Radio Programs Saturday Schedule 1947 Summary
A dense montage of radio listings for Saturday June 11 1947 detailing programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC. Entries include musical variety shows news broadcasts dramas and special features with many sponsor mentions and time slots from early morning to midnight. The list blends music talk and entertainment with church services and public affairs interludes.
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Rex
Eleanor—Bird
Lilly Land
Curd of God
Arizona Drifters
Chicago House Furn. Co
Rise and
Salvation Army
Korn Kobblers
Cole Baking Co
Chicago
Furn. Co
Shumates
Your House
Calvary Baptist Church
Mary Lee Taylor
Pet Milk Co
Barney Nash
Warlicks
Virginia Mountain Rangers
Eleanor—Tomchins
Farm & Home Hour
Allis Chalmers
Pat Wright
Melody Boys
Sunset Royal Travelers
Rex & Eleanor—Fruit Market
Chicago House
Lilly Mountainers
Lilly Land Co
Chicago House Porn. Co
NBC
Wild Root
Mars
Riley
Amer
Teb
Reynolds
Rockies
Nbe
Cbs
Cecil Brown
St. Louis Municipal
H. LaGuardia
Mbs
Vaughn Monroe
Sweeney
March
Bill Goodwin
Mighty Casey
Hollywood
Cbs Chicago
Cbs Korn
ABC
Harry Wismer
U.S.A
Bill Lance
Mr. Malone
Man Who Hasn't Switched to Jilbert Whiskey
Excerpt recalls H J Phillips dialogue about brand loyalty and identity. It includes a Delmonico menu replica from 1834 with prices, a swap notice for household items, and a sports sidelight noting Sammy Snead and Lew Worsham in a National Open finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Snead
Lew Worsham
Snead
H R Abbot Named Head of West Virginia Motor Truck Group
H R Abbot of Charleston became the new president of the West Virginia motor truck association succeeding E E B Spear of Wheeling who resigned. John Amos of Charleston was named vice president to the American trucking association to fill out the term.
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Charleston
W. Va
R. Abot
West Virginia Motor Truck Association
E. E B. Spear
Wheeling
John Amos
West Virginia
American Trucking Association
Sailor Ex-Sailor Worsham Wins Championship Putt
Worsham, a former sailor, drew on confidence to sink a crucial putt and clinch the title. His seaside bravado and steady stroke fueled a dramatic finish amid crowd cheers.
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Worsham
Congress Feuds Over Flood Control and Policy Echoes
Drew Pearson notes a clash over government loans aiding private business and highlights Rep. Harold Hagen pushing a flood-control project for Northwest Minnesota. The piece contrasts GOP cuts to reclamation with Hagen’s defense amid flood damage, and ends with a joke about two congressmen refereeing a baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Congressional
Harold Hagen
Minnesota
GOP
Hagen
Senate
House
Mutt
Eft
Congress
Lowell Stockman
Oregon
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Notable Executives Tied to Multiple Charleston Firms
C A Newland of Standard Oil is cited alongside Abbot who leads Abbot Construction and serves as an officer of Nelson Transfer. Amos, a Charleston attorney and House of Delegates speaker, heads Belle Lines Inc. The passage maps overlapping leadership roles among prominent local business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Newland
Standard Oil Company
Abbot
Abbot Construction Company
Nelson Transfer Company
Amos
Charleston
House of Delegates
Belle Lines, Inc
Wing Commander Named for Civil Air Patrol in West Virginia
General Frederick H. Smith Jr announces Dr. L. E. Farnsworth of Huntington as wing commander for the Civil Air Patrol in West Virginia with the rank of lieutenant colonel. Farnsworth succeeds James Hubert Bowers of Elkins who resigned to return to active U S navy duty. Bids open July 24 for a naval reserve armory in Wheeling W Va at Norfolk Naval Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Smith, Jr
Civil Air Patrol
Washington, D. C
L. E. Farnsworth
Huntington
West Virginia
Col. Farnsworth
James Hubert Bowers
Elkins
U. S. Navy
Farnsworth
CAP
Norfolk
Norfolk Naval Station
Wheeling
W. Va
Optometric Education Leader Attends Atlantic City Meeting
Dr. William Greenspon, member of the Council on Education of the American Optometric Association, travels to Atlantic City to address the International Association of Boards of Examiners in Optometry. He reports rising standards and enrollment pressures, with GI veterans forming a large share of applicants and major universities expanding optometry facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greenspon
Council On Education
American Optometric Association
Atlantic City
N.J
Council
International Association of Boards of Examiners In
International Board
Colleges of Optometry
United States
Canada
Greenspon
G.i's
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Fr Rand Tavior
I Don Winslow
THE
NAVY
Neo
Frank A. Mastinek
U.S
Peg Leo
Big Red
Steve Canyon
Captain Canyon
DELTA
Sheriffs
Th’ Gate
By Mikon Cani
Blondie
Anne OF
Hector
Wis Berth
Bucki Young
Boots
Deney
Hwe
Edgar Martin
Doc
Dick Tracy
Chester Gould
MR. Lacy
Athis
Ben
Vic Flint
Michael O'Malley
Ralph Lane
Bat
Rocker
Miss Allen
Joe Palocka
Caesar
Twiggs
Benchy
Egad
Santa Claus
Dane Your
BY Williams
Nbc—News
Clifton Utley
H. J. Phillips
Mass
Yankee Magazine
H. R. Abbot
Motor Truck Group
Drew Pearson
CPA
Dr. Greenspon
America
Anes Productics
Cela
Aubate
Beckland
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Obie
Bizet W. Va
N Va
Baltimore
New Bedford
Pocahontas Fuel Company (Incorporated
Broadway
New York