World Series radio to be carried by 180 stations in 1940s schedule
New York Oct 1 announces 180 stations will broadcast the World Series across WEAF WJZ NBC and CBS networks. Opening games set for 1 30 p m in Detroit with 15 minutes earlier start. Evening listings include WEAF NBC CBS WABC and WJZ programs and musical acts through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Wjz-Nbc
CBS
Detroit
NBC
al Bernard
Paul Dumont
Joe Cook
Art Kassel
WABC
Today’s Radio Schedule Highlights and Air Time
The listing outlines a full day of broadcasts with programs from 10:30 a.m. through 11:15 p.m. including Follies, Castle Farm Orch, Buck Rogers, The Shadow, Myrt and Marge, Just Plain Bill, Serenaders, Boake Carter, Edwin Cay, Kate Smith, Rosa Ponselle, The Big Show, Wayne King, and Public Health. It notes multiple orchestras, hosts, and the Columbia System network lineup.
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Columbia
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
the Shadow
Myrt
Marge
Just Plain
Bill
Boake Carter
Bar X
Edwin Cay
Kate Smith
Rosa Ponselle
Wayne King
Emery Deutecy
Public Health
Jerry Cooper
Leon Belasco
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Features Diverse Evening Lineup
Tomorrow's program lists music by Divar and Murray Horton at 6 and 6:15, Bob Newhall at 6:30, Lowell Thomas at 6:45, Amos and Andy at 7, Southwind at 7:30, Unbroken Melo at 7:45, Crime Clue at 8, Herald at 8:30, Melody Parade at 9, Cousin Bob at 9:30, Beauty Box Theater at 10, News Plashes at 11, Gene Burchell Orchestra at 11:05, Hotel Gibson Orchestra at midnight, plus Bobby Benson 6:15, Myrt and Marge 7:00, Just Plain Bell 7:15, Whispering Jue 1:30, Boake Carter 1:45, Lavender and td 8:00, Ray Knight 8:15, Malochana 8:30, Bing Crosby 9:00, Topers 9:30, Piano Team 9:45, George Givot 10:30 and Al Kavelin 11:00.
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Myrt
Marge
Pasternack
Charles Thomas
Rosa
Kostelanetz
Orcha Plock
Sully
Lars
Wjz-Npc
Willard Robison
Dred Bailey
Red Davis
F. D. Roosevelt
NBC
Mystery Island
CBS
Becker Village
WJZ
NBC_Farm
Wwlw
Divano
Joe Emerson
Bob Newhall
Lowe
Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Paul Pierson
Jan Garber
Orch
Henry Thies
Minstrels
Divar
Murray Horton
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Southwind
Unbroken Melo
Crime Clue
Herald
Melody Parade
Cousin Bob
Beauty Box Theater
Gene Burchell
Orch EE Ecapanergen
Castle Farm Orch
Hotel
Gibson Orch
Columbia System
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Just Plain Bell
Ray Knight
Malochana
Bing Crosby
Oten Gray
George Givot
al Kavelin
Gay Towels Offer Colorful Cross Stitch Kitchen Decor
A set of cross stitched kitchen towels themed as gay and distinctive offers a towel for each day of the week. Patterns feature tunning stitches and color variety, with options for all one color. The ad invites sending 10 cents for Pattern 845 from Pattern &2 at Eighth Avenue New York.
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Athens
Eighth Avenue
New York
Community Notes From Syracuse Area Events
Local happenings include a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Hardin at the bride’s parents’ home, visits from Pomeroy guests to Syracuse, and a Crooksville guest staying with Miss Anna Karr. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Jennie Mullen occurred in Pomeroy. Rev. Bogardus’s farewell sermon at Asbury marks a move to Manchester and Rev. C D Copley will serve next Sunday. An omitted guest list to a luncheon at Mrs. Ebien Turley’s is noted, along with district events of the Syracuse Foreign Missionary Society in Gallipolis and an adult Education School opening in Syracuse led by A. W. Frieda Fields hosting Loyal Helper class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrell Hardin
Robert Duckworth
John Gilmore
John
Pomeroy
Fred Shumway
Everett Karr
Crooksville
Anna Karr
Syracuse
Jennie Mullen
Charles Mullen
G. L. Bogardus
Asbury Methodist Church
The
Hom
Ebien Turley
Ciety
Gallipolis
Irving Karr
A. M. Ro
Carl Weese
Clas Springer
Bar Ness
Roy Holmes
Fred
Carl Duckworth
Dana
Marcia Karr
A. W
Frieda Fields
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E. C. Segar
June Vanriople
Popeye
Freckles
BY Blosser
Shadyside
Patch
Lawags
Billlaly
BY Martin
BY Hamlin
Jake
BY Ahern
Palzy
Whispering Jue
Lavender
Middleport
Meigs Temple
George At
NEA
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