Adventurous Broadcasts and Parades Across April Schedule
A dense OCR listing outlines daily radio program blocks from April 14 to 16 featuring adventure parades, superhero programs, music segments, news editions, and special hosts. Named entities include Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, Billy Rose, Gabriel Heatter, Kate Smith, and David Welton, among others, with times and show titles spanning morning to late night.
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Pill
Tom Mix
Fallon Lewis, Jr
Arthur Gaeth
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Novarent
Smiaahers
Opinionaire
Trumian
Sevingys
Dave LeWinter
Oreh
Buddy Moreno
Airline
Opark Valley
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindalhr
Buenos Amigas
Warrington
Calumn Bil Boyd
Hythn Drifters
Martin Black
Thoal
Tobert Mieeigh
Johnson
Rand
David
Mutual
Martens Tayey
Mil Coleman
M 1
Favorites Falter as Tourney Day Two Unfolds
Pinchuret North Carolina April 16 reports tense second round play in the amateur golf event. Louise Sages of Advanta, Estelle Taweon Paste of Chapel Will, and other favorites faced stiff resistance as Windlay and June Martin of Pittsburgh posted strong scores. Mrs Edwin Longcape of Bronxville surprised with a 2 and 2 victory over Hopkins, while Miss Sages advanced toward the finals with steady play despite challengers.
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Pinchuret
N. C
Ficfore
Sau Warmen
National Armateur
Louise Sages
Estelle Taweon Paste
Chapel Will
Fey
Sipieigony
Suyotts
Arkansas High School Sports and Baseball Reflections
In this April issue, Arkansas sports broadens to AAA football divisions and revised classifications. The piece notes the drive to simplify AAA by shifting to A B and C D classes, while praising local names like Seely, Lam Ibert, and Sain. It also highlights spring baseball momentum with notable Arkansans in major league circles and college showcases.
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Sars Bell
A's
Arkansas High — Sehipolata
AAA
Arkansas Athletic Association
Scott
University of Arkansas
Tulsa
Duirdie
Joe
Gene Lam Ibert
Razorbacks
University
Parkers
Fights and Boxers Featured in Nightly Reports From New York
The night’s boxing scene spans venues in New York and nearby cities with fighters such as Blass, Tippy Larkin, Gertie, and Kearns noted. Reports mention weigh ins, matchups, and results with Associated Press style summaries across multiple arenas.
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United Press
Maidan Vautbate
Swim
Blass
Tippy Larkin
Tl Gertie
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton
A garbled roundup covers racing at Havre De Grace and Kentucky Derby chatter about Citation and long-distance prospects. Mentions Calumet colt My Request, KD Club, Clatcke Harmon’s Masters result, Joe Louis, Manny and a hotel welcome in San Antonio. Also notes Boston fans, Fenway, Alan Newsom, and Lou Gehrig’s widow discussing pro football background.
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Citation
Havre de Grace
Cietrition
KD. T. FP
Clatcke Harmon
Marters
Petur
Paul
Mike
Sal
Boston
Red Sox
Thom
Alan Griffith Newsom
Hobo
An “Juning
Taurinburg
Lou Gehrig
California
European Boxers Tie Americans at Chicago Show
European boxers surprised a Chicago crowd by tying the American squad in a world class meet at Soldier Field. Fernando Rivera triumphed in the 126-pound division as Frank Nadjvich and Willie Lenihan claimed early international titles. The U S team fought back with wins in light heavyweight and heavyweight bouts, but fell to a 287 to 21 yardage tally in overall points.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Stadium
Buch Proup
U. S
Fernando Rivera
Kansas City
Pete Maguire
Erie
Americus
Cchampions
Frank Najdvich
Czechoslovi Jkian
Doe Canteneda
Jand Willie Lenihan
Trishman
Ernest Martinez
Denver, Corp
Herschel Acton
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Umberto del Carin
Miller
Italy
Charles Humes
Pranne
Dave Coleman
Leon Newsz
France
al Williams
Shiie
Buddy Turner
Negro
Cincinati
Vitul L’post
Belgium
Food Baby
Mlagredith
Deligion
Clarence Henry
Teald Negro
Los Angel
Greenberg May Be First Playing Vice President Move
Topeka April 44 JP Hank Greenberg, the big stick and swivel chair man, may become the first playing vice president in baseball history at the Cleve Jane Indians opener next Tuesday. The veteran slugger, who has said only in an emergency, faced an emergency in the Tribe as injuries hit the roster. Eddie Robinson, key to 1948 pennant hopes, left last night for Cleveland for treatment of an unwired right foot. Elbie Fletcher also has a bruised left foot and is limited. Indians manager Lou Boudreau activated an emergency call to Greenberg.
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Topeka
Kas
Hank Greenberg
Cleve
Indians
Cleveland
Robbie
Elbie Fletcher
Fletcher
Jis
Lou Boudreau
Greenberg
Grounded dugout ramble on the Cleveland lineup
The piece notes the Cleveland Indians beating the New York Giants 7 2 behind TP Greensberg and Hank driving in key runs. Greenberg’s walks sparked a four run fourth and a three run fifth as the Tribe push value in their stock. Boudreau aims to keep Hank sharp while plans for upcoming games against Bevansville and Owensboro loom. Robinson expected to start next Tuesday.
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Olitee
Cleveland
New York
Greeberg
Hank
Greenhers
Yole
Boudreau
Bevansyile
Indiamarrow
Oivenshara
Robinson
Famous Coach Sutherland Laid to Rest in Pittsburgh
Funeral rites for Dr. John Eidieki Satherland, famed college and professional football coach, drew thousands to Calvary Episcopal Church. Bagpipes played as Sutherland's coffin, draped in orehide and purple Scottish Heather, was carried by 1947 Pittsburgh Steelers players.
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Pittsburgh
John Eidieki
Scotland
Sutherland
Pittsburgh Steeler
Calvary Episcopal Church
Pushing Boxing Safety Rules Across Several States
New safety measures spread through boxing as seven states adopt stricter rules in response to recent deaths. The changes mirror the National Boxing Association’s 2a-point program, including eight-count knockdowns, longer suspensions after knockouts, stricter medical exams, and bans after multiple knockouts.
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New York
Twr
California
Allnni
Washington
Machusetts
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
National Boxing Association
Combussian
Green Is Regarded as a tranquil tolerance
A brief note describes the color green as symbolizing calm and peacefulness, highlighting its association with serenity and restraint in a traditional or historical context.
Seed Store Claim on Special Fertilizer Mix
McWilliams Seed Store offers necial Sweet Potato Fertilizer mixed with formula to control dry rot with no extra charge. State certified Parte Rican Red and Gold Coin are mentioned alongside Nancy, but details are unclear.
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Temple Cotton Oil Co
Phint and
Coving House
McWilliams Seed
Blake
McWilliams Seed Store
Nancy
U S Cagers Favored in Olympics Basketball
The United States is favored to win the Olympic basketball title, with 27 nations competing July 29 to Aug 1948. Analysts caution the Americans face strong challengers from Czechoslovakia Poland France and Hungary, while the Soviet Union seeks a European title. The field features tall Czech players and a tough defense oriented lineup, as experts assess potential outcomes.
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Lioridint
United States
Bob Kurkind
Europe
Berlin
America
William Browning
London
Czechoslovakia
Browning
Olyma
Natheyium
Poland
France
Hungary
Busi
Johnny Coametateios
Prague
Czechosinova
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