Radio Programs and 008 NETWORKS THURSDAY Supper Club Schedule
A fragmented listing of radio shows and times for the Thursday lineup. Programs include Commentary, West News, Mr Keen, Back on The Air, Kaltenborn, Playhouse, Five Minutes News, American Town Meet Forum, Five Minutes’ Story Teller, and News and Variety segments. Names, times, and station codes are scattered, with many items partially legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbe
Basic
Clayton Song
Ebs Ayer
Abe Ge West News
Abe
Mcliue Skyline Kool
Che
Mayedad
Pameing Music Orch
Dhs
Mr. Keen
Cbs-Basic
Quin
H. V. Kaltenborn
Nelson Olmstead
Cbe
Sam
Abner Shit
Ith Wilson Muasle
Mark Warner
Abc
Murtle Hall
Horton
Abe Gordon Jenkind
Jack Haley
Abe-Basse
Dave Elman
Vaurhs Monroe
Jay C
Dbs Arazions
Finneran
Basle
Music Shop
Dange
Mankin Fights Georgia Democratic Committee Decision
Rep. Helen Douglas Mankin of Georgia pressed for a state Democratic Committee ruling on the Fifth District race she lost in July. DeKalb County Democratic executive committee had named Judge C. Davis as winner under the unit system, while Mankin carried Fulton County for the largest popular vote and threatened to run as an independent Democrat if not declared the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Helen Douglas Mankin
D. Ga
State Democratic Committee
DeKalb County
Decatur
Democratic Executive Committee
C. Davis
Mankin
Davis
DeKalb
Rockdale
Fulton
Atlanta
Robert Barmspeck
Georgia
State Committee
Experts Say Rationing Made Swedes Healthy
Stockholm AP reports that Prof Gunner Nerstrom of Uppsala University says moderate food rationing improved public health in Sweden during the War era. Mortality fell from 12 to 9.9 per 1000 as rationing intensified, with declines in hemorrhage and arteriosclerosis linked to vascular health and diet adjustments for people with blood vessel diseases.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gunner Nestrom
Uppsala Universi v
Nyatrom
Snowbound Sheep Die in Australia Amid Heavy Snowfall
Snowbound sheep died across large grazing regions south of Canberra as heavy late season snow and record low temperatures covered thousands of square miles. Many sheep stations had no handfeeding plans and up to 20,000 sheep faced starvation.
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Sydney
Australia
Canberra
Baby Escapes Injury After Car Wheel Passes Over
SHERIDAN Wyoming AP Billie Lou Sweet an 18 month old girl was playing on dirt beside her driveway when her mother started the car. One wheel passed over both legs but examination found no bone fractures. Doctors cited the safety of soft bones and loose dirt as factors in the baby's survival.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Billie Lou Sweet
James Sweet
Grocer Builds Playground To Discipline Junior Shopper
MEASIPHIS Tenn UP Junior disrupts Seessel's store with jars toppled and cookies knocked. Arthur N Seessel Jr fixes chaos by placing a miniature playground outside the shop with swings slides and sandpiles to keep Junior out of the aisles.
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Measiphis
Tenn
Junior
Seessel
Mother
Arthur N. Seessel, Jr
Gamble Wins Portsmouth Coal Lottery Story
Historical note recalls Rhode Island in 1809 authorizing a $10,000 lottery to develop a coal seam in Portsmouth. The gamble reportedly paid off, yielding over a million tons of coal before the seam pinched out, illustrating early state efforts to resource gamble and economic impact.
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Portsmouth
U.P
Party notes and visits from Ashford social circle
A lengthy Ashford social roundup details a bridge party hosted by Mrs. H. E. Deese honoring Mrs. Hubert Deese of Opelika with Daphne Deese. Prizes went to Mrs. W. T. Knight and Mrs. Bill McCorkle, who also won bingo. Guests include many local residents and travelers from Albany, Dublin, Lakeland, and Panama City.
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Aschford
H. E. Deese
Bridge
Hubert Deese
Opelika
Wyatt Wells
Walter Bruner
Mesdames
Bill McCorkle
Charles McArthur, Jr
Dick Barber
Henry Lambert
John Ed Williams
W. F. Knight
S. C. Rountree
H. M. Dykes
Solomon Baxter
Max Bruner
Bill Bruner
Hugh Fellows
R. E. Christmas
R.F. Peck
C. O. Adams
Sjr
Curtis Mixson
Ray Mixson
Daphne Deese
Carl Hall
Albany, Ga
Panama City
J. D. Hopkins
Johnnie Hutton
Staton
Delaware
Ashford
C. PD. Williams
Madge Kirkland
Washington, D. C
O. V. Kirkland
C. C. Hall
Joe Pate
Trenin
W. E. Pate
Poca Harrison
Capps Station
Bob Lisenby
Frank Webb
Ronny
Miami
Webb Wells
David Harrison
Jack Pate
Fiderenda
Austin Teavat
Halstead Meadows
Marjorie and
Halstead
Glassboro
N. J
J. R
Big
J. R. Robinson
Verbena
HW. B. Meadows
Masten Robinson
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Baby
Asthorp New
Mrs. Sanfy
Pate
Williamm Meadows
Columbia
Betty Jean McKennie
Cecil Walker
Peggy
Abbeville
M. M. Price
John T. Coullette
Lakeland
Fla
Ella Sellers
Holmes Christe
Savannah
H. C. Lambert
Overland Trail Trough
South Pass
Spaulding
Whitman
Frank M. Whiting
Silver Shop
Frank M. Young & Company
Johnny
Anna Jane
Bill
Mary Lewise
Lorens
Zlanberg
Shoe Department
Blumberg’s
Blumberg
Rai
Pearce Nu
U.S. Army
Cannon
Monticello
Susaquehanna Woolen Mill
Chatham
Palmer
Plinleeg
Railansberg
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