Radio Pioneers Back on KGNC
Four radio pioneers return to KGNC as Amos n Andy start the Tuesday night NBC trio followed by Fibber McGee and Molly and Bob Hope. Octavus Roy Cohen writes for Amos n Andy, while Fibber McGee and Molly resume after a farm vacation in California.
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NBC
Amos ‘N
Andy
Kgnc-Nbc
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Bob Hope
Hope
Fibber McGee
Kern County
Cal
San Francisco
Mr. and
Mrs Jim Jordan Heads to NBC Broadcast Prep
Mrs. Jim Jordan plans a visit to relatives and sights before returning to prepare for KGNC’s 8 30 p m NBC broadcast to kick off the new season tomorrow night.
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Jim Jordan
KGNC
Amusement Calendar Listing Noted Film Showings and Club Acts
The page catalogs upcoming film debuts at PARAMOUNT CAPITOL RIALTO PANTEX LEON STAR TEXAS VICTORY LYRIC and other venues with top stars such as Frank Sinatra Greer Garson Gregory Peck Cary Grant Ginger Rogers Jack Benny and more. It also lists nightly music at AVIATRIX NAT RAINBOW GARDENS MEXICAN INN MAYFAIR with bands and orchestras including Carlton Scales Fritz Cowan Cliff Bruner.
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State
Johnny Aneel
George Raft
Signe Hasso
Claire Trevor
Capitol
Greer Garson
Gregory Peck
Lionel Barrymore
Rialto
Richard Fraser
Lionel Royce
Africa
Pantex
Betty Grable
Dick Haymes
Leon
Cary Grant
Janet Blair
the Hornlows
Jack Benny
Alexis Smith
Texas
Ginger Rogers
Joseph Cotten
Sonja Henie
Michael O'Shea
Susanna Foster
Turhan Bey
Miss Bobby Socks
Bob Crosby
Lynn Merrick
Rex
the Three Caballeros
Panchito
Donald Duck
Joe Carioca
Aviatrix
Carlton Scales
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NAT
Fritz Cowan
Dilayine
Rainbow Gardens
Sons of the West
Montgomery Ward Properties Return to Private Owners
The White House announced an executive order will return seven Montgomery Ward properties seized last December after a labor dispute to private owners. The action is expected today or tomorrow.
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White House
Montgomery Ward
Fresh Lime Sauce Delights Fruit and Desserts
A brief note praises a fresh lime sauce as luscious for fruit, ice cream, and sherbets. The crisp citrus flavor enhances dessert courses and adds bright acidity to summer treats.
Jap Prisoner is Home Again
Corporal Jack D. Moss 22, son of R. S. Moss of 617 North Pierce, returned from three and a half years as a prisoner of war. He was with the Lost Battalion, 131st Field Artillery, captured on Java in March 1942 and held in Burma and Thailand before liberation in August. He flew to New York, then Fort Sam Houston, and arrived in Amarillo on 90 day furlough.
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R. S. Moss
North Pierce
131St Field Artillery
Moss
Java
Burma
Thailand
la Guardia
New York
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Amarillo
Brownwood
Clausen and Jones Win USO Waltz Contest
Pvt. Harry Clausen and Dorothy Jones won the waltz contest at the Downtown USO Club fall formal last night beating more than twenty couples. They will receive any evening’s entertainment as guests of Old Tas cosa at the Herring Hotel.
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Harry Clausen
Dorothy Jones
Herring Hotel
Bombay violence spreads as troops reinforced
British troops were ordered to reinforce Indian soldiers and police as Hindu Moslem clashes spread to new districts in Bombay. Casualties rose to 31 killed and 152 injured while the city remained tense and an official note said a battalion was held ready for emergency duties.
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Bombay
James C Looper to Receive Discharge Friday
Cpl James C Looper of 2202 North West First will receive his discharge Friday at McCloskey General Hospital. He served with an antitank company of the Ninth Infantry in the European theater.
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James C. Looper
North West First
McCloskey General Hospital
Ninth Infantry
Benny Toasts Laughs: Amarillo Letters Stir Host
Jack Benny provoked several irate letters from Amarillo residents during his first fall broadcast. He told Phil Harris he would make the band leader famous in little towns such as Waukegan and Amarillo.
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Jack Benny
Amarillo
Phil Harris
Waukegan
Army eyes Fritz Kuhn in Frankfurt under watch
An Army spokesman said Kuhn the deported Bund leader from the United States would be allowed to go free in Germany but would be watched, as of October 1.
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Germany
U. S. Army
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
United States
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