Radio program listings for tomorrow across multiple stations
A compact index of scheduled broadcasts from various networks and cities. Highlights include concert and orchestra programs in KDji Pittsburgh, KM Shenandoah, and KY Chicago with times ranging from morning to late evening. Major stations featured include WIZ KO Denver and WJZ New York with varied entertainments and dance music.
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Kdji
Pittsburgh
Shenandoah
Musketeers
KO Denver
Orcher
Kpisan
Chicago E
Dier
Congress
Minn.-St. Paul
New York
WGR
WGY
WEBH
Way
Chicago
Edgewater Beachotel Orchestra
Chicago Tribune
Henry
Schenectady
WE Des Moines
Orchestra
New York Symphony
JIC
WIR
WTAG
WCSH
WHAI
KDKA
WBAL
WSB
WSM
WHAS
WLW
WCCO
KSD
WDAF
WHO
Wow
WRC
Sphileohour
KYW
Whamwir
WOC
KVOO
Wil- AS
WMC
WBT
W3jax
WBAP
WEAL
YCO
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Theater Revue
Omaha
Hestra
Local Craordsville Notes Reflect Club Names and Visit Happenings
Craordsville residents report on farm bureau meetings lunch at Mrs Clark home with vote on club name Jolly farm bureau club not chosen. Attendees include visiting members from Winfit Crawfordsville and Burlington. Christmas exchange held, next meeting a all dine dance at Lizzie and Ida Wey home January 5.
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Cratordsville
Washington
Herother
Willard Wood
South of Tow
Jolly Farm Bureaulub
Charley Reed
Winfit
Cal Atkinson
Widliguson
F. FE. Young
Edd Curtis
Crawfordsville
Fran Youne
Chordsville
Thoson to Trix O State Farmers Dehmoinfs
Dec 18 Sam FF Thoma president of the Araeri.
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TRIX
Dehmoinfs
Sam FF Thoma
The
Araeri
The Stamps Debate a Christmas Seal Party
A dark post office hosts a stamps party with One and Two Cent Stamps bragging about reach and speed. A modest Christmas Seal explains its mission promoting child health and hospital aid through Christmas mail.
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Ali
Robin Hool
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation to Convene Annual State Meet
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation will hold its annual state convention from January 1 to 13 in Charles City. Highlights include the Farm and Home Exposition rural orchestra contest and farm moving pictures. A Farm Bureau women’s program is planned with speakers Mrs. Charles Sewell Otterbein Ind national chairman and others.
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Can Farm Bureau Federation
Towa Farm Bureau Federation
ilYere Jan. l
Charles
Hearst
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Charles Sewell
Otterbein
Ind
Farm Bureau Women’s Home and Community Work
Dea Hughes
Iowa State College
M. E. Olson
Iowa County Agents’ Association
Ellsworth Richardson
Givin
Mail Carrier Held for Stealing in Waukon Iowa
John Luster 28 former rural rail carrier from Harpers Ferry is jailed on charges of rifling and diverting mail. Indicted by a federal grand jury in Dubuque. unable to post 500 dollar bond. O J Paget former president of the defunct First National Bank of Waukon bonds set at 3000 dollars on a punching law violation indictment.
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Waukon
John Luster
Harpers Ferry
Luster
Dubuque
Luipers Ferry
O. J. Paget
First National Base of
Iowa State Fair Profits Big 1927 Surpasses Past Records
A net profit of 68293.71 from the 1927 Iowa state fair, the third largest in any year, was reported by secretary A R Corey to the State Agricultural convention. Attendance reached 430176, the largest in Iowa fair history, with top rankings in paid admissions and premiums. Funds will fund repairs and improvements including the new grandstand and education building. 97 of 99 countries participated in Boys and Girls Club exhibits.
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Des Moines
Sec
A. R. Corey
United States
Corey
Weather rules for ice cases in Iowa courts
Iowa Supreme Court says district judges must consider weather when ice on sidewalks affects liability. In Clinton, Grace Wilson won $200 after slipping on ice, but the court allowed a city to delay ice removal hoping natural conditions would melt it. The ruling notes ice can remain thin and look the same as clear pavement, stressing changing climate conditions year round.
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Denmark
Ignatz
DFS
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Clinton
Supreme Court
Grace Wilson
State Court
Americans Lindbergh and Gilbert Shine in Paris
Paris reviews weigh Charles Lindbergh and Parker Gilbert as symbols of American steadiness. Gilbert’s calm, neutral leadership of Europe’s Dawes plan gains respect from Germans, French, and Belgians, while Lindbergh helps shift European opinion toward a favorable view of Americans.
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Paris
Europe
Charles Lindbergh
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Dawes
Germany
Parker Gilbert
France
Belgiim
Gilbert
Washington
Hiis
Lindbergh
Poincare
Cri de Paris
Purchase of 36 Cars for State Employees
Ames December 15. The state highway commission awarded contracts for thirty six automobiles for employee use. Mathison Motor Company Ames won three Ford coupes and one Ford coach for 5300 with nine used trade-ins. Morgan Auto Company Toledo won five Chevrolet cars and seven Chevrolet coaches for 6620. Dunlap Motor Company Ames secured four Star-6 coaches and two Star-6 coupes for 4380.50 with eleven used trade-ins. Janson Auto Company Webster City won six Essex coaches for 4312 with five used trade-ins.
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AMES
Ifa
Turchase
high+ way commission
Mathison Motor Company
Ford
Morgan Auto Company
Toledo
Chevrolet
Dunlap Motor Company
Janson Auto Company
Webster City
Essex
Prohibit Picketing at Appanoose Mines
A temporary restraining order blocks United Mine Workers of America from picketing Southwest coal operators in Appanoose County Iowa. Judge J W Wordrough issued the order on petition by United Brotherhood of Mines a non union group with limited mine operations under agreement. Joe Morris Albia district 18 UMWA and other officials named. only one union picket allowed at mine ingress and egress. Petitioners allege curses threats and insults and warn continued action could breach the peace or cause bodily injury.
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Des Moines
United Mine Workers of America
Appanoose County
J. W. Wo Drough
United Brotherhood of Mines
Appanogse
Joe Morris
Albia
United Mine Workers of American
Slander suit verdict awards one dollar to Farrall
In Iowa City on December 16 a district court jury awarded Frank Farrall one dollar in his $4,000 slander lawsuit against Frank Douglas after a prior mistrial. The case proceeded to trial following a hung jury in an earlier session.
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Iowa City
Frank Farrall
Frank Douglas
University Student Dies After Hospital Operation
Funeral services will be held in West Liberty for George Anderson, a junior engineering student at the university, who died at the university hospital following an operation for infection. The cause of the infection is listed as unknown.
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West Liberty
George Anderson
University of Town
University Hospital
Dance halls ordered to repay hat loss from patron
Justice B F Carter ruled that Karl Kaufmann and Merle P Seilhammer operators of a dance hall must pay Harry Muscell a university student ten dollars for a hat left in their care. The decision holds proprietors liable for hats left at their premises in Hatbyett Iowa.
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Iowa
City
Dee
B. F. Carter
Karl Kaufmann
Merle P. Seilhammer
Harry Muscell
Ames Chamber Sets Talks on County Bond Election
Ames Ia Dec 15 A committee was appointed by the chamber of commerce to confer with business men and farmers on whether to call another special election to vote a county bond issue. A proposed $1 460 000 issue was defeated last summer.
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Ames
Ams Chamber of Commerce
Moses Re-elected to Post in Senate
Senator George Stoses, Republican from New Hampshire, was re-elected president pro tempore of the Senate on a strict party-line vote 42 to 39. In the secretary race, Republican Ivania P. Thayer of Indiana won re-election 43 to 40 over Democrat Ed A. Halsey of Virginia.
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Moses
Senate
Washington
George Stoses
New Hampshire
Pittman
Nevada
Ivania P. Thayer
Indiana
Ed A. Halsey
Virginia
4H Bake Sale at Washington Cleaners This Saturday
Dée, a 17 year old 4H member, organizes a bake sale at Washington Cleaners this Saturday to raise funds for the chapter. Proceeds support community projects and youth activities.
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The
Washington Cleaners
Dée
Northwestern railroad sued for 49000 in electrical death case
In Des Moines a suit filed against the Chicago and Northwestern railroad seeks 49000 damages over the death of John Howe an electrician electrocuted last March at Boone Howe’s widow Goldie Howe executor claims the railroad failed to provide proper apparatus and equipment during the transformer installation
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Northwestern Food
DES Moines
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
John Howe
Howe
Boone
Goldie Howe
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Coright
Radio Digest Publicg Co
Sutvay
WCOA
WOAT
WRYVA
WIF
Kansas City Star
Nebraska
Foley
E. Cameron
Boards of Supervisors
General County Fund
Cameron
State Fair
Appanoose
West Side Square
Washington, Iowa
O.K
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Tucker & Etcher
Washington, Fa
Vv Motor
vRear Axie
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