Radio programs listing from various stations and times
A dense snapshot of broadcast schedules across stations including NAA aval Radio Station in Arlington and others. The list covers livestock reports weather forecasts and market updates, musical programs and concerts, news bulletins, baseball scores, and special broadcasts from 5:30 a.m. to late evening, with many meters and times indicated for each entry.
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Naaaval
Arington
C. W. Ave
Marketa
New England
Middle Atlantic
Wiay— Woodward & Lothrop
Victor Entertinment
Burgess
U. S
Ther Bureau
O'Connor Ravers
Catibrosr Conner
O'Connor
the Huyer
Esere
Edith Bergstrom i
Oconner
Ne DaSilvia
C. W. O'Connor
Thane
A. C. Socan
Wahlie & Boyer
United States Bureau of Ikala Reports
Outdoor Talks Begin On WGY Station Schenectady
LISTENING IN FOR lovers of the field and stream, WGY in Schenectady inaugurated a series of outdoor talks at 7:40 p m Eastern. Jud Landon, a noted advocate of fishing, will discuss game fish habitats, bait, flies, tackle, rod and reel. On June 28 the program will cover Outdoor Vacations Where to Go and What to Do. At 6:35 p m Josephine Sharkey and Hedwig Browde will broadcast Irish songs tonight. WEAF will feature Remo Taverna, Mario Caretto, Viola Stephens, Carmire Di Giovanni, and Peter Schoonaran with Luigi Dalie Molle, in a student recital of classical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Jud Landon
Jud
Josephine Sharkey
Hedwig Browde
WEAF
Remo Taverna
Mario Caretto
Viola Stephens
Carmiré di Giovanni
Peter Schoonerans
Luigi Dalie Molle
Barytohe
San Carlos Opera Company
Maryland Sailor Named to Annapolis Academy Honors
Fred James Leatherman, 18, of Hagerstown Md, was among eight Navy enlistees who passed the entrance exam to the U S Naval Academy. He graduated Surry High School and enlisted as a second class seaman at Baltimore. His brother Charles Leatherman lives at 14 M Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred James Leatherman
Hagerstown
Navy
U. S.naval Academy
Surry High School
Hageretown
Leatherman
Baltimore
Charles Leatherman
M. Street
Visitors Guide for Today Amusements and Places of Interest
Visitor oriented list of theaters live shows and film programs with notable venues such as Avie s Irish Love The First Tear and Birth of a Nation. plus a long catalog of museums gardens and federal buildings open to the public with hours in Washington DC and nearby sites. women s activities include a picnic and a meeting of the Girl Alden unit of the Woman s Naval Service.
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War College
Navy Yard
Woman's City Club
Seven Oaks
Colesville Pike
Alden
Woman's Naval Service
Army Assignments and Promotions Across Units
Infantry transfers include Col Kerth to the 29th Regiment and Lts Donahue Howard to posts in San Francisco Fort Thomas and San Antonio arsenal. Captains Harer Reiner Hunt Lundy Cartwright Brey McNeely reassigned. Ordnance and Field Artillery moves listed. Leave of absence for Lt Peters three months. Brig Gen Fries three months fifteen days. Promotions elevate Lieuts Scherer Reymond and Hedexin in cavalry and infantry branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfource C. Kerth
29Th Infantry
James H. Donahue
San Francisco
Thomas R. Howard
Fort Thomas
Leon G. Harer
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Thomas A Reiner
Roundup
Mont
George A. Hunt
Preaidio
Clyde A. Lundy
Spokane
Leslie J. Cartwright
Organized Reservee
9Th Corps
Arthur R. Baird
Sana Antonio Arsenal
Tax
Ordnance
Roland W. Pinger
University of California
Seymour Stanton Garrett
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Wiliam G. Brey
Fort MacArthur
James L. Harbaugh, Jr
Fort Wordet
Oscar D. McNeely
Mississippi Agriculture and Mechanical College
Fred Serdel
Chemical Warfare Service
Edgewood Arsenal
Cavalry
Adolphua R. Roffe
Fort Riley
Field Artillery
Ouo L. McDaniel
First Cavalry Division
Frank C. Peters
Amos A. Fries
Harria Fulford Scherer
Leutenant
Robert Rb, Reymond, Jr
Thomas B. Hedexin
Leu
Navy Assignments Rear Admirals and Below
Navy announces detailed personnel moves with promotions and reassignments. Rear Adm Guy M Brrage moves to orders and Washington as chief Asiatic Fleet. Commander David LeBreton to Naval Intelligence in Washington. NumerousLieutenants and Captains shift to staffs, academies, and hospitals including assignments to Annapolis, Quantico, New York, and Puget Sound facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Burrage
Hore
Thomas Washington
Comcir
Asiatic Fleet
David LeBreton
Naval Intelligence
Washington
William G. Greenman
Scoutine Figet
Harold A. Keller
Oe U
Raleigh
Rufus King
Sata
Forrea
Europe
Lieutenan Vaughn Bailey
Great Kes
Caleb R. Crandell
Birmingham
Aes
Arthur D. Freshman
Conn
J. U. B.S. Cincinneti
Evan G. Hanson
Iam A. Macklin
Edward B. Rogers
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bibert C. Rogers
Harvard Universit
Lgutenants
J. G
Hacley F
Willem Linton
Cove
Naval
William G. al
Naval Torp
Anern
R. Banborn
U. Lie
Shad Bake and Membership Committees to Benedict Outing
The shad bake and membership committees of the board of trade plan a joint outing to Benedict Maryland on June 3. Executive secretary Richard Conhora announced the event honoring L. Pierce Boteler, former chairman of the shad committee. About 56 members are expected, with baseball crabbing fishing and other activities. Brooks Amiss chairs the event with JL Lee Combs and Clarence Donohoe as committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Benedict
Richard Conhora
L. Pierce Boteter
Schad
Aeshing
Brooks Amiss
JL. Lee Combs
Clarence Donohoe
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Chicago
Repipe
Poupas
Broadead
Aeolian Hall
New York City
Vetere
Wansmaker
Rews
Ace Imahel Calbron
Bok Ty
Ir “Dogs
Ty Frank Dole
Harpers Bataac Iiam
New
On Fate
Riketa
Bradstreer
Wriguy
Weed
Caria Phom
Hedwig Wie
Anita
Estrella Var Ny Warts
Edna Field Grang
Henry Schults
Wane
Sautez
Adna Fields
Henry
Waldore Arches
Gimbel Crew
Philadelphia
Bih
Horawits
Ap. m
Jordan
He M. Speers
Beth Tol
Gimbel Minstrels
Medford Hillside
Mass
Wauptha Shepard Stores
Boston
om—Dance
Shepard Coal Orchestra
Wunmerta
Alliance
Humbert Albana
Tar
Enrico Sutlo
Fort Worth
Texas
N Om
Ent
Niehe
SpringSela
Mane
Detrott
RG Metera
My . Mule
Steanbridge & Cluthier
Tentford Hotel
Mm — Meyer Davia
Edison
John Collins
St. N. W
Tt Port Sla'sa
Atic Corporation of America
Wem
Thos. E. Jarrell
POST
Walt and
Skeexix
Avery
You
Skeezix
MR. Sun
Skeeto
Vunica WaLt
Unca Walt
Dan
Boyle
Polson Gas
Aster
Wey
Cicero Sapp
By Fred Locher
Civilization
Harold Teen
Hollywood
Iivei
Ree Uke
Winnie Winkle
Jones
Fawthain
Aeet
Mar. Jones
MR. Jones
Ry Winkle
Kalen
Winnie
Maryland
Visitors’ Guide For Today
Avie
Shubert Betasce
B. F. Keiths
Strand
Vaudevilla
Leew Paimee
Dorothy Dalton
Rialto
Metropoltan
Roof Gardens
le Parad Powhatan
Arlingtos Hotel
Glen Eeho
Chevy Chase Lake
Chesapeake Beach
Colonial Beach
Pennsylvania Avenue
Firet Streets
Bureau of Engraving and Print
Ise
Cercoram Gallery of Art
Bureau of Fisheriew
Smithsonian
Pan-American Union
Seventeenth and B Streets
Freer Gallery of
Soldiers Home
Seventh Street
State Department
Treasury
Fifteenth Street
War Department
Seventeenth Street
Navy Department
Eighteenth
Interior Department
Highteenth
Wankington
White House
Zoological Park
Rock Creek
Adams Mill
National Rea Cross
Great Falla
Mount Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Mittees