Radio Program Schedule Across NBC Red and Blue Networks
Radio listings for August details daily time slots on NBC Red and Blue networks with programs from 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily, including The Kent Hour and Roxy Stroll among others, plus a list of station affiliations by city and network. The schedule spans August 5 to August 11 with multiple programs and morning to evening time slots.
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N. B. C. Red Network
Stetson
Capitol Theater
Kent
B. C. Red Network
Bourjois, Inc
la France Orchestra
National Broadcasting Company
Red Network
WEAF
New York
WHEI
Boston
WTIC
Hartford
JAR
Providence
WTAG
Worcester
WCSH
Portland
WLII
WFI
Philadelphia
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
WGK
Buffalo
WCAB
Pittsburgh
Wt4m
WHAR
Cleveland
WW4
Detroit
WSAI
Cincinnati
WGN
WLIB
Chicago
KSD
St. Louis
WOOL
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
Omaha
WDAF
Kansas City
WCCO
WRHM
Minneapoli
Louisville
WSM
Nashville
WMO
Menphis
WSB
Atlanta
WTB
Charlotte
KVOO
Tulsa
WFAA
Dallas
Kprr
Houston
WOAI
San Antonio
Wrap, PT
Worth
WRVA
Richmond
WJAX
Jacksonville
Time Has Accorded Paine High Place in History
Article reviews Miss Bests biography Thomas Paine Prophet and Martyr of Democracy arguing Paine faced misrepresentation. It highlights his 1774 arrival, Common Sense and The Crisis, and his role with Continental forces and Washington. Also notes agricultural tips about corn beans potatoes asparagus and fertilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Thomas Paine
Miss Best
America
Benjamin Franklin
United States of America
Atlantic
Republic
Valley Forge
Washington
Congress
G. Washington
Herbert 8. Gorman
The
New York Times
Lafayette Statue in Mount Vernon Baltimore
An equestrian memorial to Lafayette stands at Mount Vernon Place in Baltimore. It was dedicated by President Calvin Coolidge and sculpted by Andrew O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Mount Vernon Place
Baltimore
President Coolidge
Andrew O’connor
Last Survivor of Boston Tea-Party Rests in Chicago
The 115 year old David Kennison, claimed as the last survivor of the Boston tea party, died in Chicago on February 24 1852. A granite bowlder in Lincoln Park bears his commemorative tablet and Chicago honored him as a veteran hero.
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Boston
Chicago
David Kennison
America
Lincoln Park
Kennison
New England
H. B. Slawson
Boston Transcript
Heath
Shelter for Geese Provides Simple Dry Housing
Geese require only a dry shelter for stormy weather and may resist using it without feeding there. They can be fed cheaply in the off breeding season with waste vegetables and scraps boiled with bran and corn meal, a cheap tasty mix.
I'll think about it ends the matter is quoted humorous
A light remark on decision making and a pun about gardening as a growing habit. It notes that saying I will think about it effectively ends further discussion and lightly celebrates cultivation as a mental image.
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N. B. C. Blue Network
Roxy Stroll
Cook
Collier
General Motors Party
Bossert Orchestra
Roxy’s Gang
Riverside Hour
Slumber Music
Voters’ Service
Soconyland
Seiberling Singers
Eveready
Clicquot Club Eskimos
Constitutional
Stromberg Carlson
Lewisohn
Happiness
Ipana Troubadours
Goodrich Silvertown Orch
National Grand Opera
Blue Network
Gee, Olsen & His Music
Sylvania Forresters
Philco Hour
Coward
Hoover Sentinels
Halsey Stuart
Maxwell House
the Flit Soldiers
Michelin
Dixies Circus
Wrigley Review
Waldorf Astoria
Lewisohn Stadium
N. B. GC
Blue Networ
R. GA
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Harvard
William and Mary
Yale
Cambridge
England
Princeton
London
Franklin Wythe
Roger, Sherman
Robert Morris
Franklin
Christ Church
Post
Postum Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Pearl St. N.Y. N.Y
Moody Heath
Woodstock
Hanford
Jack Levy
Fulmer
Glendale
Calif
Theuranda
ACH Aero Club
South Bend
Indiana
Swissco Hair Treatment
Swissco Hair Treatment Co
Cincinnati, Ohie
Aurora
Ind
Mich
Sedalin Mo
Oben -Mennonsninnalioonte Hieianet
Old Hickry
Maffitt &J
St. Louia
N. Y. Cincinnati