CBS Dramatic Guild Prepares Third Network Season
The CBS dramatic guild advances to its third network season with Sunday 10 30 PM broadcasts led by Stephen Fox and the Dress Coat of M Pomponet The Music and broadcasting schedule includes NBC CBS and other stations with live events from Washingtons new Justice building dedication and various programs through Monday and Tuesday listings.
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BE. Butterfield
New York
CBS Dramatic Guild
M. Pomponet
Stephen Fox
Department of Justice
Washington
NBC
CBS
Cummings
WEAF
Joe Cook
Weafnbc
Palestine
Hamassah University Hospital
WABC
Congressional Propaganda Committee
WIZ
Chicago Music Magic
Ithaca College Choir
Radio Schedule Evening Lineup From Prairie to Night
Today's Chicago radio lineup shows a dense schedule from 2:00 pm with Prairie Symphony and River and Market, through livestock reports, farm programs, and hotel performances. Notable acts include Barry McKinley, Louis John Johnen, Nighttime musical sets by Jan Garber and Waldorf Astoria Orch, plus Amos 'ha' Andy and Sam and Abner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Home
Gibson Orch
Little Jack Little
School of the Air
Ma Perkins
Barry McKinley
Louis John Johnen
Business News
Mary Sothern
Jimmy Arien
Betty and
Bob
the Jackson
Ethel Ponce
Tom Mix
Singing Lady
Jack Armstrong
Divano
Joe Emerson
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Ha’ Andy
Sam and
Abner
Paul Pierson Orch
Jan Garber
Smilin’ Ey McConnell
Castle Farm Orch
Heinberger
Tuesday Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
A detailed Tuesday lineup lists Prairie Symphony and Motel Gibson Orch among 22 shows from noon to 7:15 PM. Livestock reports, School of the Air, Life of Mary Sothert, Amos and Andy, and Bob Newhall feature with various musical and variety segments across the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Home
Gibson Orch
Jack Little
School of the Air
Ma Perkins
Buddy Ransom
Mary Sothert
Jimmy Arlen
Betty and
Bob
the Jacksons
Hotel Plaza
Tim Healy
Singing Lady
Jack Armettone
Divane
Murray Horton
Bob Newhall
Lowryl Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Lam
Abner
Radio Schedule Highlights From Evening Programs
Readable listings show a dense lineup of orchestras acts and hosts across hours from early afternoon through late night including Unbroken Melodies Crime Clues and Melody Parade. Notable entries include Moon River Connie Gates Metropolitans and George Hall Orch along with well known bands like Isham Jones Olen Gray and Henry Busse Orch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Parade
Ed Wynn
Beauty Flog Theater
News Pisshen
Art Kaswel Orch
Eton Boys
Artint
Metropolitan Parade
Ann Leaf
Dick Messner Orch
Volga
Kippy
Jack Armstrong
Robinson Cruspe Je
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Music Appreciation
Press Radio News
Myrt and
Marge
Joel Pisin Bill
Wispering Jack
i—Boake Carter
Lavender and Lace
Bing Croaby
Isham Jones
Olen Gray Orch
Io —Cleorge Givot
Matry Selter Orch
Henry Busse Orch
Herbie Kaye Orch
Enoch Light Orch
Buddy Welcome Orch
Local clubs and political notes highlight Kimberly area
The Donshey-Davey New Deal Club met Wednesday with Carl Anders Who elected president and Earl Mour ne as vice president. Other Kimberly leaders include Floyd Brown secretary and an executive committee for Kim berly Park, Glen Ebon, and Old Flood wood. Upcoming meeting set for Friday Oct. 19 at 7 30. William Williams and Ruth Burdette ran for local offices, Gladys Whitlateh for recorder. Mrs Edgar McLain celebrated her twentieth birthday with friends on Friday night. A Democrat Rally occurred at the schoolhouse with Louis J. Eberie and George A. Banks in attendance. A cherry tree reportedly blooms in Connett District. York Grange attended Trimble Grange inspection. Mrs Clarcy Smith visited Mrs Cleveland Davis. Rev Dwight G Pigmire and Delbert Morman from the Nasarene Church visited at the William Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Donshey-Davey New Deal Club
Carl Anders
Earl Mourne
Floyd Brown
Park Glenn
Riley Sampson
Glen Ebon
George Dishong
Nate Thomas
Old Floodwood
Porter MacCombs
Everett Cunningham
Connett
Ripley Anders
Maywood Bowers
William Wilams
Ruth Burdette
Gladys Whitlateh
Will
Edgar McLain
Louis J. Eberie
York Grange
Trimble Grange
Clarcy Smith
Cleveland Davis
Dwight G. Plgmire
Delbert Morman
Nelsonville
William Davis
Dipping Shingles Technique Described for Staining
Instruction explains preparing a stain in a kettle or barrel and dipping the shingle butt two thirds of its length. Shingles are held in the liquid long enough for penetration and then laid out loosely to dry so the stain soaks into the wood.
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