TV Radio Schedule Fragment with Classic Shows
A grainy listing outlines a broadcast lineup with programs like Jack Smith Show, News Reporters, Hit Parade, Hollywood Serenade, Williams Show, Crime Photographer, Amos and Andy, and Martin Kane. It notes times, channel WFMY TV 5 and a handful of titles across a late evening block.
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Tvening
Abe
Orta Newsnetty Three
Rowe Metterengihe
Owe Suasmeneare
Mbs
Jack Smith
Che Binver Bateomes
Mane Remiy
Cupeer
Hollywood
Ade Warworks
Abe Mae News & Variety
Wfmy.tv
Channel 5
Kit Carson
Ae Williams
Amos
N’ Andy
Alan Young
Martin Kane
Private Eye
Seaweed Extract Used In Cocoa And Ice Cream
Rake-wielding workers scrape the Atlantic shoreline of South Portland to harvest seaweed used to stabilize cocoa and chocolate milk and to smooth ice cream. The piece explains the process and the fly-like extract. Historic snowfall records note New York City’s greatest 25.8 inches in 24 hours on December 26-27, 1947.
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South
Portland
Atlantic
New York City
No Texas Exists Says Letter to Virginia
A columnist explains that Texas is a myth not a real place, recounting how legends started with a joke in The New Yorker and the spread of imaginary Texans and cities like Dallas. The piece urges Virginia to believe there is no Texas and ends with the line the eyes of Texas are upon you.
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Washington
Texas
Virginia
Paul Bunyan
George Washington
Brooklyn
Mary Martin
Oklahoma
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Arizona
Davy Crockett
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Whittling Granny Makes Knife Pay
East Sandwich Massachusetts Mrs Clara Marchant built ship model shops after 1927 to feed her twelve children and disabled husband now a roadside shack famed for bottled clipper ships. Her crafts earned income and supported a growing family including grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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East Sandwich
Mass
Clara Marchant
Cape Cod
South Africa
Floating Voice Station To Pierce Iron Curtain
The Voice for America plans to deploy a de-mothballed Coast Guard cutter, Courier, as a mobile weather floating radio station. George Q. Herrick says the relay ship will relocate to defeat Soviet jammers and reach areas previously blocked, relaying broadcasts from the United States into target countries.
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New York
Voice For America
Coast Guard
Courier
Voice
George Q. Herrick
State Department
Herrick
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