Radio Programs Schedule and Listings
A dense list of radio time slots and program names across NBC CBS and affiliates. It covers music, news, serials, comedies, dramas, and specials from early morning to late night, naming shows like The Alarm Clock, Nightly News, Amos ’n’ Andy, Superman serials, Captain Midnight, and The Lone Ranger with various sponsors and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itanooga Medicine Co
Mountain Music
Lilly Land
Dan Stafford
Old Corral
Feuchtenberger
Marche
Allied Kentuckians
Allied Drug Co
Chicago House Furnish
Livi
Louise Massey
Ballard and
Ballard
Meorld
Korn Kobblers
Cole Baling Co
Daisy Mae
Morton Downey
Coca-Cola
Rise Bottling Co
Rock Mineral Springs Co
Ray Clarke
Chicago House Furnishing Co
Eee
NBC
Wenn
Hearte
Krogers
Nbc—Woman of America
P&g
Liggett
Miles Laboratories
Witlennemake
Red Cross
NBC— Waits
Sterling
Lever Brothers
Masterworks of Music
Nbc—News
Richard Harkness
Portia
Cbes
Mbs
Just Plain
Bill
Nbe Cimarron Tavern
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
House of M
O¢ Farrell
Blu-East
Hop Harrigan
Nbe
Uincy Howe
News Time
Cbe
Kiernan
News
Terry
Chick Carter
Jimmy Carroll
Mbs-West
Eileen Farrell
Blu- West
House of Mystery
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News
Kay Armen
Bdlu
Basic
Blu-West
Tom Mix
Wat
Cémo
Jack Kirkwood
Cbs News
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Coment
Cbs Raymond
Principal Retires After 51 Years in West Virginia Schools
Keyser West Virginia May 31 J Clark Sanders retires as principal of Keyser elementary school after 51 years in West Virginia schools. He began in Monongalia county and studied at West Virginia University graduating in 1896. He taught in Monongalia then Berkeley county serving five years as Hedgesville high principal before moving to Mineral county 1903 as assistant principal. He became Keyser superintendent in 1912 and then assistant county superintendent in 1933 before leading Keyser elementary in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser W. Va
J. Clark Sanders
Keyser
West Virginia
Sanders
Monogalia County
West Virginia University
Monongalia
Berkeley County
Hedgesville High School
Mineral County
Keyser Schools
Wage Rise Pinches West Virginia Economy, Says Chamber
The West Virginia chamber of commerce says first quarter 1945 wage increases totaling 9 million dollars paid to about 1,000 workers mark a disturbing factor for the state. Bank transactions in April rose 96 percent from 1944, while life insurance and post office receipts also climbed. production fell in natural resource sectors. Average monthly earnings rose in coal, chemical, oil and gas, and lumber, but declined in steel and general manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bank Oe
Sal
Tt Chamber
Decline in West Virginia Retail Sales Reported
April data show the first meaningful drop in retail activity across West Virginia with an overall five percent decrease. Food clothing and department stores lead the decline as losses appear uniformly statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Carriers Seek Tax Cut as War Traffic Drops
Charleston May 31 The war boosted rail traffic but this surge wanes and major carriers ask the West Virginia public works board to reduce tax assessments. C&O proposes 896.5 million down to 80 million. Norfolk and Western seeks 750 thousand down to 65 million. B and O at 77.5 million and Virginian at 33 million kept their figures. The board, led by Gov Meadows, will hear arguments and set levies in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Board of Public Works
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Ot
Baltimore and Ohio
Virginian
B. and O
J. Colinaty
Norfolk and Western
S. H. Barnhart
Joke
West Virginia
Clarence W. Meadows
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Tax Commissioner
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company
Mountain State Gas protest fails to appear at hearings
Mountain State Gas company filed protests and indicated they would not be represented at the hearings, leaving their stance on record but absent from testimony and cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain State Gas Company
Unidentified Man Found Near Richmond underbrush
Police investigate a body found yesterday about six miles northwest of Richmond. The man, described as bald, six feet tall with a full set of teeth and about 35 years old, may have been murdered by a moonshine gang as officers examine trampled undergrowth at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Moonshining area tied to cold case rekindled by rains
Sheriff Sumter T. Priddy said the man likely died about ten days ago. The body lay on a creek bank near the road. He noted Potomoi creek bottom once a moonshiners’ paradise and said police suspect a renewed gang operation in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter T. Priddy
Pottomoi Creek
Paradise
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Abe
Dramaticc
Gabriel Heatter
Amon-Andy
Bill Stern
Danny Kaye
San Neisco
Blu
Nbe-Basie the Club
Cbe-Blu Newcreel
Orch
Butch
Bland ST
Bradley
Bluefield
Stalin
Britain
Spain
RAND
Algeria
Morwa
SSS
Germany
Tunisia
Poland
Baltic States
Dordanelles
Europe
Yalta
Messrs
Truman
Churchill
Little Boy Blue
Claude
State Chamber
Ys Bette
Corree
Inca
ARP
Cat
Dick PoweLl
Claire Anne Trevor
Shirley
Shiners
atSsan
Middleman
America
Wational Optical Stores Co
Princeton Ave
Little Beaver
Red Ryder
San
Rael
Patra
Min Ee TV
FOX Presents
Hamilton
Aes Boyd
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