davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
A F0LDG0MB BELsEJE
Egy uj elmelet szerint lehetseges,
hogy a f0ldg0mb belseje: valami
hideg massza. - A radium szet-
porladasa fejleszti a fold meleget.

A f6ldg0mb feliilete fs belsejp
! szamos tudomanynak targyat ke-
pezi. Ezek k0z0tt a legelemibbek
a f0ldrajz es a fizikai foldrajz,
amelyek f0kent ennek planeta-
max a feliiletevel es ezzel kapcso-
latos jellegzetes jelensegekkel
foglalkoznak. Egyeb a f0ldgoly6-
val foglalkozo tudomanyok: a
fodmertan, f0ldtan, amelyek a
fold formaja, merete, anyaga, me-
chanikai tulajdonsagai es anyagi
t0rtenelmevel foglallzoznak beha-
t6an. A meteorologia tudomanya
a legkori valtozasokat veszi ta-
nulmany ala. Mindeme tudoma-
nyok szorosan egybekapcsolod-
max es ICY nem egyszer a geofizi-
ka elnevezes alatt foglaljuk 3ket
egybe.
Az Egyesiilt Alfamoknak van
egy kiilon hivatala, amely "U. s.
Geological Survey neven isme-
retes. Ez hivatal as vele kap-
csolatos laboratoriumok, gyakor-
lati celt szolgal6 kutatasaik mel
lett, szoros ertelemben vett tudo-
manyos kutatasokat is vegeznek
es eek, k0ze tartozik: fold bel
sejenek h0merseklete.
AIT az elmeletet, amely d "ki-
hiil6 fold" belsejet ugy allitotta
be, mint valami rendkiviili hose
gil anyagot, a modern geologia
tanul6i ketsegbe rvonjak. A regi
elmelet szerint a, f0ldet $40 merit
fold vastagsagu kereg vonja be,
ami alatt csepp folyos anyag
van, mig a fold belseje Zorro tiiz-
katlan. A mondern geofizika vi
szont AIT tartja, hogy a f0ldben
levo nyomas eleg nagyfoku ahoz,
hogy ezt a masszat visszatartsa
csepp foly6s anyagga valo atval-
tozasat6l, masreszt a csepp foly6s
Comb, amt egy szilard reteg bo-
rit be, fizikailag lehetetlen,
dacara fold belseje hatalmas
h6fokanak.
| Ellentetben az eddigi felteves-
sci, amely foldet kihiil6 anyag-
max velte, ujabban mind er6sebb
alatamasztast nyer a hipotezis,
amely AIT tartja, hogy fold min
den melege a radium diszintegra-
lasanak koszonhet6. Es lehet,
hogy a fold belseje egy hideg
massza. A fold belsejenek homer
sekletet mar regeb bidS 6ta kepe-
SEX felmerni, de kiil0n0sen erde-
kes adatokat csakt az6ta kepesek
gyiijteni, ami6ta G. E. Van Or
strand, a hires geofizikus kiil0n
ere celra keszitett aparatusat
hasznaljak. Ma mar egy mertfold
melyseget is kepesek felmerni.
Az eddigi kutatasokr6l kitiinik,
hogy ngyanazon melysegek kiil0n
fele helyeken mas es mas homer
seklettel birnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

Tuka iigyr6l nyilvanossagra ke-
riilt, abagatel: Sokkal melyebben
fekszik bal. Tndomasom szerint
lit egg naeyszabasu legitimista
sz0vetsfgnek lancszemei yannak
az iiSy6szseg sYkezdben. Tukatk
mozgalma SERVES kapcsolatban
van bajor Is magyar legitimis-
tax akci6javal, tehat komoly We
szedelmet ret magaban nemcsak
az egyetemes dem2kracia SEEM
pontjab6l, hanem a csehszlovak
koztarsasaggal szemben is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
(Folytatasl

Kiil0n0s zajt hallottam: Erik
szorosan visszhangzottak koz-
egyforma lepteit a padlon. Szaz-
szorosan visszhangzottak s koz,
ben finom nevetest, kalapalast
leptek zajat.s millio torok kiaba-
lasat hallottam. Megint kinyitot-
tam Mememet a Sarolkban egy
fekete allatot pillantottam meg
fanylo szemekkel, hosszan elite
riilve, mint egy macska S epp hoz-
zam akart osonni. Veks0 ketseg-
beesesemben Erik nevet kialtot-
tam.
Ugy latszik csak ere vart, =
inert azonnal bej0tt $ agyam SEE
lere tilt. Kibekiiltiink. A kiser-
.tet eltiint, Macy, fekete macska
arnyekka valtozott, az alallok es
koszoruk szinttn a szel Zugasa
lett altat6 dalunk. Draga szavak
rs edes cs0kok k0z0tt igerte meg
Erik vagyam teljesiteset, otthon
alapitasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

Erik vagyam teljesiteset, otthor
alapitasat.
Hamburg, februar q. 1892
Draga Dida! Ezer ,k0sz0net
kedves leveledert. Mem is hiszed
mennyire 0ril0k soraidnak. Egy-
altalan mem is tudod, mily nagy
szerepet jatszol eletemben Oily j6
ha van valakink, bar tavol is,
aki erdekl0dik irantunk. Hany-
szor veszem eszre magam, hogy
AIT kerdezem 0nmagamt6l: Nit
sz0lna chez Dida?
Tudomasul veszem, hogy jelen-
leg Erdelyben vagytok Mayens
urnal. Csak vigyazz, hogy az Greg
ne sorozzon be pillang6gyiijteme-
nyebe. Rata mem mulna, ezt mar
Ostendeben eszrevettem De
mem fog sikeriilni neki, inert AIT
meg mem LATHAM ,hogyvalaki oily
hi legyen, mint te Erikhez. Sok
tekintetben irigyellek teged, Di-
da. Irigyellek ,hogy annyit uta-
zol; en- is szeretnek elrepiilni, te
pedig azert irigyelsz, hogy allan
d6an Hamburgban vagytok.' Az
eletben mindig ICY van, hogy min
denki mask sorsat tartja jobb-
max. s vegeredmenyben egyre
megy, hogy Pomeraniaban mint
j6 haziasszony fonom-e napjaim
egyhangu sziirke .fonalat, vagy
pedig Hamburgban tepegetem
eletem rovid, tarka selyemszalait
Senki sincs megelegedve. Most
meselek neked valamit. Kepzeld
csak, megismerkedtem a te barat.
nodded, Petersen Helgaval es pc.
dig lit nalunk Kindermanne la
kasaban. Oh Dida, micsoda egy
no ez! A te beszeded utan itelve
AIT hittem, hogy van nemi hason-
latossag k0zte es Liesmann Kon-
nj k0z0tt, de belatom, hogy ma
gyon megsertettem szegeny Kon-
nit ezzel a feltevessel, inert a Pet
tersenhez hasonlitva, q val6sagos
scent.
A nyolcadik vilagcsoda, hogy
te noha, h6napokig voltal kezei
kozt, alapjaban olyan kis feh6r
aldozati barany maradtal, mint
amin6nek Ostendeben megismer-
telek. Abban a ketes szerencseben
van reszem, hogy kitiintetett sze-
retetevel es bizalmaval, de tulsa.
gOsan romlott! Merit hiaba, Dida,
barhogy legyen is, a n6iessegnek
Is tisztessegnek mem szabad telje.
sen kiveszni bel6lunk. Kinder
manne meselte nekem multkor
hogy .Pettersenne olykor ejjelen-
kent az arkadok alatt setal s
egesz idegen ferfiakkal felj0n
hozzank azzal dicsekedett, hogy
3 EFT sportszeriien iizi. Meg AIT is
monda, hogy 0ngyilkos lenne az
nap, samikor kegyenek osztogata-
saert kevesebbet kapna, mint egy
kekr6kat. s ha meg csak eddig
volna, mindez nemileg termesze.
tes, de tele van perverzitasokkal
lie sem tudom irni, italian maid
egyszer elmondom, ha egyiitt le-
STINK.
Szeretn6k a nyaron megin1
Ostendebe menni. AIT hiszen
azert Szeretem oily nagyon he.
lyet, inert lit lattalak teged vi
I sxont. Mem tudnal Erikt6l egy
p6r heti szabadsagot kieszk0zol.
as ,hogy egyiitt utazhatn&nk oda
I1ehetetlen felteves, ugy-e. Csal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
Mezeshetek

= Jaj nekem! Feleve, hogy a
feleseged vagyok mar mem sze-
retsz. ,.
Ugyan Amus, hogy ne sze-
retnelek? .@x
Hiaba beszelsz. Ostobabb
not kellett volna keresned, aki
EFT nelSed el is higyje.
= Nit tehetek r6la, ha nem ia
laltamg nm
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21
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Irta: B0HME MARa1r.

mem fog az en- Didam onkent meg
valni az 3 Erikjetol!
A kivansag sziilte gondola
tot. Mara listen veled! Udv0zlom
az Greg Mayenst. s megegyszel
vigyazz, hogy gombostiire ne
szurjon pillang6gyiijtemenye re
reszere. GyGjt6ktol minden XII
telik.
Hi baratn6d:
Timea
T. 1892. Marcus r.
Egyetlen, draga Didam! Any
nyira izgatott vagyok, hogy AIT
Sc tudom, hol kezdjem. Kezeim
reszketnek, alig tudom tollat
tartani. Mem tudom leirni erzesei-
met. Kepzeld csak, az egesz varos
ban AIT beszelik, hogy egy gazdag
urral jarsz-kelsz a vilagban, fe-
lcsegtnek adod Xxi magad IS meg
sok egyebet. Tegnap elliott hoz-
zank Schustermann Ette, tudod,
mi varosunk eleven ujsaga S
kar0r0mmel meselte nekem ezt a
pletykat, termeszetesen kidobtam
de nagyon bosszantott dolog. S
az ejszaka mem aludtam, rettene-
tes ejszakam volt, bar tudtam
dragam, hogy mem igaz $ hogy
igaztalanul bantanak. A condo
latok mint fekete varjak k6va-
lyognak fejemben lelkemet mar
dossak ,nehez almom volt any,
nyira jajgattam ,hogy apa feleb-
redt. Mindent felideztem emile
kemben, hogy mikor itthon vol
tai, sohasem beszeltel Morresenne
asszonyr6l, hogy leveleidben So
hasem teszel emlitest r6la. Eszem-
be jutott a sok draga holmid,
amt ugy mondtad ajan-
dekba kaptal majdnem belebo-
londultam a sok fejt0resbe Fe-
jem faj anyira tele van. hogy
mem tudok gondolkodni. Oh. Di-
da, ha valaki EFT megmondana
apadnak. Macy baj lenne bel6le.
Agyoniitne az illet0t. Reszketek,,
ha belep a szobaba, hatha mar 8
is hallott r6la. Edes Didam, mem
tudom elhinni hogy rossz ultra
tertei, hisz itthon soha semmi
rosszat nem lattal magad el6tt s
csaladunk egy tagja sem volt
konnyelmii es leder. Lehetetlen,
ez csak ragalom, de mar csak az
emberek kedveert is tedd meg,
dragam, irass egy par sort Morre-
senne asszonnyal, melyben iga-
zolja ,hogy nala vagy alkalma-
zasban. Kerlek siirg0ny0zzel azon
nal, hogy megnyugtass. Mem tu-
dok tovabb irni. listen aldjon.
Anyad.
T. 1892. Marcus IS.
Draga Didam, miert hallgatsz
Beteg vagy mem kaptad meg le-
velemet? MegbolondulQk, ha meg
sokaig kell bizonytalansagban
lennem. Mar mem is erzem en-
bernek magam, olyan vagyok,
mint egy furia; AIT hiszem, XII
tudnam szurni a szemet annak,
aki meg rosszat merne r6lad mon
dani. Barmit elviselunk, de te-
ged, egyetlen boldogsagunkat, ne
merjen senki Sc bantam. Csak
egy sz6t TRIAL, Dida. Oh te j6 Is
ten! Sarolta nenemnek is irtam.
Anyad.
Egy sirgony.
Valaszolj Dida, inert belle
6rul0k. Anyad.
MAsodik siirg0ny.
Apad mindent tud. Ne j0jj ha-
"a. Elebb meg kell nyugtatnom,
felek, hogy 0ngyilkos lesz.
Meg egy siirgony.
Vagy azonnal hazaj0sz, vagy
soha t0bbe. Apad.
Hamburg, aprilis 13.
Hamburgban lakom. Larstorff
Frigyes Kopenhagaba ment ICY
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-21

Hamburg, aprilis 13.
Hamburgban lakom. Larstorff
Frigyes Kopenhagaba ment ICY
Eriknek kell 2-3 evig Hamburg
ban maradni. Egyediil lakom egy
kis villaban, az Eimsbiittler-uton,
lem harom szobam van es fem
kett1 haz k0ril viragos kert
van. Egy Greg hazvezet6n6 gon-
doskodik mindenr6l. Szereztem
magamnak ismet ket kutyat, egy
nagy, oAos, sziirke doggot s egy
draga kis ravasz japan pincsit.
Igen, ICY van ez az eletben. Ket
even keresztiil mem volt t0bb va
CYAN, mint hogy otthonom le-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
3O3-WBZ. Standardization

5:00-Final closing stock markets 5:30-Lost and found; positions wanted 5 5:45-Sid Reinharz, pianist 5:55-Time: news bulletins 6:01-Weatherman; agriculture market reports s;15-The Keyboard Jester 6:20-Spotlight review 6:30-Savannah orchestra from NBC studios 7:00--The Highlanders from NEG studios
 7:30-Gas hour S:00-The Bing Family S:3O-Round the World tour iron NEG studios s:00-Drug program from NEG
 studios
 s:30-Master Minstrels from NEG studios lO:O0-The OilomatIcs from NEG
 studios l0:30-Orchestradians from NEG
 studios :00-Time; weatherman 11:02-News bulletins 11:O7-Bert Loves orchestra 11:30-Variety hour 12:00-Time
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
h6NKYSH22ADlo otRRl0lGRAhls 4S.zZ1fAS> A>.ebs e1e 2 3...z.2

S:30-Round the World tour from
 NEG studios 9:0O-NIystery melodrama from
 NEG studios 10:0O-Pete Arzan and his Arzan Kids 1G:30-Nunn program 1O:45-The Two Kcys-Black and White 11:00-WLW review 12:0O-Gibson orchestra 12:30-Nariety hour l:0G-Little Jack Little l:30-Sign off
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
COAL WEIGHTS FOUND Q. K.
Only One Load Found Slightly Less Than Billing-Sealcr Carlson Con- Gcmns IS Weighing Devices.

Fifteen companies selling coal in this city were found to be giving at least the poundage for which charge was made, and one was found 10 oa delivering less, in Sealer Carl A, Carlson's re-check of coal loads in the last quarter. His report setting forth these facts was filed today. In the case of the company whose truck carried 5,900 pounds and a bill for coco pounds, a second weighing was made at another date and even poundage was found, The sealer condemned 4S weighing de- vices as inaccurate.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

held her as she went ashore in a fog Sunday.
 Blasting of the rock pinnacle which is holding the big ship was decided upon last night after tugs had failed to pull the ship free.
 Oil was pumped out of the liners tanks to lcngthen her bow for the
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
154-WEAF, New Nork-66O

b:OO-Gotham string trio 5:30-The Lady Next Door b;55-Summary Of programs c.0o-Rlack and Gold orchestra 7:0o-Roads of the Sky; Learning 10 Fly, Yesterday and Ioday- Edwin A. Stinson 7:3O-Sketches
 S:OO-Louis Katzman's orchestra
 and Irving Kaufman s.3O-Victor Arden's orchestra an'
 male trio
 e:O0-Special program 1O:0O-The Eskimos 10:3O-R. K. o. hour 11:30-Harbor Lights 12:00-Hal kemp's Manager oTches-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
Explosives to Be Used
 In Freeing Big Steamer

Victoria, B. C., Oct. 15 (Pl-EX- plosiyes were moved today to Albert Head, near here, for use in further attempts to free the liner Empress of Canada from the rocks which
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
Piles Go Quick

Piles are caused by congestion of blood in the lower bowel Only an internal remedy can remove the cause That's why salves and cutting fail. Dr. Leon hardts Hem-Roid a harmless tablet. succeeds. because it relieves this conges- ton and strengthens the affected parts. Hem-Ruid has given quick safe and lasting relief to thousands of Pile Sui ferers. It will do the same for you or money back. The Fair Dept. Store and druggists everywhere sell Hem-Roid with this guarantee.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

novel and aptly presents the canny shrewdness and the original humor of the loveable old horse trader of up state New York. It relates an anccdotc typical of those which con- tributed so largely to the universal popularity of the book and made Dave Harum the personification of Yankee wit and wisdom.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

David Harum's Hoss Trade is the drama preferred by the listeners to the series of radio sketches which have been broadcast over the WEAF system of the NEG each Tuesday evening at 7:30, and so the sketch will be repeated this evening at the same time The sketch is taken from Edward Moves Westcott's famous
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
2S4-MRBNI. Chicago-11O

9:o0-Paul Whiteman and his or chestra from CBS studios
 10:O0-Orchcstra directed by Da- vid Mendoza from CBS studios 10:30-Ted Weems and his Granada orchestra program 1:00-One Hour with Chicago
 dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

effort to release her. Compressed air was pumped into the punctured
 holds to force out the water and powerful centrifugal pumps were set up on the ship to relieve the water pressure below. As the tide re- ccded late yesterday the vessel which had been resting on an even keel, gave a slight list to starboard,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
Through the Static

Thirteen of the most famous op- eras from the pens of master con- posers as interpreted by the star artists of the Chicago Civic Opera company during it's 1929-30 season will be made available 10 listeners throughout the United States it was
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
5o6-WNYC, New York-570

 5.45-Time; market high spots b.5o-The Arkansas Traveller 5;O5-Olcott Sisters, trio e:2O-Elementary Italian lessons V. H. Berlitz s:4o-Advanced Italian lessons- V. H. Berlitz 7:0o-Scouting for Girls 7;10-Rudolph Joskowitz, violin 7;3O-Time; police alarms; civic h. formation
 7:35-The Survey of the sciences 7:55-A Master Composer S:15-Ruoss- -Stockwen duo S:35-John Casserly, Scotch songs S:45-Gisele Daucr, contralto 9:00--The Granada Trio s:30-Sign off
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

He had two loves. One was for his girl and the other was for the open road. Eddie answered the lat ter appeal and so was caught in the tragic whirlpool of life. An innocent man, he was sent into durance vile. fessed, Eddie was released. And out side the jail house, stood the little woman who waited and waited and waited and waited. This insipid yarn will be broadcast over the CBS sometime tonight. Through the
 Static prints this as Q warning to stay away.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
TUESDAY
Eastern Standard Time
.. .os3-WTIC. Hartford-tO6O

.2S3-WTIC, Hartford-1O6O 5:S0-Sunset hour-studio en- semble 6:20-News bulletins 6:30-Emil Heimberger and his trio 7:00-Silent
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
3ll-NENR, ChiCago-S70

G:00-The Air Juniors
 S:l5-The Farmers Farmer 1O:OO-HOme Circle concert 12:00-Marion and Jim's Grab Bag t2;10-The Music Parade 1e:30-Mike and Herman 12:50-Studio Gossip
 1:Jg-DN Air Vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
319-WABC, New YOrk-S60

349-WABC, New York-S60 5:O0-The Rhythm Kings dance or chestra
 5:15-My Bookhouse Story Time 5:30-Littmann entertainers 6:OO-Show Folks-eXperiences Of oud time troupers 6:30-Candle Light dance orchestra 6:5S-Time 7:00-The Gypsy camp 7:30-Symphony orchestra directed by Howard Barlow with George Rymer, tenor S:00-The Plantation S:SO-Flying stories and aviation news
 s:0o-Paul Whiteman and his or chestra directed by David Mendoza 1o:3O-Story in a Song 11:oO-Jesse Crawford, the poet or the organ 11:30-The Dream Boat 12:00-Time l2:O1-Midnigh Reveries
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

What is said by engineers to be the most elaborate and complete ra- dio pick up in the United States is being installed in Chicagos new $20,000,O00 Civic Theater to be used in making this series of broadcasts as mechanically perfect as possible. More than $1S,0O0 will be spent on equipment which is being set up un- der the specifications of the NEG. It will include 12 of the latest type condenser microphones and com plete simplifying and control equip ment in duplicate, to insure the lis tcnor of the most faithful reproduce tion of every tonal variation with out interruption as he sits in his | home.
 The beauty and pageant of the 1 opera will be portrayed this year by
 an announcer who is an eyewitness, | since the new equipment will allow i full view of the stage from the an- ! nOuncer's box, whereas before the 1 announcer was pacil stage and could describe the scene only from the
 script, Other elaborate plans for the perfection of these weekly broad
 casts indicate that they will be eX- 1 tcnsive and perfect.
 Fifty-thrcc singers and conductors
 are included in the roster of artists
 for the 1929-30 season. Broadcast
 time begins at nine o'clock. Eastern . Standard Time, over a chain headed by WIZ, New York. While the
 repertoire for the year has not been
 announced, it is indicated that thi:
 will be the biggest year in the his.
 tory of the famous opera company.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
5o6-WMCA, New York-510

e:30-Jewish hour 1O:3O-Square Deal party 11.oO--Time and news summary 11.o5-Smalrs Paradise orchestra .qO-Wul Oakland's Terrace 1e:05-Knickerbocker Grill 7o.35-Nanhatta Serenaders
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
422-WOR, Newark-.10

5:00-Personality in American
 Speech-Prof. John W. Wetzel b:15-Musical musings-organ 5:45-Music Appreciation 6:00-Time
 6:01-Thelma Ducore, soprano 6:10-Program resume 6:15-Aviation weather forecast 6:30-Uncle Don 7:00-Time
 7:O1-Hotel Piccadilly orchestra 7:30-Sweet and Low 7:59-Chimes
 S:O0-Main Street Sketches 9:00-Runkel hour
 9:3O-Salons of Other Days 10: 11:0O-Time; news bulletins; wea-
 ther report 11:05-Palais Royal orchestra 11:30-Moonbeams
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
245-WJZ, New York-s60

b:bO-To be announced 5;15-The Melody Musketeers 5:35-Reports; closing stock mar ket prices and quotations; finan- cial summary Of the day; cotton exchange closing prices and quo- tations state and federal agrlcul- tural reports
 s:OO-Old Man Sunshine 6:3O-Savannah orchestra 7.00-The Highlanders T:3O-Goldman' band with Al Jol- son, Bebe Daniels and Anne Pen nington
 S:30-Round the World tour e:0O-Musical melodrama 10:0O-The Oilomatics 1O:3O-The Orchestradians 11:00-Slumb Der music weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

revealed today in plans announced for their broadcast by the NEG.
 For the first time in radio history the broadcasts of the presentations of great music by the Chicago group will be sponsored by the NEG itself and made available to wider group of listeners than ever before. The series will open Satur- day evening, November 9.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
s-o-WGY. Schenectady-79O

6:00-Stock reports; produce mar ket; news items 6:30-Dinner music G:55-Banking talk 7:00-Orchestra directed by Victor Wagner -:3O-Sketch from NEG studios S:0O-Orchestra and vocalists from NEG studios S:3o-Victor Ardei's orchestra and trio from NEG studios 9:0O-Special program from NEG studios 10:O0-The Eskimos from NEG
 studios 1O:3O-R. K. o. hour from NEG
 studios 11:3O-Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

Anent football out in Denver they have one of those fellows-an an- nouncer who can tell instinctively whether it will be a pass, line
 plunge, a sweeping end run or punt Warren Williams is the man, and he answers the questions be- fore the quarterback calls the sig
 nals. And, 95 per cent of the time | he is right.
 Listeners assert that his foresight
 is uncanny. Western sports writers say that he is the worlds best. But there is catch to it. A few seasons ! ago he was an all conference quar- terback at the University of Denver and from that he knows all the coaches intimately and knows their | stratcgioS. Each season he studies | the players until he knows their
 peculiarities. Predicting a play is
 just a swift calculation, he says.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
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261-WHAM, Rochestcr-115O 5:30-Detailed reports of stock Quo- tations
 6:2O-NewsCastin 6:3N-Seneca string ensemble 7:00-The Highlanders from NEG studios
 7:30-Goldman band and Al Jos son. Anne Pennington and Bebe Daniels from NEG studios S:3O-Round the World tour from NEG studios 9:OO-Mystcry melodrama from NEG studios 10;0O-The Oilomatics from NEG studios 1O;SO-The Orchestradians from NEG studios 11:00-Organ recital 12:OO-Goyernme weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
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 S.OO-Chelsca dinner music S:30-Opcratic Echoes S:45-The Reeves brothers 9OO-Chalfonte- -Haddon dual trio 10:N0-Hamilton Memorial glee club .1O:9O-Colton Manor ensemble .l1:0O-Follies Bergere orchestra .1130-Organ and ensemble presen-
 tatiOns
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

A medley of Kern hits will be the feature of the Paul Whiteman hour of dance music from nine to ten this evening over WABC and the Columbia network. Nhiteman's band by the authors of Amt Misbehavin'. Mildred Bailey, the new blues sing CT who has become a popular part of the program, as her principal contribution, will sing More Than You Know from Great Day.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
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5.0O-The Five O'Clock HaWallan' 5:3G-Live stock reports 5:40-Closing stocks 5:45-Polly and Anna, the glad
 girls
 6:O0-Cincinnati club orchestra 7:0O-Penny-a-Day 7:15-Tony's Scrap Book 7:30-The Sohioans 4. S:O0-The Bubble Blowers SI
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
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oIi-WNAC. BostOn-1230 5:O0-Ted and his gang 5:45-The Candy Express 6:0O-News flashes; weatherman G:1O-Old King Coal and his Merry Miners 6:25-Oil program 6:40-The Commanders 6:5O-Generals in Command 7:O5-Dinner orchestra with the Oracle
 7:20-The Song Man 7:3O-Bubbles from Simpson
 Springs
 S:00-The Plantation from CBS studios
 S:3O-I7lying stories and aviation news from CBS studios 9:00-Paul Whiteman and his or chestro from CBS studios directed by David Mendoza from CBS studios t0:3O-Story in a Song from CBS studios 11:O0-News flashes 11;1O-Jesse Crawford, the poet 0 the organ 11:30-Morey Pearl and his Tent or
 chestra 12:0O-Midnight Roveries
New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

new revue, Wake Up and Dream,
 now playing in London, will be play ed by Victor Arden and his orChes- tra this evening when he broadcasts over the WEAF chain of the N3C system at S:30. Fhe songs are Look ing at You and What Is This Thing. The nation will thus hear them for the first time over the radio at least a month before the revue opens on