Germany leads with passenger carrying ships
Washington December reports from the department of commerce show Germany tops the world in regular airways for passenger and express transport by airplane while the United States leads in air mail development. Germany flew 5,921,593 miles carrying 102,681 passengers, 3,225,595 pounds of express goods, and 1,057,812 pounds of mail. the U S logged 5,809,999 miles with 8,572 passengers, 2,261,507 pounds of express, and 1,654,165 pounds of mail. European routes totaled 14,129,034 miles, carrying 199,346 passengers and 9,534,380 pounds of express.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Department of Commerce
Europe
France
Great Britain
Programs in Central Standard Time Listing
Programs in Central Standard time are provided by the Associated Press. All times are P. M. unless noted. Wavelengths are shown left of call letters and kilo cycles on the right.
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The
Associated Press
Monday Radio Schedule Highlights Concert and Opera
Monday broadcasts feature 6:20pm Roxy and His Gang with Douglas Stanbury on multiple networks. At 8:30pm Family Party performs musical comedy hits across a wide network. 9:00pm The Adventurers: Rescue tale airs on a broad list of stations. 10:30pm National Grand Opera presents Cavalleria Rusticana on major outlets.
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Roxy
Douglas Stanbury
WIZ
KDKA
WJR
Wren Kwee
WSB
WMC
WSM
KOA
Family Party
WEAF
WTAM
WWJ
WGN
KSD
Kwoo Wow
WDAF
WFAA
EPRC
WHAS
WMG
WJAX
WRC
WGY Ego
KFI
KOMO
the Adventurers
WOR
WERG
WGHP
WMAQ
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
National Grand Opera
WEAP
WWI
Wow
Radio and Concert Schedule Snippet for Chicago and Midwest Stations
Radio listings summarize daily time blocks across Chicago and Midwest stations. Programs include orchestra hours, arts shows, talks, news, and operatic segments with names like Walt Wood, Bankers Life, and Sheasby. Diverse hours span late afternoon to night with multiple venues.
Tuesday Radio Schedule Features and Air Lineups
A dense schedule lists broadcasts across stations WJZ, WGN, WMAQ, WOWO, WHO, WLW and others. Entries include theatre programs, Eskimos dance music, Simmons Showboat, hockey, news, orchestras, lectures, and weather with times from early morning through late night. Strong entities include station call signs, programs like Weavers and Eskimos, and cities like Chicago and Des Moines.
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KRYW
Chicago
Firestone
Nubs Allen
Insomnia Club
WGN
Quin
Nighthawks
Almanak
WMAQ
WOR
WLW
Cincinnati
Kyrock
WCCO
Minneapolis
Hamline University
Walter Mallory
WOW Omaha
WEAF
National Grand Opera
Des Moines
Walt Wood
Bankers’ Life Little Symphony
Sheasby
WJZ
EDKA
WJR
KYW
Wren Kvoo
WPAA
KPRC
WOAI
WYMJ
Hpkaa
KWEK
WREN
Eskimos
WRG
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
Woal Witmj
KSD
WMC
WDAF
KVOO
WFAA
EPRC
WHAS
WSM
WSB
KOA
Simmons Showboat
WABC
Wadc Werg
WGHP
WOWO
KMOX
Embc KO
WSPD
WHE
Uncle Bob
Air Weavers
HGA
Radio
Eveready
Brewerton
Meadows
Amies-Andy
Mmc
Kahn & Lombardi
Office Boys
Crinoline Trio
Southern Sunshine
WHO
Tes Moines
Savoy Sextet
Merry Minstrels
Bridee
Real Team Gant Take Every Game Says Coach Yost
University of Michigan athletics head Fielding H. Yost argues that upset talk misreads football. He notes teams rarely sweep all games, cites Michigan Minnesota series of 1926 and Cornell 1894 as examples, and stresses strength distribution, unpredictability, and development in every game. Ohio Wesleyan praised for showing strong play.
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Yost
GANT
Ann Arbor
Mich
New York Americans
Minnesota
Michigan
Cornell University
Cornell
America
West Virginia
Ohio Wesleyan
Rutiv's Big Stick Babe Ruth's Heavy 52-Ounce Bat
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees is believed to wield the heaviest bat, standing out from typical bats of 28 to 40 ounces with a 52 ounce slugger used for home runs.
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Rutiv
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Colleen Moore at Strand in Oh Kay and more
Colleen Moore headlines a lively Strand program with Ford Sterling and Lawrence Gray in a musical comedy stylen Oh Kay. romance, escapade and brash humor headline a diverse bill including Vitaphone acts, a Western feature Rough Ridin Red at Palace, plus Sinners in Love and Hold Em Cowboy comedy segments.
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Colleen Moore
Ford Sterling
Lawrence Gray
Colleen
America
Strand Theatre
Kay
Timblin & Raymond
Disiog
Tex McLeod
Will Rogers
Bill Bl. E. W
Buzz
Barton
Palace
Palace Theatre
Red
Little Buzz
Frank Howard Clark
Hank
Frank Rice
Betty Welsh
James Welch
Bert Moorehouse
Ethan Laidlaw
The
Fox News
New York
Crystal Theatre
Olive Borden
Huntly Gordon
Bobby Vernon
Home Towners Talk and Fight at Riviera
Riviera audiences enjoyed the talking film version of The Home Towners with star performances by Rob ert McWade and Richard Bennett. Doris Kenyon and Gladys Brockwell register well while news reels and a lively stage bill with Mississippi Mud and dancers cap the show. L. E. W. reports a noisy crowd that clearly appreciated the drama and comedy.
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George M. Cohan
Riviera
Pig Head Bancroft
South Bend
New York
Robert McWade
Richard Bennett
The
New Yorker
Doris Kenyon
Gladys Brockwell
Movietone News
Paramount News
Jack Bain
Mississippi
Jack Kates
Pretty Little Dot Reid
Ruth Haaga
Minnesota
Harlem
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement Experience
A San Antonio man recounts his recovery from flu and pneumonia with Foley's Senny and Tar Compound. He claims the remedy cured his persistent cough and asserts the product has been worth fifty dollars per bottle, urging readers to try it, sold everywhere.
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Wm. Baines
San Antonio
Texas
Foley
Stock Players Good in Steve at Waterloo
Stock Players present Steve at the Waterloo theatre through Thursday. Boyd Trousdale players deliver a strong performance with well-handled characters. Robert Ripley plays Steve Evans and Tom Post as Spot Gleason evoke laughs. Christine is played by Josephine Generro.
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Maine
Steve
Waterloo Theatre
Boyd Trousdale
Steve Evans
Three Gun
Tom Post
Pleasure Island
Christine
Josephine Generro
Sammy Toothacher
Jay Coggshall
Reeves Brown
Bob Leeiers
Roberg
Jerry Houck
Diana Mills
Madeline Lewis
Josie
Explorer Clarke Reports Upper Congo Tribes Talk Tonight
John Alexander Clarke explorer discusses the Upper Congo tribes in a Gospel Hall address at 726 Western avenue tonight. He recounts thrilling experiences hunting big game as large audiences attended his lectures yesterday afternoon and evening.
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Upper
Congo River
John Alexander Clarke
Gospel Hall
Western Avenue
Mr. Clarke
Chet Martin to Succeed Jack Bain at Riviera Theatre
Jack Bain, Riviera master of ceremonies for three months after Casey Jones left, is leaving this week. Herbert Grove announces Bain departs Saturday night. Chet Martin will take his Riviera role next Sunday, arriving from Newark New Jersey to perform as musician and reader.
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Jack Bain
Riviera Theatre
Casey Jones
Herbert Grove
Jack
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Bain
The
Riviera
Chet Martin
Newark
N. J
Fitzgerald Elected President of National College Unions
R H Fitzgerald director of the Iowa Memorial Union has been elected president of the National Association of College and University Unions. The decision comes from Nashville Tenn where the association met at its convention last week establishing his leadership role at a national level.
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Iowa City
U.P
R. H. Fitzgerald
Iowa Memorial Union
National Association of College and University Unions
Nashville
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Wilford Waskell
Music Creek
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Colleen Moore Fast Company
Strand
Crystal
And
Eugene O'Brien
Hearty
Waterloo
Cc, K
Sally
Irene
Vitaphone
Blackface
Ralph Jones
Publix
All-Talking Picture
Towners
Geo. M. Cohan
Pele Ee Tate
Dot Rem
Upper Congo
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University Unions Assn
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