Radio Schedule Listings for April 17 in Two Markets
Detailed hourly radio program guide listing orchestras, operas, and talk shows across stations in New York and the CBS network region. Includes specific time slots, program titles like The Crucifixion and Grand Opera, and a dense roster of affiliated stations such as WHAS WJZ WABC WBZ KDKA and WNBC.
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Malaweap
New York
HBC Chala
Orcnestra—Als
Midereeke
Sunshine
WEE
WGR
Wien
WGY
Grand Opera
WRVA
Wabc Newarene
CBS Chain
WLBW
WKRC
WTAR
Wbrc Wood Piepm
Beacantewe AG Salen
Pisa Bly
EDO
WFBL
Trosrem
WNAC
Statiationen
WLBZ
WJAS
WWNC
WDB
F. W. Wile
WFAN
Shoemakera
Wean AC
WCAO
WMAL
WLEW
WFAL
WKBW
WA Wee Rhe
WGHP
WSPD
WDBJ
WGST
Detective
Yes
WEAN
WCAU
Www
WADC
WHK
WEKRC
the Redskins
Ware
WKAC
Camera Prine Wean
Wspd Wast
Forum
WHP
W Jas
WBRC
WDOD
Saece
NBC Chain
Cummins’ Orchestra
WJZ
Lirens
WIZ
Prohibition
WJIR
WLW
WPTF
WIJAX
WIOD
Amos 'N
Andy
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
WRC
CKGW
WCKY
WBT
WJAX
Edward Taylor
W4jz
Lopez Orch
Gems
WBAL
Frontier Days
Harold Sanford
WHAS
WSM
WSB
KYW
WILOD
WIR
WGN
Amos
Poll
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1940s Network Lineups
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple stations and time slots across cities like Atlantic City Hartford Philadelphia and Detroit. It includes program blocks with orchestras recitals news dance music bands and a few special features across WEAF WJZ WABC and others.
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Atlantic City
Organoonlight
Subway Boys
Piano & Arte
Boor
Dariusi
WBAL
Ene Ig
Memorieny Witching Hour
Hartford
WEAF
Newarlen
Conecert
Cabbies
Bamberger Little Symphony
Rangers
Ensemble
Red Laguer
Jade
Moonbeams
Wcau Philadelphia
WABC
WHAM
Rochester
Dawn Music
WGY Schenectady
Studia
WGY
WJZ
Springfield
WJIZ
Melodeers
Ieeetee State Yimney ‘Swallows
Lowe's Orchestra
Revival Enthusiasm Presses On at First Baptist Meeting
The ongoing revival at First Baptist Church draws steady crowds with strong earnestness and vigor. Rev. Edward T. Clark delivered a vivid sermon on "The Entrance Requirements to the Kingdom of Heaven" as the midweek turnout remained healthy.
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First Baptist
Edward T. Clark
Kingdom of
Hevaen
Winchester residents urged to join local church before Easter
People living in Winchester are urged to align with a church as the Lenten period nears its end. Baptists who have not affiliated are reminded that church doors are open tonight Friday and Sunday. Services tonight and tomorrow night begin at 8 o clock.
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Winchester
Easter sunrise service at Mount Hebron wall
The Easter sunrise service at Mount Hebron Cemetery near the wall of the old Lutheran Church began in 1926 by Rev. Dr. C. A. Freed of Grace Lutheran Church. Attendees recall the quiet morning, birdsong, and reflections on Jesus’s crucifixion and resurrection.
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Old Church Wall
Mount Hebron
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Mary Magdalene
Mary
Community Service Promotes Unity Among Churches
A Lutheran minister leads a yearly community service with other clergy. The event includes prayers, brief talks, and songs by nuns. Scheduled for 7 o clock to avoid conflicts, the gathering emphasizes remembrance of Christ’s presence among believers.
Comic writer guards ego as pages reach vast readers
A humorous author brushes off views as negligible while his work reaches about 150000 newspaper readers and a book draws 2865 readers, highlighting divide between audience size and self image.
Adjustment of Differences On Rates Reached
Washington April 17 The conferees on the tariff bill completed the adjustment of differences between the Senate and House over all rates except eight in the Hawley Smoot measure Eight rate disputes remain for later decision affecting sugar cement casein lumber shingles silver narrows cigarette papers and books Lace increases were discussed again but no action was taken.
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Washington
Senate
House
Gas Company Plans Cut in Self Acting Water Heater Rates
Consumers Utilities Company files with the State Corporation Commission in Richmond to reduce the self acting water heater rate. Proposed minimum charge 1.50 per month, 2 000 cubic feet at 2.45, next 28 000 at 1.20, over 30 000 at 1.10. A discount of one cent per cubic foot if paid by the fifteenth of the month.
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Consumers Utilities Company
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
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Sadern
Associated Press
Waraiontan
Clear Channel
Scar
Pittsburgh
U, of
Beadie
Central and Southern
Cincinnati
Doge Grub
Verkinevile
WIZ Uarte N .m
the Hall
Fillmore
Adventurer
Los Amigos
Dance Orchestra
Melville Bay
Orch
Trio
Detroit
Ed McConnell
Cigar Makers
Rev. Randall
WSB Atlanta
Fraternity
Margaret Hecht
Charlotte
Loouisville
WIZ Weaf
Hotel Orchestra
Dinnher
Lim
Ovens
Special Baptist Meeting
Sylvania
Veedol
Rear Admiral
Byrd
Atlantic
Buick
Chevrolet
Dodge
Essex
Hudson
Graham- Paige
Hupmobile
Nash
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Reo
Studebaker
Willys-Knight
Whippet
Ford
Temple Oil Co., Distributors
Middletown, Va
TYDOL
The
Bradfield Co
Dept
Atlanta
Essens
Ed Majestic
Atwater Kent
H. J. Mowrey
Majestic and
West Piccadilly St
Winchester, Va
Ternational Records
Commander
Dictator
President
Ebaker
Dellenger Bros
East Piccadilly Street