Radio Notes Ad Preview Lots Of Shows On Mutual KCRG
Radio NOTES list Friday night offerings carried by Mutual KCRG and KCRK from 7.30 to conclusion. Chicago Cardinals image from Soldier's Field with Harry Wismer play by play and Red Grange expected. Also Armed Forces Radio Service distribution overseas. Francis and There’s Always a Woman, Taylor from Santa Monica, Who Said That guests Brien McMahon Ruark, and more. University Theater Noone Wine on NBC WHO. WMAQ veterans discussion at 8.45. Famed quotes poll and Hour theater further details.
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Mutual
KCRG
KCRK
Chicago Cardinals
Soldier's Field
Chicago
Harry Wismer
Red Grange
Alene Francis
Taylor
Santa Monica
Calif
G.O.P
Earl Warren
Mutual - Kcrg
EN Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Robert Ruark
Radio Schedule Highlights From Early Evening Lineup
A dense listing of television and radio programs across stations including WMT KCRG KXEL WHO and more. It names shows like News Weather and Sports broadcasts plus various music programs and specials with times and station cues.
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Hollywood
WMT
Dick Jureens
Newnan Ree Ee Dana
KCRG
EL Sports
Kcrg Koffee Klub
Assa
Static Radio Schedule and Night Club Listings
Radio and night club schedule details list programs on KCRK and stations MBS and MBB. Entries include news, sports, music, dance orchestras, and dance hours with times from morning to evening across multiple channels.
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Kenneth Crawford
Mbs
Henry J Tavier
Trace O
Lawrence Welk O
Jack Fine O
Standard Oil Cuts Gas Prices in Midwest States
Standard Oil Company of Indiana announced a price reduction in a four state Midwest region. Effective Saturday the tank wagon price of gasoline and other products will fall by one tenth of a cent per gallon, affecting both consumers and dealers in Missouri Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Standard Oil
Midwest
Chicago
Standard Oi Company of
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pilot hero of emergency landing saves 35 passengers
Captain Edward T Cycon, 33, of Chicago, successfully landed an American Airlines Convair at Glenview Naval Air Field after a jammed nose gear and long circled approach. The craft scraped the runway with sparks but no injuries occurred among 38 aboard. Flight from Cincinnati diverted after gear failure.
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Glenview
IAI
American Airlines
Edward T Cycon
Chicago
Glenview Naval Air Field
Cincinnati
Cycon
Donald Teague
Eneino
Calif
Glenview Field
Five German police kidnapped by Russians near Berlin sector boundary
Five German police from the American sector of Berlin were abducted Friday by Russian soldiers near the boundary. Three escaped back to the American side. one remains missing, District Police Chief August Hoppe. The incident followed Thursday’s cross boundary fire by German police in the Soviet sector.
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Berlin
August Hoppe
Frank Howley
Carreneiiae
Forrestal to Hold Three Day Chiefs of Staff Conference
Defense Secretary Forrestal announced a three day conference with the joint chiefs of staff to discuss important policy questions. He will report on talks with Canadian Defense Minister Brooke Claxton during a recent Ottawa visit.
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Washington
Ins
Forrestal
Brooke Claxton
Ottawa
Presidents Truman and McCabe Clash Over Prices
President Truman argues high prices squeeze families and force dissaving while McCabe and Federal Reserve economists say dissaving stems from consumer budgets and credit access. The debate centers on whether price control or consumer finances explain rising living costs.
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J. A. Livingston
Truman
Thomas B McCabe
Federal Reserve Board
McCabe
Congress
President Truman
Airline Fare Boost Upheld
Washington government approves a 10 percent increase in passenger fares by airlines to address their severe financial problems. The move signals official support for the fare rise intended to stabilize carrier finances.
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Washington
Wholesale Prices Decline Slightly After Postwar Peak
Washington AP reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics says the weekly wholesale price index slipped 0.1 percent last week after a postwar high the prior week. The index stood at 1690, 9.0 percent above the 1926 average, and 7 percent higher than the same week last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Palestine Truce Violations Risk Sanctions Warned by UN
The United Nations Security Council warned Jews and Arabs that breaking the Palestine truce will invite sanctions. The warning followed Count Folke Bernadotte’s report that fighting in Jerusalem was getting out of hand and spreading across the Holy Land.
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Lake Success
INS
United Nations
Palestine
Security Council
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Flight attempt abandoned by Mrs Morrow-Tait in Marseille
Mrs Richarda Morrow-Tait announced in Marseille on Thursday that she has abandoned for the present her round world flight attempt.
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Marseille
Richarda Morrow-Tait
Children Given Haven by Court
In Chicago a judge modified a temporary injunction to allow 32 children to live at the Illinois Protestant Children's Home while a hearing on the case is set for September 7. Ten other children may stay with friends or relatives temporarily. The injunction had been requested 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
AP reports 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 will climax Sunday with interstate championship dancing. Women play squaw ball and a La Crosse game is scheduled. About 600 Indians attend.
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TAMA
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
la Crosse
Two Mechanicsville Women Hurt in Crash
Mrs. Robert Kramer, 48, suffered a broken leg when the car she rode in veered into a ditch and struck a pole on highway 30 east of Lisbon. Her daughter Mary, 24, suffered facial lacerations. Both were taken to St Luke's hospital in fairly good condition. the husband, 47, said a tire blowout caused the loss of control.
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Robert Kramer
Mechanicsville
Lisbon
Mary
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kramer
Reckless Driving Fines For Jarosh And Lingo
Wendelen Jarosh 28 of 1014 Thirty second street SE and Alvin Lingo 16 of Lineville were fined a total of 125 dollars in traffic court Friday for reckless driving. Jarosh paid 100 dollars after being clocked at 50 miles per hour on Sixteenth Avenue SW at 7 30 p m Thursday. Lingo was cited at 1 a.m Tuesday for reckless driving on Sixth Street SW.
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Jarosh
Lingo
Wendelen Jarosh
Thirty-second Street
Alvin Lingo
Lineville
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Mental Patient’s Symphony Wins Applause at Detroit
DETROIT AP A young psychiatric patient Ernest Salisbury twenty five wrote a tempestuous Eloise Symphony based on hospital experiences and Tschaikowsky influences. The Detroit Symphony conducted the piece broadcast on NBC to an audience of over 14000. Salisbury praised mental hospitals while Dr Ira Altshuler credited music therapy with his return to normal life. Salisbury, now studying at the Detroit Conservatory of Music, seeks a future in teaching composition.
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Detroit
Detroit Symphony
Ernest Salisbury
Ira Altshuler
NBC
Altshuler
Salisbury
Skid Row
Tschaikowsky
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Knights of Columbus votes to expel Russian diplomats
In Houston the Knights of Columbus supreme council approves a resolution demanding expulsion of Russian diplomatic and consular officials accused of conspiring against the American government. The action follows tensions over Soviet plots abroad and inside the United States.
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Houston
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Porter Resigns as Temporary Special Assistant
Washington reports Paul A. Porter, drafted weeks ago to sell the administration anti inflation program, resigned from his post and returned to his private law practice as the President accepted the resignation as a temporary special assistant.
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Washington (Lp
Paul A. Porter
Truman
Congress
Porter
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