Radio Program Schedule and Evening Lineup Summary
A dense broadcast grid lists radio and church programs across dayparts, naming shows like Rock of Ages, The Shadow, Roy Rogers, Chandu, and The Gospel Hour. It notes news rounds, musical interludes, church services, and various serials alongside performers and times. The schedule intertwines stations, dates, and multiple program blocks with numerous named programs and personalities.
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William Hillman
Bul Cunningham
Ivory
Martin Kane
Nick Carter
Murope
Mutual Reports
Forty Three Forest Fires Burn Across Arkansas Timberlands
Arkansas timberlands suffered forty three fires driven by high winds scorching 1485 acres. State Forester Fred Lang reported greatest losses in Ozark Salem Hardy and Mountain View areas in north Arkansas. He noted spring vegetation reduced fire danger in south Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Fred Lang
Ozark
Salem
Hardy
Mountain View
Lang
Legion Ekes Out Win Over Gurdon Nine
Hope Legion edged Gordon Athletics 2 1 in a pitchers duel at Legion Field to stay undefeated at home in the Southwest Arkansas Semi-Pro League. Charles Gough allowed little damage as his club backed him with selective hitting and sharp defense while Gordon stranded baserunners and could not push across more than a single third inning run.
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Gordon Athletics
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Southwest Arkansas
Charles Gough
Gough
Legion
Gordon
Matis
Athletics
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Jone Talley
Morice Hudspeth
Keith Dial
Gilson Ross
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Jim Langley
Matt Stover
Bill Harris
McDonald
Ilope
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J. D. Haynie
Haynie
Hope
Bill Stern
Babe Benning
Southern Association
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Jim
Prescott News Brevity of Local Club Meetings Noted
Prescott area clubs and churches report a busy Sunday through Tuesday with youth fellowships at multiple churches including Presbyterian and First Methodist, a Baptist youth choir rehearsal, and aDrainage Union meeting. Card details show Banquet planning for May 2 at Lawson Hotel and a cancer fund drive chaired by Eunice Thompson. Members hosted garden club activities featuring bird talks, a contest, and dessert service with 27 members present plus guests. Rotary and Contract clubs met for luncheons and bridge games, with DeMolay talk by Q R Peachey and travels of members to El Dorado and St Louis.
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Electa Wells
Katherine Cunningham
W. M
Eunice Thompson
Cancer Fund
Prescott
North and South golf field narrows in Virginia clash
The North and South amateur golf tournament narrowed to a final in Virginia today with Spencer defeating Stranahan after a tense 16 holes. Spencer, from Newport News, faced Campbell in the 36-hole contest, winning on a par three and closing strong with a 34-foot birdie putt to secure the 2 and 1 victory.
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N. C
Yound
Frank Stranahan
Wyngel K. Spencer
Newport News
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West Virginia House of Delegates
Huntington
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N. J
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Toledo
Ohio
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Tle
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Bo Lo
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Steanahan
Alec
Joe Page Delivers For Yankees In Win Over Senators
Casey Stengel hails Joe Page as the difference as the Yankees beat the Washington Senators 14 to 7 in New York's home opener. Page relieved in the seventh, silencing the Senators rally with a string of scoreless frames to earn credit for the victory and help New York sweep the series.
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Ellis Kinder
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McBuard
Allen
Selia
Jon Montguimesy
Nebraska Luther Val State 5 Oklahoma 2
The Associated Press brief reports a college baseball score where Nebraska Luther Val State defeated Oklahoma 5 to 2. The fragment also mentions Oklahoma Town State 1 and references St. Louis Detroit and Oklahoma Baptist 12 East Central Oxla, indicating additional game results or team notes from the same digest.
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Luther Val
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Detroit
Oklahoma Baptist
East Central
Oxla
Baseball schedule and results from national and regional leagues
National League games featured New York at Brooklyn Kennedy and Philadelphia at Boston with scores showing heavy action including New York 14 Washington 7 and Boston 8 Philadelphia 2. Southern Association Atlanta edged Chattanooga 5 4 and Nashville and Mobily each posted wins in brief notes. Texas and American Association results noted, Babe Ruth struck out 30 times in World Series play while drawing 33 walks.
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Kennedy
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago
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Chicagos
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Pillshured
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Babe Ruth
Teachers Hand Tech Licking Take Lead in AIC Baseball
Arkansas State Teachers College moved into sole first place with a 7-5 win over Arkansas Tech. Arkansas State also defeated Kansas College 8-5 to join Tech and Arkansas State at 4-1 in the standings. J T Jaynes limited the Wonder Boys to six hits as Louis McReynolds hit a two run homer for Teachers.
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Tech
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Neighter
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Teachers Oil
North and South Amateur final sparks 36 holes
Sports Mirror Today recalls recent outcomes from major events. Frat Stranahan defeated Haive Ward in a grueling 36 hole final to clinch the North and South Amateur in a recent year, showcasing strong consistency and late form amid a challenging block of play.
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Pittsburgh
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Mike) Domenico
ABC Hisory
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Fights Last Night in Columbus and New York Card
Boxing results from Columbus and New York list Sugar Ray Rabinson at 144 pounds defeating Clift Beckett at 187 1 2 by decision after a non title bout in New York St Nicholas Arena. Rodney Sastono at 145 Brooklyn outpoints Joe Miceli 142 4 4 in a New York match. Otis Graham at 15 1 2 Philadelphia outpoints Tommy Bell 146 Youngstown 10 in another bout.
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Sugar Ray Rabeinson
New York
Moorefield candidate leads 9 pledges for 20th Senate district
In Little Rock on April 20 Y. M. Mack of Moorefield led in the corrupt practices pledge as a candidate for the state senate from the 20th district which includes Jackson and Independence counties. Incumbent Grover Nance of Newport has not filed for re election.
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Y. M. Mack
Moorefield
State Senate
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Independence
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