octavian Ree
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