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Afternoon Topics.

First broadcast: Thu 29^th Oct 1925, 15:30 on 6ST Stoke

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London' Programme relayed from Daventry

First broadcast: Thu 23^rd Jun 1927, 18:00 on 6ST Stoke

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" Hazards in Industry -

First broadcast: Wed 28^th Apr 1926, 19:40 on 6ST Stoke

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Smoke," by Mr. A. J. DALE ,
B.Sc.

Contributors

Unknown:: Mr. A. J. Dale

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Programme S.B from London

First broadcast: Thu 12^th Mar 1925, 19:00 on 6ST Stoke

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AFTERNOON TOPICS

First broadcast: Thu 25^th Nov 1926, 17:00 on 6ST Stoke

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WINIFRED HESBROOK
(Pianoforte)

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London Programme relayed from Daventry

First broadcast: Mon 12^th Mar 1928, 14:30 on 6ST Stoke

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London Programme relayed from Daventry

First broadcast: Tue 13^th Mar 1928, 18:00 on 6ST Stoke

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Leon Forrester.

First broadcast: Fri 13^th Feb 1925, 20:30 on 6ST Stoke

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Ministry of Agriculture Talk

First broadcast: Fri 31^st Oct 1924, 18:40 on 6ST Stoke

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S.B. from London.
(to 18.55)

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Programme

First broadcast: Wed 20^th Jan 1926, 18:30 on 6ST Stoke

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S.B. from London.
Musical Comedy Night. MOLLIE HACKNEY
(Soprano).
GLADYS PEAKE (Contralto). MARTHA FROST (Comedienne).
FRANK EDGE (Tenor).
CECIL COOPER (Baritone).
W. T. BONNER
(Solo Pianoforte and Accompanist).

Contributors

Soprano:: Mollie Hackney
Contralto:: Gladys Peake
Contralto:: Martha Frost
Tenor:: Frank Edge
Baritone:: Cecil Cooper
Baritone:: W. T. Bonner

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Gramophone Records of the Week

First broadcast: Thu 30^th Apr 1925, 15:30 on 6ST Stoke

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THE CHILDREN'S HOUR

First broadcast: Thu 21^st Jun 1928, 17:15 on 6ST Stoke

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Play Song for Little Folk (Parsons), including ' Tramcar ' ; 'Teddy Bear ' ; ' 'Noah's Ark ' ;
' School * ; Playing at Shops.'
Story, ' Farmer John's Birthday Dinner '
(S. M. Hills )

Contributors

Unknown:: M. Hills

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Programme

First broadcast: Wed 26^th May 1926, 21:30 on 6ST Stoke

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S.B. from
London.

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Programme

First broadcast: Mon 21^st Dec 1925, 19:00 on 6ST Stoke

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S.B. from
London.

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Close down.

First broadcast: Fri 27^th Mar 1925, 22:30 on 6ST Stoke

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London Programme relayed from Daventry

First broadcast: Sat 2^nd Apr 1927, 18:00 on 6ST Stoke

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AN EMPIRE DAY CONCERT

First broadcast: Tue 24^th May 1927, 20:00 on 6ST Stoke

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Relayed from the Kingsway Hall, London

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Boy Scouts' Monthly Bulletin

First broadcast: Thu 3^rd Dec 1925, 18:40 on 6ST Stoke

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S.B. from London (9.35 Local Announcements)

First broadcast: Tue 17^th Jan 1928, 19:15 on 6ST Stoke

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WATCYN WATCYNS.

First broadcast: Wed 5^th May 1926, 21:24 on 6ST Stoke

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" On the Shore." " The Last Rose."

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