Sunday Radio Listings Across Major Stations
A long schedule of radio programs and times across WABC WJZ WEAF WGN WEAF WEAF KMOX and others. It lists shows such as Mrs Murphy's Boarding House Famous Broadway Stars Arabesque and more with affiliated stations and times.
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WABC
New York
Mrs. Murphy
WADC
WKRC
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
Ben Selvin
Theater of the Air
Wendell Hall
The
Samovar
KMEC
WEAF
KYW
KWK
WTMJ
KSTP
Wren
WJZ
KDKA
WKY
KWKEK
PRC
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WMC
WBBM
Chicago
WENR
WGN
WLIB
Pat Barnes
Nighthawks
Michigan
Porters
WLS
Little Brown Church
WMAQ
Auld Sandy
Amos-Andy
WCCO
KVOO
Tulsa
KGO
KPO
KOA
KSL
KOMO
KGW
KFI
KFT
KYA
Kex
KGA
Vic Meyers
Montana Standard Subscription Rates and Address
Standard publishing details list mailing addresses in Butte Montana and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include six months at 6.50 and one year at 11.00 for mail delivery, with separate prices for post office delivery and carrier service.
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Montana Standard
The
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British Optimism at Bankers Dinner in London
At the British Bankers Association annual dinner in London, Fredrick C. Good enough of Barclays praised Britain’s debt settlement with America as restoring world financial conditions. He urged extending foreign credits to boost trade and reduce unemployment, arguing Britain must keep large balances with customers and expand maritime trade.
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Great Britain
British Bankers’ Association
London
America
Britain
Fredrick C. Goodenough
Barclays Bank
England
United States
Price of Silence He Fights Fogarty Suit with Counter Action
Gene Tunney filed a counter suit against Mrs. Katherine King Fogarty in the ongoing dispute. He seeks to enjoin her from prosecuting her present action and to permanently restrain her from filing any further suits.
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Gene Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Tunney Paid Large Sums for Silence Amid Publicity
An article reports that Tunney arranged two settlements with Mrs. Fogarty to avoid publicity, each ending with stamps on the release docs. The records show actual payments of 27000 and 35000 dollars, totaling 62000, suggesting a new suit may arise. Publicity persisted despite hush payments.
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Tunney
Hoover moves on farm relief board and funding
President Hoover advances farm relief board with eight members from 500 candidates. A $150 million fund is ready with $350 million more possible. Board aims to launch cooperative farm efforts though a formal program will take time to finalize. World wheat prospects could lift prices without aid, showcasing Hoover luck.
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Farm Relief Board
Hoover
Pennies and Tears Spark Mints and Lost Change Tale
Uncle Sam mints 3 750 000 000 pennies yearly as automat demand soars. The piece argues the heavy loss of pennies by children fuels constant minting and worries officials though pennies remain unworn by counterfeiters. Lewistown’s agricultural area oddly produced many drummers.
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Uncle Sam
Mint
California man dies by his own hand amid railroad cheating
A California man took his life after cheating a railroad, reflecting on the reputed conscientiousness of Californians. Eight American rum ships were interned by Canada in the same period, affecting related maritime case standings. Spanish flyers are praised as capable sailors after a misjudged call.
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Canada
Little Stories A Dirty Shame
A party encounter shows a mother defending her son who faced questions about past events before birth, highlighting a sharp social jab at presuming knowledge of a child's future. The exchange reflects informal judgment and nerve of party talk.
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Johnson
Ford predicts future homes with electric power and shared kitchens
Henry Ford says homes will be temperature controlled and largely electric with centralized cooking centers. He envisions community kitchens and utilities supplied from hydro and other power plants, plus wider highways and more outdoor play for children.
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Ford
United States
Mr. Ford
Dearborn
Life and customs of Albania described in 1919 account
An Ordnance-era profile portrays Albanian society as male idle but political, with women as workers and defenders of home. It notes tribal loyalty, outdoor living, firearms, poor sanitation, and a frugal peasant economy dominated by sheep and cattle raising.
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Elbassan
Albania
Tirana
A Yankee Abroad The Losers Like It
London editors analyze Britain’s election shock as the Conservatives lose power to Labour with Ramsay MacDonald at the mercy of a Conservative Liberal balance. Baldwin hints at cabinet reshuffle while Conservatives anticipate a future return to power. U.S. agricultural exports show $37 million of farm implements sent abroad in early 1920s data.
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London
England
Mark Hanna
Stanley Baldwin
Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
Baldwin
Labor Party
MacDonald
Horoscope for Sunday June 30 1929 predicts varied effects
The column warns of capricious planetary influences bringing skepticism and restless moods. It notes potential interest in new cults and favorable trade prospects, with aviation risks and a peak in summer hospital attention. It also mentions Leo births like Frederick Low and Edward Burgess tied to this date.
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C. McClure
United States
Europe
Uranus
Leo
Frederick Ferdinand Low
California
Edward Burgess
Art Williams to participate in Columbia Gardens drill on July 4
Items of Interest from 32 years ago note that Art Williams announced his plan to take part in a drilling event at Columbia Gardens on July 4. Also listed are travelers and locals such as W. L. Black heading to Chicago, James Webb returning from Basin with signs of gold, T. M. Murray visiting from British Columbia, H. W. James of Anaconda at the McDermott hotel, Harry Manley and Jerry O Neill seeking farm work in the Big Hole country, Mayor Thompson back from Great Falls, and visitors John Craig of St Paul and others at local hotels.
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Art Williams
Columbia Gardens
W. L. Black
Northern Pacific
Chicago
James Webb
Basin
T. M. Murray
British Columbia
H. W. James
Anaconda
McDermott
Harry Manley
Jerry O'Neill
Big Hole
Mayor Thompson
Great Falls
John Craig
St. Paul
Butte
Books of the Week and Author Notes on New Titles
A literary roundup highlights Maurice Constantin Weyer's Goncourt prize novel A Man Scans His Past and Zane Grey's travel plans, plus insights on The Intelligent Man's Guide to Marriage and Celibacy by Miss Tanner. The piece also mentions Shaw, Hughes, Willoughby, Hoult, and Paull, with various author anecdotes and publishing details.
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George Bernard Shaw
John Tanner
Anne Whitefield
Juanita Tanner
Bobbs-Merill
Shaw
Miss Tanner
Maurice Constantin- Weyer
Weyer
Canada
Harry Leon Wilson
Lone Tree
Barrett Willoughby
Norah Hoult
Zane Grey
South Seas
New York
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Utah
Grey
H. M. Paull
Plan World Cork Monopoly Targets European Firms
A plan to monopolize cork bottle stopper production spreads from Spain with Belgium using subsidiaries to absorb eight French factories and twelve German ones as it readies to enter Spain. Spain is expected to resist the move.
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Spain
France
Germany
Brisbane Builds Town Hall With Modern Methods
Brisbane Australia advances with a new town hall project using modern construction. A crane reaches 300 feet to avoid scaffolding while work continues toward completion this year. The cornerstone was laid by the Prince of Wales in 1920.
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Brisbane
Town Hall
Australia
Prince of Wales
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Eagle
Lewistown
Henry Ford
North American Newspaper Alliance
A. M. Smith
Detroit
Paul W. White
MacArthur
Fifth Avenue
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes