Schedule of radio programs for April weekend and week
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across Saturday Sunday and Monday including symphonies youth programs sports parades gospel and prophecy shows musical programs and news editions with times ranging from early morning to late night featuring studios such as Williston Industrial School Green Club and various named performers and programs like Dig For Dollars Sunday Spotlight News and The Shadow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Industrial School
Lionel] Hampton
Charles Slocum
Morton Downey
Ted Steele
Mutual Reports
A.n
Voice of Prophecy
W.W.A
Garrett Mermorial Church
William L. Shirer
American Radio Warblers
Cote Glee Club
KXAR
Four Knights
Friendly House
Jimmy Vidler
Parky’s
Jim Backus
Devil Brown
Katey Smith
Vietus HH
Lindluhr
Coast Guard
Wim
Apell
Hondition
Travelers Lose First Home Contest
Little Rock Travelers drop their first home game 14 to 2 to Indianapolis in the American Association. Inclals tagged West Live for 10 hits and 12 runs in the first four innings as Bade by went the distance and held the Rocks to six hits. The clubs meet again tonight here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Indianapolis
Inclals
West
12 Gang
Dim Badeby
Rocks
Hempstead Dominates Three-County Track Meet at Yerger High
Hempstead wins with 140 points at Yerger High field ahead of Nevada county 137 and Howard 44. Yerger leads with 95 points as UpChurch Prescott and McKay Trescott place well. Individual winners include Ruth Walker and Juanita Morrison in girls events and Leon Dixon and Robert Davis for Yerger in boys events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Yerger High School
Nevada County
Howard
Yerger
UpChurch
Prescott
McKay
Trescott
Moss
Patmos
Juanita Morrison
Howard Co
Leon Dixon
Gambie
C. Alexander
McKay High School
L. Vanhyck
Up Church
Robert Davis
Verger
Cash
High Point
Ruth Walker
Mass
Claw
James White
Verser
Ralph Palmare
McRae
C. Sticky
Wright
Helen Mitchell
Ivas Curry
Burnis Curry
James Jones
Radio and TV Tonight From CBS NBC ABC and More
A list of tonight’s Central Standard Time programs includes CBS shows such as Suspense and Grand Ole Opry, NBC game and talk segments, ABC detective and quiz programs, and MBS Chicago Theater Desert Song. Sunday forums cover Getting Along with People and Standards of Living with a focus on inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Henry A. Wallace
Chicago
NBC
Judy Canova
Grand Ole Opry
Joan Davis
Sweeney
March
Vic Damone
ABC
Ross Dolan
Murder
Malone
Chicago Theater
MBS
America United
New Look
Ted Williams to Undergo an Appendectomy
Boston news reports Ted Williams of the Red Sox will be moved to Faulkner hospital for a possible appendectomy early Thursday morning. Final decision by team physician Ralph McCarthy, with pitching coach Paul Selweiber, follows Williams on the train from New Orleans to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Hed Sox
Faulkner
Williams
New Orleans
Atlanta, Ga
Unclear OCR summary of local events and notices
Fragmentary text lists names and event fragments including bands, parades, a student parade, and scattered place and person names with no coherent narrative or dates. The readable items are disjoint, offering no verifiable facts or structure to summarize into a concrete news item.
Sports Roundup By Hugh & Fullerton Jr
A New York round up notes Ted Williams illness rumors and whether it’s appendicitis or stomach ache. It mentions Golfist Loyd? Augusta 1940 record back nine by Jiminy Demaret and Stout. Rams set a player placement bureau for California. Texas Relays winners to race at Kansas Relays. Gus Lesnevich to tour then fight in England. Frankie Part to tennis on grass before European events. Illinois Big Nine baseball champ favored to repeat. Doc Louis guest at a tea reception. a boastful note about a party against Jac Walcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Ted Williams
Ted
New Orleans
Liloyel Mongrim
Aly
Augusta Wathaws
Jiminy Demaret
Jiminy Stout
Los Angeles Rams
California
Mmourteen
Texas
Frankie Part
Dan Budge
Paris
Illinois
Doc Louis
Ccampel
Jac Walcott
Rattle Snake Time in Oklahoma Hunt at Okeene
A long fragment describes the ninth annual Okeene rattlesnake hunt in Oklahoma beginning with a three day convention at Okeene and Enid. It notes hunters from many states, hundreds of thousands of participants, and the risky climax involving forked sticks, sacks, and rattlers, plus side shows, snake products, and medical research uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okeene
Okla
Ohklahoma
Oklahoma
Enid
Garen of Eden
Great
Southwest
Six High Schools Join New Division in Arkansas Football
Arkansas forms a new triple A high school football division for six large schools including Little Rock, Fort Smith, Pine Bluff and a dozen others. The Big Six will compete in a percentage-based championship this fall against Mortin Tite Ruck and Dorada, with play-offs to determine the division title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Kansas Atletic Association
Little Hurl
Fort Smith
Flat Springs
Vernovad
Vandenberg May Influence Nebraska Primary Vote
Nebraska politicians weigh Senator Vandenberg as a possible top four in the GOP presidential balloting, despite no campaign effort. Other contenders include Dewey, Stassen, Taft, with MacArthur, Warren, and Speaker Martin appearing on the ballot. Dewey urged a larger Nebraska campaign while Stassen pressed for atomic power plant support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Arthur Vandenburg
Nebraska
G. O. Py
Vandenburg
Braska
Philadelphia
Michigan
Senate Foreign
Harold EF
Stassen
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Ipher Taft
Vandenberg
Douglas MacArthur
Earl Warren
House
Jaseh Martin
Warren Amde
Jin
Elate
MacArthur
Dewey
Unte
G.O. P
Amon
Slassen
Washington
United Nations’ of Europe
University of Nebraska Coliseum
New Yorker
Spake
Lincoln
Minnestota
Tulner Younedahl
Minola
Stassen, Dewey and
Linccoln
DeQueen to Host NB C District Playoff June 26
The National Baseball Congress announced a sanctioned district tournament to be staged in DeQueen Arkansas starting June 26 ahead of the state tournament in Fort Smith July 18. The event was moved from Hot Springs after approval by district commissioner Pete Bucella and state director Clarence Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
National Baseball Congress Today
DeQueen
Ark
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Pete Bucella
Midland
Clarence Higgins
Fights Last Night Summary From Multiple Cities
Boxing results list several decisions and knockouts across cities including Denver Dallas and Havana. Notable bouts feature Frankie Augustain defeating Mel Brown in Denver and Beau Jack beating Johnny Greco in Augusta. Other results include Warnum stopping Worcester in Boston and Rinaldo halted in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Frankie Augustain
Esleta
Tex
Mel Brown
St. Pawl
Montreal
Beau Jack
Augusta
Johnny Greco
Monreal
Boston
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
al “Red” Priest
Cambridge
Mass
New Orleans
Jose
Baby
Gangales
Mexico City
Humberto Sierra
Havana
United Press
Warnum
Jule Worcester
Heyward Warnum
Jules Rinaldo
New York
el Paso
Joey Martinez
Juarez
Mexico
Ronylizondo
Corpus Christi
Todd Holds Single Stroke Lead in Masters Meet
Augusta Ga aprlgy Harry Todd, a tall Texan, led by a single stroke after the first round of the 72 hole Masters tournament. Broupen close behind and about twenty rivals within easy reach posted scores. Todd shot 67 the best among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Augusta
Harry Todd
Broupen
Cotton Land for Rent in Hope Arkansas Farm Notice
About 190 acres of black and grey cotton land known as Tobe Faulkner Farm part of Nora Carrigan Farm in Hope Arkansas. Prewar yield described as W458 one to one and a quarter bales per acre with access via Blacktop and gravel roads. First year rent negotiable with one bale per five. After year one rent on fourth. Also day land available. Contact M S Bates Hope Ark phone 24 or 924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M
Coole Fulton
Arkansas
Groom House
South of Hope
Buster Starnes
South Main Street
Underwood
NORGE
Ernest Rogers
Ark
New
Frank
Hutchins
West Division
Streee
Tobe Faulkner
Nora Carrigan
Round of the tournament tightens the early leaderboard
Players battled tough greens and hazards as two rounds completed. Claude Harmon led with 139, Todd held a one stroke edge at 141 with Ben Hogan and Chick Harbert two back, while Henry Cotton and Dick Metz posted 145 and 149 respectively. Byron Nelson stood at 144 after a 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
Abby Jones
Todd
Ben Hogan
Chick Harbert
Llnyh Mangrum
Ed Furgol
Herman Keiser
Kim Fervier
Bobby Loulke
Locke
Henry Cotton
England
Swithh
Dick Metz
Byron Nelson
Bob Hamilton
Nelson
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Herbert * Whitten
Chas
Erson
Storage Inc
Hope
Oscar
Fenwick
Blevins
United States
Janet Mercury
Texarkana
Venetian Blind Co
Hazel
Ardens
Alto Custom
Y Monstractor Co
Walnut St
Roy Allison
Singleton Hope, Ark
Gentry Printing
D & Pl
Reeder
McDavitt
Pete Cg Spee
Sid Jones
South Laurel
Archie Ae
C.D. Moorehead
Waterloo
H. O. Green
Bath
Paisley Schhool
John Godwin
Obert Laren
Newberry
Spring Hill Road
Walnut
Rg Ting
Henry Bearden
Rosston Highway
East Avenue B
Foster-Ellis
Earl Schooley
Houston Shhooley
Duffie Meenas
C. B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
West Third Street
Foster- Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
East
Tedwood
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Rowden
D&pl
Stoneville
Coker
Smith-Douglass
Mid - South ‘Supply Association
Slusser
Mar
Hope, Ark
Plumbing and Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds Co
D. Lauterbach
A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omaha
The
Star
Glen Walker
Representative Post
ED Lester
C. Cook
Fred A
Clark John L. Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
Z. W. Strickland John Gordon Prescott Cecil, Weaver
Mutual Network
Harry Segnar
Barwick
B. A
Travelers
Bill Basil
Farmair
Tay
Martin Black
Robert Hurleigh
de Johnson
Blouko
Alan Holes
Michael Zuren
Qeeb
Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Byselina
aLeoess
Mr. Dollar
M.S. Bates
Jerusalem
Ewish
Kaglel
Tel Aviv
Iter
Tye
Kasrut
James & Moore
Cleaners
Pol
Blevias
Lespedaza Seed & Teneo
Albert’s
Feed & Seed
U. S
Feedersee
Weecker Service
GMC Trucks
Wylie Motor CO
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