Sunday Radio Schedule With Studios and Shows
A listing of radio programs including Frank Morgan Comedy Show Gene Autry Hollywood Show and more. Entries mention hosts guests and time slots with varied networks and periods. The schedule highlights music talk and drama lineups such as James Melton Tommy Dorsey Policeman and Hour of Mystery with CBS offerings.
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Frank Morgan
Abc
Gene Autry
Dbs
Senet Pearson
Abs Faliek Powell
Dagweed
Ebds
Joe Kelly
Cha Fectives
Abe Tommy Dorsey
Abe Wy
Cbs
Ieté
Che Go
Abs
Corliss Archer
Cha
Abe Thils
Hollywood
Abe
Abe James Melton
Cba
Jimmy Fiddier
Policeman
Phil Spitalny
Girl Orch
Nbr
Musical Clock And News - Sunday Preview Broadcast Mix
A fragmented listing of radio programs and music acts for a Sunday schedule. Names mentioned include Jack Smith Sings Cedric Foster Johnny Pineapple's Orch Count Basie Orch Henry King’s Orch Benny Goodman Sextette and Matty Malneck’s Orchestra. Also notes Bible Readers Club and AP News slots with various times and program titles.
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Ane Conpelaires
Ins Coronelles
Mba Davie
Lalaeran
MBS
Jime But Cunningham
Ween
Holly
Fitzgrim
Frankie Carle
Thoss Webstern
Cedric Foster
Jack Smith
Leta
Cecil Brown
Geo. C. Putnam
Herbart Ellison
Johnny Pineapple
Orch
Count Basie
WBS
Henry King
Silent Wagp
Carl Ravazia
AP News
Bible Readers Club
Jackie Hill
Trade Winds Tavern
Victor
Farm Fair
John J. Anthony
Queen
Ungar
Nowa
Rariew
Aes
AP News 2:00~Erakine Johnson—Mbs 2:15—Johnson Familly
Dothan Recreation Center Week Activities Schedule
The Dothan Recreation Center lists weekly events from August 5 to 10 including Wiregrass model aero club at 7 30 p m Tuesday Dothan Scooter Club at 4 p m Thursday American Legion at 4 30 p m Friday square dancing and Saturday an open house with dancing bingo and a double table tennis tournament.
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Dothan Recreation Center
Wiregrass Model Aero Club
Dothan Scooter Club
American Legion
Six In Army Bomber Killed In Crackup
Six occupants of a Mitchel bomber were killed when the aircraft crashed during landing at the Long Beach municipal airport. The bomber, en route from Enid Army air base with stops at Albuquerque, struck wires in overcast and exploded on impact. An Army board of inquiry was named to investigate.
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Long Beach
Cal
Mitchel
Fig
Enid
Okla
Albuquerque
N.M
Truman Urges Prayer and Resolve for Lasting Peace
President Truman spoke of devotion of the men and women who sacrificed for victory. He called for observance as a day of prayer and high reserve, urging continued efforts for justice freedom and peace. He reminded Americans that victory in arms does not end the work or diminish determination to establish lasting peace.
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Truman
Koreans Want Continued American Military Government
Gen. Douglas MacArthur reported that many Koreans prefer ongoing American military rule after U S Russian negotiations ended on May 6. He noted openness to a provisional southern government was discussed, but public sentiment shifted toward sustaining military governance and a right to be heard in their own government.
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Tokyo
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
U. S
Truman Proclaims Aug 14 Victory Day
President Truman proclaimed Wednesday August 14 as the first anniversary of Japan's unconditional surrender and urged Americans to observe the date as a solemn commemoration. It will not be a legal holiday.
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Truman
Washington
Japan
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