Amarillo Radio Schedule Highlights 1941
Tuesday into Wednesday listings show NBC and CBS programs including Fred Waring at 6, Bob Hope at 9, Sherlock Holmes at 9:30, and Johnny Presents at 7:00. The long timetable features hour by hour shows, news, music, serials, and market updates across Amarillo stations KGNE 1410 AM and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waring
NBC
Alr
Sports Review
Horace Heidt
Don Isidro
Mal Hallett
Charlie Spivake
Wayne King
Sky Pilot
Parm
the Trading Post
Amarill
Jan Garber
James L. Gordon
Lew White
Dr. Malone
David Harum
Hymney of All Churches
Arnold Grimm
National Farm and Home Hour
Morris Spicer
Texas School of the Air
U. S. Navy Band
Marketa
Wohl
Ma Perkins
Pepper Youngs Family
Vic and Sade
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Lone Journey
Stocks
Bob Hamilton
Network Radio Schedule Adjusts Programs March 4
Tuesday schedule notes last minute changes to radio line up including Life Can Be Beautiful Tom Mix program Scattergood Baines Captain Midnight Dancing Music Orchestra News and sports broadcasts with Edwin Hill talk and Chicago's Music Cameos among offerings across CBS NBC and482 networks with time slots and regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Bud Barton
Ted Steele
Novachord
North Carolina
Che-Chain
Orehes Alte Red
Genene Music Orchestra
Nbe
Weat
Helen Holden
Cbs
MBS
Midwat
Paso Troubadors
F. Waring
Newe Eaey Aces
Blue
Anne
Andy
Fulton Lewie
Mbs-Chain
Europe
Eddie
Fannie Cavar
Mr. Keen
Lanny Rose
Cha Baste
Johnson Family
Morgan
Rey de Wolfe
Ts&n
Trojan Horsee
Tom Powers
Hollywood Spotlight
Helen Menk
San Jacinto Boosters
Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Nicke
Texas Schi Dancing Music Orchestra
Nbe-Blue
Lowry Kohle
Sam Baker
Telk
Mbs-Enat
Johnny Precente
Abered
Ray G
Swing
Ben Bernie
Binue
Court of Missing Heirs
W. van Dyne
Scattergood Baines
Cbs Captain
Nbec
Ireene Wicker
Radio Schedule Highlights From Wythe Williams Program
A historical listing shows a dense broadcast schedule with variety programs and performers. Entries include Horace Heidt Uncle Jim's Question Bee Bob Hope Glenn Miller Edward Weeks Fred Waring and Dancing orchestras along with news and defense talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wythe Williams
Horace Heidt
Abe
Uncle Jim
Nhe
We, the People
Dhs
Mbs-Chain
Fibber McGee
Cha Morton Gould
Mbs-Wor
Bob Hope
Nbe-Red
Olmestead
Nbe
Glenn Miller
Che
Electricity & Defense
Nbe-Blue
Cbs News
Nibe-Chain
Walt Doghouse
Edward Weeks
Che Sentimental
Mba
Fred Waring
Red-Wear
British Radio Newareel
Mbs-Chein
Rail totals show year to year movement in car shipments
The report notes 24,712 cars moved this week versus 26,009 in the same week of 1940. The Santa Fe railroad handled a total of 24,117 cars in the preceding week of the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Santa Fe carloadings and connections for week ending March 1 1941
The Santa Fe Railway System reported 17 599 carloadings for the week ending March 1 1941 up from 19 827 the year before. Receipts from connections were 7 113, up from 6 272 in the same week of 1940, with the total未provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railway
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Charlie Ven
525—Road
Tack Agaptrone
Town Crier
Pate Waller
Amarillo Institu One
KFDA
Patton Lewis, Jr
KFDB
Serge
Ned Jordan
Sky
Morton Gould
Raymond Gram
Dixie Revelere
Griff Williams
Orch
Dick Jurgens Orch
Gene Krupa
BBC News
Ray Heatherton
Dawn Patrol
Bacy Sreppers
TSN
Gal
Sam
Bali
Jayne
Milliona
Clarendon
Surface Burial Vault Co
L. L. Wallace
Clarendon, Tex
Printing & Letter Service
Offset and Letter Press
Blackburn
Thornewood
Cretney Drug
RADIO
Globe News
Haarlem
Capanles
Boerhane
Montgomery
Wardoleum Yard
White
Red
Save
Dallas - Fort Worth Houston
Texas Panhandle
Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
Grant
F.H. A
Plains Plumbing & Heating CO
Clec
Lloyd
Justin
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