Radio Listings and Court Notice From 1950s Almanac
A jumbled schedule shows top radio programs including New York broadcasts with CBS and ABC listings. The page also contains a court notice requiring appearance within 30 days, naming parties and authorizing response, dated April 17, 1950, with generic docket references.
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Ane Gelendant
Frances Norton
Lee Baseball
Yankees Norton
Fred Sux
CBS
ABC
Samn
Rhythm Roundup News Roundup Edition
A compact listing of radio programs and time slots including Morning Devotional, Rhythm programs, Hillbilly Spotlight, Melody Bank, Queen for a Day, Tom Mix, and Sport and News features with sign off at 11 00.
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Mutual Network
Melody Bank
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Monte Cristo
Official Detective
Bill Herey
Legionnaires
Texarkana Junior College
Mutual
Dolly Baker Boy Musical
Robert Wueleigh
M Nashville
Faneh Hants
Bob Poole
Nashville
Baxter
Melody Boyz Church of Christ
Ladies Paire-M Queen
Melody Curval
Mark Traitl
Tom Mix
Gabriel Meatter
Bill Weary
Melody Asari Lecionnaires Va
Spirite- Hi
Boxing Roundup Highlights Dated Fights and Outcomes
The Associated Press reports last night’s boxing results with severaloutcomes including Milan Italy and New Haven matchups. Notable decisions include Bonetti and Salas earning points over Williams, while Layne bested Butcher in separate bouts.
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Preas
New Orleans
Nrique Bolanca
Los Angeles
Ermana ‘Bonetti
Milan
Italy
New Haven
Conn
Rocky Graziano
New York
Danny Boy Williams
Detroit
Hope Legionnaires Crush Malvern 19-1 at Legion Field
Hope Legionnaires bombarded Malvern Leaders with a 21 hit attack at Legion Field, winning 19 to 1. Jack McClendon earned his first win of the 1950 season as Leroy Riding and Buddy White powered the offense with multiple extra base hits and four driven in apiece. Nix closed strong in relief, and Malvern struggled against tenacious Hope bats, while Texarkana looms for a nonleague tilt tonight.
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Malvern
Jack McClendon
Hill McClendon
Legionnaires
Leroy Riding
Jack Bell
Buddy White
Hope
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Taek Bell
Jolling
Leroy Ridling
Avalanche
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Bill Ashcraft
Bob Whites
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Aso
Bill Carver
All
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Zelsil Nix
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Caliega
Bulldogs
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Baseball Roundup Notes From A Fractured Spring League
The report compiles scattered results and schedules across leagues including the National and American Leagues, Southern Association and International League. It notes postponed games due to cold and wet grounds, mentions coach Georgia Tech figure Alexander, and records results such as St Louis over Cincinnati and a 10-7 Atlanta win over Memphis with other scores pending due to weather.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Jay
Pines
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmningham
Luther Rock
Mobile
Nashaville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Toronto
Springfield
Baltimore
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisvile
Columbus
Fort Worth
Dillas
Tulsa U Oklahomaa
Shreveport
Bemimont
Houston
San Antonio
Pine Bluff and Clarksdale Lead League in Tight Race
Pine Bluff and Clarksdale hold the top in the Dotton States league after a trio of close games. Greenville beat Natches 4-2 as Clarksdale plated all its runs in the seventh to win. A wild Springs-EL Borade game saw high scores and key hits by Coreenweed and Monroe.
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Boullinger
Faseyo
Greenville
Pine Bluff
Krochin
Johnston
el Dorado-Hot Springs Affainy
Bathers
Alex Cosmidis
Clarksdale
Natchez
Planters
George Locher
Dick Adkins
Ping Bluff
Dorado
Hot Springs
Greenwood
Monroe
PTA Teachers to Play Softball at Pair Park Thursday
Hope High School PTA and the teachers will face the parents in a charity softball game at Pair Park Thursday at 4 PM. Proceeds fund a new electric water fountain for the school. Roy Taylor and Richard Stanford will umpire. Lawrence Martin and Harry Hawthorne are team managers. players include numerous teachers and parents. Admission 25 cents for students, 50 cents for adults. free for under school age.
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Pair Park
Hope High School P. T. A
Hope
Tun
Lawrence Martin
Harry Hawthorne
Roy Taylor
Richard Stanford
W. A. Williams
Dorothy Henry
Marion Kelly
Ruth Hamilton
Clyde Tricky
Cecil Kellum
Co, Jackson
Clem Carolan
Verdon Kennedy
Morris Barrentine
Wesley Huddleston
Reeder Huddleston
Thomas Guilliams
Mac Doffle
Emma Louise Downs
Greta Caston
Claude Tillery
Martha Gentry
Royce Weisenberger
Otho Taylor
Drug Crazy Bandits Kill Store Owner
Chicago April 25 UP a veteran patrolman William P Murphy 12 with 29 years on the force was killed in a gunbattle with four drug crazed bandits as they robbed a liquor store near his South Side home. He fired once fatally wounding one attacker before being shot six times and beaten. The assailants fled after further gunfire. Murphy father of five, and the gunmen identified as Emil Washington 27 were African American. Doctors said Murphy suffered multiple injuries.
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Chicago
William P. Murphy
Murphy
Negyo
Emil Washington
Providence Hospital
Uniformed Police
Ray
Kidnapped Negro Baby Found Alive in Manhattan Hotel Storeroom
A two pound eleven ounce premature infant girl kidnapped from Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx on March 30 was found alive in a storeroom at the Hotel Coburg in midtown Manhattan. An 18-year-old hotel chambermaid, Evelyn Jordan, confessed to the kidnapping and said she intended to replace twins born to her recently. The infant, Chanety Holden, was identified by the mother, and police confirmed the reveal after footprints matched and the story unfolded with the baby recovering from exposure.
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New York
Manhattan
Hpolice
Evelyn Jane Jordan
Lincoln Hospital
Bronx
Clifford Holden
Vane
New York City
Marcus Kogel
Chanet
Aly
Coburg
Pennsylvania Station
Only a Few Remember Torgau
Frankfurt reports on Torgau as the first official meeting point of American and Soviet troops signaling the end of World War II in Europe. While some claim earlier joint patrols at Strehla, Torgau is recalled as the historic crossing site despite faded memory among readers.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Torgau
Strehla
Yorgau
Elbe
Dying suspect confesses in bank holdup case
Crane recalls being shot and dying man Washington admits to being Murphy. He names accomplices as police launch a wide search.
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Crane
Hos
Washington
Murphy
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