Radio Program Schedule and Listings Across Stations
Radio listings for NAA Neval Flatte Staties Arlington and multiple networks detail times for livestock receipts weather forecasts market reports and musical programs across stations including WIAY WELB KDKA KYW WEAP WRE WEY WGN WGN WGN and others. The schedule covers weather, farm reports, stock market updates, concerts and operas with specific time blocks and program titles for each station.
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NAA
Neval Flatte Staties
Arlington
C. W
Atlantic
Hoegs
Chicago
Am St Louia
Weather Bureau
Uma
Leetace Stromdeset
Blida
Gimbal
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
Meyer-Davis
Bellevue
Stradford Orchestra
Wit—Lebet Krom
WELW
Civeipmati
Bual-Sa
Atuai
Wgn—Welfare
N.Y
Boy Scout Radiograma
Endeyestdent endorsed for district rent commission by Elks
A Tuesday night endorsement shows Thomas T. Sones, a local colored candidate, urged for appointment to the district rent commission. It notes prior endorsements from Howard University and colored churches. A committee was formed to call on the President on behalf of Jane Grand Exalted Wer J. F. Wilson, Perry Howard, and others.
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Order of Elks
Thomas T. Sones
District Rent Commission
Howard University
Torge
Jane Grand
J. F. Wilson
Ehmteman
Perry Howard
Jen F Merbert Akers
Thadse A W. Bundy
Atkins
Headlight tests led by Doubleday-HiN Electric Company announced
WMU reports third public session of headlight testing at the Bureau of Standards. Tests show 94 percent of lights defective or misadjusted. Arlington J NAA will broadcast daily time signals for Alaskan expedition until mid October. Local listening options provided at Denton Cragg and L C Hedges for tuning distant stations.
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WMU
Doubleday-Hin “Lectric Company
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Connecticut Avenues
Pierce
Mdl
NAA
Arlington
Alaskan
Perapnsa
Denton and Cragg
Fourteenth Street
L. C Hedges
Pittsburgh
Schenectady
Refugees to Receive 855 From Church Benefit Concert
Misses Marguerite and Bessie Brown organized a church concert for Russian relief at the Church of Our Father. Mrs. Robert Lansing, committee chair, will forward 855 to Constantinople for the 20,960 Russians in dire need.
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Church of Our Father
Marguerite
Bessie Brown
Robert Lansing
Constantinople
Army transfers and leaves list in expansive service orders
Military personnel move across forts and camps including Fort Meade Fort Myer Fort Riley Fort Omaha Camp Meade Fort Des Moines and others with numerous cavalry captains lieutenants and staff officers reassigned promoted or granted leave for two months and seven days. Major J Jones and Brig. Gen. Harold B. Fiske lead the roster detailing transfers to Forts Meade and Benning plus Edgewood and Washington areas with unit reassignments from cavalry infantry and ordnance branches.
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Meget
Georges i. Eee Tayer
Ashin
Kan
Entin Jqnes
Meer
Bert McPhereRe Liant
W. Pollitt
Quatturimeater -Carpa
Norele
Tex
Fort. Benning
Gamente
Mej.Marri
E.spelding
Donald
Edgewood
Frederick L. Black
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Riley
Katoigouten
Percy’ L. Jones
Corm
Army Medical Schools
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Nat
Tighal Guard
Fort Rites
John A. Barry
3Rd Cavalry
Fort Myer
Harry W. Maas
Fort Huachuca
Aris
Lawrence A. Shafer
13Th Cavalry
D. A. Russell
Brock Putnam
12Th Cavalry
Fort Brown
John H. Irving
Cavarnry
Fort. Myer
George W. Dunn, Jr
Comat
Artilley Corps
Fort Monroe
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Kans
Virginia
James N. Caperton
Vernon Lyadgott
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
James K. Cockrell
Barney N. Christman
Arthur N. Willis
Fort
D. A. Rundwell
Wyo
Anthony J.kiret
James B. Taylor
Clarence A. Shannon
Carl J. Dockler
Kees G. Seaz
Ren
Kang
Fort Ogiethor
Gant
Toseph W. Geer
H. Patton
Aeg Boone
Morton McD
Jones
Thomas A Dobyns
Ae Cavalry
Riley
Fort Mclntosh
Teas
Fort Ethan Len
Charles R. Chas
Daria
G. McBride
First Cavalry Division
Fortege- Cunte
Fs Fartisen
Herman
Frederic Rose
Harold C. Mandell
Roderick R. Allen
Tully
John
Wee Harold C. Fei
1Owa
William K“Haer
Risen
Jr. Philp
S Fryer
Mack
Royden Kiamyon
William B. van Auken
Herwood
Dodd
Carter R McLennon
Alfred L. Baylive
Baton A. Lowenberg
Paul ‘Sorets
Herbert V. Scanlan
Harry Foateh
Waylang B.atgar
Horace We Forater
Paul L. Singer
Edwin M
Sammer
Caylon
Griffin
Ben A. Macon
Charles Cramer
Thomas J. Heavy
Samuel Rp, Goodwin
Redding
Perry
Philippine
Alexander B
Mwabb
Lawrence Petterson
Eph I
Lambert
Harold Spigelmyre
Quartermaater
Karl F. Baldwin
Coast Artillery
P Corps
Ge2
Washington, D.C
Fort Totten
New York
Paul R. Kn
Fort Henning
Jaco E. Ubrig
38Th Infantry
D. A
Fort Douglas
Utah
The
Ith Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebr
Edwin D. Brickar
Ordnance Department
Army War College
Washington Barracks
D. C
Waetervilet Arsenal
Watervli Y
Army Surplus Sales Reach 7 Million in Week
The War Department reports weekly surplus disposal through its sales system and expects to liquidate nearly all surplus property by the fiscal year end in June. Last week sales totaled about 7 million dollars with an estimated yearly total around 90 million.
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War Department
Navy oil royalties reach 2.881 million in California
The Interior Department announced that Naval Reserve No. 2 in Kern County California collected 2.881 million dollars in oil royalties. The government contrasted this with 7,600 dollars it would have earned under a patent grant proposed earlier, highlighting the financial difference.
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Korn County
California
Interior Department
Yente
School Equipment Bids For Macfarland Langley JHS
School officials prepare bid sheets for equipment at Macfarland and Langley Junior High schools to be completed and occupied by September. Included items are desks chairs and other classroom needs for pupils and teachers, to be ordered and received in time for fall occupancy.
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Macfarland
Langley
Theae
Dancing Class To Exhibit At President Theater May 16
The Stanford Pemberton dancers will present at the President theater on May 16 under Mr Pembertons direction. The program aims to rank with major American cities and showcases Washington talent with many dancers from the capital. Gertrude Hoffmann will join the company, having appeared at the Winter Garden and in prominent venues in town and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Stafford Pemberton
President Theater
Pemberton
Loral
Ain
Gertrude Hoffyoann
Winter Garden
Town
Philadelah
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Ahip
Traval Drewes Ens
WIAY
Woodward & Lothrop
Mane
Artapollo
Foreign Exchange
Washington Gean and Truat Co
Leter
Minnetanks
Anchors Aweigh
Reening
America
WELB
Victor Entertainment
the Madona
Temple
Marietta
Toyaca
Piarta
American Legion Mare Batral Vicotere Itertadnment
Wroden Sulliers
Rwinkiini Star
Planoston
United States Weather Bureau
Sh— White & Boyer
United States
Guibrancen Pseludlong
Doubleday-Hill Electete Co
Hs Waters
Minnetonka
Valut d'Amour
KDKA
Pitteburgh
Tatka
WRE
Springnclé
Mass
Medford Hillaide
Bass
Arina
KYW
Ueporta
Muste Raurly
Forte Worth
WO Wanamaker's
Levening
Wey—Sehonectady
Andrew Shiderate
Kollebe
Mac Bemetit
Wes Shay
Rome
Sidrey
Mme
Octave
Rees
Madeline Octave Rees
Skeenix
Tao
Nicholas
Waile
Wee Tose
Cicero Sapp
Fred Locher
Gideon
Dube
Harold Teen
Westy
HoLte Woot
Winnie. Winkle
Fawthaw Falls In
Love
Adeh
Braniler
Thomas M. Crawford
Fort Benning
Fort Slocum
Norman
N. Rogers
Sheri
Ian
Navy
Ets
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