Sunday radio schedules offered by Washington Post
The Washington Post lists full week radio plans across local and distant stations. It covers times for weather forecasts, church services, concerts, sermons, baseball scores, news briefs, and special broadcasts from many cities and networks, with program blocks from KDKA to KYW and WNAC and details of musical guests, orchestras, and speakers.
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NAA
Naval Radio
Arlington
C. W
Ship Ordées
Naval Press News
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- 4
Lita
First Congregational Church of
New York
Aey
Capital Thenagement
S. L. Rothafel
Capital Grand Orchestra
Rothafel
The
Skinner Company
New York City
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Point Some Presbyterian Church
Josiah Meodlw
Calry Episcopal Church
Radin
KEI
Los Angeles
Totésom
L. A
Finaminer Stadia Con Law
Parkard Six Orchestra
Kiw
Chicago
Studia
the World Crier
Metropolitan
WGI
Medford
WGR
Bufalo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Buffalo
Oswego
N.Y
Schenectady
Waow
Cincinnati
Western and Southern Orchestra
WMAF
S. Dartmouth
Mass
Mark Strand Theater
Roadway
Forty-eighth Street
Mos Mark
Fi . m
Joseph Plunkett
Artjista
Mr. Plunkett
WNAC
Boston
SKW
Tuinsen
Cuba
Weatherforecast
Aseball
Conners & Waders
Asewall Groves
Wiawatha
Seoial
Radio and Concert Schedules Across Major Stations
A dense listing details broadcast times for WOA P Chesapeake & Potomac, KDKA, KYW, WBZ, WEAF, WGR, WGY, WHAM and other networks. It notes baseball results, weather, labor day programs, concerts, opera recitals, market reports, and speeches from political figures, with multiple stations outlining evening bulletins and live performances.
Radio and Concert Listings for September Evening Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs and concerts across stations WCAP FP WRC KYW and others. It mentions weather forecasts, baseball scores, orchestral broadcasts, stage recitals, and a national lawn tennis championship final from Forest Hills. Notable items include a Fred Egness appearance, a Chicago Musical College program, Marie del Pisa soprano recital, and Florence McPhee contralto. Strong entities include station call letters WRC KYW WCAP FP, venues such as the Hotel Beuna wick Studio and West Side Tennis Club, and the Forest Hills final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Long Island
Florence McPhee
Contraito
AM 3LX Off to College Will Close His Station
Amateur radio station 3LX 3AAF owned by M T Grigg of Alexandria Virginia will soon be closed as Grigg leaves to attend the University of Michigan. The piece notes short wave issues, antenna problems, and a call for better materials and construction. It also covers a Milwaukee Wisconsin amateur traffic meeting scheduled for Labor Day and talks of reviving a state amateur radio association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Grigg
Alexandria
Grigg
University of Michigan
Houra
Griga
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Labor Day
Clarence N. Crapo
American Radio Relay League
Madison Club
Otto C. Austin
Ilwaukee Detegaias
Wisconsin Amateur Radio Association
Milwaukee Radio Amateurs’ Club, Inc
Radio signals test broadcast Friday at Bureau of Standards
Listeners may tune in Friday to adjust radio receivers to standard frequencies and wavelengths broadcast from the Bureau of Standards radio laboratory. Eastern standard time schedule lists frequencies and wavelengths, with note on a September 22 reciprocal run. Also mentions amateur and transmitter operator guidance in letter circular No. 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Laboratory
Bureau of Standards
Local radio schedule and baseball results broadcast
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 radio listings show WCAP WEAF and KDKA programming with baseball scores, music, and features. Highlights include Charlies F. Robinson performances, Alberta Kawashima vocal, Eveready Trio, science news from WCAP, and weather forecasts with baseball scores across stations in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAP
Stalion
WEAF
New York
Charlies F. Robinson
Barytone
Larafel
King
Mattinata
Tosti
Beauty's Eyes
Tosti), “Circe’s Garden” (Speaks). 7:45 P. m.—Alberta Kawashima
Vicelinist
Winifred T. Barr
Eveready Trio
National Carbon Company
Washington
Science
National Research Council and Science Service
KFI
Los Angeles
KWY
Chicago
the World Crier
Radio Schedule Highlights From Pittsburgh to Buffalo
A dense hourly listing shows WCAP WRC KDKA KYW and others with weather forecasts baseball scores concerts and programs. Entries include station names times and program types from weather bulletins to symphony concerts and talks across several cities.
Tiny radio receiver weighs only one tenth ounce
Newark man John C. Weir, supervisor at Eagle Radio Company, built a working radio receiver weighing one tenth of an ounce from a regulation binding post. The firm offers a five tube Eagle Neutrodyne prize to anyone making a set smaller and invites entries by September 18 to the contest department in Newark. All entries will be shown at the Radio World’s Fair in Madison Square Garden opening September 22. Weir also crafted miniature sets in a walnut shell, a wife’s thimble, and a Yinger ring, all as crystal detector sets that work with headphones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Weir
Newark
N. J
Eagle Radio Company
Welr
Boyden Place
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Weir
Sporting Events by Radio Woy Schedule in Schenectady
Sporting events by Radio Woy of Schenectady announce autumn broadcasts including Epimard races at Belmont Park and Aqueduct with announcer J Andrew White. International pole vaults at Meadowbrook on September 6 10 and 12 assisted by Maj A W Rudd. WGY and WJZ will carry world series baseball and 1924 football schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Bessinger
Harmony Singers
WFI
Philadelphia
Sunny Jim
the Kiddies Pal
WGR
Huffalo
Washington
D.C
Senator la Folletta
Sehenectady
Belmont Park
J. Andrew White
Sageball
Quinn Martin
New York World
Maughn
Edward H. Smith
Hudon
New York
Chinatown
McCombie
WOY
Schenectady
Epimard
Wilderness
Snob IT
Baffling
Aqueduct Track
Meadowbrook Club
Westbury
Long Island
A. W. Rudd
WGY
WJZ
Radio Schedule Fragments and Evening Concerts List
A fragmented listing of radio programming shows across multiple stations including WCAP WRC HFI and WGY. It details talks, concerts, baseball scores and weather forecasts with various times from noon through late night and notes performances by Navy Band and Creatore’s orchestra among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creatore
Radio Schedule Highlights From Nationwide Broadcasts
A dense listing shows varied programs across stations including ceremonies for a Lafayette statue dedication from Baltimore and multiple evening concerts, baseball scores, market reports, weather forecasts, and performances from studios in New York Chicago and Philadelphia. The schedule includes detailed times, performers, and program types across WCAP KDKA WEAF WGY WHAM WGR KWY and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Homestead
A. L. S. Wood
Hedtime Story
WEAF
New York
Europe
May M. Hughes
Elliott Griffis
Piantat
Jascha Gurewich
Jasch
Sunny Jim
Boy Scout Radio Corps
the Evangelist
Edmont Bains
Mary A. Bray
Loretta Kerk
WOR
Buffalo
N. Y
WOY
WCAP
J Lafayette
Lafayette Square
Baltimore
Wrc—Radin Corporation
KDKA
Pittsburgh
English St
Yeachers
Springfield
Masa
Miriam Watkins
L. Clair Case
Ramon Family Orchestra
Clair Case
Gene Austin
Ramos
WFI
Philadelphia
WGR
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Washington Post
WEZ
Springfield Auditorium
Sprinefield
Greater New York Federation of Churches
Interdenominationslervices
Reater New York Federation of Churches
WAAP
Marion F. Schwab
Pdinner
Theophilus Alban
Clifford Vaughan
Helen Rennyson Wilson
Helen Rennyson
Adolph Snyder
the Kiddies
Katherine Norton Britt
U. S&s. Department of Agriculure
Jack Taylor
WHAM
Rochester
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Comfort
Steel Pier
Bernie Cummins
Pris Ginnett
Uncle Jake" Rutz
Pumpkin Vine
Champeen
Noa County
Norton Station
Bernie Cummina
Uncle Jake
Norton
Chubbsteinbern
WTAM
Cleveland
WWJ
Detroit
Wendell Hall
Santa Ana
KYW Chicago
KYW
Duncan Sisters Music Publish
Aming
Good Roads
Leon Dickinton
Chicago Motor Club
H. Arghibz Harria
Midnig Revus. Kyw
Dinnard
Gemes
E. A. Ewing
WBZ Trio
McDowell Concert Company
Whea Pee
Minnie Weil
Colin A. Scott
dJoint
Mary Adella Gleason
Elizabeth Kunzer
J. E B. Kiahre
New Jersey Fruit Growers’ Cooperative Association
American Agriculturist
Charles ¥. Robinson
Bary
Alberto Kawashima
Vio
Charles F. Robinson
Alberta Kawashima
Eveready
Buffalo, N. Y
Blvestock
Hanry Lielheimar
Kham—Rochkester
WISP
Senshore
Nos
Danes Muate
Uncle Wip
WLW
Cindnmati
Virginia Entertainers
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Ed Haley
Mia
Ed Talae
H. H. Walker
New York State
A. W. Brandt
Stephen & Boisclair O -Rganiat
Proctor
Hurmanus Bleecker Hall
Lou Hopkins
Abrarian
General Electric Company
Cassans Wham
Creature
WIP
Suppe
Voelker
Kreiner
Reekers
Ober
Pier Atlant City
Nod
Murphy's Minette
WLYW
United States Civil Service
Milner
Tria
Rostow
Wwi
Chesapeake & Potomac TelePhone Company
Tracer
Ieasue
Teong
Orchestra
Newe
Uncle Bob
Walter Wilson Kyw
the World
Cowl
WB2
Maas
WBZ
America
Our World
Lata Sews
National Industrial Cafferenea Board
Kimbal
Bedtme
Snoom
Cop
John W. Tavis
Piresident
Wheeling
Wae
Robert M. Ta Follatte
United States
Wisconsin
Washington, DCC
Trey N.Y
Rochester, N
Seciphore
Philharmonic Orchestra
the Tone
Tincinniat Soological Garden
All Star
Alberti
Wwwi
Tainees
Cube
Wrc—Radio Corporation
Peltitskin
Eutrnburgh
Reparese
Minardi
Lion Ye
Fred Eagnes
Kfi—Ton Aegeies
Slo
Leollan
Chicago Musical College
Pro- Kyw
Wat Seringfeld
Copley Plaza Orchestra
P. m—Flagler
the Hiller
Albert Cowlas School of the
Theater Players
Howard F. Mason
Mayon
God-Learh
Ray Burleson
Jbpp
Ambassador Theater
Metro
Mesars
J. J
Lee Shubert
Han Bean
3HE
Virginia
CBL
WHAZ
Troy
Pistant
Pitsburgh
King Alfred and the Shepherd
Newas
Stockman
Booth Avenue
Wcap—C. & P
Kdka Pittsburgh
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
G. Seiler
Automobile Club of Pittsburgh
Little ‘Symphony Orchestra
Kfi—Lo Angeles
Paul Whiteran
Gram Kyw
RADIO
Gordon Gordon-Smith
United States Navy Band Orchestra
Charles Benter
Om Thumb
Radio Children
Steckman
HFI
Anmelen
Aeolian Organ
Evening Herald
Studio
Wendell Wall
World Crier
Eld
Wase
Qeem
BP. m
Harold Martin
Auto- Mobile Club
Current
Bop
Guy Hunter
May Singhi Breen
Kathleen Stewart
B. Fischer & Cows
Astor Coffee” Dance Orchestra
Meyer Davis
Monica
Ing
Frederic Duclert
Pittapela
General Electric
Unela
E. Hill
Iew Fork Central Railroad
Lachner Wgy
Henry J Byron
Beaumont
Sydenham
1Matt
Wesley
Sarpy
Ain
Creators
Sifalm
Eddie Elkins
Attartie City
Rom Olaele Wip
Une'e
Derrott
Great Britain
Meadowbrook
Orechastra
Phiadelphia
Neasnore
Cirgan Fresta
Pinner Muale
Atlante
Ao Cmtera
Atlar Cts
Miszs
Kalanowitz
Germantown
Lincoln Radio Shop
Cardwell
General Radio
Fla Pth Optical M. A. Leese
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