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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1923

Page

3

Radio Program Schedule and Coast Guard Talk Dec 21 1923

Radio program listings for Friday December 21 1923 feature a Coast Guard talk by Oliver M. Mazon at 8 pm and performances by Hazel Wigan and Edgir Teims, plus a Marine Corps talk by Major General John A. Le Jeune and a Marine Corps concert. Also listed are Western Pennsylvania station details and a separate program on December 27 with stock market reports, a Christmas visit by Santa, and a Sunday school lesson.

Marine Corps Guard Oliver M. Mazon Division of Operations United States Coast Guard Iecital Edgir Teims Hazel Wigan Arid John A. LeJeune United States Marine Corps

Mysterious December 21 Radio Schedule Fragment

Partial radio schedule lists signals and programs for Friday December 21. Mentions stock market reports weather and health topics with references to local clubs and persons. Fragmentary items include motions and children’s program notes and a health talk by New York State Department of Health.

Ree T William Mead Schenectady N.Y State Department of Health

Polystadio Comedy-Drama and Station WJZ Broadcast Listing

Radio schedule from Station WJZ Central New York City listing programs at 4:00 P M instrumental Love Letters by Fleleber Orchestra 5:00 P M the Larger Aspect of World Statism by Frederick Dixon and Farm and Markets reports. 7:20 P M James McIntosh Cheerful Philosopher and 8:09 Xmas Carols by Plandome Slayers and annual Forefathers Day Dinner note.

Polystadio Grampy Py Swoy Fleleber Leo Higgs Hotel Astor Algec Frederick Dixon International Interpreter New York Plandome New England

Fragments From Civic Forum Speech Lineup

A jagged OCR list mentions Society of Orange figures and speeches by George Linghausen James Wickerstam President Hibben Barry Commander Bainbridge of Princeton University Joseph Wyer and Governor Bulzer of New Jersey in a ceremony.

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