Plan plaque for McNamee at 1940 Rose Bowl
TV and radio notes report Graham McNamee, famed Rose Bowl broadcaster, to appear at the 1940 game for a between halves ceremony awarding a commemorative plaque marking the 15th anniversary of his first network broadcast. Also cited are a schedule of wartime broadcasts and a fatal navy plane crash near New Rochelle killing Lieut. James S. Tyler and Pasquale Siclari.
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New York
Graham McNamee
Bill Stern
Ken Carpenter
McNamee
California
Kay
Kyser
WBAF
NBC
CBS
MBS
WJZ
America
Raymond Massey
Kay Kyser
WABC
Walter Logan Bill
Evan Clague
Manhattan
C. A. Plumsley
England
Eugene Cox
James S. Tyler
Long Island Sound
New Rochelle
N. Y
New York State Supreme Court
Lee Parsons Davis
Tyler
Pasquale Siclari
Floyd Bennett Field
Princess Hohenlohe Ordered to Quit Country
Princess Hohenlohe of Hungary, once labeled by the House of Commons as a notorious member of Hitler's spy organization, was ordered by the Justice Department to leave the United States by Saturday or face deportation. The department rejected her extension request without disclosing grounds.
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Washington
Princess Hohenlohe
Hungary
House of Commons
Justice Department
United States
Department
Radio Schedule Highlights from Tate Warap Station
Central West Virginia’s WMMN 890 kc features a dense broadcast slate including NBC and CBS programs. Notable entries include Skits with Jack Armstrong and Life Can Be Beautiful, news from Edwin C. Hill, musical performances by Lowell Thomas and the Master Singers, and various sports and drama programs across NBC WEAF WJZ and CBS lines.
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NBE
WEAF
Jack Armstrong
NBC
WJZ
Bud Barton
CBS
Scattergood Baines
Tom Mix
Nbc-Weaf
WLW
WMMN
Edwin C. Hill
Jimmy Dorsey
Capt. Healy's Stamp Club
Paul Sullivan
KDKA
Iron City Express
The
World Today
Li'l Abner
Lowell Thomas
WWVA
Easy
Ambassadors
Hollywood Playhouse
West Virginia University
Doctor Christian
MBS
Boake Carter
Manhattan
Eddie Cantor
Fred Allen
Texaco Star Theatre
Nbcrwjz
Roy Shield
Griff Williams
Orch
Guy Lombardo
Raymond Gram
Kay Kyser
Glenn Miller
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Wnamee
Tournament of Roses Committee
James
Tate Warap Radio
West Virginia
WBLK
Jimmy — Dorsey
Arch
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Amos 'N Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Fred Waring
Bc-Weaf
John W. Vandercook
Cbss
Lanny Ross
Nbc-Wjz
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Sam
Wmmnwwva
Mr. Meek
Bob Hannon
Abe Lyman
CBBS
Clyde Lucas
Don Armando
Will Bradley
Eddy Duchin
Enric Madrignera
Johnny Long
Radio Tube
RCA
City of
Grafton
A. E. Lockard
Mary Pembroke
Helen Plum
Mary L. Ridenour
Nellie Tucker
Virginia DeMoss
Mrs. Pearle Gawthrop
Harry Haislop
Taylor County
J. G. Lemmons
Mrs. Lloyd Waddell
Ates
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