Breakfast Edition Radio Schedule and Hosts Overview
A fragmented radio station schedule lists morning and daytime programs from 5:57 to 6:00 times with show names, hosts, and segments. Entries reference Rhythm Roundy, News Roundup, Musical Clock, Sunrise Sevens, and Bob Poole's show among others, indicating a grid of programs, hosts, and interludes for a breakfast edition.
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Baltton
Robert” Fleigna
Newsom
Blungy Walton
E ‘Smith Speare
Gabriel Heatter
Blackwood Bros
Che Melody Boys
Chueh of of Poets
Bob Poole
Rhythm Ranch
Bult Newent Ae
Radio Schedule Shows Short Films and Comedies
A listing of top radio programs for the Fork area includes Cavalcade drama Golden N Headle, Bob Howe comedy, Wibber and Molly, plus Life With Lula and Pursuit of Pep. The schedule lists foxier tuning and theater slots at 8 to 9:50 p.m. featuring North Met and related themes.
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New Fork
Golden N Headle
Bob Howe
Wibber
Molly
Met North
Lula
oPea & Town
Morgenthau testimony on lend lease bill sparks hour of questions
Westbrook Pegler reports on Henry Morgenthau's testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as he and Oscar Cox allegedly drafted the lend-lease act. Morgenthau avoids direct attribution, asserting uncertainty about who authored the bill while acknowledging discussions and conferences. The piece promises further information on the conspiracy tomorrow.
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New_York
Ind
Ed Foley
Treasury
Truman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Capitol Mitt
Morgenthau
Foley
Coungél
Coangel
Osder Cox
Charles, A. Beard
Lendlease
FT. D
Norman Homas
Stalin
Thessenate
Ammittee¢Huidn
Ian
Igtent
Svenator
la Molletta
Rgénthau
Joliss
Broa
Henry
Cox
Fallette
Tyes
Gooley
Oscar Cox
la Fralette
Carrell Hull
Higa
Hiram Jotnabo
California
Mr. Foley
Mit
Senator Johnson
Johnson
Moley
College basketball scores and TV listings mix news
The page shows multiple college basketball results including Arizona 61 at Brigham Young 63 and Oklahoma A&M 53 with other games noted. the remainder lists TV programs such as Detective, Mysterious Traveler, Aunt Jenny Sketch and Garry Moore show with times and stations, reflecting a combined sports and entertainment listing.
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Aunt Jenny
Garry Moore
ABC
A. Pua
Rogers Quiz
Florida names assistants to Woodruff staff
Florida head coach Woodruff announced two new backfield coaches, Frank Broyles age 21 and John Sauer age 26, adding depth to a four year plan. Broyles formerly at Georgia Tech and Baylor, Sauer previously at Army. Woodruff, speaking from Waco after NCAA meeting, praised the hires as two of the finest backfield coaches in the United States.
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Goingsville
Tla
Florida
Frank Broyles
John Sauer
Bd Woodruff
Broyles
Georgia Tech
Woodruff
Baylor
Army
Johny Bauar
Woodrff
United
Bretes
University of Florida
Waco
Tex
New York
Ray
Bear) Wolf
Wolf
Tulane
Hank Crisp
Greenless
Alabama
Quwest
Legionversus Cementers Basketball Showdown At Hope High
Legionaries meet Cementers at Hope High School in a clash to decide winter standings. Hope defeated Okay boys earlier, while Cementers beat Hope in the rematch. Crowds expected, with Jimmy Walters and Ouachita College plans lining up, as Emmet Skyediots visit Friday for another top test and a chance for revenge.
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Legionaries
Tha Hope High School
Hope
Okay Boys
Okey Cogers
le Lonaires
Legionaires
Ouachita College
Charles Gough
Charles
Jimmy Walters
Hope Cager
Ottacha
Cea
Dhe
Gilsos
Rossi
Raymond Byers
John Butlock
Jackson
Cecil
Kellum
Chacles Mulling
A. J
Rhodes
Rollis Green
E. Mahon
Doc'Porter
Howe
Cesionaires
Emmet Skyediots
Emmet
Hope Boys
Ohio State Is Team to Beat in Big Ten
New York January 17 Ohio State leads the Big 10 with a 9-2 mark after an 88-74 win over Michigan as Olek Schnittker pours in 24 points. Bradley trips Detroit 71-50 behind 20 from Charlie Grover. Kentucky bats Georgia Tech. Wisconsin and Minnesota stock two dramatic finishes. Cincinnati, Purdue, Oklahoma A&M, and others post varied results. teams show shifting standings.
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New York
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Michigan
Olek Schnittker
Bradley Grelled
Detroit
Charlie Grover
Association Press
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Engineers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Madison
Danny Markham
Dick Meane
Que
Mimyesata
Wester Kenyhucky
Cincinnati
Lewisville
Georeetown Udy
Purdue
Town
Oklahoma A & My
Yeu
Drake
Unis
Todi
Butler
Sports Roundup From New York Highlights College and Pro Notes
New York sports round up highlights a chaotic mix of pro and college items. Glen McCarthy comments on a Cleveland Browns bid, NCAA executive grid talk from Texas raises committee doubts, and amateur golfer Charlie Coy returns from surgery with optimism.
3 Billion Cut in Budget Idea by Senator George
Washington Jan 1 194? Sen George D Ga proposes a $3 000 000 000 cut in President Truman’s $42 439 000 000 budget saying Congress must trim spending to avoid financial disaster and that the government can balance outlays without harming essential services He opposes large tax hikes while signaling support for closing some tax loopholes and expects Truman to outline revenue plans this week The pair George and Byrd have long urged economies and oppose new wartime tax increases Ben Lucas of Illinois predicts backdoor repeal efforts will fail
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Washington
Truman
George
D-Ga
Senate-Finance Committee
Georgia
George ¢Hid Re
Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Lucas
Tilinola
Senate
Girl Stabbed to Death in St Paul Alley
In St Paul a 16 year old woman Miss Mary Ka Rascka, a telephone company employee and music lover, was found stabbed to death in an alley after attending a student batlet dance at the University of Minnesota. Police suspect no sexual motive. a bus driver recalled her leaving a bus near a fashionable residential area.
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St. Paul
PoHoe
Mary Ka
University of Minnesota
Ray Milligan
Kabaseka
Egypt Silent on King's Romance Mystery
Philadelphia January 14 The mystery of whether 27 year old economist Zak Hashem lost his girlfriend to King Farouk of Egypt remains unresolved. Hashem refuses comment and plans to return to his United Nations duties. Reports of a romance and a canceled December wedding are unconfirmed and denied by Hashem. The story notes distractions about other figures and local sports items in the same column.
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Philadelphia
Zak Hashem
Farouk
Egypt
Russia
Hashem
United Nations
Perong
U. S
Eggynt
Tervoug
The
Nile
Marriman Sadek
Mise Sadek
Migs Sadek
Hshem
Future of Saar Mines Argued
The Associated Press reports France and Germany clashed over Saar future after France occupied the 7,000 square mile industrial area seeking a 10 year lease while Adenauer argued Saar lands remain German property. The dispute hinges on the pending peace treaty and France’s “fact” of incorporation amid pressure from Blum and Soviet propaganda.
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Associated Press
France
Germany
Saar
Robert Schuman
Konrad Adenauer
Hitler
Third Reich
Andenauer
Schuiman
Adenater
Saarland
Paris
Leon Blum
Mwe
Russia
Baat Zone
Iovernment
Finland
Flood Threat Looms Across Indiana Illinois and Missouri
Huge floods loom as rising Wabash and Ohio rivers force residents from towns in southern Indiana and Illinois. Mississippi prepared for its largest flood in 13 years with thousands displaced and floodwalls tested. Citizens in Vincennes brace near 19 foot mark as downstream towns along the Wabash, Ohio and Mississippi mobilize evacuations and relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Indiana
Wlinois
Mississippi
Vincennes
Ind
Sahdba Fm
Illinois
Ilinois
Arkansas
Missonr
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New Madrid
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Rosiclare
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Carmi
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Red Cross
Magnus Rising Sun
Concord
New Heaven
Wabash
Haven
Statement clarifies travel on Egyptian assignment
Newsmen quote Hashem denying any statements in Cairo, Athens, Home, Geneva, or Paris. Question rises whether he was ordered to stay out of Egypt for five years on a diplomatic assignment. He deflects, saying it’s his government’s business.
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Hashem
Hevey
Cairo
Athens
Geneva
Paris
Egypt
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