Radio Schedule Snippet with Station Listings
A dense listing of 1930s radio programs across multiple stations including WJZ KDKA WLW KYW KWK KOA KVOO WREN WFAA KPRC WRHM WOAI and others. Programs feature Air Weavers Eveready Hour Eskimos Thirty Minute Men and various orchestra and news blocks with times, station names, and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell and Cook
WJZ
KDKA
WLW
KYW
KWK
Wren -Koa
KVOO
WFAA
KPRC
WRHM
WOAI
Eveready Hour
WEAP
WRC
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
KBD
WOCO
WGN Wow
WDAF
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
Eskimos
WEAF
WTMJ
K8d
WCCO
WNC Wow
KEPRC
EKOA
WABC
WADC
WERC
WGHP
WBBM
WCWO
EMOX
KMBC
WEPD
WHE
KOIL
Chicago
Air Weavers
Insomnia Club
WGN
Nighthawks
Almanak
Thanksgiving Eve Radio Schedule Highlights
The Wednesday broadcast lineup lists performances and programs across stations. Highlights include Troubadours at 8:00, Palmolive Hour at 8:30, Chicago Grand Opera at 9:00, and Thanksgiving Choral Service at 9:30 with multiple national and regional stations in a holiday themed schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
WRC
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WGN
WIMJ
KSD
Wcco
WDAF
KVCO
WBAP
KPRC
WOAT
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
KOA
Wow
WEAFP
WJAX
WFAA
Evening Radio Schedule Summary
Fragmented OCR list of daily radio programs across stations Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis Omaha detailing orchestras bands operas news features and schedules with times and program names. Includes multiple repeats and misprints such as Thoubadours and One Minute Washer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Orchestra
Crowell Hour
the Smiths
Chicago Grand Opera
Insomnia Club
WGN
Quin
Nighthawks
Almanak
Radio Floorwalker
WMAQ
Chicago Historical Society
Ten O'clock Musicale
WLW
Cincinnati
F. W. Wise
Foresters
Kyrock
Variety
WCCO
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Association
Cecilian Singers
Toodbadours
Palmolive
Crowell
Troubadours
Des Moines
Helen Hughes
Savoy Sextet
Bankers Life Little Symphony
State Teachers’ College
Russell Crane Elected Leader of Tilint Football Team
Russell Crane of Chicago regular guard on the University of Illinois football squad was elected Monday night to captain the 1929 team. The vote occurred at the annual Champaign Rotary dinner. Crane, in his sophomore year, was an all-American pick and starred in Illinois final game with Ohio despite early injuries.
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Champaign
Ill
U.R
Russell Crane
Chicago
University of Ilinois
Illini
Champaign Rotary Club
Crane
Ilinois
Ohio
Final Round in Cue League Tonight in Waterloo
The Nauman company team defeated United Iowa Vulcanizing 75 to 46 in a Waterloo Pocket Billiard league game last night. Lew Huck had a high run of 14 as the Popular Cigar store team faces Shell Oil tonight at eight, completing the final round. A round robin among the top three teams will run Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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Nauman Company
United Iowa
Waterloo
Lewis Huck
Cigar Store
Shell Oil Company
Leadoff Fielder Carney Tops Valley First Basemen
Dubuque native Carney led Mississippi Valley first basemen in fielding this season with a high fielding percentage .996, setting a defensive standard for the league.
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Carney
Dubuque
Mississippi Valley
Rough on Managers Reading's 16 seasons eight managers
Reading has logged 16 baseball seasons and cycled through eight managers in that period, reflecting turnover in leadership and its impact on team performance.
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Reading
Outfielder Watty Watkins Top Dixie Series MVP
Outfielder Watty Watkins was named the most valuable player in the Dixie series by a committee of Houston sport writers and received a suit of clothes as a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Watty Watkins
Houston
Iowa State mat team eyes fresh talent for season
Iowa State coach Hugo Otopalik plans six weight classes filled by newcomers as 90 wrestlers train daily. Prospects include two returnees Ralph Goodale and Art Holding, with Hold ing a 135 pound favorite. Sophomores Richard Cole and Bernice Griffith vie for 125, while 118 pounds show Kyner McCormick and Howard Crist as leading candidates. Others in contention span 145 to 165 pounds with names like Norman Hanson, Wilbur Juhl, Don Blair, Hugh Linn, Leonard Bodensteiner, Richard Campbell, Harry Schroeder, Marion Russell, and more. The squad faces ten meets this season against Oklahoma A&M, Oklahoma, Indiana, Minnesota, Kansas State, Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ames
Altho
Hugo Otopalik
Iowa State
Otopalik
Ralph Goodale
Marshalltown
Art Holding
Burt
Richard Cole
Ames High School
Bernice Griffith
Kyner McCormick
Woodward
Howard Crist
Stanwood
Norman Hanson
Casper
Wyo
Wilbur Juhl
Dana
Don Blair
Mason City
Hugh Linn
Shelby
Leonard Mbodensteiner
Ossian
Richard Campbell
Preshno
S. D
Harry Schroeder
Denison
Marion Russell
Sheridan
Harry Lindblom
Des Moines
Andy Pontius
Husky Fort Dodge
Milton Kubicek
Cresco
Emil Tomshe
Iowa
Entertainment lineup for film program includes Ben Hur cast
Pteatre presents Palace Ramon Novarro in Ben Hur with Betty Bronson May Mc Avoy Carmel Myers and FrancisX Bushman leading a large cast. Also The Perfect Crime a synchronized mystery with courtroom sequences. Claude Adams Lynn Overman in talking prolog and epi log with Hramer Boyle Klein Brothers and Dora Maughan on Vitaphone. Tomvay Jay Coggshall Riviera John Gilbert The Masks of the Devil with Alma Rubens Eva von Berne. Movietone Paramount news and stage show with Jack Bain Fortunello Ciril lino Lolita Amiet Nate Spector. Strand Clive Brook Irene Waterloo Boyd Trousdale Players in Gossip with Josephine Generro Robert Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Ramon Novarro
Gen. Lew Wallace
Christ
Betty Bronson
May McAvoy
Carmel Myers
Francisx. Bushman
Riviera
John Gilbert
Vienna
Alma Rubens
Eva von Berne
Movietone
Paramount News
Jack Bain
Fortunello & Cirillino
Lolita Amiet
Nate Spector
Dessau Returns to Pilot Decatur Three-I Club in 1929
Frank Dessau is re-engaged to manage the Decatur Three-I league club for the 1929 season. He will leave his York, Pennsylvania home soon to arrange for next season.
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Frank Dessau
Decatur
Dessau
York
Ames Coach Names 24 for Marquette Clash
Ames Ta November 27 Twenty four members of the Iowa State college varsity football squad will depart for Milwaukee for the final 1928 game against Marquette Thursday afternoon. Coach Noel Workman works on defense after a severe defeat by Drake and aims to finish repairs. Captain Harry Lindblom quarterback Carl Rudi Ed Krekow and Fred Lutyens among those set to play their last games for the Cyclones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclones
Harry Lindblom
Iowa State
Carl Rudi
Ed Krekow
Fred Lutyens
Cardinal
Gold
Kansas to Open 1929 Season Versus Illinois at Urbana
Kansas will open its 1929 football season with a game against Illinois at Urbana on October 5. In three prior meetings, Kansas was held scoreless twice and won one game, last meeting in 1917.
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Kansas
Illinois
Urbana
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Brewerton
Meadows
Kahn & Lombardi
Office Boys
Southern Sunshine
Eveready
Izaaak Walton League
WOW Omaha
Morley Singers
Vaughn DeLeath
Walt Wood
Sheasby
Tilint
By Ben Dave Allen
United Feature Syndicate
Walnut Tree
Bobby Thatcher
George Storm
Jim
Ust
Dmcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Pteatre
Tom Vay
Jay Coggshall
Boyd B. Trousdale Players’ Stock Company
Josephine Generro
Robert Ripley
Flapper
Denver
Henry Zuppke
Melodians
Anna
Crosley
RADIO
Eroseey Standard Battery & Electric Co
West Fifth St
Marquette
America
Mask of the Devil
Metro Goldwyn Picture
Nat Spector
Lolita Mieta
Fortunelli
Cirillino
Ralph Jones
Singing Organ
Paramount Pictures
Buddy Rogers
Mary Brian
Chester Conklin
Wadio
Gram
Ipacace
Ben Hur
Armory
Earl Hunt
Rm Olive Ory BO Rene Yy
Eumund
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