Radio Program Schedule For Tomorrow Across Major Stations
A detailed list of Saturday radio timings for stations including KDKA Pittsburgh KFNF Shenandoah KHJ Los Angeles KMA Shenandoah KOA Denver KPO San Francisco KYW Chicago WCCO Minneapolis WDAF Kansas City WEAF New York WRC WGY WSAI WEBH Chicago WGN Chicago WGY Schenectady WJZ New York WLS Chicago WMAQ Chicago WOC Davenport WOW Omaha with programs from 5:30 pm to 12 amid concerts, orchestras, dances, and variety acts across the WEAF and red network listings.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post
KFNF
Shenandoah
KHJ
Los Angeles
KMA
KOA
Denver
Gonzales
Barcelonians
KPO
San Francisco
National Broadcasting Company
KYW
Chicago
Melody Hour
Hearst Square
WCCO
Minn
St. Pl
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Melody Way Club
Horner Conservatory
WEAF
New York
Red
Park Central Orchestra
WRC
WGY
WSAI
WEBH
Edgewater Beach
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WRZ
Keystone
WLS
Tony
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
WOC
Davenport
WOW
Omaha
Eureka Church Notes and Local Happenings Summary
Eureka reports Dr. Osborn preached last Sunday August 21 with communion and a short business meeting. Community members attend the state fair and Dutch Creek fair. Stevie Wolfer and Clark Wagner win prizes. Several locals visit Cincinnati and Washington. school resumes next week as Rev Minear leaves for further study in Chicago. The annual conference in Burlington may assign Eureka's pastor for next year.
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Eureka
Osborn
Wilbur Beenblossom
Stevie Wolfer
Clark Wagner
Chester
Coppock
Arthur Nicola
Washington
Jim
Tom Nicholson
Paul Minear
Eureka Church
Garter
Chicago
Burlington
Kalona Obituary and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Tom Lahey reports Kalona mourns Chas Louck widow of Charles Louck died at Mount Pleasant hospital last Friday. She leaves husband and two daughters Phronie and Dessel. Funeral Sunday at the Christian church and Sharon Hill cemetery burial. Region visitors include George Smith family from northern Iowa and others. Various locals and guests visited friends and family around Kalona including teachers, traders, and fairgoers at Des Moines and Columbus Junction events.
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Kalona
Chas. Louck
Mount Pleasant
Phronie
Dessel
Christian Church
Sharon Hill
George Smith
Laverna, Vada
Wilda
Cleda
Iowa
Mollie Flater
Lamont
M. EF. Kepler
M. ‘Plank
Frank Swartzendruber
Iowa City
M. I. Cain
Springfield
L. L. Ayers
Columbus Junction Fair
W. H. Plank
Stanley
Marie
Dave Hochstetler
Jeff Yoder
Des Moines
Cecil Randall
Lacey
Levi Randall
O. C. Steigleder
Camille
Carwood Baker
Julia Kauffman
Barbara
Lucille
KTNT
Muscatine
Ray Westrick
R. C. Williams
Prairie Flower area activities and social notes
Washington Route 6 column lists local dinners visits and church events. Families from Morning Sun Winfield Fairfield Mason City Ottumwa Bona Parte and Pittsburgh frequent the area, with prairie Flower church plans for Sept 7 8 9 and a State Fair attendance by local residents. News covers teaching meetings shelling projects and farm purchases including the Margaret Simpson farm and new Chevrolet coupe purchase.
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Washington
Roy Finke
W. B. Finke
Morning Sun
Frank Knutson
Herbert
Winfield
Iowa
Alfred Peterson
Fred Crawford
Fairfield
Hynds
Mason City
Thrasher
Crawford
Chas, Black
Ottumwa
Trenerry
Mission Circle
Mae Rittenhouse
Christa Bear
Griggs
Miller
O. K. Scott
W. A. Bealer
Harry Anderson
E. L. Smith
Adolph Larson
Geo. Dittmar
Cyrus Bush
Axel Anderson
Velma Booth
East Prairie
Una Smith
Alice Fishburn
Ogle Teets
Helen Young
Chautauqua
Amy McKee
Nina Smith
Nona Reeves
Carl Jarrard
Joe Shalla
Teets Bros
Kalona
Louis Reller
Pittsburgh
Shalla
Blanche Zdarsky
Cedar Falls
W. A. Phillips
Ruth Phillips Eason
Will Phillips
Chas
Corette
Margaret Simpson
Sam McKee
Kalonsu
Sacco Vanzetti Executed Amid Global Riots And Fallout
Sacco and Vanzetti were executed in Charlestown, ending seven years of controversy. The case triggered riots from Paris to Johannesburg, with demonstrations and emboldened radicals planning memorials and protests while the world weighs judicial action and political reaction.
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Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Charlestown
Madeiros
America
United States
Paris
American Legion
London
Leipzig
Amsterdam
Lisbon
Warsaw
Brussels
Geneva
Johannesburg
South Africa
Berlin
Sydney
German hotels refuse flag display on banquet for Mayor Walker
Mayor Jimmy Walker tours Europe, angering German monarchists as Berlin hotels refuse to fly both the German republic flag and the American flag at a banquet. Officials threaten boycotts. republicans mobilize over the dispute. Charlie Chaplin divorce finalized after protracted dispute. custody awarded to Mrs Chaplin on grounds of mental cruelty. Chaplin did not mount a defense.
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Chaplin
W. L. Gilbert
Herman Spitzer
Ayor
Jimmy” Walker
New York
Germany
Berlin
German Republic
Hwarlie Chaplin
Bandit Attacks and Rebel Activity Reported Across Mexican Regions
Following the execution of Gen Manuel Reyes after the Rosenthal kidnapping and murder, a large band attacked a Guadalajara Mazatlan train, firing over 40 shots when the engineer refused to stop. Florence M Anderson of Los Angeles died days later. JL Winser Lves urged Mexican action. Yaqui concentrations and rebel captures spread from Sierra de Bacatetes to towns in Jalisco, with depredations near El Palme and occupations of Buenos Aires Mazatlan and Conception.
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Enic
Manuel Reyes
Jacob Rosenthal
Guadalajara
Mazatlan
Florence M. Anderson
Los Angeles
JL Winser Lves
Nogales
Ariz
Sierra de Bacatetes
So Hora
Jalisco
Mexico
el Palme
Buenos Aires
Mazamatlan
Conception
Jaliseo
Cardinal Casanova of Toledo Dies After Illness
Arch bishop of Toledo and primate of Spain Cardinal Casanova died in Toledo after a lingering illness. He attended the Chicago Eucharistic congress last year, befriending many in America and praising U S youth. Other notable deaths include Murray Roe in New York's Central Park and pianist Funo Bloomfield Zeisler of Chicago.
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Ardinal Kidg Y Casanova
Toledo
Spain
Chicago
America
United States
Murray Roe
BE. PL Roe
New York
Central Park
Roe
South America
Fuonle Bloomfield Zeisler
Zagitul Pasha
Egypt
Bilbo Defeats Murphree In Mississippi Second Primary
Incomplete returns show Theodore Bilbo defeating Murphree by about 10 000 votes in Mississippi second Democratic gubernatorial primary. Bilbo proclaims the victory the greatest of his career amid long odds.
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Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
Murphree
Sam
Tilbo
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Mart Pratt
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