Radio Programs Tonight and Monday Night Listings
A dense radio schedule lists stations across the country with talk, music, and orchestral programs. Chicago WENR WMAQ WLS and New York WEAF WABC appear among many others with varied times and genres, including concerts, lectures, and religious services.
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Davenport
Chines
Chicago
WDAF
Kansas City
School
WEAF
New York
Springfield
Ponting
WLW
Cincinnati
WMAQ
Omaha
WRC
Washington
WEA
Dallas
Schenectady
Cleveland
Nashville
Shenandoah
KDKA
WQI
WRSS
Springfield Orchestra
Chica
Houston
WBAP
Fort Worth
Sun
Louisville
St. Paul
Enteage
Independence
KREC
Mo Heart
Pontiac
WGR
WCAE
WGN
KSD
Wwoc
wwAog
Ames
Res Moines
Joncert
Des Moines
Orchestra
WFAA
Atlas
Carilen
Tria
Detroit
M. E
Unelo Walt
WWJ
KOUA
Denver
Organ
Kiys
WOC
WREO
Lansing
Bufalo
WGY
WSAI
Yous Gie
Springniea Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Mee
Millian
Chiesa
Sernan
WTAM
Isnt
WIO
Weleso
Ginsionall Orchestra
Uanta
Io Thedistiary
KPRC
Lath
Melody He
WBZ
Zion City
Yehicago
Few Yorks
Atwater
Kent
Paul Kochanski
Charles Hackett
Wal WR
Heb
Krgo
Oakland
Amirste
WFEAA
Dallag
Hot Springs
Arcese Lincelin
Atuskale
KFI
Los Angeles
WIR
WMBE
Oreha
Wsui
Iowa City
Moe Plomt
Relbe
Pf Potat
Wer
Menke
KYW
Town City
Springfold
WALA
Wwf
WAIA
Orch
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Port
Howe
WEW
Mawarr
Ira P Wiiz
New Marie Patearch
KFRN
Hastings
EB. Bitlsburgh
WOS
Jefferson City
WRO
Vesper Kr
Buffalo
Mols-St. Paul
Trealzee Clearwater
Eae Des Moines
Gran
Atlantic City
York
Wsu OG Town
Ween
Mpls
WIC
WTAB
WSAT
WOAR
Wiate
WITO
Andrews to Send Moonshine Detachment After Makers of Moonshine
Washington Oct 23 A moonshine squadron will be organized by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews to combat distilling for bootleg trade. The rural and mountain regions will be patrolled by experienced revenue men familiar with moonshine methods to hunt stills.
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Washington, D. C
Andrews
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
America
Middlewest
Yellowly
Chicago
St. Louis
Nnion
Missouri
Prohibition shifts eyed as hotels report more drinking
Dry officials anticipate changes to prohibition districts in the near term while bootleg beer flows from Ohio New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Hotel owner Richard Lane says drinking in guest rooms rose five percent since prohibition and blames it on the law with damaged furniture and bottle openers recycled as evidence of ongoing failures.
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Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Andrews
Chicago
Missouri
Madison
Wis
America
Richard KR. Lane
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Northwest Hotel Association
Lane
Man Charged With Tap Of Electric Wires
Taylor Benson of 418 Verwell Street was arrested for tapping electric light wires to power his home free of charge. Officers Crimrine Davis and Buckley arraigned him before Judge Beem and Benson was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond.
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Taylor Benson
Wervell Street
Hugh Crimrine
Ralph Davis
Warren Buckley
J. ¢. Beem
Benson
Gulf Stream Saved Florida Peninsula, Waterloo Man Declares
Waterloo man HH Strayer, visiting Fort Lauderdale survivor of the September hurricane, argues the Gulf Stream protected Florida. He recalls a captain describing 60 mile wide current near Fort Lauderdale that redirected towering 100 foot waves and could have spared the peninsula if the wind had shifted east. Strayer notes Florida’s post hurricane rebuilding with strict codes and civic cooperation. He reports his firm aiding reconstruction and financing mortgages.
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Gulf Stream
Florida Peninsula
United States
Lsurone
Deciires HH. Strayer
Port Lauderdale
Stayer
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Shayer
Waterloo
Bars
Cal J. Miller
Fourth Street
Des Moines
Kansas City
Horton Mortgage & Bond Co
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdine
Boy 13 Is Sentenced For Auto Accessory Theft
Charles Stohr, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Stohr of 110 Glen Avenue and brother of John Stohr, was found guilty of stealing auto accessories and sent to the Industrial School for Boys in Eldora by Judge J C Beem after Detective Ralph Davis arrested him. Two stolen items were recovered. Stohr had long been in trouble, probation officer Myrtle Delimire said. Deputy Sheriff Joe Holker transported him to Eldora.
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Charles Stohr
Ben Stohr
Glen Avenue
John Stohr
Eldora
J. C. Beem
Ralph Davis
Myrtle Delimire
Stohr
Joe Holker
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Los Ange Orchestra
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