MIHE Annual college All Stars Pro champion football game on air
Mutual-KCRG KCRK carry the MIHE Annual college All Stars Pro champion football game from 7 30 pm at Soldier s Field Chicago with Harry Wismer on play by play Red Grange provides analysis and Armed Forces Radio Service will rebroadcast overseas. ALENE Francis becomes regular star of There s Always a Woman at 6 over Mutual. Henry J Taylor tours to tie in with elections broadcasting from Earl Warren s Santa Monica home at 6 30 pm over Mutual KCRG and KCRK. EN Brien McMahon and Robert Ruark guests on Who Said That over NBC WHO at 7 30 pm Bob Trout emcee.
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MIHE
Mutual- Kcrg
KCRK
Chicago Cardinals
Soldier's Field
Chicago
Harry Wismer
Red Grange
Aew Ae Anlaw
Alene Francis
Mutual
Henry J. Taylor
Santa Monica
Calif
G.O.P
Earl Warren
Mutual - Kcrg
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Robert Ruark
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Primetime lineups
The schedule lists programs across stations WwW WMW KCBG WMT and others with a mix of news shows sports color broadcasts and music. Highlights include Evening 6 p m news at Crawford Bill WH Melon sarabde 6 15 p m and 7 p m entries for Murrow and Proudly We Hail with several music and entertainment slots throughout the night. Saturday morning features Sunrise Hour Chore Gang and Rangers on KXEL and KCRG.
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Kenneth Crawford
Henry J. Taylor
al Trace
Lawrence Welk O
Jack Finn O
Radio Daytime Schedule Highlights With Notable Hosts
The listing catalogs a dense radio schedule across stations WMT WHO KCRG KXEL EXEL and others. It names hosts such as Eddy Arnold Charles Worcester Cliff Miles and Harry Wismer along with programs like Almanac Farm News Weather and The Public Affairs hour.
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KCRG
Rex Conn
Peership Farm News
WMT
Eddy Arnold
Eave Aiggins
WMT News
Kcrg East Iowa News
Kxel Public Library ‘Ays
EXEL
Af Ae Star McConnell
WMT Jone
Exel Homemaker
Radio Schedule and Gas Price Cut in Midwest
Radio guide lists KCRK broadcasts on 96.9 FM and Channel 245 with programs from Kenneth Crawford to Lawrence Welk and sports pages. Standard Oil of Indiana cuts Midwest tank wagon gasoline prices by one tenth of a cent per gallon in Missouri Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin starting Saturday.
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KCRK
Standard Oil
Midwest
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pilot hero in emergency landing at Glenview air field
Captain Edward T. Cycon, 33, of Chicago, safely landed an American Airlines Convair with 35 passengers and 3 crew after a jammed nose wheel forced an emergency at Glenview Naval Air Field. The plane skidded 300 yards, sparking, with no injuries. Passengers praised Cycon as calm under danger. officials said the craft would be airworthy again in two days.
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Glenview, Ill
American Airlines
Edward T. Cycon
Chicago
Glenview Naval Air Field
Cincinnati
Cycon
Donald Teague
Encino
Calif
Glenview Field
Five German Police Kidnapped in Berlin Sector Clash
Five German police from the American sector were kidnapped by Russian soldiers near the sector boundary in Berlin. Three escaped back to the American side. District Police Chief August Hoppe remained missing as shootings left several dead and many wounded amid a Soviet response.
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Berlin
August Hoppe
Frank Howley
Forrestal to Hold Three Day Policy Conference With Chiefs
Defense Secretary Forrestal announced a three day conference on important policy questions with the joint chiefs of staff starting late Friday. He will report on talks with Canadian Defense Minister Claxton during his Ottawa visit and discuss capabilities and requirements, costs, and development timelines. He added future meetings at intervals of several months.
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Washington
INS
Forrestal
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Brooke Claxton
Ottawa
Presidents Differ on Causes of High Living Costs
President Truman argues high prices push families to spend beyond income and rely on savings or credit. McCabe and his economists counter that dissaving comes from broader financial well being and that most who spent beyond income did so while still maintaining budgets. The dispute unfolds as a major 1948 policy debate between Truman advisers and the Federal Reserve Board.
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Truman
Thomas B. McCabe
Federal Reserve Board
McCabe
Congress
Federal Reserve Bulletin
United States
President Truman
Reserve Board
Airline Fare Boost Upheld by Government
Washington reports that on Thursday the government approved a 10 percent airline fare increase to help airlines address severe financial problems. The decision signals continued industry effort to stabilize aviation finances.
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Washington
Wholesale Prices Declined Slightly After Peak
Washington AP report shows the Bureau of Labor Statistics noting a slight drop in the weekly wholesale prices after a postwar peak. The index stood at 169.0, down from 169.2 the prior week, with the latest level 0.1 percent above four weeks ago and 10.7 percent higher than last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Palestine Truce Violations May Bring Sanctions, UN Warns
UN Security Council warns Jews and Arabs that breaking the Palestine truce will invite sanctions after Count Folke Bernadotte reports Jerusalem fighting getting out of hand and risks spreading across the Holy Land.
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Lake Success
N.Y
Ins
United Nations
Palestine
Security Council
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Richarda Morrow-Tait Abandons Round-World Flight
Mrs Richarda Morrow Tait announced on Thursday she has abandoned her current round world flight attempt while in Marseille AP reports.
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Marseille
Richarda Morrow-Tait
Judge frees 32 children to stay at home
In Chicago Judge Peter H Schwaba modified a temporary injunction to allow 32 of 42 children to remain at the Illinois Protestant Children's Home until a Sept 7 hearing. The rest of the children will stay with friends or relatives. The injunction had been sought by a neighborhood property owners' association.
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Chicago
Peter H. Schwaba
Schwaba
Frank M. Padden
Six Hundred Indians At Tama for Powwow
Visitors from Wisconsin Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma join the Sac and Fox on their reservation west of Tama for the 33rd annual Indian powwow. The celebration opened Thursday and climaxes Sunday with interstate championship dancing. Women's square dance and a tribal La Crosse game are on Sunday alongside the powwow.
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TAMA
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
la Crosse
Two Mechanicsville Women Hurt in Crash
Mrs. Robert Kramer aged 48 of Mechanicsville suffered a broken leg when the car she rode in left the road, hit a ditch and a pole on highway 30 east of Lisbon. Her daughter Mary, 24, had facial lacerations. Both were taken to St Luke's hospital in fair condition. The husband, 47, said a tire blew out causing the loss of control.
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Robert Kramer
Mechanicsville
Lisbon
Mary
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kramer
Jarosh and Lingo Fined for Reckless Driving
Jarosh Lingo paid a total of 125 in traffic court Friday after guilty verdicts for reckless driving. Jarosh 28 of 1014 Thirty-second street SE paid 100 and was arrested at 7 30 p m Thursday clocked at 50 mph on Sixteenth avenue SW. Lingo 16 of Lineville was arrested at 1 a m Tuesday for reckless driving on Sixth street SW.
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Wendelen Jarosh
Thirty-second Street
Alvin Lingo
Lineville
Jarosh
Sixteenth Avenue
Lingo
Sixth Street
Mental Patient Hears Symphony Crowning a Rise to Fame
A 25 year old patient Ernest Salisbury from skid row amazed 14 000 at a Detroit Symphony concert with his Eloise Symphony a piece based on hospital patient life and experiences. Dr Ja Altshuler praised therapy while Salisbury aims to teach others and studies at the Detroit Conservatory of Music.
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Detroit
Detroit Symphony
Ernest Salisbury
Ja Altshuler
NBC
Altshuler
Salisbury
Skid Row
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Knights of Columbus backs expulsion of plotting diplomats
In Houston AP report the Knights of Columbus supreme council approves a resolution calling for the expulsion of Russian diplomatic and consular officials believed to conspire against the American government.
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Houston
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Porter resigns as temporary special assistant to the President
Washington reports Paul A. Porter, who was drafted by President Truman to sell the anti inflation program to Congress, has resigned his post and returns to his private law practice. The President accepted his resignation on Thursday.
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Washington (Lp
Paul A. Porter
Truman
Congress
Porter
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