First Edition Radio Schedule Mishmash
A scrambled listing of a radio day featuring programs, hosts, and time slots with names like Lanny Ross Kate Smith Monroe and Henry Jerome. Includes music, drama, news segments, and sports notes alongside ad hoc program titles and station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith Speokys
Kate Smith
Monroe
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Salon Serenade
Five Star
Today
Fulton Lewie, Jr
Fair Enough On Dixiecrats and Truman’s Civil Rights
Westbrook Pegler critiques Southern Dixiecrats and Truman era civil rights. He argues Republicans and conservatives must oppose lynching and state control, while praising Taft and northern conservatives for principled stances. He ridicules the Herald Tribune and Willkie, framing a political clash over civil rights and party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Tom Clark
the Hall
Philadelphia
Clark
Eleanor
Immy
Hague
Curley
Kelly
Truman
Tom Deweg Aleready
New York
Jersey
Roosevelt-Truman
Tuman
Thurmond
South
Taft
Germany
Supreme Court
The
Herald Tribune
Joe Barnes
Marshall - Fields
Republican Party
Marshall Stalin
Daily Worker
Barnes
Lewis Gannett
Karl Browder
Witt van Doren
H-T
Wendell Willkie
Jim Fartey
Willkie
Frank Krox
Russia
Marshall Field
Stalin
Phillip
Bobcats Meet Prescott Here Tonight
Hope High School Bobcats will meet Prescott at the school gym tonight. Coach Jack Hopkins announced the junior boys start with a tag contest at 7 p.m. Immediately after, the senior boys will compete.
Sugar Bowl Teams Get Most Money
New York January 4 The Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl shared 2.5 million from New Year games. North Carolina and Oklahoma each received about 102 060 dollars with no commitments to share. California and Oregon are set to gain over 100000 each. The Sugar Bowl paid out about 324000 from 83000 customers, with most funds directed to stadium debt and conference distributions. Smaller bowls show red ink or slim results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
New Orleans
California
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Tournament of Roses Association
University of California
Northwestern
Commissioner's Office
Calif
Junior Chamber of Commerce
San Diego
Nevada
Villanova
Memphis
Prairie View
Basketball Results From The AP East And Midwest
East region games include Yale 72 over Duquesne 56 and Tulane 63 defeating Florida 1. Tennessee 70 beat Wake Forest. Midwest results show Purdue 43 over Illinois 42, Marquette 47 over Indiana 50, Wisconsin 56 over Illinois 62, Kansas State 0 0 Rockhurst 38, Drake 68 over Creighton 48, Pittsburgh State 76 over Ottawa Kansas 67, and San Antonio’s Brooke Medical Center at DePaul. West and Far West sections list Notre Dame 70 over St Marys and San Francisco 87 over Santa Clara 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yale
Duquesne
South
Tulane
Florida
Tennessee
Wake Forest
Midwest
Lovala
Chicago
Purdue
Thdiana
Marquette
Ulinuis
Wisconsin
Town
Western Reserve
Kansas State
Rockhurst
Kanesas City
Drake
Creighton
Missouri
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Kas
State
Ottawa
Univ
Central Cell
Mal
Baker
Emporia State
Wichita
DePau
Okla City
Monti Leads Pros in Tourney at Los Angeles
Monti from Santa Monica tops the qualifying for the $15,000 Los Angeles open at Riviera amid heavy winds and cool temps. He shot 70 67 137 to lead a field of 128, with defending champion Ben Hogan and Sam Snead among the notable entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Erie Monti
Forfme
Santa Monica
Califoro
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead Arevived
Riviera
D. C
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
Manti
Dale Andreason
Long Beach
Calif
Id Kyingell
Sacramento
Horton Smith
Springfield
Lloyd Watkins
Midland
Tex
Allerton and Morgan Explain Recent European Boxing Influx
In New York on Jan 4, Francis Albertanti and Dumb Dan Morgan, veteran fighters, offer that hungry boxers cross the ocean to eat. Robert Villemain makes his American debut Friday, following his French training with the same routine. Hig wife feeds him well at noon, then he gyms at four. Max Schmeling once brought food and water from Germany, taking only money back. Sports commentary notes George Taliaferro’s move to the Dons and debates over eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Albertanti
Dan Morgan
Europe
Herpeage
Morgan
Francis
Robert Villemain
France
Hig
Albertanis
Max Schmeling
Max
Germany
Only 11 Cage Teams Remain Unbeaten
New York, Jan. 4 The college basketball scene sees 11 teams still undefeated after last night’s action. Yale upset Duquesne 71-36 in New Haven while North Carolina defeated Maryland 55-47 in Chapel Hill. Indiana beat Marquette 56-47. Loyola of Chicago handled Fordham 42-33. Missouri toppled Northwestern 59-37. Notre Dame edged St Mary’s 70-60 at the Cow Palace with John Brennan scoring 22. San Francisco’s Joe McNamee set a Cow Palace record with 34 as they beat Santa Clara 57-42. Tulane beat Florida, Tennessee downed Wake Forest 71-57, Furman surprised Georgia 56-41, DePaul over Oklahoma City, Kansas State over Rockhurst 28-10. Other unbeaten beside UNC include St. Louis, Hamline, Minnesota, Western Kentucky, Lawrence Tech, Akron, Cincinnati, Villanova, Mississippi, and Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
DuQuesne
Yale
New Haven
Conn
North Carolina
Maryland
Chapel Hill
Uliisis
Wisconsin
Flint
Dike Eddlemany
Wally Osterkorn
Bill Erickson
Vicory
Indiana
Marquette
Loyola of Chicago
Fordue
Missouri
Northwestern
Notre Dame
St. Mary's Gaels
Cow Palace
San Peranciseo
Ted
Oklahoma City
Kansas State
Rockharts
North Carolin
St. Louis
Hamline
Minnesota
Western Kentucky
Lawrence Tech
Akron
Cincinnati
Villanova
Mississippi
Army
Youth Admits Holdups in Little Rock
Detective Chief C. Fink said Floyd R. Red a 15 year old from DeWitt Arkansas admitted shooting three men and kidnapping another at a downtown Little Rock service station on New Year’s Eve. Red a former patient at Ft Roots Veterans hospital North Little Rock was taken into custody as he returned to his rooming house. None of the three victims died. The robber entered the gas station at Eighth and Gavisiana Streets with a gun and shouted for money. Hardwick and two Glover brothers were shot. Andy Johnson resisted and the gun was dropped as the robber fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hoek
Fink
Tormey Veterans Hospital
Cavine Renew Bery
Eighth
Gavisiana
Waller
Hard
Iwick
Hardwick
B. F. Glover
A. M. Glover
Ob. A
Andy) Johnson
Johnson
Razorbacks Forecast New Tricks in 1949 Title Race
Fayetteville Jan 4 The Arkansas Razorbacks coach Gene Lambert says the team has shown marked improvement since the season began and may unveil new tactics in the Southwest Conference title race. He cautions major upgrades are needed to beat Baylor in the league opener Wednesday night. The Razorbacks have won three of nine non conference games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Arkansas Razorbacks
Gene Lambert
Baylor
Parker
Laimbert
Razorbacks
Holiday Over Arkansas Back to Old Grind
The holiday season ends as Arkansans return to work and school. The new year brings tax waiting, post holiday bills, and a 60 day General Assembly session with a new governor to come. Traffic fatalities and a fire claim several lives as civilians deal with January losses and farm accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lyear
Nere
Arkansas
General Assembly
Bubba Snirling
Brinkley
Can- Way
Henry C. Hawkins
Jefferson
Tex
Will Fletcher
Little Rock
New Year's Day
Albert Dale Wilams
Loren Alvin Carper
Blevins Youth Plays Football in Rice Bowl
Private Doyle I. Yates of Blevins Arkansas, 19, 300 pounds six feet four inches, son of Mr and Mrs Pearl Yates, was chosen as a Far East Air Forces tackle for the New Year’s Day Rice Bowl in Tokyo. He played for Air Forces Army All Star teams after being selected from 75 competitors at Misawa Air Base. The game occurred at Nile Kinnick Stadium Meiji Park Tokyo before a 40000 capacity crowd. Yates, nicknamed Tiny, plans to go to college on returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East Aires
Tokyo
Japan
Doyle I. Yates
Pearl Yates
Blevins
Arkansas
Far East Air Forces
Air Forces-Army
Blegins High School
Yates
Misawa Air Force Base
Nile Kinnick
Meiji Park
Pacific
Nile Kinmick
Ple. Yates
United States
Three Children Die in Chicago Fire Local apartment blaze kills three
In Chicago a family fire destroyed an old store-converted apartment killing Joyce 4 Sandra 2 and Herbert 20 months while their mother Bernice 23 slept. Father Herbert Nichols Sr 27 and a fifth child Date five months survived by leaping from a window but suffered severe burns. The blaze broke out while the family slept and emergency crews fought the flames.
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Chicago
Children's Memorial Hospital
Herbert Nichols
Bernice
Joyce
Sandra
Herbert, Jr
Nichols
Date
Hog Sale Receipts Set Record High at Union Stock Yards
Heaviest Monday hog sale in history produced about 27,000 head at Union stock yards. Prices ranged from about 1.00 to 1.95 per hundred pounds, with rounds lower than last year. Compare day marks show the current total topping last year's peak, though prices remained near seasonal lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smbugy
Dan
Union Stock Yards
New Champion HORIZONTAL 4&2 Succession 1 Pictured 53 Essays
A fragmented OCR listing appears to mix terms from a crossword style puzzle and a biographical note about Margaret Osborne, noted as a champion of a women's national amateur championship. The text interleaves clues, numbers, and partial names, with references to anatomy, heraldry, and legal terms, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Margaret Osborne
Seth
Puzzle excerpt prompts and scattered clues from a 1st half study page
The text shows a jumble of crossword like clues and numbered entries such as P21 Incursionists 23 Pustle 25 Prattle 26 Sea eagles 31 Flag 33 Satiric 34 Mourning band 36 Ordinance a7 and Book of the Bible 38 Boat paddles r 39 Vermont abbr 40 And Latin 41 Absorbed 43 Female sainse 45 foi sheepfold 46 Correlative of neither 49 Symbol for nickel 52 Musical note 1 to. The readable fragments resemble a dictionary style puzzle list with incomplete entries and partial wordplay.
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Vermont
Bradley Wins Two From Hope Teams
Bradley defeats Hope American Legion 50 to 49 in a tight contest led by Tyler with 16 points. Gilson Ross top-scored for the Legion with 14, Dillard and Vanney add 10 each. Bradley’s girls also win 32 to 20 as the Stewart's Jewelry squad stars. Legion plans to face Spring Hill next at the High School.
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Bradley
Hope American Legion
Gilson Ross
the Legion
Dillard
Vanney
Tyler
Barker
Crane
Stewart
Legionaries
Spring Hill
Year of Incredible Events Shaped 1948 Sports
The year 1948 featured dramatic contrasts in sports with Army unbeaten yet tied by Navy, and unforgettable figures like Harrison Dillard who failed Olympic trials yet won the 108-meter event. Le a Burocher moved to manage the Giants, while Dodger and Phillies changes shook major league management. August pennant races, strange officiating in Houston-Yates, and unusual incidents filled Associated Press’ annual poll. A Paris-Pacific study venture will explore filarial disease on Papeete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Navy
Harrison Dillard
Lea Burocher
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Polo
Giants
Burt Shottean
Dodgers
Ben Chapman
Dusty Cooke
Philadelphia
Bucky Barris
New York Yankees
Ted Lyons
Chieveo White Sox
Steve O'Neill
Detroit
Johnny Neun
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Boston Sox
Houston
Yex
Houston Central
Yates
Fox Central
Associated Pregs
Pimlica
Baltimore
Sharpsburg
San Francisco
Joe DiMag
Gio
New York Yankee
California
Wembley
Eng
Denver Tajloc
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Ally Iin Advance & Phone
E. M. McSat
McWilliams
Hope
Rocks
Vernon Osburn
Strickland
SPAIR
Jack Ekland
St. Helena
Ark
Addie-azed
West Helena
Sul
Shim
Beln
Dian
Fulton Highway
South Elm Street
White House
Ind Street
Add Turner
T. Mn. Urrey
West Division
Hempstead County
Watkins Products
A. Lewis
J. R. Watkins Company
Memphis, Tenn, Dt
Systen Dan
Captain Mildnight
Fulton Lewis, Jr
George O
Hanlin Shaw
Official Detective
Hy Gardner
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Lone Wolf
Bill Henry
American Forum
Don’ Reid
All
Chuck Foster
Jimmie Dorsey
Bob Poole
Cecil Brown
Blue Barrow
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Heutter
Four Knights Hilbilly
Riders of the Purple Sage
Yorn Daniel
Melody Mustanes
Golden Hope Chest
Mutual Newsreel
Bill Newry
Manhattan
Allan Hohnes
East 3Rd Street
A “J. Wy
Parsons
General Box Company
Prescott
Guy M. Grigg
East 15Th St
Davis ‘Furniture & Mattress Co
Fairbanks
William M
Duckett North Main Street
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Bobcats
Monti
Mehlies
Mich
Allerton
Ans
George Taliaferro
Los Angeles Dons
Halas
George
Bears
Scranton
Gus Sports
Southwest Cage
Bill Dewitt
Brother John
Texas A, & M
McAllen
Murakowski
Tunnicliff
Aschenbrenner J
Syare
Vale Liero
Cailf
Chao Choa
Old Grind
Tahiti
Frante
U.S
South Pacific
Papeete
Tropics
A. J
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