Radio Schedule Lightly Sketched for Week in August
NBC and Blue Network program listings for Sunday August 12 through Wednesday August 15 show a dense timetable of broadcasts. Highlights include An Hour of Chamber Music, Stetson Parade, Major Bowes Family Party, Dr. Lockman’s Question Hour, and Work of Great Composers among dozens of daytime and evening programs across multiple time zones.
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Stetson
Major Bowes
David Lawrence
N. B. C. Blue Network
Roxy Stroll
Dr. Lockman
Goldman
N. B. C. Blue
Roxy and His Gang
Riverside Hour
Slumber Music
Radio Schedule Echoes Through Evening Lineup
The listing shows a Thursday program slate with Hoover Sentinels at 7 30 pm followed by the Halsey Stuart Hour at 9 pm and Maxwell House Hour at 8 30 pm. Michelin Hour airs at 9 00 pm with Flit Soldiers at 9 30 pm and Slumber Music at 11 00 pm.
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Radio Household Institute
Hoover Sentinels
Halsey Stuart
N. B. C. Blue
Maxwell House
Michelin
Flit Soldiers
Slumber Music
Evening Radio Program Schedule Highlights
Friday listings show the Radio Household Institute at 10:15 a.m. followed by the Cities Service Concert at 7:00 p.m. The La France Orchestra performs at 8:30 p.m. then the National Broadcast Concert Bureau at 9:30 p.m. Gold Spot Pals air at 5:30 p.m. with Dixie's Circus at 6:30 p.m. Wrigley Review at 8:00 p.m. and Slumber Music at 10:00 p.m. Local listeners can tune for a full evening of entertainment.
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Radio Household Institute
Spana Troubadours
Palmolive
National Light Opera
BLUE
Sylvania Foresters
Philco
Slumber Music
la France Orchestra
Nat'l Broadcast and Concert Bureau
Dixie's Circus
Wrigley Review
Radio Programs and Station List for August Events
Saturday events include Waldorf Astoria dinner music and Lewisohn Stadium concert at 7 30 p m. NBC network listings show Red Network and Blue Network stations nationwide with New York WEAF and WJZ among others in multiple cities across the country.
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National Broadcasting Company
Red Network
WEAF
New York
WEEI
Boston
WTIC
Hartford
WJAR
Providence
WTAG
Worcester
WCSH
Portland
WLIT
WEIL
Philadelphia
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
WGR
Buffalo
WCAR
Pittsburgh
Wtam and
WEAR
Cleveland
WWJ
Detroit
WSAI
Cincinnati
WGN
WLIB
Chicago
KSD
St. Louis
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
WOW
Omaha
WDAF
Kansas City
Wccowrum
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WIMJ
Milwaukee
KOA
Denver
WHAS
Lousville
WSM
Nashville
WMC
Memphis
WSB
Atlanta
WBT
Charlotte
KVOO
Tulsa
WFAA
Dallas
KPRC
Houston
WOAI
San Antonio
WRAP
Ft. Worth
WJAX
Jacksonville
Blue Network
WJZ
WBZA
WBZ
Springfield
WBAL
Baltimore
WHAM
Rochester
KDKA
WJR
WLW
KYW
WEBH
KWK
Wien
Wcco-Wrhm
WTMJ
WNAS
Louisville
WTB
KVOCO
Ft, Worth
WRVA
Richmond
Flyer Kills Eagle Two Miles Up in Sky
Lieut Warren Maxwell of Marchfield reported a dramatic encounter above Mount San Jacinto when an eagle flew into his PT 3 training plane at 11 987 feet. He tipped the craft to avoid collision and managed a controlled emergency landing with the bird lodged on the propeller.
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Mount San Jacinto
San Gorgonio Pass
Sap Elopement Ends In Police Arraignment
The Church of the Ascension choir members Mrs Edythe Watson and Reginald Erskine eloped from Rockville Centre S 14 and were found by police in Philadelphia. Erskine faces Mann Act violation, Watson a material witness. Watson's husband has sued for divorce after she left behind three children. Erskine is a bond salesman who deserted his wife. Watson claimed she came alone and paid her own fare to the city.
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Philadelphia
Top Stolen From Cop's Car Near Station
Motorcycle Patrolman E. D. Gemeny found his secondhand car top removed overnight from a vehicle parked within fifty feet of Station No. 2. Officers say the theft was bold but not costly and Gemeny planned to replace the top as he resumed his shift despite joking remarks.
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Washington
E. D. Gemeny
Station No. 2
Gemeny
Virginia
Hungry Gulls Attack Herring Loaded Scows at Sea
Port Angeles, Washington reports a massive gull raid on three scows loaded with fresh herring bound for Vancouver Island plants. The tug Olympic towed the vessels through rough seas with crews aiding amid gunfire as birds reduced the cargo by about three inches per day.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Olympic
Gulf of Georgia
Vancouver Island
Child Born in Danube Tragedy Near Budapest
A woman gathering firewood fell into the Danube river near Budapest and gave birth as rescuers reached her. The baby lived only a few minutes while the mother was carried to a hospital in critical condition.
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Budapest
Hungary
Danube River
Here
Jenny Came Out Strong
A brief notice highlights Jenny C as a standout figure with emphasis on her strong start and performance referenced by Avanran and Walsh in a tennis context. The fragment confirms Seles as a related name without full context.
Jenny Boyd Transforms Open Meeting With Bold Style
Jenny Boyd accepts invitation to Woman's club open meeting and impresses guests with confident speech and striking outfit. Eva and Helen confront jealousy as Jenny borrows Sam's shirt and secures a new job for her husband, changing their views on class and solidarity.
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Woman’s Club
Jenny Boyd
Eva
Es Thurber
Helen Carver
Helen
Jennie Boyd
Jenny
Miss Newton
Boyds
Miss Hill
Mrs. Alverson
Allie Scott
Mrs. Alvergon
Rigid Rules for Husbands Safety in Royal Burma and Madagascar
A wife of a Burmese shah follows strict rules including a weekly rest day and daily water and flower rituals. An ancient Madagascar account notes women dance tirelessly during men’s wars to grant strength and luck to their husbands.
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Burma
Madagascar
Flopsy and Flopsy discuss an alluring admirer aboardship
Two women exchange gossip about a handsome and entertaining man on their voyage home last summer. Flopsy gushes over his looks dancing and company while Moosey notes he will attend the McTavishes dinner dance next week, teasing the unknown nature of their acquaintance.
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Flopsy
Moosey
McTavishes
Boron Occurrence and History in Natural Compounds
Boron occurs with other elements in volcanic regions. Its main natural compounds are borax and boracic acid. It is produced by heating boric oxide with powdered magnesium and was first isolated around 1808 by Gay Lussac and Thenard in France and by Sir Humphrey Davy in England. Boron salts serve as catalysts and in metallurgy.
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Gay-Lussac
Thenard
France
Sir Humphrey Davy
England
Washington Star
Early watchmaking history notes in Pathfinder Magazine
Pathfinder Magazine notes watches have centuries of history with Nuremberg in Bavaria likely birthplace at the start of the sixteenth century. Early designs used only the hour hand, the minute hand appearing in the late seventeenth century, and the flat round form was introduced early in that period.
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Nuremberg
Bavaria
Pathfinder Magazine
Tight New Flat Sparks Condensed Milk Quip
In a wry confinement joke a resident notes the apartment lacks space and quips that even condensed milk must fit in. The line highlights a cramped living situation and tongue in cheek humor about furniture and storage.
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N. B. C. Network
N. B. C. Red Network
Tute
General Motors
Voters’ Service
Soconyland
Seiberling Singers
Eveready Hour
Clicquot Club Eskimos
Constitutional
Stromberg Carlson
Tette
Lewisohn Stadium
N. B.C. Red Network
Waldorf Astoria
N. B.C
RCA
Flyer
Eagle
Nabbed Eloper
Top
Clermont County
Agricultural Society
Owensville
Ohio
J. E. Christy
Monterey, Ohio
Avanran
D. 5
Walsh
Seles
Sam
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