Popular Programs Return On Air After Vacation
Eastern War Time New York reports five program premieres for Labor Day weekend led by Edgar Bergen Gildersleeve and the Demille Radio Theater. Schedule spans NBC CBS and Blue Network with talks by Frances Perkins William Green and others plus entertainment blocks from 4:30 P M Sunday to late night.
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Ce. Butterfield
New York
Edgar Bergen
Gildersizeve
The
Demille Radio Theater
NBC
America
Gildersleeve
Bergen
Effie Klinker
Charlie McCarthy
Stinny Skylark
CBS 9
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
CBS
Sec. of Labor
Frances Perkins
Boston
William Green
A. F. Df L
Jacksonville
Phillip Murthy
C21
MBS
Joseph Curran
Philadelphia
Lab. Org
They
Me Joe
Abie
Bard Darite
Grand Ole Opty
Guy Lombardo
American Eagle
Britain
Chicago
Heinzl Weber
Leo Meany
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Trent
Rest of My Life Chapter Twenty-Eight
In July, Matthew and Judith confront unspoken feelings as a Fourth of July gathering unfolds. Judith battles tears and fear while Matthew confronts past losses and growing passion. A fragile night ends with a kiss and promises, amid family tensions and aging concerns.
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Matthew
Mary Sid
Lynn
Futu’s
Rita
Judith
Ella
Villa Capri
Mary Norman
Treadway
Eva
Judy
Eve
Navy mail service warns on safe wrapping and limits
The Navy Mail Service urges secure wrapping for Christmas gifts with parcel limits of five pounds, twenty one inches length and thirty six inches combined length and girth. Pack inside with a repeated address tag and item list to prevent damage and misrouting in transit.
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Navy Mail Service
Extra
Ranger Mosby by Virgil Carrington Jones review
Virgil Carrington Jones's Ranger Mosby portrays John Singleton Mosby as a brilliant yet partly phony guerrilla commander. The author, a Wall Street Journal editor, offers a candid, smoothly written biography that balances admiration with critical flaws. Mosby’s daring and egotism, the Mosby Confederacy, and comparisons to Quantrell shape a readable, nuanced portrait.
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Ranger Mosby
Virgil Carrington Jones
University of North Carolina
John Singleton Mosby
Virginia
Rappahannock
Potomac
Winchester
Front Royal
Mosby
Wall Street
Mr. Jones
Jeb Stuart
Jeb
Quantrell
Missouri
Bombers Hit Key Airfields in China and Canton theater
Gen Joseph W Stillwell announced 14th Air Force bombers struck Kaitak Airdrome in Hong Kong Tien Ho and White Cloud Airdromes at Canton as part of operations against Formosa and the Chung King front. The United States reports 6 345 registered hospitals.
Look and Learn By A GORDON Q and A
Patrick Henry said Give me liberty or give me death. Skyscrapers rely on structural steel. Nevada has the smallest population. Alma Mater means Kindly Mother in Latin. Texas was an independent republic before statehood.
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Swers
Patrick Henry
Nevada
Texas
Boxing Results In San Francisco Card Features Knockout
In San Francisco Jackie Ryan 147 pounds out pointed Auriel Couture 146 pounds in a ten round bout. Al Sheridan 179 pounds stopped Ace Spates 174 pounds in the fourth round as rain postponed events in Long Branch New Jersey.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jackie Ryan
Auriel Coutoure
Bangor
al Sheridan
Pittsburgh
Long Branch
N. J
Striking Supervisors Target Mines Across Tri-State Area
Supervisory workers union leaders vow 4200 miners at 10 Pennsylvania pits seized by the government will return to work Monday. Votes to strike span six West Virginia mines with 1725 workers, while nine Pennsylvania pits prepare strike ballots. War Labor Board appeals strikers at four Pennsylvania pits to resume work as broader strike plans unfold across tri-state mines.
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Supervisory Workers’ Union
Pennsylvania
National Labor Relations Board
West Virginia
War Labor Board
Tri-State
United Technical, Clerical and Supervisory Employes Union
United Mine Workers of America
UMWA
Pitching Miseries Shrink Browns and Boost Tigers Lead
Pitching woes in St Louis helped Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees close the gap on the Browns. Hal Newhouser earned his 22nd win as Detroit beat St Louis 6 3 at Sportsman Park. Dizzy Trout aided in relief as New England’s surge shifted standings while Boston and Chicago posted results.
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Jack Nand
Associated Press
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Luke Sewell
Bob Muncrief
Nelson Potter
Detroit
Sportsman's Park
Potter
Brownies
Hal Newhouser
Browns
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
New York
Bengals
Yanks
Boston
Cardinals Aim for 100 Wins Streak Fades for Cubs Record
In New York Chicago’s 1906 mark stands as the only 100-win pace by Sept. 9, with the Cardinals a day ahead only to falter as schedule gaps prevented reaching the century by next Saturday. The piece notes historical NL feats, player moves, and college and military football links, mentioning Bobby Jones, Mel Hein, Archie Bradley, Glenn Dobbs, and other names while detailing attendance records and postwar contracts for minor leaguers.
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New York
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pirates
Bobby Jones
PAG
Freddie Corcoran
Mississippi
Harry Mehre
Mel Hein
Football Giants
Union College
Mel
Giants
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Bos
Unclear Mining Strike Statement From Government Takeover
A garbled report cites miners on strike amid government takeover of 10 mines. It mentions supervisors, a back-to-work order, and John MacAlpine as president of a supervisory union. The piece references coal operators and a demand for an agreement or government action. Fresh apple sauce and gingerbread appear as stray text.
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Supervis
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John MacAlpine
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Baseball Briefs National League Results Pixelated
National League yesterday saw Pittsburgh edge St Louis 3 to 2 while Chicago defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2. Brooklyn routed New York 8 to 1 and Boston beat Philadelphia 7 to 4 in game one of a doubleheader 7 to 4.
Radio and theater listings mix with sports notes
A jumble of broadcast times and performances across cities includes Tommy Dorsey and Lily Pons, Ed Garr and Conrad Nagel, war and labor program lineups, plus sports schedules in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Chicago. Mentions of a Washington New York session and Tomorrow's Games show a busy regional programming agenda.
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Tommy Dorsey
Burns
Allen
One Man's Family
Phil Spitaning
Ccbs
Church At Air
Philharmonic
Kostelanetz
Lily Pons
John Conte
Mr. Margie
Garr Revue
Conrad Nagel
We the People
Col Stoopnagle
Mary Small
Paul Whiteman
St. Louisie
Pittsburgh
Basin St
Sky Riders
New York
Chicago
Boston
Walter Hampden
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Baseball doubleheaders and scores across leagues
Chicago faces Cincinnati, Boston meets Philadelphia, New York hosts Brooklyn, and St. Louis plays Pittsburgh in two games each. Yesterday in the American League Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 3, Detroit defeated St. Louis 6 to 3, Washington won 10 to 7, Chicago lost to Cleveland 4 to 12 innings.
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America
Boston
Philadelphia
Barlow
Richard Bt
Louis
Pittsburgh
Voorhees
Ezio Pinza
Chicago
Cincinnati
CBS
Ma Perkins
Coast Guard
Bob Hawk
Warren Hull
Frank Sinatra
Los Angeles
Norton Downey
Don Norman
Horace Heidt
Counter Spy
Ted Malone
Saludos Amigos
MBS
Lopez
Matcher
Detroit
Sherlock
York
Human Adventure
Clevelander
Washington
Legion Auxiliary
M. M. Neeley
U. S
Harley M . Kilgore
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Russians Watch Formation Of New Bulgarian Government
Reports from Cairo note armistice talks suspended by Bulgaria and a hoped leftist government under Bagranov forming to satisfy Russia, the United States, and Britain. German danger grows as Russian columns near Sofia and Ploesti while Hungary vows to resist Romania, signaling wider Balkan tension.
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Sofia
Russia
United States
Britain
Hitler
Bulgaria
Cairo
Bagranov Saint
War and peace echoes across Europe in cautious lull
Fragmentary wartime notes recount front quiet in Poland and the Baltic as Soviet and Allied leaders debate ending the conflict. The piece hints at fear, propaganda, and the need for continued sacrifice, while diversions touch on culinary hints and an aging greeting card history.
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