Radio Program Saturday Summary
A radio guide notes a Saturday schedule with time conversions east to central and mountain zones. It explains that EST becomes CST by subtracting one hour and CST becomes MST by subtracting two hours for correct timing.
June 28 radio schedule highlights from Kiddies Story to The Saturday Concert
Daytime listings include Kiddies Story Shop at 8:00, Coffee With Congress, Frank Merriwell Drama, Archie Andrews Drama, The Adventurers Club, Say it With Music, Ed McConnell Songs, The Country Journal, and a long slate of musical variety programs. Afternoon features Grand Central Drama, Veteran's News, Farm and Home, Harlem Hospitality Club, The Country Journal, This Is Late Time, Camp Meeting Choir, Saturday Showcase, Treasury Bandstand, The Hostile Buffalo, Racing and Dance Music segments, and The Three Suns. Evening blocks present Dance Band Time, The King Cole Trio, ABC programs Wake Up and Smile, The Plano Playhouse, The American Farmer, Youth Asks Government, Fascinating Rhythms, Our Town Speaks, and The Saturday Concert.
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Nbe
Congress
Renfro Valley
Cbs
Frank Merriwell
Archie Andrews
Mary Lee Taylor
Jackie Hill
Mbs
Tean Club
the Adventurers Club
Theater of Today
Cbe
Ed McConnell
Hollywood
Che
Grand Central Drama
Cbhe
Nbec
the Country Journal
Cba
Nbe Treasury
Nbe Crags
U.S.A
Art Moone
The
Three Suns
Cba Dance Music Orchestra
King Cole
Jan August
Fight Being Made To Save Levees
Army engineers and thousands of volunteers race to reinforce crucial Mississippi River levees near St. Louis as the Missouri flood crest threatens the urban area. Meteorologist Wahlgren predicts crest near 39 feet, possibly surpassing 1944 levels, with key flood defenses protecting Cupe yard, Venice, Granite City and East St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Mississippi
Illinois
Missouri, Pacific
Cupe
East St. Louis
Venice
Granite City
Harry F. Wahlgren
Weather Bureau
Slavery Trial Recessed Amid Illness in San Diego
In San Diego on June 28 the federal trial of Mrs Alfred Wesley Ingalls and her husband on a charge of enslaving Dora Jones was recessed until Tuesday as Mrs Ingalls lay near pneumonia. Police Officer William Toomey testified she feared Dora might kill her and at one point spoke of having the maid committed to a mental institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Alfred Wesley Ingalls
New England
Dora Jones
Ingalls
Dora
William Toomey
Lynn
Mass
Treason Case Goes To Federal Jury In Boston
Douglas Chandler a 58 year old former Baltimore writer faced a federal court jury today for allegations he made propaganda recordings for German radio broadcasts aimed at the United States during World War II. Judge Francis J W Ford instructed jurors to fairly weigh both sides in an 85 minute charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Douglas Chandler
Baltimore
United States
Francis J. W. Ford
House Committee Visits The Smokies
Members of the House Public Lands Committee led by Rep. Monroe Redden viewed Great Smoky Mountain National Park from air water and ground. The five man party traveled from Washington to Asheville spent the night at Fontana Dam then visited Bryson City near the park before continuing to Knoxville and planned TVA stops including Wilson Dam in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson City
House Public Lands Committee
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Monroe Redden
Asheville
Washington
Fontana Dam
Great Smokies
Knoxville
Tennessee City
TVA
Wilson Dam
Alabama
Rocky Mount Boy Elected President Of Dialectic Senate
Maurice Braswell of Rocky Mount, a junior pre law student at the University, was chosen president of the Dialectic Senate for the coming year. He also leads the Debate Council and is a veteran of the Army Air Force. Other officers include John Zucker pro tem, Charlie Hodson critic, George Rabil clerk, John Brock sergeant at arms, and Earl Fitzgerald treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Maurice Braswell
Rocky Mount
Dialectic Senate
Army Air Force
John Zucker
Riverdale
Charlie Hodson
San Antonio
Texas
George Rabil
Smithfield
John Brock
Mocksville
Earl Fitzgerald
New Bern
Accident data show higher fatality after dark
A 12 month study from 14 states covering 261 304 traffic accidents finds fatalities are 40 percent higher after dark than in daylight. The analysis by the street and traffic safety lighting bureau notes results apply to both urban and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INS
Office of Informational Services
Britain Urges Unified German Recovery Amid Moscow Setback
A British government spokesman says Moscow Conference failure and German zone disputes delay Britain’s economic rehab. Britain favors a central economic authority for Germany, but with careful integration to include other zones. Germany must be rehabilitated, and Britain hopes to raise output, moving from coal to diesel power and cutting building times for new plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Watson
VNS
London
IINS
Germany
Britain
Moscow
Ruhr
America
United States
Alien fiancees may enter the United States for marriage
President Truman signed a law extending until December 31 the existing provision allowing alien fiances of current or former armed forces members to enter the United States for marriage. The prior law would have expired at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
United States
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Tim
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Boots
Women
Mickey Finn
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Minty
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Claribel
Rod
Darling
James
Person Walked
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Caroline
Felix
Denver
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Junior Junction
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