Radio Schedules and Station Listings Brief
Radio schedule fragment lists WEAF Newark WOR Rutgers WABKC United Salon Orchestra WIZ Max well hour WMilady's Musicians and other network slots in a concise daytime listing format.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
11
Radio schedule fragment lists WEAF Newark WOR Rutgers WABKC United Salon Orchestra WIZ Max well hour WMilady's Musicians and other network slots in a concise daytime listing format.
Compiled listings outline hourly broadcasts on WOR WJZ WEAF and others for October 15. Includes station identifications, sport features, orchestra programs, and dance music blocks from New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Toronto with Western carries and network feeds.
Sensational advances in high priced issues spurred vigorous buying across the list with many new highs for the year. Major gains by Montgomery Ward and others contrasted with profit taking in Steel American Can Briggs Manufacturing while International Nickel faced declines. Nearby commodity prices held steady with mixed results across grains meats and dairy.
Gold Dust Corporation and American Linseed plan a merger with Gold Dust recapitalization offering 3,000,000 no par common shares. Exchange rates include two new Gold Dust shares per Gold Dust voting trust certificate and 2.3 new Gold Dust shares per Linseed common share and 2.34 new Gold Dust shares per Linseed preferred share. New stock slated to carry a $2.50 annual dividend.
Readable fragments show a Friday October 18 radio lineup with varied programs and times. Mentions WCK-WIE Detroit and Denver KOA with music and children's segments, plus New York segments and a dance slot.
A dense list of American corporations and holdings appears, naming companies such as American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Union Oil, Standard Oil affiliates, and multiple regional lines. The fragment includes various stock and curb market mentions, with scattered percentages and partial ticker-like references, reflecting a midcentury financial page.
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