Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragments From 1969 Broadcast Day
The readable OCR lists numerous radio segments, shows, and hosts across a long Tuesday schedule. It cites MBS News, Midnight Dawn Show, Canberra on the Line, Weather Reports, and various local programs with times and hosts such as Rick McIntyre, Rod Henshaw, Peter Leonard, Brian Mina, Fitzgerald, and Terry Malcolm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonics
Rick McIntyre
Peter Leonard
Rod Henshaw
Owangin- World
Witiows
Brian Mina
Fitzgerald
Carden Music
Brian Mint
Anitzgerald
Midnigg Dewne
Johnji
Red Cross
Journée
John Scott Company
Melbourne
John
Scott
Church of Christ
Frank Chamber
Main
Canberra
Terry Malcolm
Hoots
Feontley
Canberra Times My
Terrybourne
John Scott
News Times
Doots Lansley
Sunday program listings and weather segments overview
A fragmented schedule lists radio and TV programs across the day including News segments, Weather Reports, religious and talk shows, with times and host names such as Brian Minas and John Scott. It reads as a station grid of daily programming and miscellaneous interludes.
Morning Radio Schedule Mixes News and Music Segments
A dense, fragmented listing outlines a daytime radio schedule with multiple news briefs, world and country roundups, music blocks, and musical interludes. Entries reference various times, show titles, and program notes across news, weather, markets, farming, sports, and cultural programming.
Fragmented Radio Schedule Teasers and Listings
A long OCR filled fragment lists numerous radio programs across days and times. It mentions morning to midnight schedules including weather updates, news, music blocks, talks, sports, and regional features with many program titles and times jumbled together.
Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Daily Music and News Slots
A garbled OCR list outlines a dense daily radio schedule with multiple morning music segments, English lessons, news briefings, and concert programs. It repeats items like Morning Music around 6 AM and various hour long blocks including The Orchestra and World Roundup, ending with close of day notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cent Coast and District
Andrea
Jos Loss
Belov
Bob Moore
Wancock
Village Glee Club
Mlain
Gael
Blain
Eric
Ellis
TS Orchestra
Sue Becker
Brie
Sunday to Saturday Radio Schedule Fragments
A dense OCR spill shows a multi day radio grid with programs, times, and show titles. It lists various music blocks, news slots, talks, and concert broadcasts across mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Named items include The Bright Side, World News, Parliament, Proms, and multiple music hours across weekdays and weekend segments.
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Rue News
Terry Mal
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Canberra Times
Wea
Ua of Chi
Armours
Rte
Wma
Brian Minas
Alan Fitzgerald
Istian
Jona Scott Shew
Ming
Seo Siow
Cent
Our Company
John Soon
Malcolm
Atews
Lonsle
Otow
Saynil
Johnport
MBS
Italy
Viviny
Musi
Moi
Fark
Arming
Ther Exchange
Rive
Iene
Sfiner
Pendence
Higher Scho
Dicate
Fouln Symproby
BBC New
Tralian Music
Ews
Strode Venturer
Betty-Donizetti
Zononai
Island Symphony
BBC Ews
TitsIr
Inesday
Sion
Gapsmum
Pesca
Miner's Right
Hospi
Liv
Lee
Grico
Blue Hills
the News
Gar
ABC Ac
Tales of
Alow LN
River Heights Noo
Autursa
Ues
Agric Oger
Ieracent Univer
Bet's
Fru
Ter
Franz Leha
Wether
River Heights
Seutt
BBC
Sirode Verelbourne
Alu Trah
Ag “Ane
Dephii Ralin
Cone
Tong
VWATC
Joe
ABC
Ald Weisther
Asia
Window On the West
Sac Frail
BBC News News
the Ue
Ravel
Roger Roeseal
Jest Tose
Venir
Aily le
Shaw
Ixties
BBC News
Close
Pai
Akinst
Holger Vin
Tolger Brockman
Frank Chambre Tews
Argonauts’ Club
Ducts
Malcolm Mu Stock Exchange
Peridge
PMA
Sir “Amour
Ji ‘Te
Seria
Khun ‘Ac
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jBenny Y Goodman
Union
South Africa
Moy
Welk
Thestra
Ellis Guest
Arliament (Cent
Lawrence Ad
AJC
Narwick Farm
Nes
Lews
Parliament
Mibkinigh
Pete Young
Inc
Tempo of the Times
Fenolichs
Wea_ york
Piano
Sue
Johnny Hawr
Aflial Fusi
Aoa
Stephercock
Muse
Young
Nwat
Sunde Peyton
Ae Roy Viton End
Kura
New Zealand
Australia
David
Ivor Close
David Pater
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