Rhythm and Radio Schedule Snapshot of Day
A dense broadcast schedule lists morning and afternoon time slots with shows, news, musical programs, public notices, and farm and community segments. Notable entries include Morning Devotional, Nashville Varieties, Stamps Baxter Melody Boys, Suttons Livestock Sale, and Meet the Press broadcasts, reflecting a day full of music, news, and local programming across stations.
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Jolly Baker Boys
Robert Mirleigh
Nashville
Melody Bank
Bob Poole
Hilbilly
Melody Banc
Stamps Baxter Melody Boys
Church of Christ
Rhythms Ranch Hands
Bob Povly
Melody Corral
Gabriel Healler
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Monte Cristo
Official Detective
Bill Henry
Mielec Ak
Regnese
Frank Edwards
Meet the Press
Mutual
Phils to rely on youth for season bold plans
The Philadelphia Phillies pivot to a very young lineup under manager Eddie Sawyer with only two players over 26 excluding pitchers. Eddie Waitkus 30 and Andy Seminick 29 are the elder statesmen as the team, finishing third last season, beat Fort Worth 10-6 in a spring game while other majors the Yankees and Indians also posted wins.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Sawyer
Eddie Waithus
Andy Seminick
Waitkus
Seminick
The
Phils
Fort Worth
New York Yankees
Memphis Chicks
Tommy Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Bauer
Gene Woodling
Bob Emon
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Boston
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Pittsburgh Firpies
Demaret Wins Masters in Augusta Narrow Victory
Jimmy Demaret captured a final round three under par 69 to finish at 284 strokes for a third Masters title. Jim Ferrier led early but stumbled on the 13th, finishing second at 285 as defending champ Sam Snead was third and Ben Hogan tied for fourth.
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Sterling Lappey
Augusta
Jimmy Demaret
Jim Ferrier
Demaret
Ferrier
San Francisco
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Lloyd Mangrum
Clayton Heafner
Cary Middleecott
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Multiple Parks
A nationwide rundown lists Cleveland at New York, Detroit beating Chicago, New York defeating Memphis, St Louis over San Antonio, Philadelphia routing Alabama, Boston defeating Cincinnati, Brooklyn besting Pittsburgh, Chicago topping Shreveport, and numerous other matchups. Coast league results show Hollywood beating Seattle, San Diego prevailing, Los Angeles and San Francisco winning, with Portland and Oakland also posting wins.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Sentile
San Diego
Los Angeles
Lit tle Rock Travelers Inch Toward Start in Memphis Race
Little Rock travel club members report progress but say they are not ready for the Southern Association opener at Memphis. Manager Ray Winder remains optimistic they will be straightened out by Friday. The pitching staff shows a solid nucleus with solid first base and center field, and improvement in the infield. mound corps features Al Pierhota Lou Lombardo Art Cucurglio Scott Tony Foti Joy Smolko and Pred Bates from Greenville Mississippi and nearby Detroit prospects.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Ray Winder
al Pierhota
Lou Lombardo
Art Cuccurgllo
Nashville
Bi Scott
Tony Foti
Farent
Detroit
Toldeo
Joy Smolko
Mobile
Pred Bates
Greeville
Miss
Top Radio Lineup in New York for April First
Listings show ABC seven presenting Gatien MacRae with Naughty Marietta at 9 30 and Carson Silas at 10 13. CBS airs The Snake Bite My Friend and Arthur Godwin at 8 00. NBC features Red Foley at 8 30 and Just Plain Bill with Young Doc Malone.
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Mutual Network
Mark ‘Trail
Tom Mix
Melody Bari
Star & Sports
Gabriel_ Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Rivers
Peter Salem
Bill Henry
Melody Bank
Frank Edwards
Babe Ruth
Claude Putnam
Mutual Reports
ABC
Gatien MacRae
Marietta
Paul
Mand
Almerica
Dongestius
Carson Silas
CBS
Arthur Godhins
Radio Theater
Iryin
Ethel and
Elbert
Orrvin Tucker
Ralph Norman
Strietly
Dixie
Dina Shored
MBS
Peter Salam
Crhiue Fighters
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Mundt
NBC
Red Foley
Jack Borch
Just
Bill
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Young Doc Malone
Bobcats Meet Prescott Here Tuesday Afternoon Baseball
Hope High School Bobcats travel to Fairpark to face Prescott on Tuesday at 3:30 PM. It is the third game of the season for the undefeated Hope nine.
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Bobcats
Prescott
Hope High School
Sbobcat
Fairpark
Hope Nine
Detroit Ready to Defend Hockey Lead
Detroit, April 10. The Detroit Red Wings defeated Toronto in a semifinal and now prepare for the Stanley Cup final against the New York Rangers. Lea Reise scored at 4:39 of the first overtime to clinch a 1-0 win, giving Detroit the series 4-3 and ending Toronto’s three-year reign. The Rangers–Detroit final marks the first final between American-city clubs in seven years.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto
New York Rangers
Lea Reise
Leafs
Rangers
PGA Golfers Seek Harmony After Masters Meetings
In Augusta Georgia April 16 officials and top players met at the Augusta National club after the Masters to discuss procedures. Jim Demaret won the Masters as Lawson Little and Joe Novak led the temporary tournament committee. George Schnelter was fired as tournament bureau manager amid calls for more player control and authority in tournaments.
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Augusta
George Schnelter
IPGA
Douglas Starts Another Tour of Arkansas
Fayetteville April 16 Three weeks of speaking engagements for University of Arkansas athletic staff and Razorbacks boosters begin today. The tour resumes sessions started by Athletic Director John Barnhill and aims to promote support for the university athletic program. Participants include Otis Douglas new head football coach Chism Reed Paris president of Arkansas Razorback club Allan Berry manager of War Memorial stadium and Clyde Scott former University football back now a pro.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas Athletic
Razorbacks
John Barnhill
Barnhill
Otis Douglas
Chism Reed
Paris
Arkansas Razorbackelub
Allan Berry
War Memorial Stadium
Little Rock
Clyde Scott
Golf tournament win with 242 total score recap
Sports column reviews past results with Sammy Shead winning Mus urs golf tournament at 242 while Joyd Mangrum placed second with 285. Five years ago Cleveland Barons claimed the Calder Cup by beating the Hershey Bears. Ten years ago Jake Powell of the Yankees suffered a brain concussion in a exhibition game with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Fifteen years ago Lew Gehrig named captain of the Yankees.
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Associated Press Today
Sammy Shead
Joyd Mangrum
Clevelland Barons
Hershey Bears
Jake Powell
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lew Gehrlig
Half Century S Highlights Tory Narrowing of Labor Majority
Newschart compares 1945 and recent general election results showing Labour down from 64 percent representation to 51 percent and Conservatives up from 34 percent to 48 percent. Labour retains a slim seven-seat majority over the combined opposition as experts call sixty a safe working majority.
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England
House of Commons
Commons
Labor Party
Masters Golf Roundup Highlights Augusta Miscellany
Augusta reports a busy Masters scene with Frank Stanahan scoring 297 in a top amateur showing and a single notable score by Cue. Contenders discuss greens, putting, and practice as players like Demaret win a third Masters title while others navigate fatigue and tournament rigors. George Schwagens’s PGA managerial exit and Lary siblings’ cross-sport talents add color to the wrap.
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Augusta
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Breuns
Chimtes Coe
Frank Stanahan
Cue
Mie
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Production of Coal Declines in Arkansas
Arkansas coal output in the first three months of 1950 fell to 289,480 tons from 306,019 tons in the same period last year, with labor disputes cited as a factor. Severance tax revenue from coal reached 2,604.80, while other resources yielded 30,671.00 for timber, 322,713.41 for natural gas, and 752,434.49 for crude oil.
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Title Rock
ArkKilngas
United Mini Workers
Arkansas
Arkansas Revenue Department
Bathers to Play Legion Here Thursday in Hope
Hot Springs Bathers of the Cotton States League visit Hope Legion at Legion Park Thursday night at 8. Johnny Antonelli manages the Bathers, a former major leaguer with stints with the Phillies, Orioles, and Buffalo, now at third base. Bill McClendon trains the Legion squad as they prep for Texarkana Bears visit next Monday and league openers. Reserved seats available through Buddy Evans at Roy Anderson Insurance.
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Hope Legion Park
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Hope Legion
Johnny Antonelli
Union City
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore
Buffalo
Memphis
Hope Boys
Legion
Buddy Evans
Roy Anderson Insurance Office
Four Domestic Issues Face- Mr. Truman
President Truman will spotlight four main domestic issues as he campaigns westward toward Grand Coulee. The Brannan farm subsidy, unemployment insurance expansion, Congress killing the middle income housing bill, and rent-control extension are to define the platform. Democrats expect defenses of Acheson and cooperation with Republicans on foreign policy, plus a response to McCarthy charges en route to Wisconsin and Grand Coulee.
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Congress
State Achesot
Wisconsin
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington State
McCarthy
R-Wis
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