Five Best Features on Radio 1927 Schedule Summary
Radio listings from WEAF WIZ WGN and other networks show daily programs for music concerts theatre and memorial events. Highlights include performances by Witte Shamons Capito theatre, a Box gang feature, string quartet, and a memorial day service at Arlington with President Coolidge address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Weaf
Witte Shamons
Capito
WIZ
Wsal Cincinnati
WIZ New
Wbal Baltimer
Godfrey Ludlow
Maria Cuabrera
Gainsbourgh
WEAF
WIZ Networt
Eastern Standard
Arlington Amphitheatre
President Coolidge
U. S
Marine Bang
Weaf Networth
Auber
WGN
Chicago
Indianapolis
Roxy
ANE
Wecd Orchestra
Babe Ruth Baptizes Doubleheader With 12th Homer
Babe Ruth connected for his 12th homer of the season in the seventh inning of the first game at Yankee Stadium. The shot, off Thurston, scored Combs and Koenig. Bob Meusel also homered in the last of the seventh.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Babe Ruth
Washington Senators
Thurston
Combs
Koenig
Ruth
Bob Meusel
Sugargrove eighth graders celebrate graduation night
For the first time in years the eighth grade at Sugargrove held a graduation program on Thursday evening. Principal Berger Edlund presented diplomas to Elizabeth McIntosh Clare Kal Robert Weisbrodt Lucille Spicer Gardner Chandler Myrtle Johnson and Arlene Fratton as teacher Fulton McKay acted as chairman. Performances included violin solos recitations and essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugargrove
Gretta Hamilton
Concone
Bint
Robert Wiggins
Hazel Kai
Robert Weishrodt
Myrtle Johnson
Twcille Spicer
Luther Milspaw
Gardner
Chandler
Elizabeth Mclntosh
Clare, Kai
Arlene Fratton
Fulton McKay
Danes Hongroise
Elizabeth McIntosh
Clare Kal
Robert Weisbrodt
Lucille Spicer
Victor Herbert
Gardiner Chandler
Amelia Chandler
Robert E. Lee
Attene Trefton
Clauss
Hazel Thompson
Luther Millpaw
A. S. Stauffer
Berger Edlund
Esther Cornell
al Bruce
Theodore Affencon
Raymond King
Presbyterians Decry Sabbath Desecration
United Presbyterians report to the 13th General Assembly in San Francisco decrying loss of the Christian Sabbath and urging a year long push for Sunday observance while tensions rise between conservative and liberal factions as Princeton Seminary details come up for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben E. Titus
United Presa Stall
San Francisco
Hoavil of
Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Board of Christian Education
Princeton Seminary Committee
Erie Central Track Meet Opens With Warren Dominance
Warren High led the four opening events as top finisher in the early meet, with Paul Phistr winning the mile run and taking top places across events. Eve nts included 100 Yard Dash 10.15 seconds Warren first, second for Live letter squad, and Shot Put distances around 40 feet 5 inches, Mile Run time about 5 minutes 25 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Paul Phistr
Minutus
Ray Warren
Hamilton
Aldred Gray
Han
Eric
Scott
Fit Stewart
Seainite Hokcomb
Erie
Weinwriter
Hamm
Acks
Shir
Mother of flier denies press rumor on De Pinedo tow
Mrs. Lindbergh rejects reports of a sail date on a warship and says Charles Lindbergh may sail home between the tenth and sixteenth of next month. She awaits definite timing and cautions against conjecture. Farther, Francesca De Pinedo’s seaplane Santa Maria, towed by Superga, reported 46 miles off Fayal at 7 am in bad weather delaying arrival.
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DE Pinedo
Horta
Detroit
U.P
Charles Lindbergh
Evangeline Lindbergh
United Press
OP Payal
Azores
Francesca de Pinedo
Seapline
Santa Masia
Superga
Fayal
Saadeh Gee Ae
U. S. Boat Replies To Fire Of Chinese
The U S Pigeon was fired on by Chinese forces at Chenglia. The U S vessel replied to machine gun and rifle fire, sustaining damage but returning fire as noted in the admiralty communiqué.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
London
U.S
Chenglia
Radio Program Listings Across Cities Echo Weekend Schedule
A dense OCR of a regional radio schedule lists stations from WBZ to WSM and many others. It details time slots, program blocks, musical and concert features, memorial services, religious programs, and orchestral segments across major markets like New York Boston Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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Atlantic
Coty
Boston
Wew
Cincinnati
Case
Cleveland
Chandy -Vance
Newark
WEAF
New York
Pon Westhees
Gedfrey Baidlon
Warce Music
Philadelphia
Demmer Brierages
Schenectady
Daseall
Binney Magic
WHAM
WREZ
Springfifid
Fiher Concestran Symphony Ball
Fener
WAM
Aps
Pond
Canwest
Detroit
WAP
Wcx-Wir
Ea Leyitowa Ensemble
Iy Vapila Thestre
Oh Willian Siamont
Bachine
Wiliam Sipimane Beriens Wcar
Pittsburgh
WGY
Bk. Foy
Creasey Radio
Progawe
WBZ
Springfield
Re” Keay
Welfare Workers Hear Mrs Schultz at Luncheon
The Children's Aid Society and Welfare Organizations held their March luncheon at the Philomel Club with twenty two members. Reports from Mrs Johnson, Mrs Logan and others highlighted progress in local welfare efforts. Mrs Schultz, president of the Children's Aid Society, spoke on national and regional work aiding the less fortunate. Mrs Esther Haenel was admitted to Warren General Hospital and had an amputation of her right index finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
the Couny
Philome! Club
Out of the Dorough
Chinsen
Corrdon
Johnson
Pittsfield
Logan
Tione
Alrs
Shaw
Tidioute
Morris
Garland
Mire
Jerome Smith
Fay
MW Jamieson
V Nursing Association
Marvison
Messner
Esther Haenel
Tvine
Warren Cieneral Hospital
Killing in Nicaragua Justifiable by Marine
Washington reports that General Cabulla of Nicaragua was killed by Captain WPP Richards of the U.S. Marine Corps in self defense. Admiral Latimer, commander in Nicaragua, told the State Department that Cabulla reached for a pistol as Richards, with two accompanying men, was arresting him. No mention was made of the shooting of a native woman who was with the general.
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Washington
U. Ph
Cabulla
Nicarazuan
Wpp Richards
Latimer
Nicaragua
State Department
Richards
Ootive
Road boosters back bond issue at Corry meeting
A Corry gathering included Engineer T. G. Frame and highway official R. W. Warren along with Assemblyman A. W. Mumford and Mayor O. W., among township supervisors, voicing support for a proposed 50 million dollar highway bond issue to be voted in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Wheelock
Grant Stewart
Lowe
T. G. Frame
State Highway Department
R. W. Warren
Batteylion
A. W. Mumford
O. W
Corry
John Sigesns
Lindbergh to Attend Parliament Session in Britain
Lindbergh will join a 4:30 PM Parliament session and dine with Lady Astor at the House of Commons. The Air Council will host a welcome ceremony Tuesday, with citywide entertainments and a charity ball at Albert Hall. King Albert invited Lindbergh to be made a chevalier of the Order of Leopold. The welcome in the streets echoed the acclaim he received in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Lady Aster
House of Commons
Air Council
Albert
Lindburgh
Royal
Leopold
Paris
Out of Town Visitors and Local Notices
In and Out of Town items note Mrs E B Loop of Carver House and others planning weekend visits at Keuka Lake New York. Alton Klingsiver leaves today to visit a brother in Sigma Pi. Mr and Mrs Burkhart and relatives travel from Youngstown. New York notes list produce prices and market terms for March 28 including flour, lard, sugar, coffee, cheese and butter with various grade ranges.
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Mrs
E. B. Loop
Carver House
Keuka [Aike, XN. Y
Alton Klingsiiver
Staty Coflexe
Goedull
Sigma Pei Bpsan Hanser
Burkhare
Youngs
New York
Mess
Coffe
Santos
Kills Wife and Fires Home Then Takes His Life
Tamaqua May 28 Clement Withrick, 48, shot and killed his wife Mary 47 then set their home at Newkirk ablaze. He wounded, neighbors found the bodies as firemen extinguished the blaze. The woman died instantly while Withrick lay wounded in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Clement Wihirk
Mary
Newkirk
Here
Annual Parade Honors Veterans Amid Mixed Participation
The page describes a Veterans of Foreign Wars parade with a motorized marshal, guard of honor, and bands from VFW Moose and American Legion. Boy Scouts and reserves join, along with Ladies of the Ganelne Le and Lilies of the Red Cross. Oakland centers host a program near the burial ground entrance with VFW and American Legion bands, a Warren High School choir, and an address by Major Reuben H. Sharp. The Swedish Lutheran pastor Rev Carl Jacobson is noted among participants.
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James Gettings
Manley Purnani
Phitoon
Poli Veterans of Foreign Wars Band
Marshall
Sutomobile
N. G1
Guard of Honor
Veterans of Forvizi Wirs
Moose Band
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Druin Rors
Boy Scoutsh Reserves
Mutircbinor
Automobile Divi
G. A
It Ladies
GaNaelne Ie
Lilies
D. Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Oakland
Porlion Neae
Burial Ground
Mie
Warren High Sehour Gree
LE Wt Seniorigh School
Munson
Gen. Logan
McCalmont
Wheelock
Sheffield
Sons of Veterans
Odd Valleys
Citizens Band
Re. A. S. Pearson
Sheffield Cemetery
M. E
S. F. Davison
Youngsside
Youngsville
FB. Whorisroll
Tarique Pathong Organiza
E12. Hulse
Sugargrove
P. D. Wiee- Jack
Regeular
Surviving Ford G A R Post Members Listed
Memorial day in the vicinity sees five living members on roll call while about a hundred are silent. Local Past veterans listing includes Thad F. Reig, Michors D.G. Wachman, L. P. Rogers, Kinney, and others with addresses on Market and Carver streets in Warren.
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Eben N. Ford Post
Met
Market Street
Warren
Thad Ff. Reig
Tie Michors Street
D.G. Wachman
North
Carver Street
Rogers
TE Oakstreet
Kinney
Chirendon
Stock Market Mixed as Industrials Lead
Final session of the week on the New York Stock Exchange showed gains in leading industrials rails and oil shares with Baldwin Locomotive holding near its high and General Motors rising strongly. Wabash hit a new high as market activity reflected renewed buying and strategic positioning ahead of potential mergers.
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Aliedt Chemical and Dye
Adil American Bosch Mag
Arey American Cac Foundry
American oLcomotive
American
Ameri Steel Foundry
Ameri Sugar cc Gcc
Mts
American Sum Tobaves
American Tel
Tel
Waolen
Atchison Seer
Chicago
Chile
Asphale
Gerrit Malone
Great Northern
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motor
Tndeverdents
Insnanacinn
Kansas City
Atiuthern
Kenencott Gowper
Lahigh Valley
Mack Miljeeeueit
Etsteun
Tetnee Atdele
Tetnee Atdele S Vd
Missouri Paci
Moon Motors
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York
Ental
Phillips Petrol Peain Anid Mubor
Americaty Tetule
Radin Corp
Reading
Republic
Shell Vinien Tee Enenen Ee Ee Jsimiy Pelraleuns
Mela Oit
Soulluin
Tavife Tote Southern Ree Eee Standard Gas
Kloet Stewart Warner Reidedaeker Tess Corp
Timken RO
Tidewater
Vobaren Mendis
Cus
Univ Gil
Gnion Pacific
Ip U, S
Westing
Willys Deenlands
New York Stock Exchange
Specia Motors
General Motors
Wall Street
General
Wabash
Tk Ware
Dow, Tones and
Compan
Pote Vie
Market Letter Mixed Signals From GM and Rail Stocks
A market letter reports mixed signals with General Motors and Ford amid renewed competition and a projected higher price environment. It notes April revenue gains for Southern Pacific, a 10.3 million dollar revenue rise, and a tied outlook on steel and commodity prices while Wabash and other transport interests are highlighted for potential today gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Gaupinnites
General Motors
Furth
Matside
Ford General Motor
Southern Pacific
Ain
Phillips Petrotetany
Westerdig
US Steel
General Malone
Phowe
Rescued From Earth Slide In Pennsylvania Mine
In Dillabing Pennsylvania May 28 Luke Haar narrowly escaped death when earth and water blocked his underground chamber. Rescuers toiled as a fellow worker, who had forgotten his spade, returned for it and aided the rescue. Haar heard the rescue team through the debris while trapped up to his chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillabing
Caul
Lumsele
Luke
Ailib
Haar
Mgth
Joh Smith
Catsin
Fatees
Carroll Suffering With Strange Malady In Atlanta
Washington dispatch says Earl Carroll, famed theatrical producer, is in fragile health on his way to begin a prison term for perjury. Justice Department officials report medical examiner findings awaited, with doctors noting a serious condition that could affect clemency considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Henry McGehee
Allante Dignosti
McGehee
Frei 1 Williams
South Carolina
Washington
Department of Justice
Earl Carroll
Carroll
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Fes
Spe Mausical Procrups Studios
WBE Sprin
Boscon
Sympacny Urmnes
Senate
Navy Memorial
Pani— Stern Deya Weco Wonenpolle
Kapern Stetard
Rochestsi ‘Choral Club
KDKA
Erie Central
Treen
Simpkenr Jlall
Pep” c Oncert
W3z
Wipawges
Andes
Ipie Samteens
Siphubeticelly
Archedules Tom
Teust Fear
Denner Music Roeder
WSB
Bremen
KYW
Levers
Bain
Edison Éongern
Julie
Muen
Searnessin
Concet Piaesams
Wear
Dallas
Dearer
Davenfort
Sean
Hot Springs
Weco
Mels
ST. Paul
Orkestra
Soo
Roskeeter
UDG
Coliewume Offbeara
WSM
Nashyville
Omaha
Cnewers
Miller's
ST. Louis
Bonetey Peeen
R Wetham
Atwater Kent
Mrtmerk
Lohie Yerutal
Atlantic City
Uoncery Accivistra
Waltimore
Cassie
Win
WGR
Buffalo
Cental Church
William Stremons
Wsai
Tadin Nor
WSE
enicaGo
Davenport
Suen
Llouisville
Paul
Willers
Nashvilla
Umana
Children’s Aid
Northwestern Penna
Tom
Piscer Une
Ford G. A. R. Post
Bay
Kiinkor
N Savingy Bank
Todas
Anglo Americany
Humble Oil
National Transit
Ulrb Markey American Ervicee Command Service
Servics
Rewkere Ientai
Thaho Copper
New Bradford
Vittsel
Arkansas
Lone Star
Ibs Kay
Richards X& Company
Sburgh
el Tawthe Bet
Mig
Liberty Lend Italianis
FONSI
Isr
Tedan
Brabys
Ales
Tressury
Treasury
Wea
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