Mutual Network and Prescott Studio Program Guide
A dense, fragmented OCR listing of radio programs and hosts across Mutual Network and Prescott Studio. Names like Ted Drake, Gabriel Heatter, and John Daniel Quartet appear alongside music features, news segments, and concerts. The garbled text lists numerous show titles and segments with times and channel references.
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Mutual
Prescott
Ted Drake
Cucley Bradley
Solon
Gabriel Heutter
Fulton Ley Jr
Peter Salem
Bance
ASE EE
John Daniel
Pipes of Melody Nevada Co
News Queen
Milady
Pasteur Lewis
Casebank
Ty Houd
Bill Henry
Toh Steele
Mt All the
Karee
Mutual Sports
Top Radio Programs in New York Digest
List of featured radio programs and personalities in New York with scheduling notes and station lineups. Mentions hosts like Maes Lisanne Loin yatane and Converty By Den alongside concert offerings and city-wide listings.
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New York
Maes Lisanne
Lal Suyner
Ely Thal
Den
Raidane
City Iiaghies
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pogler in 1947 column
A polemical NY column ridicules outcry against Vaughan. It compares coverage to Lindbergh hearings and recalls past political campaigns. The piece blasts media sensationalism, praising restraint and condemning attempts to smear Vaughan.
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Westbrook Pogler
King Features Syndicate
Billy Brown Wins Camden Golf Meet in Narrow Upset
Billy Brown of Little Rock captured the Camden golf tournament title in a tight final, defeating Slipsan of Par Verh yostaneling. Junior champ Tawhy Teele of Little Rock eliminated Que d all at Marlin ney, while Simpson defeated Keeney, the 1948 pharaahite champion, 2 and 1. Midichracks of Hope won Wright in the Quaghita Vale event, beating David Loee Jr. 1 up in the final.
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Aden
Taly
Dilly Luh Brown
Little Rock
Aeack Slitpsan
Pa Verh Yostaneling
Brinvt
Teele
iHlist
Quedall
Marlin
Ney
Lau
Simpson
Musial Puts Cardinals in First Place
Stan Musial fuels a late surge for the St Louis Cardinals driving in a cycle including a single double triple and homer as he leads a 14-1 win over Brooklyn and helps push the Cardinals into first place. Also notes Yankees rally to beat Tigers and split doubleheader while Red Sox Braves and others post wins.
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Joe Treichler
St. Linus
Iaciails
Tor
Stan
Muska
Musial
Iitcin
Brooklyn
al Waisial
Hall Sian
Brucks
Cyele
Ming Grones
Hell
Nils
Dodger
Balliark
Boots Field
Ards
Don Newcormbe
Paul Minly
Art Burskine
Newcombe
Howie Pal- Vet
New York Yankees
Hamely
Detroit Tigers
Doninas
Cleveland
Washington
Yankees
Leman
Mickey Vernée
Boston Red Sox
Jenathe
Dividine
Lovis Browns
Browns
Ahay
Jauk Ramer
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Nodwin
Hhovielusies
Braves
New York
League Leaders in AP Parleval League Highlights
The Associated Press lists top players and teams across leagues. Names such as Renotlyn Wey Yords id foe Tigoklya and Rabe appear amid scattered league standings. The garbled fragment mentions several teams and players with unclear spellings, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a 1910s style league roundup.
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Associated Press
Parleval League Haut ! Loins
Renotlyn
Tigoklya
Rabe
Heottea
Ib Fm
Rabuiaun
Ie Rilews
Bevialelyn i
Arsileiyn
Tata Uhiltiet
Tae- Williams
Po Bal
Shepieas
Bigton
Patsore Wollisnig Basten Lj
Jim Wilson Runnerup at Stuttgart State Meet
Jim Wilson of Columbus was runner up in the state small bore skeet shoot at Stuttgart on Saturday, scoring 97 of 100. Leavell Smith of Stuttgart won, with MM out of JU. Other notable scores included J Mr Hamm 81, Gib Lewis 91, George Wylie 93, Charles Bry 81, Bi R Hamm 95, and John Wilson of Columbus 82, among several Roth-like competitors from Hope and Lewisville.
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Jim Wilson
Columbus
Fior
Stuttgart
Leavell Smith
Wilson
C. W. Shilkett
Joplin
Mac
Stuttgart Shoal
J. Mr. Hamm
Gib Lewis
George Wylie
Charles Bry
Bi R Hamm
All of Hope
John Wilson
Pf . Columbus
TR. Wright
Lewisville
Albrecht May Win 20 for Pine Bluff
Eddie Albrecht, Pine Bluff righthander, pursues a 20 win season in the Cotton States League. He notched wins in a doubleheader sweep of Fil Dorado, reaching 11 and 19, while contributing a strong pitching effort. The schedule noted other league results with Natchez routing Hot Springs and Greenville games rained out.
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Eddie Albrent
Gtrikeout
Pine Bluff
Eddie
Cardinals
Ben Cantrell
Albrecht
Jillery Helena
Greenweod Dodgers
Don Hall
Sena
Dodgers
Cait Weatherton
Natchez
Hot Springs
Indians
Dunklin in Tourney Opens With 38 Players
Dunklin hosts Tennessee state amateur tennis tournament opening with 38 entrants. Notable competitors include defending champion Washville player Loy Sued, Dunkas of Pine Bluff Arkansas, and entrants from Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago and others. Matches feature varied scores and participants such as Stolen Babes Dillinger and Pilching Reynolds, with a mix of regional clubs and colleges represented.
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Dunklin
Memphis
Fear’ Haste
Chanadon Bydeo
Washville
Loy Sueded
George Dunkas
Pine Bliti
Ark
Fosky
Bosita
Kell
Detroit
Tiples-Mitchell
Cleveland
Vatue
Philadelphia
Williams
Busta
Stephens
Boston
Babes
Dillinger
Si Lays
Yale
Pilching
Reynolds
New Voys
Kuzava
Chi
Trucks
Hetrait Wu
Newhouser
Tmlladelphia
Bet
New York Ag
Boston Ag
Washington St
St. Louis St
St. Louis
Brooklyn Bi
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicapys
Nashville
Bigtoingham
New Orleajs
Atlanta
Mobile Fei
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Tulsa
Sheevepue
Dillits AG
Alahoma City Ax
AO San Antonio
Beaumen
AS FA
Hosta
Austin A
Dermpale
Guingsville
Texarkan
Cotton
Narhys
Dowade
Mrs F Dr Denies She's Anti Catholic
New York July 2 Franklin D Roosevelt answering charges by Francis Cardinal Spellman says he supports Alfred E. Smith and rejects anti Catholic bigotry in campaigns. Roosevelt defends religious freedom and opposes federal funds for parochial schools while criticizing discrimination against Catholics.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
AM Catholicisay
Alfred ID. Smith
Totegram
Campainnine
Alfred J. Smith
Jettey Wivist
Parochal Anele
Sle
Youreoh
Hisstory
Roosevelt
Ayde Park
Cardinal Shellman
Tsuna
Kaiser Named Assistant Secretary of Labor
President Truman announced the selection of Philip M Kaiser to be an assistant secretary of labor. Kaiser, then director of the international affairs office, was a division head in the Labor Department.
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Philip M. Kaiser
New U
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Truanan
Kaiser
International Thor Office
Inhbor Department
Gough to Pitch Tonight in Gurdon Battle
Coach Fred Robertson announced Chandler Gough will start tonight against Gurdon. Gough seeks to improve his figures after a season opener win over Guntos. Probable lineup includes Bobby Elley behind the plate and Bill McClendon at first, with White, Rose, Anderson, Bell, Tuslor, and Ross in the field. The squad departs from Third and Main at 5 45 this afternoon.
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George Bolwon Hope
Aetter
Gurdon
Fred Robertson
Charies Gough
Gough
Guntos
Bobby Elley
Bill McClendon
Bob White
Gilson Rose
Gary Anderson
Short
Jacek Bell
Roy Tuslor
Delwin Ross
Fairposs
Lion Oilers
EV Deraco
Bomer
Jack McClendon
Denyil Noss
Hope Civic Tapraves Boxing Night Draws 400
The Hope Civic Improvement Association reports a successful event on Wednesday drawing about 400 attendees. Local youths played volleyball while children enjoyed activities. An upcoming barbecue fish and refreshments are planned along with eightround boxing. The association thanks the Hope Police Department for funds to buy a crode ket for the park.
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Hope Civic Tapraves
Oliusaing
Nox
Hope Civic Improvement Association
Mope Police Department
Legion Juniors Face Crucial Game This Afternoon
The Legion Juniors meet Magnolia in a decisive afternoon game that determines who advances to the second round. A previous Saturday double header left Magnolia with a 17 to 8 loss, but today’s result will set the southern division contenders and the route to the state tournament at Camden next month.
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Legion Juniors
Magnolia
Ihe
Jocal Ji
Mognoiia
el Borate
Hope
Little Rock
Arkansas
American Legion
Camden
Oba
Seavey
Mulvourne
Baston
Osceola
Camunting Fous
Caraway
Covait
Marion-West
Czechoslovak Leaders Rally for Moscow Backing
Czech Communist officials denounce church excommunication of Communists as a devilish ploy while backing Moscow Stalinist alignment. The Communist press supports the violent church-state clashes in the country amid threats of a broader East bloc split.
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Carchoslovak
Rome
Moscow
Countri
Czechoslovakia
Outing for Negroes at Upper Red Lake
The Hempstead County Negro farmers hold their second annual outing on Upper Red Lake at Smith's landing on Wednesday July 27. All farmers and families are invited. President C G Washington invites agricultural workers and others in the Extension program to attend. Directions: Red Jay off Highway 67 near Fulton, turn left below Weight Station. Club presidents will provide information. Each farmer brings two melons two lemons and supplies for chicken and other needs. Women invited to participate and the whole family urged to attend.
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Red Lake
Smith's Landing
Hempstead
C. G. Washington
Red Jae
Highway 67
Fulton
Barons Pull Up With a Double Win
The Birmingham Barons swept a double header at home, defeating Mobile 7 to 4 and Nashville 6 to 2. Pitching led the first game with a five run seventh inning spark, while Gilbert hit a four bagger for Nashville in the sixth. Lenny Yochin and Pete Modla combined in relief to seal the nightcap as New Orleans, Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and Atlanta fixtures noted for upcoming games.
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Associated Press
Birmingham Barons
Igor
Mobile
Witlayel Ietodl
Ariliant
Aioehitte
Alph Atkins
Barons
Gilbert
Nashville
Jony Wns
Adints
Travs
Hae Krakausas
Barrett
Night Safetis
Lenny Yochin
Wilh
Pete Modlea
Rocks
Little Rael
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Bictingham
Memphis
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Washburn
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Lee Hope
Hy Jones
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Ag Sétand
Senat Hane
Praag
Enterprica Tatere
Iq Hemp Howard
Organ Advertising Representativas
Ne. Minsohis
Jena
Chicago
Uenee
Madisor
Leona
Union Sternment
Thited Press
Wall Ar
Ea Tathhese Et
Melon Center
Sgt. Short
H. B. Barr
W. B. Bam
Rere
W. Eflen
Billie Thomas
Eager Theatre
P.M
T. C. Daniels &J
First National
Houston Electric Co
Caleb Mattress Co
S. Washington
Hot Springs Candy Coll
Hampshire Favers
Arthur Gray
Qtan
Texarkana
Prompt Service
Harry S. Sullivan
Riley Cooper
Emmett Thompson
Harold M. Brents
Optometrist
Main St
Abthial Broadcasting
Svetem
Peabody
Wanneid
Novady
Clark
Schrise
Cecil Brown
Presconts
Dassing
Kate Smith
Spearks
Katie Smith
Lanny Loss
Gabriel Meattor
Maityapy
M News
M, Cloyelanu
Davis Furniture & Mattress Co
N. Hazel
Vaughan
Popier
Lindbergh
Toosewell
Freal
Tieran
Uun
Drew Son
Atertus
Ant Olf Ston
Greece
Vey
Gydy
Tito
Munist Dielitar
Yuytost
Pearson
Legenen
Kalehud
Chav
Senuy-travaleers
Trauenda
Ilveys
Otho
Talitaer
New York Newspaper Guild
Bert Andrews
Verall Tritone
Pulitzer
Andrews
The
Herald Tribune
Onx
Popular
Payne
Happy Arch
Parisine
Biretus
Eronte Winton
Prallenis
Granphet
Bob
Sanidinius
Desea Itis
Otis Wee Nares
Tata
Daukes
Hayden
Billy Brown
Pbs
Amerivun Press
Stalin
Pane
Prassio Sehustovs
Linas
Preynigy
Wyehewse
Cathuligs
Heegie
Anoraky
Legion
Springhill
Shreveport
Texarkena
Kansas City
Ae K A
America
Powell Nash Motors
East Third St. Hope, Ark
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