Record of radio schedule and programs for Thursday afternoon
A dense list of radio programs and times for Thursday April 29, including News Home Edition, Song of the Day, Market Time Musical Fill, Lost & Found, several music and variety shows, and named performers such as Robert Hurleigh, The Johnson Family, Two-Ton Baker, Superman, Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, Fulton Lewis Jr, Leo Pieper, and Teddy Phillips.
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Nesday Psi
Superman
Captain
Tom
Fulton Lewis, Jr
M News
Henry LaCossit
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Opinionaire
Memory Lave
Dave LeWinter
Louis Prima
M Mutual
Sday Ant
Hillbilly Hoedown
Trio Market
Sunrica Seranada
Ozark Valley
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Buenos Amigos
Bill Harrington
bin Boyd
Rhythm Drifters
Robert Hurleigh
Johnson
Meet _the Band
Two-Ton- Baker
David Felton
Tom Mix
Star
Bly Rose
RFD
Family Theatre
Leo Pieper
Bernie Cronmins
Teddy Phillips
Eddy Howard
Petrillo and Murray Trials Highlight Cold War Era Probes
Westbrook Pegler denounces federal prosecutions of Petrillo and Murray under Taft Amendment while criticizing Chicago judges and officials. The piece recounts missteps in cases tied to labor disputes, feathery staffing claims, and political entanglements, noting acquittals and alleged government mismanagement.
Citation Top Threat in the Derby at Churchill Downs
Louisville April 28 The Derby favorite Citations Calumet Farm entry dominates the scene as fans flood hotels in anticipation of next Saturday's race at Churchill Downs. Citations Mile time and odds shown as he wins the Derby trial, with Escadra and Eagle Look following.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Citation
Coaltown
Ial
Downs
Calumet Farm
Whirlaway
Bimelech
Jhan
Wiliam L. Brann
Escadra
Howard Wells
Eagle Look
A. O'Neil
Galedo
Eddie Arcaro
Calumet Call
Erby
Ben F. Whitaker
R. W. McTwain
John Payson Adams
Big Dial
New York
Cuallawn
Jones
Coaliawn
Oth
Top Radio Programs By The Associated Press Central Standard Time On the air
NBC 6 30 Talk Gen Albert Orsborn Salvation Army Day 7 90 Gildever B Juffy over 8 30 District At 9 20 Jimmy Durante 8 50 Club Crosby 7 30 Christian drama Your Song and 9 The Whistler 9 45 Capitol Cloak Raong interview ABC T Mayor of own 40 Vox Pop London 9 Bing Crosby Chedette Colsbert 0 30 Gordon MaccRaw theater MBS 7 Special Agent 8 30 Racket Smaghers Opinionaire Should We Have A National IFEPC 7 Den
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Associated Press
Central Standard
NBC
Albert Orsborn
Salvation Agnis
Gildever
Juffy
District
Jimmy Durante
Club Crosby
the Whistler
Capitol Cloak
Abc—T Mayor of ‘Own
London
Bing Crosby
Chedette Colsbert
Gordon MaccRaw
MBS
Special
Opinionaire
Den
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's Games
National League results show New York 7 Philadelphia 1 and Boston 4. Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1. St Louis at Pittsburgh postponed due to rain. Detroit 9 Chicago 1. Rain also affected Boston Washington. Texas League scores include Shreveport 6 Tulsa 2 and Fort Worth 5 San Antonio. Southern Association games Memphis 1 Birmingham 0 and Nashville 20 New Orleans 2. Atlanta 1 Little Rock 5 Mobile 7 Chattanooga 2.
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Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Beaumult
Fort Worth
San Antonio & Southern Association
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile
Chattanaoga
Nashville
New Orteatis
Southern Association
Biringham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chattandogaa
St Lewis
Philadelphia Hee
National League
University Beats Kansas Baseball Teams Two Games
Razorbacks pounding Southwestern Kansas in Fayetteville swept a two game series by a 14 to 2 score. Tor Porter allowed four safeties and Arkansas outhit Kansas 11 to 9 led by Gateher Mel McGaha with three hits and four runs scored Howard Hughes and Al Williams also had three hits apiece in the laugher.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas Razorbacks
Southwestern Coffee
Kansas
Tor Porter
Ruzorbacks
Kangas
Gateher
Mel McGaha
Razorbacks
Harvie Ward withdraws from Southern Intercollegiate golf event
The 17 event at Athens Ga loses edge after Harvie Ward’s withdrawal following his Pinehurst victory over Frank Stranahan. Highlights note lefty Brecheen and Schmitz in Chicago NL opener, plus Bucknell pitcher Halwanson’s strikeout record and Bobby Jones’ pitching debut.
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New York
Harvie Ward
Athens
Frank
Muscles) Stranahan
Pinehurst
Ward
Greenwood Dodgers dominate in double loss sweep
Unbeaten Greenwood falls twice as Helena loses, while Clarksdale upsets Greenville 7-5. Greenwood wallops Sea Porters 9-2 and 2-3, Buck pitchers issue 10 walks aiding Planters 7-5 win over Greenville. Natchez Indians beat Pine Bluff 9-4. Bathers edge Oilers 3-2 under El Dorado lights with Haschak and Baud delivering the decisive hits.
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Dodgers
Seaporters
Clarksdale Planters
Greenville
Planters
Natchez
Indians
Firro
Pine Bluf Cardinals
Setagek
Rullo
Whatley
Binger
Smark
Pine Bluff
Cardinals
el Dorado
Hot Springs Bathers
Oilers
Bathers
Haschak
Baud
Ex-Majors Excel as Southern Association Shows Two Veterans
Ex-Phillies 20 game losers Hugh Mulcahy and Rueben Melton highlighted Southern Association games. Mulcahy pitched Memphis to a 1-0 win over Birmingham on three hits. Melton beat Mobile 9-2 over Chattanooga, his first start for the defending champions. Other results: Atlanta defeated Little Rock 10-5 and Nashville routed New Orleans 20-0 in a long, high scoring day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
Southern Association
Hugh Mulcahy
Memphis
Birmingham
Rueben Rubel Melton
Mobile
Chattanooga
Melton
Phils
Montreal
Brooklyn
Mulcahy
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Army
Chicks
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Irv Medlinger
Chielks
Grover Bowers
Joe Stephenson
Bobby German
Avanta
Crackers
German
Travelers
Bob Katz
Cracke
Fights Last Night Reports Boxing Results Across Cities
In Los Angeles Maxie Docusen 133 defeated Buddy Jacklich 138 22 of San Francisco by points Rubio 182 Albany N Y out pointed Fairiest Norman 148 12.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Maxie Docusen
New Orleans
Buddy Jacklich
San Francisco
Rubio
Albany
N.Y
Norman
Browns Cubs Riding High in Majors
Browns and Cubs, once cellar-dwellers, showed three game winning streaks as of now. Browns beat Detroit 9-8 for their fourth win in six starts while Cubs defeated Cincinnati 7-2, extending their run. Giants, Yankees, and Braves also had notable wins, with rain postponements affecting three games.
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Joe Reichler
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Browns
Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Ewel Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Bob McCall
Blackwell
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phils
Larry Jansen
Curt Simmons
Ste Phils
Giants
Walker Cooper
New York
Braves
Brooklyn
Charley
Red) Barrett
Dodgers
Boston
Bob Elliott
Rex Barney
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Karl Drews
Lefty
Page
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Berra
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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le Davitt
Temple On Oil Co
McWilliams Lead
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Fred Daniels
Arkansas
Rene
W. J. Cox
Ns. Fulton
Hope
Highway 25
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Rodessa
Louisiana
Wilson
City Purniture Co
D. Street
Chas. Ynerson
Watkins
J. “McAteer
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South Hempstead County
Tenn
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Ark
Main
Orane
H. L. Adams, Ltd
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Kxar
Rome
Queen
Martin Black
Red Hook
Harry Segnar
South Main
Texarkana
Venetian Blind Co
Hizel Phong
Algo
Hammons Tractor CO
Walnut
SingLeton
The
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Hulsey
ED Lester
C. Cook
Fred A. Luck
Circuit Atohn L
Wilson Vaigi
Omera Evans
Charles Malone Garret
Willis J. W. Stricki
John Gordon Prescott Cecil BE. Weaver
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Poirille
Federal Court
Philip Murray
Newark
N. A
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Department of Justice
Jon Pays
Tom Clark
Nolorious
Petrilo
Musicians’ Union
Petrillo
WAAF
Atrile
Walter F. la Bay
Republic
Petriflo
Vemue
Teamsters
Lee Bay
Ed Kely
Party of Huemunty
Pervilla
Fay
Lor
Sam
Face la Buy
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Vato Roosevelt
Federa
Petrilla
Kelly
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Jimmy
Party of
Hananings
Hausewely Lunes
Bob Considine
Kely
May Faa
IneinGles
My. Considine
Henry Wallace
Congress
Fred Allen Hartley
New Jersey
Iionent of Justice
District of Columbia
Charleston
W. Va
Ben Moore
United Mine Workers
T. C. Townsend
Lewis
Washneton
John Hb. Lewis
U, Lewis and Muremies
Numan
U2 Mwl
Jude Moore
Tudge Moate
Towh- Scud
University
Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Harry Brecheen
Johnny Schmitz
Schmitz
Cardinal
Ffarry the
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Charles O'Neil
Halwanson
Bucknell A
Albright
Ken Jones
Peora
Ill
Journal-Transcript
Bobby
Decatur
Minnesota
Kay Meyer
de Paul
Kentucky
Bear Bryant
Wah Wah Jones
Helena
Greenwood Dodgers
Houston
Tex
Joe Maxim
Whitey Berrier
Danbury
Conn
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Oklahoma City
Ayit
Henry Hart
United Press
Salem
Mass
Buddy Hayes
Mal Evans
Providence
Hartford
Dennis
Pat) Brady
Willia Robertia
Bangor
al Evans
Billy Daley
Brookline
Portland
Maurice la Chapelle
Vic" Young
Biddeford
Broadway
al Hersh
Roger Whynott
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Jersey City
N. I
Tony Riccio
Bayonne
N. J
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Paterson
Sunnyside Garden
Jothnny Colen
Astoria
Jimmy Carollo
Corona
Enrico Bertola
Italy
Jimmy Roberts
Detroit
Mich
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N. Y
Norman Mi. Vernon
New York— Park Arena
Willia Beltram
Johnny la Russo
Dreway
Luigi Valentini
Haly
Joe Syro
Toronto
Arthur King
Ritchie Shinn
California
Tampa
Fla
Alfredo la Gay
South America
Tammy Gomez
Roy Allison
W. P. Singleton
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
Pioneer
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Texas
R. C. Daniels Collecting Agency
First
Nat'l Bank
Barwick’s Electric Service
Hope, Ark
Luck Motor Co
Rusty Jones
Ford
Diet Truk
Cobb’s Wrecking Yard
Plumbing and Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds Co. D
Lauterbach
Walnut Telephone
A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident
Association of Omaha
James & Moore
Cleaners
Albert
Albert’s Candy CO
E. Candy St
Purina
Feeders Supply CO
Wrecker Service
Wylie Motor Co
D& Walnut Packard-Gmc
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