Radio Programs Saturday June Broadcasts
A listing of radio scheduling includes WHIS Good Ya Wee and WLOB John Cign leu segments WHIS Viela Clark WLOH News Wax Works WNRV Hoedown WYVE G Record Hits and related shows on multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Amos & Andy
Lawrence Welk
Washington Report
Sports Eye
Miss Brooks
Little Rascals
Air Power
Star
Sebagwenes
Ozzie & Harriet
Nick Carter
Perry Mason
Dick Clark
Ll B. Crosby
Errol Flynn
Sea Hunt
Il Coast Guard
L. Welk
Gale Storm
Chip Oasis
Gun W. T
Billy Graham
Oudedhvcens
Duffy's Tavern
J. Cotton
Walter
Stent
Reporters Notebook
Western Theatre
H. Holiday
Wloh—News Wax Works
Wnrv—Hoedown
WYVE
WKOY
WLOH
WNRV
Lancheonte
Modern Mus
Farmer
Eeaped Magic
Fay
F. Frisch
Grand Ole Opers
WLOHK
Nurses to Attend Special Public Health Course
Mercer County Heart Association sponsors two nurses to attend a week long summer course on cardiovascular public health at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill starting July 28. Nurses Nema Hammar and Dixe Lee Sowers will be funded by the association, with their work in the county heart clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Heart Association
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
County Health Department
Nema Hammar
Dixe Lee Sowers
Local Heart Association
Bluefield
Heart Association
University of Virginia Medical School
Mercer County Medical Society
Grant Aids E&H Isotopes Lab Expansion at Emory and Henry
A $14,089 grant brings total support to $22,069 for equipment installation in the Fred Allison Isotopes Laboratory at Emory and Henry College. The Southeast’s soon to be premier facility will occupy the new half million dollar science building and open for fall term. Professors Douglas Kendall Stamper will teach nuclear courses under Dr L R Littleton who heads the science division from the former Army explosives chief role. Plans include installing a sub critical reactor for hands on nuclear measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory and Henry College
Fred Allison Isotopes Laboratory
Lee Douglas
Harry Kendall
Wayne Stamper
Orbitt University
L. R. Littleton
United States Army
Pentagon
Washington
Gravity’s Attraction Gives Objects Weight
The pull of gravity is the force that makes objects have weight by drawing them toward Earth. Mass determines how much gravity acts, while weight varies with location and gravitational strength.
Crossword Clues Mixed from State to Confederate
A dense list of crossword prompts and partial answers ranging from animals and objects to phrases across multiple numbered entries, suggesting a puzzle page with clues for both Across and Down. The fragmented items include species, tools, measurements, and titles, reflecting a varied, long-form word game segment.
MIE Created More Than Twenty New Ideas in Three Months
A report details MIE generating over 20 novel concepts within a three month period. The initiative highlights rapid ideation milestones and potential impacts across projects.
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Mie
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