Two Day Radio Politics Program Featured Off Air Networks
Associated Press notes a two day radio lineup with speakers including John J. Raskob in New York at 7 over Wde and coast to coast, Thomas J. Brogan in Jersey City at 8 30 over WOR, Floyd E. Thompson backer R Kenworthy in Davenport at 5 45, James Francis Burke in New York at 8, Sarah Buller at 6 30 from WJZ, Kenneth Rouse with a collegiate group on KYW, Snell from WGY at 7 50, and tomorrow Democratic Senator James A Reed at 8 30 from WEAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deics
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Wde
Thomas J. Brogan
Jersey City
WOR
R. Kenworthy
Rock Island
Floyd E. Thompson
Illinois
WOC
Davenport
James Francis Burke
WEAF
Red Network
Sarah Schuyler Buller
New York State Committee
WJZ
Kenneth Rouse
KYW
Chicago
Midwest
Ertrend Snell
New York
WGY
Schenectady
N.Y
Des Moines Area Radio Schedule Summary
A dense listing of afternoon and evening radio programs across Des Moines Ames Davenport and surrounding stations. Entries include news summaries weather reports musical programs orchestras chimes concerts and market updates with stations WOC and others listed alongside times and program titles. The fragmentary schedule spans Thursday Friday and late-night segments with multiple local and national acts featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph
Hostonland
Pcan
Merkets
Walter Memrosch
Orch
Fordan
Jolly Bills
Waldorf Astoria
Fox-Republican
Nat's Committee
Reliance Battery
Bourjois Company
Eye P.M
Werther
SE Regis Orchestra
P. Mi
Bankers Life Uttle Symphony
WOC Davenport
Walter Damrosch
Homemakers
Herb Heur
Night at the Plaza Strand and Riviera Theaters
Tonight the Palace Theatre presents Blondike in Fangs of Fate and a four chapter serial The Yellow Cameo while the Plaza showcases Too Many Wives with Howard Paden and Runway Girls on screen. Riviera features Norma Talmadge in The Woman Disputed and Vita phone acts with Paramount news. Strand offers Four Sons with Margaret Mann and a Movie Tone program. Waterloo shows What Amg Brought Home with Frances Winton and James Dean. Matinee Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palacke
Blondike
Plaza—Paden Players
Howard Paden
Shirley Mason
Atd
Riviera
Norma Talmadge
Gilbert
Roland
Paramount News
Jack Balti
Margaret Mann
Johnny Marvin
Victor
Leo Beers
Whistler
Waterloo
Fort Dodge Man Sentenced for Mann Act Violation
Richard Tie chert of Fort Dodge was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth after pleading guilty to transporting a 17 year old girl to Fort Dodge and living with her as husband and wife. The case was decided by federal District Judge Elliott in Sioux Falls on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Richard Tiechert
Fort Dodge
Leavenworth
Elliott
Headford Fire Delays Tractor Castings at Headford Foundry
A fire at Headford Bros and Hitchins foundry on Westfield Avenue caused about 2000 in damage and delayed castings for the OC type tractors by at least two days. Fire officials initially cited a locomotive spark but later attributed it to an overheated metal furnace. The blaze damaged the engine room and shut down elevator and transportation facilities, with workmen repairing the rear and engineers fixing machinery while insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headford Bros. & Hitchins
Westfield Avenue
John Deere Tractor Company
Trumbauer House Property Sold to Roxana Oil
The J. O. Trumbauer residence at Franklin and Fifth streets was sold to Roxana Oil Corp., St. Louis. Possession goes to Dec 1, with the Trumbaurs to stay at Hotel Russell-Lamson for winter and build a smaller home in spring. Roxana plans a filling station on a 70 by 90 foot tract fronting Fifth and Franklin. The buyer intends to sell unused portions for business use. The late Andrew McElhinney, fa- continues in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Trumbauer
Franklin and
Fifth Streets
Roxana Oil Corporation
St. Louis
Franklin
Andrew McElhinney
Trumbauer House Tied to Banker Builder in 1890
Willford heads to Dubuque for a Walton League rally tonight and will speak on the program. The Trumbauer house was built by J. W. Krapfel, a banker, after moving from the Mable place at High and Lime streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbauer
High and
Lime Streets
H. B. Allen
J. W. Krapfel
Walton League of America
Dubuque
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Ft. Des Moines
Orth
Porhan
Hoover Senuinels
Republican Party
Maxwell House
Halsey-Stuart Co
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Jack and Jill
Herb Heuer
Trarver Hearn
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Carnahan
Teppright
TooRit
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Bobby Thatcher
Sam Peagler
George Storm
Headford Fire Delays
C” Tractors
Peerless Reproducers Radio Repair Shop
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Oi Company
Standard Tire Co
Peerless
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Davidsons
Willford
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Ben-Gay
Baume Bengue
G. C. Kennedy
Jesteri
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St. Joseph
Southwestern Express Ly
Desiroines
St.oseph
Kansas City
Great Westen
Deertean Reproducers
Uray
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Good Radio
United Reproducers Corporation
Peartass
Rochester, N.Y
Selzer’s
Furniture & Radio
Commercial
the Strand
BAIN
Dick Hoshi
Paramount Pictures
Talmadge
Gilbert Roland
Riesenfield Orchestra
Weinrich
Ralph Jones
Jack Bain
Lon Chanel
Cai Ass
Jaaty
Setae Ae
Standard Battery & Electric Co
West Fifth St
Platza
Paden Players
Aasia Tur
Rankin Rley Mason
Arthur Heoda Hopper
Alice Lake
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