Radio Programs by City and Schedule Highlights
A dense list of radio stations with daily time blocks across cities including WGR Buffalo WMAQ Chicago WGN Chicago KYW Chicago WQJ Chicago WLW Cincinnati WIAX Cleveland WFAA Dallas WWJ Detroit WTAS Elgin WDAF Kansas City WHAS Louisville KHJ Los Angeles WMC Memphis CKAC Montreal WLAG Minneapolis Saint Paul WEAF New York WOR Newark WTAY Oak Park KGO Oakland WOAW Omaha WCAR Philadelphia W F I Philadelphia WIP Philadelphia WCAE Pittsburgh KGW Portland KPO San Francisco WRBZ Springfield WRC Washington detailing music talks lectures concerts and specialized segments across stations and times.
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Associated Press
Radio Digest
WGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago News
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW Chicago
American Farm Bureau
WQJ
Chicago
WLW Cisinnati
WWJ
Detroit
Wtas Elgin
Munsteal
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Whas Loulaville Journal
KHJ
Los Angeles
WMC
Memphis
CKAC
Montreal
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
New York
WOR
Newark
Wtay Oak Park
KGO Oakland
Woaw Omaha
WCAR
Philadelphia
WIP
WCAE
Pittsburgh
KGW
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
WRBZ
Springfield
Lincoln’s 1848 Boston Visit Commemoration Tablet Planned
A bronze tablet will mark Abraham Lincoln’s 1848 Boston visit on Bromfield Street where he spoke at a Young Men’s Whig Club rally. The dedication aligns with the G A R encampment opening August 10, with design by Walter G Page and bas-relief by John F Paramino. Lincoln spoke of Taylor and Fillmore amid applause.
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Boston
Washingtonian Hall
Bromfield Street
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New England
Young Men's Whig Club
Zachary Taylor
G A. R
Bloomfield House
John Wilkes Booth
Whig
Ilinois
Boston Atlas
Taylor
Fillmore
Lone Star of Illinois
Cuban Army to Train in Gas Attacks and Tear Gas
Orders approved for the Cuban army to receive instruction in gas attacks, especially tear gas, announced by the secretary of war. Training aims to curb revolutionary disorders and deter riots during strikes.
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Havana
Radio patents surge as U S Patent Office handles vast radio growth
Washington reports rapid progress in radio technology with about 3000 patents issued for radio apparatus. From 1920 to 1923 patent filings rose from 624 to an estimated 1300 for this year. The radio division is now the largest examining unit, with six assistant examiners and experienced researchers, shortening delays to about seven months from filing. Mr and Mrs Rodney Arnold and June Arnold were at Cone Lake yesterday.
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Washington
Patent Office
Rodney Arnold
June Arnold
Cone Lake
Swedish Prince Leads Ancient Greek Tomb Excavation Find
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf heads the Swedish Archaeological Expedition at Asine Greece uncovering a tomb dating to 1150 B C with 250 gold beads and eight bronze urns. The treasure includes necklaces of gold and iridescent glass, while a nearby house shaped tomb reveals a saddle roof indicating early Greek architectural knowledge. Finds are studied at Lund University before return to Greece.
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Stockholm
Gustaf Adolf
Asine
Greece
University of Lund
Sweden
London Buyer Wins First Edition Pickwick at Auction
A first issue of Pickwick from 1836-37 in original wrappers sold for 7000 dollars amid strong American interest. A London buyer outbid rivals, then another English bidder secured Grays Elegy printed in 1751 for 7750 dollars. The six page copy was deemed incomparable by its original collector.
Dickens Brings High Opera Salaries Under Fire
In Dresden a movement aims to limit celebrity salaries amid protests over soaring theatre seat prices. Managers cite high salaries as a cause, while London reports artists seek upfront recording before appearances.
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Dresden
Germany
London
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Wellman