Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
A dense listing of radio program times and show titles for Tuesday, April 27, including News segments, musical programs, and orchestras. Notable entries feature Alan Holmes Orch and Emil Coleman’s Orch with multiple time slots, plus sports and market reports, sign-offs, and community notices. The schedule lists numerous show names, host initials, and timing blocks across morning and afternoon periods.
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Uae
Alan Holmes
Blevins
Emil Coleman
Orch
Mutual Reports
Ozark Valley
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlady
Will
Martin Black
Red Mook
Robert Turleish
Johnson
Swing Time
Social Security
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis
Jc—M
Fingal
Official Detective
Billy Kase
Gabriel Heattey
Mutual
Gregory God Aay
Lewisville School Seeks Seed Bids for Brick Veneer Building
The Lewisville Special School District Lewisville Arkansas invites seed bids for a brick veneer agriculture building to be opened at 7 30 P M April 27 1998 in the school offices Plans are the Arkansas 3A plans for Vocational Agriculture and specifications may be obtained from the secretary of the Lewisville School Board Mail bids to Sam Young Secretary Lewisville School Board April 12 1998
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Lewisville
Aict
Arkansas
Secretary of Iville School Board
Sam Yaug
Ark
Derby Starts Shrink to Six to Ten Horses
New York April 26 UP The Kentucky Derby field could be the smallest in 24 years with six to ten starters as 109 horses remain eligible for Roses. Calumet Farm dominates Barn Cita tion and Coaltown while other likely rivals include W S tadmt Bill ings My Request Grandpere Caleda Macbeth Mount Marey and Better Self. Shipping, fees, and trainer decisions shape a tight, exclusive race.
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New York
Calu- Met Farm
Citation
Coaltown
Gallahadian
Old Rosebud
Calumet Comels
William L. Brama
Wstadmt
BR. W. Mellvain
Churchill Downs
C. V. Whitney
Wood Memorial
Chicks Move Into Tie for First Place
Nashville defeated Mobile 102 to 1 in a lone Southern Association game. Memphis split with Atlanta, winning 6 1 and losing 8 7, tying for first with the Bears. New Orleans swept Chattanooga 4 0 and 8 4, while Birmingham beat Little Rock 6 5 and 8 1 behind Lamacchia’s first win and Palm’s two hitter.
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Nashville
Mobile Bears
Fihe Southern Association
Amd
Memphis
Bears
Atlanta
New Orieans
Chatta- Noogh We
Birroughiun
Little Rock Travelers
I Lamacchia
Little Rock
Birmingham
Mike Palm
Barons
Birmingtom
Commy O'Brand
Mickey Rubin
O'Brien
Rutner
Pelota
Sidney
Top Radio Programs Of The Associated Press Summary
Central Standard The On One NBC-7 Cavaleate Dean Lee C Virwinge with Lee Carealy P30 Barlow Concerty Head 2 O. Qui Cemented Concerts 9:80 Pred Vo wing onside CRE-G330 Club Crosby Pea Cod Talent Sean 8 down Caulfield Wer Rune ded faye eMe Ball OM Thad You ABC-7T Cl Arduette skit Paul Whiten Valemt Sammy Kaye bands arth Gaeth Paleo Charlie Chan 8:30 Quiet Please Fish and Tint club NBC Jack Bevely Parry Mason Detects Parry Mason Detects Breakfast Chat Matune Parade Hin Mappy Gang.
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Dean “Lee
Virwinge
Lee C
Carealy
Barlow
Crosby
Sean
Caulfield
Faye
Sammy Kaye
Arth Gaeth
MBS
Charlie Chan
Campaign to Permit Locke in PGA Tour Opens
Demaret and Mangrum, both prominent golfers, launched a bid to allow Bobby Locke of South Africa to compete in the upcoming PGA event in St. Louis. They criticized the PGA for barring Locke and urged officials to reconsider, suggesting Locke be made an honorary member while staying in the United States.
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Richmond
Galt
Jimmy Dermaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Bobby Locke
Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Mangrum
Chicago
Professional Golfers Association
Locke
St. Louis
Magnrum
PGA
Association
United States
Cleveland Produces New Batting Kings
Cleveland's Lou Boudreau fields a powerful lineup as the Indians win their fourth straight, piling 45 hits with five doubles, two triples, and eight homers to lead the majors in a blemish-free start. Ken Keliner belts two homers and Robinson adds another in Detroit loss.
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Indians
Boudreau
New York Giants
Ken Keliner
Robinson
Detroit Tigers
Clay
Doe DiMagillo
New York Yankes
Boston Red Sox
Yankee Stadium
Red Sox
Helena Keeps at Top of Cotton Loop
The Catton States League opening weekend saw rain delay one game and force two others to be called. Helena Seaporters defeated Greenwood to remain undefeated, while Clarksdale Planters won 3-0 over Greenville in five innings for their first win. Roy Binger drove in decisive runs as Natehez’s Indians and Pine Blutl’s Cardinals played a tight game. Ping Bhitt protested early, and postponed Sunday games lead to doubleheaders tonight plus singles for Alballers.
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Washington
Athletics
Philadelphia
Senators
A's
Chicago White Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Zach Taylor
Baba Newsom
Sheldon Jones
Giants
Braves
Boston
Philadelphia Eails
Brooklyn Dodger
Ass Meyer
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Jeffcoat
Murry Dickson
Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Associated Press
Elena Seaporters
Greenwood
Rovertown Boys
Clarksdale Planters
Greenville
Natehez
Indians
Pine Blutl
Cardinals
Abkansais
Natehes
Roy Binger
Gvarae
Ping Bhitt
Valoncourt
Wnat
Hot Springs Bathars
FF Dorado Oilers
Alb Allers
Baseball Scores and Fixtures From Daily Press
National League games featured Brooklyn at Boston and Philadelphia at New York with other matchups noted. Yankees, St Louis, Chicago, and Washington results appear alongside American League Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at St Louis. Minor leagues include Texas League Houston and San Antonio, plus Southern Association action.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Tewis
Washington
Csifes
New York AG
Philade
Caeluninti
Pillsburgh
St.Louis
Louis
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Smith
Shreve
Beaumont
Southern Association Cluw
la Pat
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham New Orleans
Adlanta
Ada Chati
Little’ Roel
Tanooga
St. Louis
New York U
Pini Seeb Hla
Cincinnati
Mee
Hoston
Helena Fi
Natehe
Greenwoat
Greenville
Clarksdale
Rowing and Derby Outlooks Highlight 1946 Sports Roundup
NYM reports Yale as likely US Olympic eight entry with Navy and Harvard strong, as Alan Waltz’s fast crew dominates Penn and Columbia. Kentucky Derby contenders narrowing to seven colleges after Monday matinee forecasts. Columbiato play its 2000th baseball game this week amid a lengthening NYU streak. Rigney eyes return with Giants. NC State coach wary of Kentucky. Notre Dame lacks indoor tennis but Evert wins WV/Missouri Valley singles titles.
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New York
Yale
United States
Navy
Harvard
Alan Waltz
Washington
Ens
Penn
Columbia
Cols
Brownie Leach
Columbia U
Lions
N.Y. U
Bill Rigney
Yankees
Giants
Cuffey
North Carolina
Kentucky
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
Notre Dame
Jim Evert
Trishace
Camden Now Favorite in Track Meet
Camden Panthers dominate district eliminations setting five District 9 records and tying state marks. Camden's Charles Lanphere clocked 13.5 seconds in the 120 yard high hurdles, and Bernard Judd tied the state 100 yard dash record in 9.9 seconds. State meet heats start Friday at Viger Stadium with 10 a.m. prelims and 4:40 p.m. finals, as Camden, Little Rock, Fayetteville vie for Class A honors.
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Little Rock
Aly
Touhi Yent
Arkansas High
Seelbe
Little Rock Tigers
Railbirds
Camden
Lita Rock
Fayetteville
Panthers
Charles Lanphere
Bink Bukminer
Bernard Judd
Waslouch
Viger Stadium
Fort Smith
Tigers
Arkansas and SMU split baseball doubleheader in Dallas
In Dallas on Saturday University of Arkansas and Southern Methodist University split a doubleheader. SMU won the opener 3-1 aided by three Arkansas errors and AY Willims belted a four bagger for Arkansas’s lone run. Arkansas leveled the twin bill 4-1 behind Harry Dougherty’s four hit outing and flawless defense.
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Dallas
University of Arkansas
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Ogeney
Unclear Scores From Regional Matchups
Fragmentary sports notes list various team records and locations including New Gtvans Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Little Reel Nashville Mobile with incomplete results and unclear context.
Fishing Trips Cost Lives of 3 in State
Three Arkansans died during weekend fishing trips and another resident perished later. Coleman Harrison, 29, Batesville, and Cecil Martin, 38, Grasby Valley near Paris, drowned in White River and Petit Jean River respectively. Robert Thurston Simpson, 23, Little Rock, drowned in Clear Lake near England while swimming to shore. Zane Blake Milton, 25, El Dorado, was killed Saturday night while working on an electric power line near Camden.
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Martin
Jin Petit Jean
L.D. Horton
Simpson
Clear Lake
England
Zane Blake Milton
el Dorado
Camden
Williams to Run Against Mrs Hale in 1948 Governor Race
Detour in Pulnaret County chancery race as Attorney General Guy Williams withdraws after filing and pledge. Ruth Hale announces candidacy while Sidney McMath also files late, joining Fleming Lonsdale Merritt Krell and Jack Lott among eight contenders for governor.
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Lite Roth
Pulnaret
Chancery Court
Guy E. Willams
Williams
Ruth Hale
Hale
Hams
Ben Laney
Laney
Ike Murry
Attorney General
Haley
Supreme Court
High Court
Teachers Reject Contracts Over Salary Increase in Little Rock
In Little Rock on April 26 members of the Classroom Teachers Association will delay signing their new contracts. They plan to revisit the contracts at a later meeting after the school board rejected their requested salary increase. The group also voted to expand its finance committee and study the district income and expenditures.
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Little Rock
State's Highway Death Toll Declines From 1947 Levels
Little Rock April 26 Arkansas state police report 208 traffic deaths since January 1 with today marking the 117th day of the year. The toll shows a slight decline from the 1947 state highway fatality rate. In 1497 on this date there had been no such record. European cemeteries hold 30,900 American World War I dead.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas State Police Department
Europe
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