Radio program schedule listings across stations
A compiled roster of tomorrow radio programming across multiple networks. It lists station call signs cities and broadcast times for concerts, orchestras, talk segments, and educational hours including KDKA WJZ KGO KGW and WEAF among others with entries for WSM WGN WSB and WLS detailing hours and featured acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York
U. S. Army Band
WRC
Nene Melody Masters
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
Maxwell House Hour
KYW
WBAL
WIR
WLW
WHO
WOW
WDAF
KVOO
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WBT
WTMJ
KPRC
WEBH
WMAQ
WENR
WGN
WLS
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
U. of Chicago
Chicago Civic Opera
Hamiltonians
WQJ
Orchestra
Memphis
WOAT
San Antonio
Wor
Davenport
Omaha
WPG
Atlaantic City
Jean Weiner
Washington, D. C
Meyer Daavis
WSAI
Cincinnati
Tom Richley
Florence
Missouri Kinney
WRVA
Richmond
WSEA
Morfolk
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Jennie Tutt
Utah
Charles A. Sheldon Jr
Nashville
Arthur Henkel
Elit de Wsmb
New Orleans
Presbyterian Bazaar Nets About 140 Dollars in Brighton
The Brighton Presbyterian ladies held their annual bazaar and chicken supper at the Freak building, bringing in around 140 dollars. Invitations are out for the December 29 wedding of Miss Leona Snider and Mr. Floyd Faris at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
the Presbyterian Church
Leona Snider
Floyd Faris
Nell Robison
Mr. Pleasant
John Day
H. W. Helmick
Chicago
Ruth Hepburn
Florence Beggs
Fairfield
George Heyde
A. B. Clark
Hore
Allerton
Ethel Heyde
Coppock
Nichols
Harry Smith
Packwood
Fred Vanerus
Stone
Wilkins
Rev
Heidel
James Frain
Havre Social and School Notes Highlight Local Health and Plans
Havre correspondent reports several residents ill with Father of Mrs Walter Gardner sick and staying with them. Miss Helen Bishop visited sister Mrs Dale Cole in Washington. Mrs Martin Westen hosted St Paul ladies aid. Mrs Albert Zieglowsky on sick list. Harry Drake from Washington aided Joe Klopfenstein with corn husking. Havre Social club enjoyed gathering at Mrs Howard Willing s home. Havre school plans candy social and program for Friday night December 16. John Green of Washington visited John Krause. Will Stafford sick again. Fred Kephart family planning move to town. Mrs Fred Zieglowsky returned from Illinois. Harry Bishop bought corn from Don Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bleess
Helen Bishop
Dale Cole
Washington
Martin Westen
St. Paul
Havre
John Green
John Krause
Will Stafford
Fred Kephart
Fred Zieglowsky
Illinois
Harry Bishop
Don Wylie
Henry Henderson
Keota
Arthur Romine
Homer Mayer
Otis Black
Valley
Neigborhood
Carl Mavers
Walter DuVal
Wellman
John Powell
Bury Henderson
Junior
Everette Green
Ralph Romine
Sam
Glenn Yearns
Frank Johnson
Floyd Green
Albert Dayton
Mabel
Clarence Aller
Dorsthy Allen
Frank Pulver
Hayesville
Dale Moody
A. D. Moody
John Henderson
Warry Huber
Carl Mayer
Albert Peayton
California
Methodist Church
Carl Walton
Lexington
Sigourney
Bumble Bee
Ladies Aid
The
Deacon Dubbs
Sorghum Center
State of West Virginia
Miller
Raymondville
Missouri
Fred Foriash
Mr. Miller
Adolph
Jigg
Keota and area social notes and weather update
Keota and surrounding communities report social calls with families visiting homes near Wellman Hayesville and Keota. A winter storm arrived Wednesday bringing heavy weather across the area.
West Chester Station Features Evening Programs
Dayton correspondent notes a busy schedule with quiet nights for house plants. A 8:30 to 10:30 window highlights orchestra soloists on WTAM Cleveland and WTIC Hartford with Capitol theater and local studio programs on WWJ Detroit News broadcasting at 6:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Cleveland
Cavaliers
Orchestra
WTIC
Hartford
Capitol
WWJ
Detroit News
Germany's 1927 Rise of Conservatism and Economic Shifts
The 1927 year saw a growth of conservative influence in Germany amid high debts and a trade balance challenge. Industry expanded with iron and steel gains, coal output up, and the chemical sector booming, while imports outran exports. Dawes plan pressures, Locarno talks, and Franco German trade deals shaped foreign policy ahead of 1928 elections and reparations debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuch
United Press
Berlin
German Republic
Germany
Parker Gilbert
Locarno
America
League of Nations
League
Soviet Union
Moscow
Reichswehr
Russia
Stresemann
France
Japan
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Clarence H. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
New York
Cottbus
Europe
United States
England
Weather and road talk amid changing season in town
Residents discuss warmer than usual conditions, hope for new road access from the northwest to ease travel, and recall past winters. They note a large street project across the Coffman property, the stockyard crossing, and comment on local church activities and visiting relatives in Missouri.
Junction Resident Charles B. Wilson Dies at 65
Charles B. Wilson, aged 65, a lifelong Louisa county resident from the Wilson homestead, died Saturday after a two year illness from heart trouble. Born February 19, 1861, he married Anna Wilges on December 22, 1854, and leaves five children.
Heavy Loss Triggers Higher Farm Tenant Insurance Rates
Des Moines reports say heavy fire losses on tenant farm properties have led to a 15 percent rise in farm fire insurance rates. The Iowa Insurance Service Bureau cites estimates. increases are $1 per thousand for one year, $2 for three years, and $3 for five years. Landowners neglecting repairs blamed for heavier losses. 1926 town farm losses exceed $27 million per the state fire marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Insurance Service Bureau
Walsh bill narrows statute of limitations to three years
Washington reports the Senate passed the Walsh bill to cut the statute of limitations from six to three years and sent it to the House. The measure targets all legal cases but focuses on compelling testimony from M. T. Everhart, son in law of former Interior Secretary Fall, who refused to testify in the Fall Sinclair oil trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
M. T. Everhart
Interior Fall
Congress to Probe Coal Mine Attendance Refusal
Washington December 14 Congress will be asked to investigate the refusal of certain bituminous coal operators to attend Secretary of Labor Davis peace meeting here unless a settlement is reached at the conference a high mine union official told United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Davis
United Press
Lawmaker seeks probe into aircraft carrier costs
Representative McClintic of Oklahoma and the House Naval Affairs Committee urge a special investigation into the building costs of the Lexington and Saratoga aircraft carriers. They note authorization costs rose from 23 million in 1919 to 40 million this year and call for examining funds paid to Bethlehem Shipbuilding in Quincy Massachusetts and New York Shipbuilding in Trenton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lexington
Saratoga
House
McClintic
Oklahoma
Naval Affairs Committee
Tors River
Bethlehem — Ship Building Corporation
Quincy Mass
New York Ship Building Corporation
Trenton, N. J
Stimson Nominated for Philippine Governor General
President Coolidge forwarded to the senate the nomination of Henry J. Stimson for governor general of the Philippines. A former secretary of War, Stimson served 1911 to 1913 under Taft and has years of political and military experience. His selection surprised some due to his earlier disinclination to take such duties, though he is a longtime friend of the president and the late General Leonard Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
The
Philipines
Stimson
Taft
Nicaragua
Leonard Wood
Phillippine
Hammill Endorses State Bond Issue for Roads
Governor Hammill of Iowa formally supports a 100 million dollar state wide bond issue to pave primary roads. He opposes a special legislative session unless lawmakers are ready to directly pass the measure to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Hammill
Iowa
Hammill
Fred White
State Highway Commission
United Press Today
Wayne County
Union Survivors Remember Longtime Local Leader
The union survives include Raymond recently back from missionary work in Japan and Ralph at home. The widow is joined by a brother William of Morning Sun and sisters Rosanna and Cynthia of Pasadena California. Mr. Wilson served as representative in state assemblies and held six years as township assessor while serving twenty years on the Honey Creek school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Raymond
Japan
Ralph
William
Morning Sun
Rosanna
Cynthia
Pasadena
Calif
Wilson
Honey Creek
Havre School Candy Social and Program December 16
The Havre school hosts a candy social and program Friday at 8 o'clock with hot lunch served. Edna S. Witting is the teacher. Also notices 4 Home Economics meeting moved to Thursday 2:30 at the Y M C A and a Christmas exchange party hosted by the Philathea class at Mrs. Marie Campbell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Edna
S. Witting
M. FB. Church
Marie Campbells
East Jefferson
Red Brick Hosts Box Supper and Program
A box supper and program are scheduled at the Red Brick on Thursday December 15. Ladies are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Brick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Ligesi Publishing Co
KJAB
KOA
WJAX
WLIT
Ww4j
WEAF
Pittsburgh
Richard Konitz
KGO
Oakland
Pilgrims
National Broadcasting Company
Lo Angeles Studi’o
KGW
Portland
Oregonian
Good Humor
KMA
Shenandoah
KPO
San Francisco
Board of Education
Houston
KTHS
Hot Springs
Margaret Glass
Tulsa
Gleemar Carnival
Kentucky Serenaders
WRAL
Baltimore
WBAP
Fort Worth Telegram
Groupe
Helen Buster Roberts
Springfield
A. J. Philpott
Jimmie McManus
Edward J. McEnelly
Victor Recording Orchestra
WCAE
Wwceco
Minn
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Hoover Sentinels
WET
WGY
WFI
WW4
WCAH
WSAIL
Woc
WCCO
Chicago Tribune
Sam 'N'’ Henry
Music Box
Correll
Gosden
Schenectady
Floyd Walter
WIP
Philadelphia
Lord Calvert
Newton Coal Radio Forum
Jacksonville
WJNJD
Mooseheart
Moseheart Hour
Palmer House
Wir-Wcx
Detroit
Ramblers
Rhua Helmick
Walter Gardner
Center
Mabel Horning
West Chester
Dayton
Oipke
Inmany
Coffman Place
Booth
Byd’s
Baer
ASK Investigation
Philippines
P. BE. O
Winifred Brookhart
Highland Center
Faye Jones
Home Economics Department
Paul Lytle
M. E
OL le Saaviie
American Petroleum
John M. O’brien
Ralph Miner
Mt, Pleasant
Inquirer
Washington, Iowa
Wittrig’s Harness Shop
North Side
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