Morning Radio Schedule Highlights April 28 Lineup
A detailed listing of programs and air times for Wednesday including Mutusi Reports the News Sign Off Sunrise Serenade and Louis Prima's Orchestra. Notable segments feature Kate Smith Speaks U S Marine Band and Robert Hurleigh with daily news and music programming.
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Mutusi
Devil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
U. S. Marine Band
Bill Boyd
Martin Black
Mutual
Radio Tonight: NBC Dinah Shore to Holmes and Hope
Central listings reveal NBC airs Dinah Shore at 7 pm followed by Amos and Andy and Bibber and Molly, with Simmy Durante pairing with Bob Hope. CHS offers Beulah, My, and Mrs North, plus We The People, Studio One with Charles Laughton in South Riding. ABC features Green Hornet and Third Party, Boston Symphony, and Dick Humber panel. MUS closes with Mysterious Travelers and Detective Yarn. Gen Omar Bradley appears on Challenge to America.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
NBC
Dinah Shoreshow
Amos and Andy
Bibber and
Molly
Simmy Durante
Bob M Hope
Beulah
Mrs. North
Studio One
Charles Laughton
ABC
Green Hornet
Boston Symphony Nas Sinews
Dick Humber
Gregury
Tloods
Omar Bradley
Armerica
Legal Notice in Hempstead County Chancery Court
In the Chancery Court of Hempdé County Ack Vn Nichols is plaintiff in a case against Rebecca Clark and others. The defendants, including Rebecca Clark and Ned Huckabee and their spouses, are to appear within thirty days as part of the complaint. Clerk Weaver and attorney Weisenberger & Pilkinton record the notice dated May 17 and April 1948, with dates for readings April 20, 27, May 4, 11.
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Chancery Court of
Hempdé County
Ack
Nichols
Rebecca Clark
Del
Ned Huckibee
Ned Stuckabee
Bessie
Otis Huckabee i Bee
Ife
Kinie Caid
Burnty Huckabee
Barrel Mac Huelalue
Wuckabee
Wwuehkeh
Dickpea
Tian
Aclis
Buckaber
Pee
Aol
Fair Enough By Weatbronk Pegler 1947 Opinion Sample
A columnist extols espionage for unions as a public service and attacks Roosevelt Truman anti Communist actions. The piece defends private unions against government intrusion and rails at Wagner Act enforcement, labeling it a tool of corrupt political aims. Mentions Browder and Donavan service briefly in a partisan context.
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Vinto
Roosevelt
Eagles
Owls
Elks
Truman
Ihe Usiension
P Clivk
Strer
Karl Browder
Qiussin
State Department
Donavan Service
OWU
Army
Browder
Atlanta
Canada
Hana
Sthainder
Eleanor the Great
Tinh
Toosevel
Govind Way
Kiuw
Loch Aya
Union
Memphis Chicks Rout Mania Crackers to Take Series 3-1
Memphis tops the Dixie Circuit with a 14-3 win over the Mania Crackers to clinch the series three games to one. Ray Harrell held the Crackers to three hits after relieving, while Fred Hancock hit a grand slam in the eighth. New Orleans also took its series, 3-1, hammering Chattanooga 13-3 as George Diehl earned the win.
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Associated Press
Memphis Chicks
Souther Association
Mania Crackers
Chicks
Moliie
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanoofa
Birmingham
Lie Rosie
Barons
Litle Rock
Atlanta
Mobile
Crackers
Chuck Eisenman
Oox
Ray Harrell
Elsonmann
Fred Hancock
Shelby Kinney
Eddie Burke
Jack Hollis
Red Mathis
Chattamooga
Vern Curtis
George ‘Diehl
Pelg
Curtis
John Dixon
Herry Delay
Montgomery Shutout at El Dorado in Class C debut
18-year-old Shreveport pitcher Fletcher Montgomery twirled a three hit shutout for the El Dorado Oilers in the second game of a Cotton States League doubleheader. Hot Springs won the opener 12 to 6 with 13 hits each side. Natchez beat Pine Bluff 9 to 5 as Pine Bluff chased Lefty Thomas early. Greenville led 7-3 against Clarksdale but fell 8 7 in the final inning aided by Bucks and Johnston doubles. Haseman Jennette caused a costly baserunning error for Greenville. Helena at Greenwood postponed due to wet grounds.
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Jesson
Shreveport
Fletcher Montgomery
el Dorado Oilers
Hot Springs
Elo Dorado
Montgomery
Natchez
Indians
Pine Bluff
Lefty Thomas
Russell Wiseman
Clarksdale Planters
Greenville
Bucks
Tommy Bucks
Ray ‘Johnston
Planter
Haseman Jennette
Helena
Greenwood
Standings, speech bans, and unions under Roosevelt era pressure
The piece rails against labor secrecy and penalties in unions, citing Roosevelt and Wagner era actions. It argues workers faced fines and expulsion for leaking union business, with fear of retaliation from law and officials. It calls for enforcement against spying and criticizes labor policy and Perkins era oversight.
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Warner
Pedaration of Labor
Huston
Drae
Roosevelt
Wagner
Labor Relations Board
Department of Labor
Frances Perkins
Thas
Seuise
Iutergnity
Justice
Clark
Pros pacts mix hope and risk in minor leagues
In New York April 27 the roundup notes mixed views on 1948 minor league prospects. Experts warn that overbuilt training camps may leave Class D pools with raw talent while a few clubs hoarding experienced players could race ahead. The piece calls training costly and cites worries about local support if ownership centralizes. Ben Hogan comments on winter golf, while Hank Sauer is pegged as strong for Cincinnati Reds.
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New York
Ligten
Ben Hogan
Ben
Andy Gustafson
Army
Hank Feldberg
U. of Miami
Arnald Tucker
Hank Sauer
Cincinnati Reds
PGA Tourney Draws All of Big Names
New York April 27. Nearly all top professional golfers will compete in the National PGA Championship in St. Louis May 19-25 at Norwood Hills. Exempt players include Lloyd Mangrum Lew Warmsbum Jim Ferrier Ben Hogan and Bryan Nelson while 103 sectional qualifiers join 25 finished players from Washington DC.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Professional Golfers Association
Salt Lake City
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
Toney Penna
Horton Smith
Jimmie Hines
Little
Richmond
Penna
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League games included Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Pittsburgh night contest. American League features New York at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit at St. Louis, Boston at Washington. Yesterdays results: Boston 6 Brooklyn 0. New York 5 Philadelphia 4. Cleveland 12 Chicago 11 in 14 innings. St. Louis 2 Detroit 1. Boston 0 Washington 0 night. Texas League Houston 3 Dallas 2. Shreveport 10 Tulsa 1. Fort Worth 8 San Antonio 3. Beaumont 4 Oklahoma City 1. Southern Association Memphis 14 Atlanta 3. New Orleans 13 Chattanooga 4. Nashville at Mobile due to wet grounds. only games scheduled.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Broooklyn
James
Chiesgo
Houston
Dallas
Shreveport
Tulsa
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
Wet Grounds
Giants Take 5th Straight in Pennant Bid
Giants overpower Phillies to extend lead as Kaslo fires a seven hitter in a near shutout. Newsom, Jansen, and Poat shine in other wins while Sid Gordon and Eddie Stanky pace the offense. Indians outslug White Sox 12 11 in a 4 hour game. Boudreau collects five hits. Red Sox beat Senators 6 0 in night game with Williams driving three hits.
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Joe Reichler
New York Giants
Giants
Philadelphia Phils
Dave Kaslo
Kaslo
Bobo Newsom
Sheldon
Larry Jansen
Ray Poat
Schoolboy Rowe
Sid Gordon
Eddie Stanky
Dodger
Braves
Dodgers
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Robinson
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Chicago
Bobby Feller
White Sox
Fred Sanford
Dizzy Trout
Browns
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Mel Parnell
Ted W Williams
Calumet Pair Face Derby Hopefuls
Louisville Kentucky April 27 The five horses ready to face Calumet Farm's pair Citation and Coaltown in the Kentucky Derby may gauge the task in the big race. Citation, inactive since Chesapeake Stakes win, is a likely starter. Coaltown may be held out after a Keeneland Bluegrass Stakes record win.
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Louisville
Calumet Farm
Citation
Coaltown
Calumet
Churchill Downs
Harve de Grace
Billings
Fights Last Night In Philadelphia And Nearby Venues
United Press reports boxing results from Newark to Columbus with several decisions and stoppages. Notable bouts include Gavilan over Bell on points in a 146 weight class, Marino stopping Rhett in Honolulu, and McCrea defeating Perry on points in Cleveland. Freddie Dawson outpointed Willie Russell in Boston. Al Couture appears as a listed participant.
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United Press
Newark
Willie McCrea
Cleveland
Aaron Perry
Washington
Boston
Freddie Dawson
Chicago
Willie Russell
Columbus
Lewiston
al Couture
Boxing Results City to City in Sparse Lineup
The report lists multiple boxing results with fighters and weights across cities from Burlington Wisconsin to Los Angeles California. Notable notes include Isewlston knocking out Buster Beaupre in Burlington and Igene Farland stopped in Newark, with several outpoints and knockouts plus scattered locations such as Scranton Philadelphia and San Diego.
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Isewlston
Buster Beaupre
Burlington
Providence
H. T
Danny Martin
Newark
N. J
Igene Farland
Cranston
B.C
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Gentry Printing
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Eder
Avitt
Temple ‘Otton: Oil Co
Curlitg House
McWilliams
Cullendale
Eall
Fred. Daniels
Endale
Arkansas
Rogers
Cox Rindows
Fulton
Baral Far
Et Mall
Hope
White
Park Lane
Pasadena
Texas
James Atterbury
City Furniture Co
Bast Rd
Jons
Chas
Ynerson
Im AN
Atkins
Lelia Street
Texdrkana
Tex 16
Mivhway No. 4
Lol-E-Tex
Reepy
J. “ MeAtcer
Rawleigh Business
South Hempstead
Rawleigh
Tenn
Harry Segnar
Texarkana
Venetian Blind Co
Hazel
War Branch
Main
Iday
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewin
M News
Star Findl
Dinner
Official Detective
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel Cagg Book
Gregory Hood
Roger Kilgore
M Pornadang
Morton Downey
Carmen Cavallero
Orch
Hilbilly Wwoedown Bargain
Four Knights Market
Pappy
Holiday Farm
Dave LeWinter
Louis Prima
Bastard St
Boyett's
Foy
Hammons Tractor CO
Walnut St
Singleton Hope, Ark
The
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Glen Walker
Thurston A. Hulsey
Represtatatius
Lester
County Judge Co. Cook
Fred A. Luck
John L Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
J. W. Strickland
Jonn Gordon Prescott Cecil Eb, Weaver
Weatbronk Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Woneymoga
Godfrey
Burton
Tom Breen
Bria and Groom
Ozark Valtey
Am.s. Marine Band
el Dorado
Southern Association
Chilh. Pet
Birminghan
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
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New York Ai
Cincinnati St. Louis
Bostuy
Iclarkudaly
Roy Allison
W. P. Besseetor Hope, Ark
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
Pioneer
California
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Gerardo Mids Gavilan
Tkavina
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Ford
Cobb's Wrecking Yard
R. C. Daniels Collecting Agency
First
Nat'l Bank
C.B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
West Third Street
Barwick
Ark
Rusty Jones
Eastern Parkway
Doug Ratford
Brinklyn
Laurie Buxton
London
Kingland
Scranton
Joe Falto
Carlo Gush
Elmira
Eddie Miller
Davian
Late McNamara
San Diego
Cat
Rusty Bathe
Fitty Fitzpatricl
Los Angeles
Plumbing and Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds Co
Lauterbach
S. Walnut
A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
Omaha
James & Moore
Cleaners
Kear
Albert
Hope, Ark
Albert’s Candy CO
E. Candy St
Purina
Feeders
SUI! Daily Delivery
Pply CO
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