Radio Schedule Highlights March 7 1944 Sports Update
Daylong KWOS programming includes farm and home hour news and entertainment. Notable acts and bands include Archie Andrews the Ice Cubes and Margaret Palmey House Concert Orchestra and Maurice Spitalny with scheduled news briefs through 10:30 pm.
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Maxine Keith
Shady Valley
Arthur Garth
Ice Cubes
Margaret
Happy Joe
Ralph
Boake Carter
Hark Lawson
U. S. Marine Band
Ray ‘ Dady
Shady Valley Folks
Wohl
Walter Compton
Voice of the Army
Archie Andrews
Griffin
Denny Beckner
Roddy Kilowatt
Superman
Fulton
Lewis, Jr
The
Three Aces
Ranch
Jose Morand
Orchestra
Man
Gabriel Heatter
Russ Morgan
Jubiilee Village Orchestra
McCullough Shows What Will Power Can Accomplish
George McCullough, a UT swimmer and diver with one leg, trains for the Southwest Conference meet aiming for titles in the 220 and 440 yard events. He volunteers at service camps, encouraging wounded soldiers to pursue normal lives and performs daring dives to prove limitations can be overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
George McCullough
University of Texas
George
Bis School
William
Hook) McCullough
Hook McCullough
Bent
Arthur Burn Ham
USNR
Tex Roberson
Navy
Burnham
DePaul to Meet Muhlenberg in Initial Round
DePaul of Chicago and Muhlenberg of Allentown Pa will meet in the first round of the National Invitational basketball tournament at Madison Square Garden on March 16 Both teams have 20 wins in 23 games St Johns Bowling Green Kentucky and Utah are in the upper bracket with DePaul Muhlenberg Oklahoma Aggies and Canisius in the lower group The final is set for March 26 No seeding due to travel and other problems.
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New York
DePaul
Chicago
Muhlenberg
Allentown
Madison Square Garden
Mules
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Bowling Green
Ohio
Canisius College
Buffalo
Oklahoma Aggies
Kentucky
Utah
St. John’s Kentucky
Canisius
Gordon Expects Induction Into Armed Forces
Eugene Oregon March 6 AP Joe Gordon the New York Yankee second baseman said he expects induction into the armed forces at any time.
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Gordon
Eugene
Ore
Joe Gordon
New York Yankee
American Lend Lease Shipments to USSR Totals Report
A wartime tally through October 1943 shows U S aid to the Soviet Union exceeding 345 billion dollars. The shipment list includes 150000 trucks 25000 jeeps 3500 tanks 7000 planes and 130000 machine guns.
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Russia
FASTEETH Promises Firmer Dentures and Comfort
Advert reads FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder that holds false teeth more firmly and adds comfort. It claims no sticky taste, reduces denture odor, and advises sprinkling a little on plates for better eating and confidence, available at stores.
Uncle Sam Builds Rival Leagues From Armed Forces Players
New York report says American and National Leagues could field rival big-time loops with 23 players each after June 15. 203 service members in AL and 197 in NL. Notables include Eugene Stack passing away in 1942, Hugh Mulcahy drafted in 1941, and Johnny Vander Meer reporting to Sampson naval station. Commissioners expect season to proceed with spring training.
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New York
Sam
Eugene Stack
Chicago White Sox
Hurri Custer
Michigan City
Hugh Mulcahy
Philadelphia Phils
Army
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Vander Meer
Sampson
N. Y
Pearl Harbor
K. M. Landis
Jays to Meet Doniphan Soon At Springfield
Carl Burris of the Missouri State High School Athletic Association announces state tournament pairings for Springfield opening Thursday. Thursday games include Lebanon vs Union and Bismarck vs Cleveland High of St. Louis. Thursday night Jefferson City vs Doniphan and Hopkins vs Ozark. Friday consolation games for first-round losers. Saturday championship, consolation finals, and third-place match. Weekend regional results list capes: Bismarck 46 Bonne Terre 25, Union 41 Mexico 20, Cleveland 35 Maplewood 23, Doniphan 34 Gideon 24, Jefferson City 28 Warrensburg 20, Ozark 41 Miller 19, Hopkins 27 St Joseph Central 19, Lebanon 35 Conway 24.
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Carl Burris
Missouri State High School Athletic Association
Springfield
Lebanon
Union
Bismarck
Cleveland’ High
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Doniphan
Hopkins
Ozark
Cape Girardeau
Bonne Terre
Mexico
Cleveland
Maplewood
Kennett
Gideon
Warrensburg
Carthage
Miller
St Joseph
St. Joseph Central
Conway
Iowa State Declines National Tournament Bid
Ames March 6 AP Iowa State will not accept an invitation to be the NCAA fifth district representative in the Western playoffs at Kansas City March 24 25. Athletic director George Veenker said the decision followed a council meeting after it emerged the team could not stay intact for the full tournament. Iowa State and Oklahoma tied for the Big Six title but the rule favors the team with the best overall record.
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Ames
Towa State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas City
George Veenker
Veenker
Athletic Council
Iowa State
Louis Menze
Towa
State
Oklahoma
Cage Coaches to Meet During NCAA NBA Tournaments
Basketball coaches and rules committee members will convene in New York at Madison Square Garden during the National Invitation and NCAA tournaments. Army coach Ed Kelleher, president of the coaches association, called a meeting for March 24 and 26, followed by an executive committee session, to discuss possible rules changes to be presented to the NCAA group on March 27-28.
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New York
Rules Committee
N.C.A.A
Madison Square Garden
Ed Kelleher
Army
Coaches Association
NCAA
Columbia Dogs Win at Local Field Trials
The Cole County Coon Club held a Field Trial Sunday at Dallmeyers Park. Dogs owned by George Quinn and Bot Hopper of Columbia won the final tree and final line tin the heat races. Local winners included Brownie owned by Ed Coots Buck owned by Tom Kelly and Bozo owned by Myron Snellen. Star Light owned by Quinn and Hopper won Line and Tree in the River race. Buck won the final speed race. Blanch Snellen received the $25 war bond. Next Sunday March 12 club members will travel to California for the Moniteau County Coon Club Field Trail. March 19 they will go to Linn for the Be ae Show.
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Cole County Coon Club
Dallmeyers Park
George Quinn
Bot Hopper
Columbia
Brownie
Ed Coots
Buck
Tom Kelly
Bozo
Myron Snellen
Star-Light
Quinn
Hopper
Blanch Snellen
California
Moniteau County Coon Club
Linn
Cgsage County Coon Club
Russian researchers claim colorfast cotton colors grown locally
Russian scientists and research men at Delta Experimental Station in Mississippi say they have grown colorfast cotton in red green brown blue and khaki using natural methods.
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Delta Experimental Station
Mississippi
Road to be built near the Three Mile House south of town
In November a petition signed by Margaret Brauner J D Lake and Mathilda Buchter and others asked the court to establish a 30 foot road from Jefferson Township to the northeast corner of Margaret Brauner's property Judge Charles Buchanan stated construction could not begin until a formal May term order is issued The order will authorize a special road district to build the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Mile House
Margaret Brauner
J. D. Lake
Mathilda Buchter
Charles Buchanan
Jefferson Township
Buchanan
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Phil A. Dallmeyer
Optometrist
McCullough
Jays
C.m.coe
Pine St
St. Louis, Mo
New London
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Henry Belgrade
Glenmore Distilleries CO
Louisville
Jayne
Eae Comte Lie
Arrypee
Pepsi-Cola Company
Longstead City
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Columbla
Iceland
New Guinea
Red Cross
America
Globe
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