Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Airwave Lineup
Thursday schedule items feature news updates and music blocks from 4:30 to night. Programs include Sunrise Edition Markets Musical Interlude Farm Breakfast Hillbilly Hit Porade News Edward Morning Devotional and Georgia Crackers. Notable hosts include Kate Smith and Tom Mix with features on News and Sports.
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Tom Mix
Gabriel Heatler
Watton Lewis, Jr
Bill, Henry
Mike Mysteries
University of Arkansas
Mutual
President Truman
Patlov
Arkansas
Ceci Brown
Georgia Crackers
Tom, Dick
Harry
Victor H. Lindlake
Kate Smith
Spears
Gabriel Thatter
Market
John Daniel
Eddy Arnold
M Boy Poole
Sardi
U. S. Marine Corps Straight
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Plantation
Bill Henry
Air Force
Top Radio Programs New York Listings April 27
Radio guide for New York on April 27 lists programs across networks CBS ABC MBS. Notable shows include Mr Chameleon Curtain Time Amleur Hour with Boston amark, Milton Berle and Groucho Marx Quiz, Bing Crosby and Can You Top This. Schedule shows 7:30 9:30 and 9 4:36 and 9:43 times across stations.
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New York
DJ Perry Coma
Gildersleeve
YU Delly’s Taverna
CBS
Mr. Chameleon
Capital Cloakroom
ABC
Amleur Hour
Boston
Milton Berle
Bing Crosby
MBS
Comedy Playhouse
Palestinian Enroute to Kentucky Derby Bid
Palestinian, the Wood Memorial runner who came neck short to Olympia, will be shipped to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby this week. Trainer Ulrich Jacobs said the colt will depart New York on Saturday after agreeing with co owner Isidore Bieber to pursue Derby victory. Bieber had opposed shipping but the plan moves forward with Tagestbian in mind. A separate note mentions an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art built from 219 steel plates and 1,400 rivets.
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New York
UPI
Olympia
Wood Memorial
Jamaica
Louisville
Uirich Jacobs
Jacobs
America
Ross
Isidore Bieber
Tagestbian
Bieber
Pinghe
Kentucky
Cal
Mate 2
Bieber Vlaios
Sidvogl
Han
Losing Out the Reds Decide to Quit Blockade
Washington reports depict a shifting Cold War chess game as the Berlin blockade pressures ease. The piece outlines the 1947-48 Western move toward a separate West German government, the airlift in place, and rising talk of lifting the blockade while wary of a new Soviet alignment. It notes the Atlantic pact's emergence and the blocked Berlin talks in March 1948.
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James Marlow
Washington
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Mey
Hitler
Cechoslovakia
U. S
Europe
Senate
Western
Canada
U. N
U.S
Zades
Hoover Urges Slow Increase in Domestic Expenditures
Former President Herbert Hoover urged Congress to slow boosts to domestic spending until the Cold War ends. He warned that expanding social security would raise the tax burden and burden the economy, advocating pay-as-you-go funding and broader coverage with limited new additions. He asked for restrained federal outlays and financing reform.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Chate An Dowshton
House
Ways Aid Means Committee
Cekid
Griff Sees Washington Ballclub As Better Than It Looks
Clark Griffith, 80, says the Washington baseball club isn’t as bad as recent play suggests. He cites Gil Coan’s hitting slump as a factor and notes he isn’t blaming everyone else. Al Haughton admits not using enough club on greens in district golf qualifying. Navy football prospects include Bob Zastraw and Frank Haulf, with Paul Tetreault dazed after a spring scrimmage. Johnny Groth leaves Chicago for Detroit amid scouting questions. Billy Hassett linked to Georgetown coaching job. Illinois 1878 note reflects baseball cover being worn thin.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Ball Club
Griff
Gil Coan
al Haughton
George Sauer
Naval Academy
Plabe
Bes
Bob Zastraw
Algoma
Wis
Frank Haulf
St. Louis
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Johnny Groth
Detroit
Johnny
Notre
Wish Bean
Sox
Frank Leahy
Billy Hassett
Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Georgetown
Slaying of Clergyman's Wife Case Under Study
Monroe county officials examined pistol evidence in the Jean Gareis Hetenyi case as detectives pursued stains in the Hetenyi car trunk and Genesee River area. Investigators compared a .38 caliber slug from the crime scene to bullets recovered, while the clergyman husband Rev George Hetenyi faced questions.
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Rochester
Monroe County
Jean Gareis Hetenyi
Wwasnoyd
Genesee
Amherst
Clarence Henry
George Hetenyi
Hetenyi
L Supreme Court
Demo Leaders Mapping Out a Loyalty Test
Washington April 27. President Truman and Democratic leaders outlined a loyalty test for patronage with the degree of support a senator or representative gave the president affecting future political jobs. Key participants included Senator J Howard McGrath and House figures, with officials noting the social security trust fund totals around 10 billion and that beneficiaries may pay twice for benefits.
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Washington
Truman
Fruman
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
White House
Rayburn
Southwest Conference track meet looms in Fayetteville
The Southwest Conference meet at Fayetteville next March will draw Texas schools by train. J. J. Hampton of Texas A and M tops the two mile, Bob Hall cuts three tenths off the two hurdle mark aided by wind, George Kudera raises the discus record, and Ray Holbrook dies after a 40 yard dash. Texas stars Parker and Robertson expected back for the meet. Arkansas high school hurdles see records fall as barriers drop to 39 inches and the 2200 low hurdles reduced by NCAA rule changes.
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Little Reek
Fayetteville
Lmanch
Texas
Dallas
Arkansas
J. J. Hampton
Texas A
Bob Hall
Clyde Scott
Red Wolcott
Rice
George Kudera
Ray Holbrook
Charley Parker
John Robertson
Robertson
Mobile Bears Knock Off Travelers 6-0 in Southern Association action
The Mobile Bears shut out the league leading Little Rock Travelers 6-0 marking the Travelers second loss in 11 games this season. Pete Wogie allowed five hits while Milo Johnson took the loss for the Travelers as Mobile jumped ahead in the first inning and added runs in the seventh and eighth. The night also featured Nashville over Atlanta 4-4 and New Orleans blasting Memphis 15-3 with multiple Pelicans pitchers handling the mound. There were also other results and tonight’s schedule featured Nashville at Atlanta and Mobile at New Orleans.
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Mobile Bears
Little Rock Travelers
Travs
Nashville Vols
New Orleans Pelicans
Memphis Chicks
Pete Wogie
Bears
Milo Johnson
Hank Williams
Johnson
Travelers
New Orleans
Bob Revels
Bi Briges
Ike Pearson
Romy Brunswick
Luckouts
Birmingham
Jim Suchecki
Babe Barna
Vols
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Jonesboro Man Honored As State Deputy In Arkansas Knights
Arthur P. Jones of Jonesboro has been reelected state deputy of the Arkansas Knights of Columbus at the annual convention in Blytheville. The next annual meeting will be held in Pine Bluff.
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Blytheville
Arthur P. Jones
Jonesboro
Arkansas Knights of Columbua
Pine Bluff
AI-Pre favorites face stiffer second round in New Orleans
In the Southern Golf Association championship, top contenders Polly Riley Margaret Gunther and Dorothy Kirby advanced to round two. Riley, defending champion from Fort Worth Texas, meets G T Schneider of New Orleans while Gunther faces Ed Del Wart of Fort Smith Arkansas who upset a late field. Kirby takes on New Orleans state champion Thomas Findtey.
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New Orleans
Southern Golf Association
Polly Riley
Margaret Gunther
Dorothy Kirby
Miss Riley
Fort, Worth
Tex
G. T. Schneider
Miss Gunther
Ed del Wart
Fort Smith
Ark
Miss Kirby
Thomas Findtey
Louisiana
Martha Daniels
Rams
Janes Stewart
Keeping Up With World's Best Race Horses
Olympia made his first Churchill Downs appearance by galloping a mile. Duplicator is en route from California to Kentucky after a leg swelling disappeared. Bar Sinister won at Jamaica in six furlongs 1:12 2/3. Taran won a mile and a sixteenth allowance at Harve De Grace in 3:46. Full Speed finished fourth at Harve De Grace. Vinita Toney placed second to Alovaco at Keeneland in six and a half furlongs. Chief Anderson seventh at Keeneland in the same race with Vinita Tovey. Lextown worked a steady mile at Churchill Downs in 4:41 2/5. Tluminable worked half-mile at Jamaica in 1:15 3/5 on fast track.
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United Press
Olympia
Churchill Downs
Hirsch Jacobs
Wood Memorial
New York
Duplicator
Wam Sechrest
California
Kentucky
Bar Sinister
Jamaica
Taran
Harve de Grace
Vinita Toney
Alovaco
Keeneland
Chief Anderson
Vinita Tovey
Lextown
Clueniil Downs
Strong Bench Could Turn Trick for Bums
Brooklyn boss Branch Rickey touts a "strongest bench" as the deciding edge for pennant hopes. Gene Hermanski replaces Cal Abrams and homers, aiding a 4 to 2 win over the Braves and turning a key triple play at Ebbets Field. The Phillies win 12 to 11 in 11 innings as Del Ennis homers to spoil the Giants. Red Em Bordeaux loses a four-hit decision despite Bob Lemon’s first shutout of the season. Yankees top Phillies 5 to 4 behind Ferry Coleman and Joe Page. Tigers sweep a doubleheader 6 to 2 and 7 to 5 as Vic Wertz homers twice. Johnny Groth drives in two in the second win. Washington vs Boston and Cincinnati vs St Louis are listed as postponed.
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Carl Lundquist
New York
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Lickets Field
Rickey
Gene Hermanski
Cal Abrams
Braves
Ebbets Field
Abrams
Browns
Lemon
Ferry -Coleman
Yankees
Philadelphia
Joe Page
Tigers
Chicago
Vic Wertz
Virgil Truks
Detroit
Johnny Groth
Washington
Boston
Cincinnati
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
National League games include Brooklyn at New York and Boston at Philadelphia with night contests. Yesterday Philadelphia topped New York 12 11 in 11 innings while New York 5 Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati St Louis delayed by rain. Chicago beat St Louis 6 2 in game two went 10 innings. Detroit and Chicago split 6 7. Nashville topped Atlanta 5 4 in the Southern Association. Fort Worth beat Oklahoma City 4 3 in the Texas League. Beaumont vs San Antonio postponed.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Birmingham Thanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
Memphis
Clu
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Associated Press
National League
Chicago
Pittsbuegh
American League
Chiczgo
Atlanta
Birmingham
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Houston
Dallas
Tulsa
Beaumont
San Antonio
Washout Tuesday for Cotton States League games
Rain and wet grounds postponed all four scheduled games. The matches will be replayed tonight at the same venues: Greenwood at Hot Springs, Natchez at Helena, Clarksdale at Pine Bluff, and El Dorado at Greenville.
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Associated Press
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Natchez
Helena
Clarksdale
Pine Bluff
el Doraga
Greenville
Fights Last Night Across Cities In Boxing Card
Philadelphia saw Harald Johnson edged by Archie Moore in a 10 round decision in last night’s card. Dick Smith defeated Louis Rousse in Oklahoma City by outpoint. Jimmy Sheets beat Baby Joe Walcott in Kansas City on a 10 round bout. Manuel Ortiz won over Labrea Salas in Los Angeles in a 10 round decision. Lee Oma stopped Fity Pitapartick in Buffalo in a 10 round match. Milan stopped Joe Pelgovici in Cesdville while other bouts listed for non title action.
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Philadelphia
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Harald Johnson
Houston
Dick Smith
Oklahoma City
Louis Rousse
New Orleans
Kansas City
Kas
Jimmy Sheets
Gary
Ind
Joe Walcott
Duluth
Los Angeles
Manuel Ortiz
el Centro
Calif
Labrea Salas
Monterrey
Mex
United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Lee Oma
Detroit
Fity Pitaptrick
Oak Hill
W. Va
U. White Plains
N.Y
Mil Rol
Tae
Milan
Italy
Joe Pelgovici
Cesdville
Siamese Twins Reported in Dortmund Clinic
Siamese girl twins born in Dortmund on April 18 are alive at two heads, two hearts, three arms and two legs, according to Prof Georg Meyer Zu Hoerste of the Cermmynal Children's clinic.
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Dortmund
Germany
Georg Meyer Zu-Hoerste
Cermmynal Children's Clinic
Toayep
Ine
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