Radio Program Guide Hits and Misses From a Busy Night
Broadcast schedule details CBS NBC and MBS offerings with stars like Guy Lombardo Deanna Durbin and Judy Garland. An Iron Works employee found no windshield on his car after leaving the dairy plant, suggesting deliberate removal.
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Nbc-Red
CBS
Guy Lombardo
Jessica Dragonette
Nbc-Blue
Frank Black
MBS
Wake Up America
Tom Connally
National Defence
Roo- Bevel
Oswald Garrison Willard
Joe and
Mabel
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Phil Spitaing
Gladys Swarthout
Judy Garland
Deanna Durbin
Alice Adams
Helen Hayes
the Young
Cardinal Dougherty
Flagg
Seigt
Quist
Titusville
Iron Works
Dairy Products
Pure pork sausage and other ads in city small items
City and vicinity brief lists grocery prices and local notices. Wartime style items include Wilcox Grocery delivery, pork sausage at two for 49 cents, Silver Dust towels 39 cents, and oleo two pounds at 33 cents. Includes road and roadwork updates, church ordinations, hospital visits, dancing events, and local notices from Warren Franklin Jamestown and surrounding towns.
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Wilcox Grocery
Warren
Venturetown
Conenango Valley
Warren-Jamestown
Tri State Engineering Company
Wayne Evans
The
Solevox Sun
W.F.W
Train hits school bus seven killed near Memphis
A passenger train struck a school bus 20 miles east of Memphis, killing seven aboard including bus driver Charles Priddy, 88, and six pupils aged 7 to 18. Ten others injured as the bus carried 18 children home from school. Engineer Joe Darnell said the train, about 49 to 50 mph, did not see the bus until it was in front.
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Memphis
Associated Press
Tent
Ooh
Ends
Here
Charles #. Priddy
Shelby County
Jean Seward
Guy Anderson Jr
Hagan Austin Willams Jr
Alma Shirley
Melvin Pinish Richmond
Murray Kenneth Bryan
Joe Darnell
Paducah
Glamour at 1981 World Championship Rodeo in New York
Iva Det Draksler of Merriman Nebraska is photographed primping before entering the ring as rodeo glamor arrives for the 1981 World Championship event in New York.
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New York
Iva Det Draksler
Merriman, Neb
Penn State Defense Course Opens At Winter Start
Registration for a special defense training course offered by Pennsylvania State College will be held at the Junior High School on October 21 and 22 with Harold G. Wolfe in charge. The course opens on October 27, and details are available from Mr. Wolfe at the Junior High School or the State Employment Service offices on North Center Street.
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Oil City
Margaret A‘d Fahey
Grove Avenue
Ufe
Olty
Ol City
Fahey
Oil City Hospital
Tate
James Bahey
Reno
Oi City
St. Joseph's School
All
Franklin
Third
Liberty Streets
Richard Goggin
Clymer
Corry Hospital
EB. N. E. Club
Rush Foster
North Center Street
Pennsylvania State College
Harold G. Wolfe
Wolfe
State Employment Service
Fly Your Self Airplane Service Trends Upward
Howard Aller of New York starts a fy-your self system in two months his hangar becomes a booming hubs attracting government trained civilian pilots who cannot buy planes. The rental plan charges eight dollars an hour for in air use with a tent two plane option for a month and allows flight nationwide with a minimum daily charge of one hour eleven minutes.
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Fly-Yoursel Airplivies
Drive Yourself Auto
Howard Aller
New York
Ailer
Naval crews to man armed merchant ships
The government said naval crews will almost certainly man guns on armed American merchant ships. Officials noted the navy is better prepared now than in 1917 and that enough guns will be available to arm Atlantic vessels once the Neutrality Act revision is completed.
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Vy Associaten
Washington
Hayas
Atlantic
Pittsburgh hotels stay closed after second strike rejection
October 11 reports leading Pittsburgh hotels remained shut as hotel workers rejected a contract offer for an overall wage increase of 134 percent. Negotiators said the offer would have raised wages across the board, but workers voted against it, extending the stoppage.
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Pittsburgh
Preaching Services at Harbor Hall Tomorrow
Rev. Alvin Paine of Philadelphia will lead preaching services at Harbor Hall Community Hall tomorrow October 12. There will be a service following Sunday School at eleven thirty and another in the evening at eight.
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Harbor Half Hall
Alvin Paine
Philadelphia
Harbor Hall Community Hall
Yelock
Faith Is Big Need In Nation Says Babson
Babson urges recognition of change and growth, urging alignment with active, virtuous people. He speaks of abundant opportunities for those who study, pray, work, save, and venture, while warning to beware cobwebs in homes and businesses.
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Babson
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Dial
Pranklin
John N. Woods
H. W. Woods
Sistel
Church of God
Krecksbug
Fairview
Young Sinister
Kingwood
Findlay College
Mindlay
O. —Warren
H. F. Murbach
Park Street
Warren General Hospital
Sherwood
Murbach
Jamestown
Tyyl Cherry Peterson
Emil C. Peterson
Board of Education
Methodist Church
Maple Street
Philadelphia Inquirer
Warren County
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Jefferson County
Washington County
the Inquirer
Columbus! Inn
Sat
Eves, Drobneck’s
Mrrs
Floyd Hopkins
Sparta
R. D
Carry Hospital
Waton
North East
Sellvege
St Edward's Hall
W.S. C. S. Buireen
Lanston's
Doris Akam
Marienville
F. L. Alledgh
Emilenton
Corty Hospital
Solovox
V.F.W. F-S
Tseton
Station Road
Lewis Emerson Nash
Mayville
Hamet Hospital
W. O. Wilson & Son
Nash
North East Council
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Wdison Light and Power Company
York
State College
Richard Hoy
Millbrook
Centre County
Ohio
Cleveland
Trie
Cnargea
Michael Maltin
U.S
James B. Clark
Centerville
DeLand
Joai Alonge
Hamot Hospital
Iva del Draksler
Penn State Defense
Oler
Slich
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Just
Nasts ‘Corry
Zuckerman
Coryy
Iine
North Center St
Bernstein Bros
North Genter St
Corry, Pa
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