Parade and Broadcast Schedule Highlights April 10
A fragmented listing shows radio and concert programming for Saturday April 10, including names like Captain Midnight and Fulton Lewis Jr. along with Honey J. Taylor and Bernie Cummings Orch. Local feeds include News and Market reports, farm segments, and musical acts such as Boyd's Rhythm Drifters and the Symphonies Far Youth. Multiple time slots are given and many program titles appear abbreviated or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis, Jr
M News
Honey J. Taylor
KXAR
Gabriel Hearter
M Mutual
Meet the P. M
Bernie Cummings
Orch
Lawrence Well
Mutual
Mare
A.m
Sear Sane
BN Boyd's
Rhythm Drifters
Williston Industrial School
Special Election Called in Nashville School District 1
A special election is called in Nashville School District No 1 Arkansas to vote on a building fund tax for 20 years. The proposed tax starts six mills 1949 to 1957, then eight mills from 1968, with surplus retained for other school needs. Election set May 1 1948 2:00 to 7:30 PM at local polling places including School House Bingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Howard and Hempstead
Arkansas
Conelryte
Gaia
Hav
Bingen
Ae Winness Ny
Arkansas Nine to Play Kansas Doublheader
Arkansas Razorbacks begin a two game set with Kansas in Lawrence. The series opens this afternoon marking Kansas season and returning from two defeats at Oklahoma A&M earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Kansas
Lawrence, Kas
Sebalima
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Bowhee
Tan Bar
Oklahoma A & M
Track Team to Enter Meet at Little Rock
Track coach Nolan Tollett leads Hope to Little Rock for an invitational meet with a strong field. The Hope squad opened their season April 2 at Camden, placing second behind Camden and ahead of El Dorado with 387 points. The trip features Tommy Britt and teammates Tommy Britt, Buddy Sutton, I. J. Sutton, Roger Neal, and Jimmie Dick Hammons, while Camdens Rey Reynolds upset Hope's Hammons in the 220. Ole weather postponed Hope’s game with North Heights. James Russell, a top hitter, leads Hope Arillery with over .800 last season and 2 for 4 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
McLeod
Nolan Tollett
Little Rock
Hope
Camden
el Dorado
Il Dorado
Hape
Tommy Britt
Oscar Judd
I Judd
Britt
Rey ‘Nolds
S. Hammons
Westbrook
Bobby Harris
Carter Russell
Charles Wilson
Russell
Wilson
Martin
Lawrence Hazzard
Mitchell LaGronc
Prescott
Hazzard
Hope Artillery
James Russell
Sutherland Suffering From Nervous Condition
Physicians report Pittsburgh Steel Graders coach De Jon B. Sutherland is in a nervous condition after being found wandering near Nanaddy Field. H H Russel Wickliffe says the ailment is mental and that Sutherland appears hazy though physically in good shape. Two Cairo consultants Bondurant and Yarborough also evaluated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trussell
Weeknight Radio Schedules From Major Networks
The Associated Press picks prime time lineups across NBC CBS and ABC. NBC offers Paul LaValle Melody 8 People are Funny and Theater House of Thows and Tours. CBS features the Spike Jones Show Tad Danny Thomas comedy and Meet the Press. ABC presents The Fat Man This Is 81 and Leay Wea Site Girls with Meet the Press. Saturday tennis includes NBC and CBS programming with morning and noon offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NBC
Paul LaValle
Mystery Theater House
Norman Thomas
CBS
Wack Smith
Tad Danny Thomas
Morgan - Ameche - Langford
Quaie
Shirriet
Spike Jones
ABC
Broadday Music Schedule Listing for Channel Programs
A fragmented TV radio listing shows a weekday schedule with various titled segments and host names. Entries include parade, quiz, news updates, sports segments, and a sign off, featuring performers like Marion Downey and stations such as Newscope Mt and Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idonel Hayastan
Charles Slocyiai
Mt 640
Marion Downey
M. Tyee Stucle
Oreh
M Mutual
Sports Roundup by Hugh & Fullerton Jr
New York reports weigh in on Louis weight and return plans as he heads to Michigan for training. Dodgers seek top passer to join a four team race for the Eastern title next season. Mrs Glenna Vare and family travel to England for the Cris Cups, with Dina Cricley among expectations. Olympic shifts move hop and jump to Brake relays, while Hagen Jr airs in Virginia Beach. Walker Cup exhibit tours begin with last year’s winners. Smiley Quick shows speed, Mullins schedules seven games for next season. End notes from Baltimore cover Orioles infielder lineage and Woudenberg’s streaks for the 49ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deel Louis
England
Joe
Michigan
Football Dodgers
Ina
Glenna Calett Vare
Glenna
Vare
Dina Fishwick Cricley
Svitchley
Walter Hagen, Jr
Smiley Quick
Larry “Moon’' Mullins
St. Ambrose
Athletics May Cause Plenty of Trouble This Season
Chicago report notes Philadelphia Athletics excite publicity chief Earl Hilligan with hustling play and strong outfield pitching. Skeeter Webb praises new Philadelphia spirit while Ferris Fain’s first base shape and Rudy York insurance loom as keys. Hilligan cites last season’s narrow one run losses and predicts tough Yankees and Red Sox, with Detroit and Cleveland also capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Caprie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Earl J. Hilligan
Hilligan
Bar
Florida
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Nndians
Hiligan
Connie Mack
Athletics
Lou Brissin
Ferris Fain
Rudy York
Skeeter Webb
Tigers
Philadelphia Spirit
Skeeter
Fomih Plaes
Cleveland
Yankees
Earl
Bucky Harris
Bobby Brow
Navy Sub Base Has Second Costly Blaze
A morning fire at Graton Connecticut, the Navy submarine base, caused damage to a three story building serving as temporary base headquarters. The blaze, the second in two months, was confined to the third floor and estimated at no more than 25000 dollars. The cause was undetermined while the building housed administrative offices and the former bachelor officers quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Submarines
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Guid
Who's On First Is Major Loop Problem
Major league teams face a first base shuffle with six regulars from last season likely to return opening day 1948. veterans include Mize Fain Verdon MoQuinn Walthus Yorgeson and rookies step in for White Sox Tigers Browns Pirates. others include Lupien Vice Stevens and Ed Stevens with Sisler joining Phillies and Robinson shifting to second for Dodgers.
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New York
Abbott
Costatella
Happy Chandler
George Mo‘Quinn
New York Yankees
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia A's
Mickey Verdon
Washington Senators
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Eddie Walthus
Chicago Cubs
Earl Yorgeson
Boston Braves
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
St Louis Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tony Lupien
Hollywood
White Sox
George Vice
Portland
Tiger
Chuck Stevens
Toledo
Browns
Ed Stevens
Dodgers
Montreal
Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Jake Jones
Willard Rapinson
Elbie Fletcher
Cleveland
Babe Young
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phils
Dick Sisler
Cardinals
Sisler
St. Louis
Stan Masial
Nippy Jones
Glenn Nelson
Lynchburg
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Branch Rickey
Robinson
Ray Sanders
Braves
Pete Reiser
Eddie Micksis
Duke Snider
Dodger
Sanders
Glen Rose Named Head Coach at Stephen F. Austin
Glen Rose signs as head basketball coach at Stephen F. Austin College Nacogdoches Texas to begin duties in two weeks. Rose known as Gilomy Glen coached nine seasons at Arkansas 1934 to 1942 earning five Southwest Conference titles plus runner up and other high finishes. He also served as football assistant and later athletic director at Arkansas before a 1944-46 run as coach and admin in Oklahoma City and at Arkansas State before moving to Stephen F. Austin succeeding Stanford W. McKewen.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Stephens F. Austin College
Glen Rose
University of Arkanasas
Ted L.jeffries
Rose
Gilomy
Glen
Arm Kansas
Razorbacks
Arkansas
The
of A
John Barnhill
Athletic Busiess
Tose
Cage
Razorback
Coal
Oklahoma City
Stephen F. Austin
Stanford W. McKewen
Fights Last Night Reported Across Cities
Reported boxing results from multiple cities with broken names and scores. Fighters include Eb Spider Armstrong, Jonny Denero, Richard, Bee Wright, Lennie Trader, Jackie Williams and others, with outcomes ranging from draws to points decisions.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Joavkie Graves
Sin
Minn
Spider’ Armstrong
Yaronta
Columbus
Johny Denero
Dtochuster
Ru Richard
Drew
Atlantic City
Bee Bee Wright
Philadelphia
Gitpointer
John Ellis
Parker Golfers Defeat Baylor for 2nd Win
In Waco on April 9 Parker golfers, the Arkansas team, defeated Baylor 4 to 2 to secure their second win. Richard Smart and James Mosley led singles for Arkansas, with notable results from Bond and Parvin. Arkansas also claimed doubles wins, Smart/Mosley besting Parvin/Waters and Marlin/McCreary beating Mark/Styles.
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Parker
Baylor
Waco
Tex
James Mosley
Arkansas
Buat
Charles Waters
Wallace Martin
Herman Styles
Waner Mark
Jack McCreary
Smart
Mosley
Parvin
Waters
Marlin
McCreary
Mark
Styles
Mangrum Tops Opening Round In Masters Golf Meet
Augusta Ga April 1 Mangrum shot three under par 69 to lead the field by one stroke after the opening 18 holes of the 121st Masters. Demaret, defending champion, shot 73 missing by one stroke alongside Harman Furgol Keiser and Hogan tied at 71. Nelson and Hogan among the big names drawing large crowds as play continued.
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Augusta
Lloyd Manegrum
Wat
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Bobby Jones
Stzaling Mangram
Claude Harman
Ed Furgol
Ben Hogan
Herman Keiser
Skee Riegel
Art Bel
Dick Metz
Chick Harbert
Jim Forrier
Bobby Locke
Byron Nelson
Hanly Coton
England
Harry Todd
Bob Hamilton
Leland Gibgon
Nelson
Hogan
Puerto Rican Admits Murder of Woman
Julio Ramirez 23 a Puerto Rican confessed today he stabbed and strangled Mrs Vera Lotito after she caught him looting her East Side apartment last March 30 He told police he stabbed her with a screwdriver and garroted her with her husband's neckties Ramirez was arrested a week later after attempting to pawn the slain woman's clothes He gave detectives a string of denials and stories including that a nephew committed the crime He said she surprised him and they struggled before he tied her up and fled with a suitcase of the footwear and the screwdriver found later Ramirez statement and the recovered implements came from the investigation by Assistant District Attorney Vincent J Detrmody Also noted were unrelated scores in a separate item involving Vic Ghezzi and Dutch Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julio Ramirez
Vera Lotito
East Side
Lment
Ramirez
Lotitio
Lotito
Tyan
Vincent J. Detrmody
Cotton Land for Rent or Lease in Hope Arkansas
About 100 acres of black and grey cotton land known as Tobe Faulkner Farm and part of Mrs. Nora Carrigan Farm to rent. Prewar yields were one to one and a quarter bales per acre. Blacktop and gravel roads facilitate access. not in area with bombing. First year rent on fifth with one bale per five acres. after year one rent on fourth. Contact M. S. Bates, Hope, Ark. Phone 24 or 924.
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Ro M. Cook
Fulton
Arkansas
Mope
Buster Starnes
South Main Street
Underwood
Phare
NORGE
Ernest Rojers
Ark
West Division Street
Sid Jones
South Laurel
Archie
Waterloo
Tobe Faulkner
Nora Carrigan
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Ade
Asec Ie
Delton Attee
Itea
Chas
Meson
Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
Fenwick One
United States
Denver
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Ree
eXarkana
Venetian Blind Co
Hazel
Foy
Hammons
Ohone
Walnut St
Singleton’s
Singleton Hope, Ark. A
Roy Allison
PD & PT MW
McDavitt
Bath
Paisley School
John Godwin
1300 Park Drive
Foster-Ellis
MHA
Nice
Highway
Earl Schooley
Houston Sthopley
Duffie Harywate
M. Co
C. B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
West Third Street
Gentry Printing
W. P. Singleton Hope, Ark
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
Pioneer
California
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Texarkana
Texas
Rowden
D&pl
Stoneville
Coker
Sinker
Smith-Douglass
Mid-South Supply Association
A. E. Slusser
Mar. Hope, Ark
A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
Omaha
James & Moore
Cleaners
Star
Representative Post No
Glen Walker
Representative Post
Lest Set
County Judge Co. Cook
Fred A. Luck
Joan L Wilson, JR
Ombra Evans
Chardes Malone Garrett Willis Cecil E, Weaver
IAGO
Kxar the Practical Gardener
Northern Coallene Choir
Ivory
Quark Valley
Chib
Tempsstout
Plumbing and Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds Co
D. Lauterbach
S. Walnut Telenhene
Harry Segnar
Cntcet
Burwick’s
Newt
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
West 10Th Street
Sutherland
Miss
Ion
America Parner
Alan Lomax
Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Hockenbury
Baltimore
Orioles
John Woudenberg
San Francisco 49Ers
Navy Sub Base
India
St. Mary's Hospital
Wickliffe
United Press
Worcester
Mass
Dick _ Calahan
Boston
Lennie Trader
New Haven
Con
Fat River
Jackie Willams
Oat Andrews
Lowell
Mangrum
Manila
Reen
Vic Ghezzi
Kansas City
Kas
Dutch Harrison
M. S. Bates
Careel Sain Olee
Queen
Blevins
Lespedeza
Albert's Feed & Seed Store
Illinois
Feeders Sured CO
Walnut
GMC
Wylie Motor CO
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