Saturday Radio Schedule Snapshot
A cluttered listing shows a broad Sunday through late night broadcast timetable with numerous programs, including News M, Morning Devotional, Anniversary Club, Muscial Varieties, Sports Parade M, Nightly dramas, and religious hour blocks. It catalogs show titles, time slots, and sponsors across multiple stations and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabernacle
Hardinglah
Law
U.S
Thorne Oreh
Lombardo Land
Chivaga ‘Theater
Newa
Local Society Notes and Meetings Highlight February Events
A garbled society page lists club gatherings and hostess duties with names such as Mrs. Gnorge Mur rah Jouded and Mrs W. Ty Clark. It mentions Crusad Scholars, a luncheon, and a May 20 City Federation meeting, plus a flower arranging program and various hostesses noted across several groups.
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Rahbuary
Naymond
Gnorge Murrah
Owerin
W. Ty Clark
Oliver
Lyle Vinnens
Mra
Olaf Lawte
Chy Federation
Morin Creon
Elih Age Now
Meeting notes from the Frieddehh Club confused take on 1987 event
Fragmented OCR text describes Mea Morin Green Hontonr to 4 and a Frieddehh Club meeting related to the 1987 championship. Mentions Mit Carlton King and Afton, with references to day afternoon and a future gathering at the Home of Mya Orvilly Oulow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea Morin
Frieddehh Club
Mis
Martly Greeh
Weekend Visit Noted for Waddles and Wardles
Miss Maritin Waddle of Dalling and Ming and Marjorie Waddle of Taye Arkann spend the weekend with their parents Ma and Mrs. George Wardle, enjoying family time.
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Maritin Waddle
Dalling
Ming
Marjorie Waddle
Tayearkann
Hele
George Wardle
Hospital Notes Update From Local Ledger
Fragmentary hospital notes list admissions and discharges for several patients. Names appear as Mrs Nobert Rogory, Mra Billa tehkahes, Pat Onin O, Tae Mona, and Ravert Rags amid unclear entries. Local facility staff and dates are not decipherable.
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Sranch Hospital
Nobert Rogory
al oMye
Fragmentary Washington Claims and Foreign Policy Jumbles
A garbled text fragment presents scattered words about UteTnly, submarines, North American domes, White House pages, and national security. It mentions President Wi, Congress readers, Capitol, and diplomatic perplexities with no coherent events or dates. The piece reads like a broken OCR fragment of a political column or wire copy.
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Washington
Ford Wong
New Living Cost Survey Forthcoming
A garbled report describes an upcoming living cost survey by the Department of Labor and Bureau of Labor Statistics. It notes a new index to replace the old TSAS-10SO measure, mentioning comprehensive price tracking across foods, housing, transportation, and services at a national level. The piece cites widespread contract adjustments and anticipated impact on wage negotiations as unions and industries prepare for the index transition.
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Waliington
Weman
Qutlan
Hwan Clann
Sorhmiealoner
Biren Ia Labor Blalatios
Naga
Peraye
Feimbly
Gorden Watchin
Aetliok
Neasllon
Hank
New York
Odin
Tatu
Howding
Clagge
Whith Wall
Samiw
Uisenshower
Wkt Indus
Denunciation of Russia Is Aim of Ike Denunciation
Washington report outlines President Eisenhower’s push for Congress to denounce Russia and wartime secret agreements. The piece notes Eisenhower’s belief that denunciation could revive freedom desires in Eastern Europe, where Communist control remains. It recalls wartime talks and the risk of repudiating promises, with Berlin and Allied lines cited as context.
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Washington
Fittenhower
Union
Congress
Tassia
Eisenhower
Russia
Eienhower
Eigenhower
Hirst
Tlnenhower
Truihg
United States
Mundinga
Yalta
Congresa
Rugain
Berlin
Garminy
Wiserhower
Ourselven
Biesinhower
Senate
Dulles
Wishhower
Phe
Soviet Union
Legislature at a Glance: Bills in Session Hit Broad Range
The report outlines bills introduced in the legislature, including permits on alcohol sales, court and criminal justice measures, gun destruction orders for felons, adoption procedures, and campaign finance rules. It notes political debate, references Eisenhower era context, and quotes officials on treaties and Soviet conduct without committing to specific resolutions.
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Precy House
Dey
Boo Feek
Nother State
Jena
Ngyor
Amayl Toons
Hbsis
Circuit Dbdges
Bollworm Stations to Be Erected Across States
A Louisiana agriculture official says bollworm stations will be set up along routes in Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas to monitor pest movements. The plan, dated July 3 and involving state agriculture agencies, aims to track infestations and adjust controls accordingly.
Strain Over Military Spending Faces Budget Fight
U S Senator Tat of Ohio and Senator Millikin warn the Eisenhower era faces a heavy burden from proposed long range military spending as they predict spending cuts and no debt limit increase. They criticize the Truman budget plans and note a looming July start for the new budget.
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Angton
Sen
Tataf
Ohio
Eisenhower
Sen. Millikin
Colorado
Millikin
Galing
Tait
Senate
Roman
Congress
Prescott News Briefs From Garden Clubs and Society
Prescott notes report active social clubs including the Woman's Association of the Presbyterian Church meeting Monday afternoon at Mrs G W Watkins's home, American Legion Auxiliary gathering at 7 30, Rose Garden Club hosting Mrs R F Yarbrough’s home, Needle Craft Club hosting at Mrs Foy Box's lather home, and Prescott Garden Club planning shrubs replacement along railroad right of way and the Ponquil Tea at Mrs Rucker Murry's in March. Reports mention Mrs J R Bemis presiding, Myra N N Daniel, president, floral displays, and a recent bride being feted with gifts and jonquil decor. Several residents and visitors are noted with brief social and funeral service references.
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Woman's Association of the Presbyterian Church
C.ry Gray, Sr
Newport
Freagatt Garden Club
Wilpon
Prescott Garden’ Club
Meg
He J. Wilson
Mes
Dewey Shipting
Sewell Muan
Myra
N.N. Daniel
Clannishness and love tests in Miss Dix column
A teen asks about dating an older man whose mother disapproves. Wilma warns that clan loyalties hinder marriage, urging Ray to decide and for the couple to face obstacles. A younger reader asks about dating a married man and is advised that both parties are at fault and should part. A 14 year old asks about dating, and the advice is to respect the aunt’s rules.
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Miss Dix
Tam
Jond
Ray
Wilma Peidé
Say
Wilma
Sion
Sen
Atink
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Tory BI
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Ces
UCCAL
Alton
FAY _ AP Milthty
Wi Wviren
Papmlt
Iire
Legislature
Louisiane
Aaviculture Commastoner
Dave le Poyrea
Ysaterday
Ld Posta Iin
Arknogas
Oplahona
Doe
Ty’ ‘Sherk ‘Vars
Vonny
Mexico
Capac
Bate
Sou States
Prescott News
American Legion Auxiliary
HW. HM
McKennie
Julia, Gwan
Moe Alsobronk
Rose Garden Club
Foy Box Hontes
Bebllnerth Gardens
Ween Scott
Nowet Arrangas Linent
Burke Shellon
Lolyonly Tv
John D. Smith
Dorothy Hardin
Paul Harris
Bully Freeman
Jake Buford
Alph Harris
Smith
Bernard Kephon
Hot Springs
Prescott
H. B. DeLamar
Arkadelphia
If. M. McFarland
Little Rock
Coh. Tompkins
Tompkins
A. C. Hudson
A. W. Hudson
Barthesvile, Bea
J. W. Teeter
Nashville
Clarke White
John P. Cox
Dorothy DIX
Glaywance
Circuit Clerka
Dilly
State Forestry and Darks Commission
Revere
RMS
Ueo
Alcoholic Beverage Centre Board
Stnte
Highway Commission
Conjynét
Alaska
Wilson
Mt. Katmal
Emmett Williams
Sutton Livestock Commission
CL. Clark
Hope
Ark
Dobbs
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