Radio Schedule Fragments From April 24 25 26 Summary
A dense listing of programs and times for a multi day radio schedule includes musical programs such as Symphonies For Youth and Lionel Hampton Show, religious hour lines, news blocks, and game standings. It notes various programs with hosts and show titles across Saturday Sunday and Monday, with many entries marked as M for morning time slots and several feature items like Rock of Ages and The Shadow as well as station branding and final news editions. The fragmentary page preserves a broad snapshot of entertainment, news, and religious segments across the weekend schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slocum
Gal
Chicago
M News
Marion Downey
Alan Lomax
Late News
Jay Aom
Lew White
Unity
Silver Strings
Rock of Ages
Voice of Prophecy
N.W.A
First Methodist Church
William L. Shirer
Mutual Music Box
M Cute Glee Club
KXAR
Lutheran Hour
Knights
Friendly House
House of Mystery
Nick Larver
Mediation Board
Jimmy Fidler
Parky’s
Jim Backus
the Voice of Strings
Nora Morales
Orch
Mutual Reports
Sion
Cecil Brown
mMusic
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Coast Guard
Bill Boyd
Baby Found Deserted on City Truck in Minneapolis
A newborn boy found wrapped in a coat in a newspaper bundle among garbage on a city truck was alive and taken to Minneapolis General Hospital. Walter Lindel and another garbage handler noticed movement as they emptied two refuse cans late yesterday, uncovering the steaming parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minneapolis General
City) Hospital
Walter Lindel
Lindel
Tanes
Wis Borm
Lelug
Daylight Scheduling Adopts 22 Week Time Shift Across Networks
Central Standard Time changes ease this year with ABC system relay recordings letting Daylight and Standard Time listeners tune at usual hours. NBC CBS ABC plan Saturday night lineups including Truth or Consequences, Grand Ole Opry, Mr Ace and Jane, and The Chicago Theater in Blossom Time. Sunday offerings feature Jack Benny, Barrymore, Gene Autry, Sam Spade, and more across networks with updated time slots and programming blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ABC
NBC
Gen. Bradley
Judy Canova
CBS
Ross Dolan
Mr. Malone
MBS
Bagshaw
Chicago
Jack Benny
Thet Barrymore
Charlie McCarthy
Fred Alen
Garry Moore
Horace Heidt
Rise Stevens
Gene Autry
Sam Spade
Cor Jiss
Robert Hurleigh
Superman
Haparrigan
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J.paylaye
the Batrons
Charlie Chim
Billy Reese
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreet
Alan Holmes
Sporting
Len Hopkins
Greb
Coleman
Orth
Mutual
Arkansas Squad Qualifies for Drake Relays
In Des Moines Arkansas athletes reached finals in three events at the Drake Relays. Clyde Scott advanced to the 20 yard high hurdles facing Harrison Villard of Baldwin Wallace and William Porter of Northwestern. James Harold Cox qualified in the javelin finals, and Arkansas also through to the 440 yard relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
University of Arkansas
Drake
Clyde
Smackover
Scott
Harrison Villard
Baldwin-Walace
Kansas
Phillies Rout Dodgers in Brooklyn Debut as Castoffs Shine
Philadelphia built a 10 to 2 win over the Dodgers behind Sylvester Donnelly with Dick Lister homering twice and Del Ennis adding a homer. Richie Ashburn had three singles and a theft as the veteran castoffs fueled a 14-hit attack. Lefty Joe Hatten took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Phils
Ben Chapman
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Sylvester
Blix) Donnelly
Cardinals
Dick Lister
del Ennis
Richie Ashburn
Joe Hatten
Emil Leonard
Senators
Lynn Raonv
Dodger
Tiger Star
Ken Heintzelman
Pirates
Ed Heusser
Harry
Cat
Sehmitz
Ralph LaPointe
Giants
Wonder of Wonders
Ray Pont
Braves
Boston
Warren Spahn
Johnny Sain
Willard Marshall
Sid Gordon
Ewel Blackwel
Cincinnati
Johnny Yrostek
Reds
Kirby , Higbe
Vic Lombardi
A's
Jake Early
Washington
A’s
Red Sox
Tigers
Yankees
Mickey Flarvis
Ted Willams
Yankee Stadium
Kent Weltner
Larry
Doby
Gob Lemon
Cleveland
Lemon
Bob Feller
Browns
White Sox
Baseball Scores and Schedule from National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results include St. Louis 1 Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3, New York 3 Boston 1, Cleveland 8 Detroit 2, Washington 5 Philadelphia 3 in 101 innings, Boston 4 New York 9. Texas League and Southern Association games listed. a medical incident note follows about an 19-year-old onlooker and a baby born nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
L. Pet
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cotton States
Helena
Ahah
Natchez
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Greenwood
el Dorado
Clarksdale
Associated Press
St.Luis
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Houston
Shreveport
Chattanoopa
Avante
Wood Memorial showdown and football notes mix
April 24 report from New York notes Wood Memorial likely at Jamaica to decide Derby run third place and 40 000 prize, with Calumet’s Coal Town in strong form. Also mentions Indiana lineman Slug Witucki’s spring drills, Olympic wrestling entries rising, Michigan football stars named, and Luke Appling proposing an I Hate Night Baseball lodge amid jokes about age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jamica
Coaltown
Calumet
Hidican
John Campbell
Ceallwon
Michigang
Gene Derricote
Dick Kempthorn
Dom Tomasi
al Wistert
Dan Dworsky
Michi-gan
Luke Appling
White Sox
Stan Hack
Appling
Stan
Luke
Bobcats Roll Past Saratoga With No-Hitter
Hope Bobcats blank Saratoga 2-0 as Mitchell LaGrone tosses a no hit no run performance through four innings. Bell of Saratoga allows two unearned runs, while LaGrone adds a single in two trips and strikes out three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell LaGrone
Hope Bobcats
McNab
Saratoga
Bell
Hope
Sutton
Westbrook
Russell
Gunter
LaGrone
Slrtstop Ingram
Sedon
Tota
Stranahan Stakes Big Win in North and South Final
Pinehurst N C April 24 Frank Stranahan 25 Toledo Ohio amateur faces Harvie Ward 26 from Tarboro NC in the North and South finals after semifinal routs Stranahan leads Snow seven up after 28 holes and shoots a blistering 68 in morning play Ward upsets Arnold Palmer to reach the final as the Augusta Masters ban looms over Stranahan in this high profile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Frank Stranahan
Harvie Ward
Toledo
Ohio
C. A. Snow
Stranahan
Ward
University of North Carolina
Tarboro
Arnold Palmer
Wake Forest College
Latrobe
Snow
Frank
Johnny Longden Wins 3000th Race at Bay Meadows
San Mateo Calif April 24 Johnny Longden the 98 year old jockey celebrated his 3000th career win riding Bub in the fourth race at Bay Meadows He also won with Sun Fair in the sixth for a total day tally and said he would keep riding despite a million in the bank and a long career beginning in 1920 under William Kyne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Cal
UPI
Johnny Longden
Bay Meadows
Bub
Sun Fair
Longden
William Kyne
Salt Lake City
Ring Mentor Quits After Boxing Death
Milwanukee April 24 Veteran Manager Sam Aaronson quit professional boxing in protest of the unnecessary ring death of Jackie Derthard age 18. He blamed the welfare of a boxer being ignored and said he is returning to the amateurs after his fighter Bert Lyteil knocked Derthard unconscious in a 10 round bout Wednesday night. Derthard died ten hours later from a brain hemorrhage and Aaronson criticized the referee and athletic commission inspector for failing to stop the fight after Derthard hit the canvas multiple times by the third round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwanukee
Sam Aaronson
Jackie Derthard
Aaronson
Bert Lyteil
Darthard
Lyteil
Agranson
Athletic Commission
Fights Last Night Involving Multiple Boxers
The report lists several boxing results from various cities. Philadelphia’s Elton Evans knocked out Jimmy Richards. Harold Guss outpointed Jackie Thompson in St Louis. Bob Simmons outpointed Dicky Stith in Indianapolis. Johnny Oteri slapped Vince Cullahan in Worcester. Mario Triga outpointed Laura Salas in Monterrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Elton Evans
Jimmy Richards
Hiladelphia
Minneapolis
Harold Guss
St. Louis
Jackie Thompson
Detroit
Indianapollis
Bob Simmons
Indianapolis
Dicky Stith
Oklahoma City
United Press
Worcester
Mass
Johnny
Teri
Vince Cullahan
Boston
Holywood
Cal
Mario Triga
Monterrey
Mex
Laura Salas
Razorbacks Win Golf Tourney From TLC U Fr Wortis
In Fort Worth Texas on April 24 the University of Arkansas Razorbacks won their third Southwest Conference golf meet of five by defeating Texas Christian University 6 to 1. Arkansas players Richard Smith James Mosely Waner Marks defeated their TCU opponents while Arkansas lines-up included Bobby Malone and others. The only remaining conference meet for Arkansas is with Texas A and M at Fort Smith in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Univrsity of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Christian University
Arkansas
Texas A. & M
Fort Smith
Richard
Burbba) Smith
Jack Williams
TCU
James Mosely
Bobby Malone
Waner Marks
Veteran Arkansas legislator Kemp Toney retires from politics
Pine Bluff reports Kemp Toney, dean of Arkansas' legislature, who has served in both Senate and House since 1844, will leave politics to devote full time to his law practice. The piece also notes scattered college match results with TCU and Arkansas competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Senate
House
Kemp Toney
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Gentry
D & PL
of1 Co
McWilliams Seed
Robert La_AGrone
New
Nice
H.T. Gardner
Joe Reese
Cullendale
Fred Daniels
A. Rogers
Radio Stallion
Park Lane
Pasa
Texas
James ‘Atterbury
Lae
Es Esman
Prestt
Yates
Hg and Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
L. W. Sparks
City Furniture Co
Rage
Chas
Reynerson
Watkins
Lelia Street
Texarkana
Tol-E-Tex
Harry Segnar
South Mary
N. Main
South
Walnut
Hamilton
West 6Th
Fulton Street
Vernie Goynes
East Frd
Boyett’s
Four Knights Market
Advance Ayee
Happy Holiday
Martin Black
Red Hook
Hammons
Singleton
Tbs
P. Singleton
Ark
Cosmopolitan
Pat McCarran
Star
Glen Walker
ED Lester
COOK
Fred A. Luckante
John L Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles Malone
Garrett Willis
J. W. Strickland
John Gordon Prescott Cecil BE
Baby
Phil Castoffs
Dedgers
Hugh
Fullerton
Casimir
Slug
Oklahoma Aggies
Iowa
Bobcats
Russeil
Ef Gunter
Cath Ingram
Wilson
Nix
Hazzard
Tourney
Boots
Lippy
Leo Durocher
The
Roy Allison
W. P. Singleton
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
Pioneer
California
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Texarkalta
Razorbacks
Tlc. U
Fr. Wortis
Ford
Cobb‘s Wrecking Yard
R. C. Daniels Collecting Agency
First
Nat'l Bank Blilg
C. B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
West Third Street
hAotors
Barwick
Rusty Jones
Roblin
CKAGE
New Carton
Blevins
Wildie Revercomb
Asdoyle Malone
Herman Styles
Smart
Magely
Williams
Marks and Styles
Everreomb
Doyle Malone
C.D. Lauterbach
Mes
A. T. Whitehurst
Rep
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Associaton
Aneres
James & Moore
Cleaners
Albert
Hope, Ari
Albert's Candy CO
Candy St
Purina
Feeders Supply CO
Wrecker Service
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