Wednesday radio schedule with multiple network programs
NBC offers Jack Baker at 8 a.m., The Playboys at noon, Just Plain Bill at 4 80, Our Gal Sunday at 11 45, Second Mrs Burton at 1, Mrs Roosevelt at 3 30 on women’s rights. MBS shows Tennessee Jagm boreg at 8 30, Kate Smith at 11, Bob at 2, Pools hour.
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Goofed Insurance Trick at Spelvin Home Shows Taxed Nation
New York scene as George Spelvin and his wife confront a door to door insurance hawker claiming Uncle Sam runs a social security program. The agent boasts vast assets and charges one and a half percent of income plus another half from the boss, while warnings about penalties and embezzled funds frame a satirical read on government programs.
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George Spelyvin
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Social ‘Security and Old Age Benefits Insurance Company
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Rickey May Keep Meyer for a Year
Pittsburgh general manager Branch Rickey is expected to retain Bill Meyer for the 1951 season despite a last place finish in 1950. Meyer, under an ironbound $40,000 per year contract, was summoned to St Petersburgh to discuss his job. Meanwhile George Selkirk was named manager of Kansas City, and Pinky Higgins took over Louisville Colonels.
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George Selkirk
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Kansas City Post
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Louisville
Ed, Dougherty
Frank
Pinky) Higgins
Colonels
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Ruba Inter
Javor
Columbus Club
Rollie Hemsley
Columbus
al Banister
Ryba
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Marion
Redbird
Benny “Borgmann
Houston
Blizzard hits coal stockpile outlook in 1950 report
Washington reports the 1940 blizzard trimmed U S coal stocks earlier than expected while production and demand trends point to higher European needs. November and October usage nears 40 to 41 million tons monthly with yearly output around 514 million tons if kept up, leaving a sizable stockpile.
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America
Europe
National Coal Association
England
Buffalo Basketball Fans Rally Behind Hutchins and BYU
Buffalo fans buzz about Mel Hutchins and BYU, who swamped Niagara and gear to face City College in New York. The piece notes Hutchins’ instincts and scoring touch, compares Buffalo’s hoops hopes to football ambition, and adds scattered items from other college and pro scenes, including travel anecdotes and coaching chatter.
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Mel Hutchins
Brigham Young
Niagara
City College
New York
Hutchins
Skyline Six
Republicans Say Not Asked for Korea Crisis Advice
Washington reports Taft and Hoey clashed over GOP input on Korea policy. Hoey urged withdrawal of American troops, condemning bluffing and atomic threats. Cain argued administration hides knowledge, while Connally noted invitations to Truman and Attlee luncheon showed no Republican committee members included.
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Taft R-Qhio
Korea
Taft
Hoey D-Nc
Senate
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Hoey
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GOP
Truman
Attlee
Cain R-Washi
Congress
Manchuria
Cain
MacArshuy
United Nations
Connally D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Attiee
Livas
Search Continues for Attackers of Officer
A search in Arkansas today continued for two men sought in connection with the wounding of a Mississippi state patrolman last Saturday. Suspects fled toward the Greenville Mississippi River bridge into east Arkansas. Two men arrested near Brinkley were released after giving names C R Cameron and Waddie Caves of Sallisaw Oklahoma.
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C. R. Cameron
Waddie Caves
Sallisaw
Okla
Qine Bluff
Little All America Football Picks Announced
Eleven players from smaller colleges earned spots on the Associated Press Little All America team. Repeater Brad Rowland of McMurry heads a backfield with Carl Yaself John Carroll Robert Milley Emory and Henry and Lehigh’s Richard Doyne. Ends Norb Hecker Baldwin Wallace and Bernard Calendar Louisiana, tackles Sal Gero Elon and Gal Roberts Gustavus Adolphus, guards Hawkins Central Washington and Ed Douglas New Hampshire, center Charlie Cope Franklin and Marshall.
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McMur
Sal Gero
Elon College
Gal' Roberts
Gustavus Adolphus
Back Hawkins
Central Washington
Ed Douglas
New Hampsire
Cope
Frankiin and
Marshall
Hog Cagers Picked for Good Season
New York sports writer lists preseason top ten including CCNY, Bradley, Kentucky, NC State, Long Island and Kansas. CCNY expected to challenge, with Kentucky NC State LSU and Kansas seen as strong rivals. Major conference picks name Kentucky NC State Iowa Kansas and Arkansas as title contenders across leagues.
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New York
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Long Island
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Arizona
George Pepperdine
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Dave Hanner Named to SW Honor Team
Dallas December 5. Dave Hanner a 20 year old guard from Farkin Ark was the only University of Arkansas player named to the all Southwest Conference football team by AP coaches. Hanner is a junior six feet tall 233 pounds. The selections include unanimous picks Bob Smith and M Fullback Kyle Rote plus others from Texas SMU Baylor Rice and Arkansas received honorable mention Pat Summerall and Buck Louie Schautele of Arkansas noted.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas
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Texas A
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Southern Methodist
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Byron Townsend
McFadin
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Baylor
Paul Giroski
Rice
Dick Highlower
Southern
Five Years Ago Giants Buy Bowman for Fifty Thousand
The New York Giants purchased pitcher Bob Bowman from the St Louis Cardinals for $50,000. The note appears in a retrospective sports column listing notable events from the past.
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Associated Press
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Poder
Atelanta Crackers
Southern Association
Western Michiegan
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Madison Squire Garden
New York Baseball Giants
Bob Bowman
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HADACOL Helped Mrs Macaure Recover Nerves Brighten
In New Orleans Mrs J P Mataiure describes lasting relief from vitamin deficiency symptoms after using HADACOL. She notes irritable mood improved, nerves steadied, and family welfare lifted. She recommends HADACOL, priced at 1.25 for a bottle and 3.40 for large size, with orders through The LeBlanc Corp Lafayette Louisiana in 1959.
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Radiance St
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Macaure
Macau
Druntisk
LeBlane Corp
Lafayette
LeBlanc
Ign Ady
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