Radio Program Schedule and Show Listings
A cluttered timetable lists daily radio programs and times, including music blocks, mystery shows, news, and special broadcasts. Notable entries mention Mystery Bank, Gabriel Heatter, I Love a Mystery, and The Hidden Truth with various hosts, plus event and audience engagement segments across the day.
Top Radio Programs in New York Tonight
ICY listing of NBC CBS ABC schedules shows The One Man's Family and It Pays to Be Ignorant on NBC. CBS airs Gabriel Heatter and Robert Q. Lewis segments while ABC features Kate Smith and The Breakfast. Tigers game noted as game of the day.
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Natchez Wins Hard-Fought League Clash At Hot Springs
Natchez defeats Hot Springs 5 1 to move into a third place tie with the Bathers as Roy Jayne limits the Bathers to four hits. Clarksdale bats explode for 19 safeties in a 14 10 win over El Dorado. Monroe shells Pine Bluff 10 3 in a big first inning. Greenville tops Greenwood in 11 innings 6 3. Tonight’s games Pine Bluff at Monroe El Dorado at Greenwood Greenville at Clarksdale Ho Springs at Natchez.
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Bill Gingerich
Indians
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el Drado
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Don Steger
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Clyde Baldwin
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Lenard Morrison
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Adams
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Norm Larker
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Bob Virkstis
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Soldier-Educator Elected Head of Legionnaires
The Arkansas American Legion convention elected Cal Ray M. O Day professor of military science at the University of Arkansas as commander, a World War II veteran and Battha death march survivor, over Cay Cross and Madrid Lofton. The department also backed refiring Commander Lee Ward for national post. auxiliary leaders were chosen without opposition.
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Lee Ward
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Department Women's Auxiliary
Luther Besiden
Batesville
Robert Powell
Texarkana
Boxing training camp memories from Johnny Dundee and Sandy Saddler
Johnny Dundee watched Sandy Saddler prepare for his third featherweight title bid against Willie Pep as he recalled his own camp. He described long hours training in a yard at West Grange, noting Saddler’s sharp form and his own past height advantage and fights with legends like Rose, Robinson, and Charles. Saddler, early in his career, sought willing opponents amid limited options, with manager Charley Johnston revealing the touring and brawling nature of their era.
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Weevil Trouble and Crop Bulletin Report
The weekly crop bulletin notes weevil control difficulties due to poor weather and heavy rainfall affecting corn prospects in the state’s cultivation areas. Insects may be managed by Sept 1, but worm damage raises late yield concerns. anthracosis mentioned as a miner’s lung disease.
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Social Security tax hike explained in Congress series
Editor notes this is the second of a series on the major Social Security changes voted by Congress. They cannot become law without presidential approval, which seems likely, so the changes are treated as if enacted. Readers are advised to save each installment for reference.
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Social Security Tax Increases Explained For Workers
Washington explains how Social Security tax and taxable earnings will rise. Beginning Jan 1 1951 the taxable wage base increases from 3000 to 3600 dollars, with 1 1/2 percent each for employee and employer, totaling 3 percent. self-employed pay 2 1/4 percent. The schedule shows further rises through 1954 and beyond, with self-employed always paying 1 1/2 times the employee-employer rate. The article notes coverage expansion to 19000? million workers and outlines refunds for overpayment.
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Cementers Clash With Hope Legionnaires Tonight
The Mineral Springs Flyers beat Hope Legionnaires 4 1 at Mineral Springs behind Bob White seven hit pitching. Hi Dorado withdrawal from the Nation Semi Pro Tournament shifted standings, moving Hope into fourth place. Tonight Hope Legionnaires meet Okay Cementers at Legion Field at 8:00 under uncertain starting pitcher conditions.
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Mineral Springs
Hope Legionnaires
Bob White
Legionnaires
el Dorado Lion Oilers
Wichita
Hi Dorado
Legionnnaires
Waldo
Camden
Murfreesboro
Hope
Okay Cementers
Legion Field
Gilson’ Ross
Four More Swimmers Try Channel Across Dover
In Dover England Aug 23 four more swimmers started the English Channel crossing shortly after seven others completed a mass attempt. 18-year-old Philip Mickman began from near Dover for a second crossing, aiming after a 23 hour 48 minute France to England run. Francophone swimmer Fernand Du Moulin started from Cap Gris Nez toward Dover, planning a quick return after a 1 ½ minute rest. Georges Alfonsi and Joseph Van Waal also started from Cap Gris Nez. Yesterday Hassan Abd El Rehim won the race from Cap Gris Nez to Dover in record time, closing with a strong sprint to overtake Roger Le Morvan.
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Rehim
Roger le Morvan
Changes in social security tax schedule shift debated
The article outlines varying tax rates for employees, employers, and self employed from 1980 to 1969 with scheduled increases. It notes congress recently decided to adjust the social security program and may postpone future tax rises, as it has done before.
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First Atomic Reactor Set to Work at Brookhaven Lab
The Brookhaven National Laboratory began operations on the first postwar atomic reactor at 1:20 am CST. The 90000-brick heart reactor sits in a boxed concrete shield and aims to produce heat for a village while advancing peacetime science and future atomic progress.
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Russia
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Atomic Secrets
Warning Order In Hempstead County Chancery Court
The Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court issues a warning order. Defendant Leola Faulks must appear within 30 days to answer the plaintiff’s complaint. Attorneys Clark John L. Wilson Jr and James T. West ad litem. August 2, 9, 16, 24.
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Arkansas Chancery
Anthony Faulks
Leola Faulks
Wihana Werte
Peat
Aeron Omera Evans
Seal
Clark John L. Wilson, JR
James T. West
Election Proclamation for Hempstead County Schools 1950
The annual school election for 1950 in Hempstead County Arkansas takes place on Tuesday September 26. Polls open 8:00 AM close 6:30 PM at precincts including City Hall Fulton Blevins District 2B Colum bus Patmos Spring Hill Saratoga Washington Guernsey Nashville and Box Wolf s Store. Proclamation signed August 14 1950 by Sheriff Claud H Sutton and County School Supervisor E R Brown.
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