Daily Radio Schedule and Program List
A dense list of radio programs and times for a June weekday, featuring The Falcon, Charlie Chan, Republican Convention coverage, music shows, news and devotional segments. Notable items include Gabriel Wearter, Kate Smith Speaks, U. S. Naval Band, and various musical interludes. The schedule spans morning to late evening with multiple time blocks and show titles.
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Mone
Spotls
Henry J. Taylor
the Falcon
Charlie Chan
Billy Rose
Gabriel Wearter
Ozark Valley
Prescott
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
U. S. Naval Band
Martin Brock
Robert Harteigh
Johnson
the Baird
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis Jr
Gabriel Heatter
Radio Schedule Across Networks in New York June Night
Central Standard Time listings show NBC offering Skylark's Song at 9 30 with Cave drama and Jerry Wayne Show at 6 40. CBS features Talent Scouts and Godfrey, ABC presents Mark Warnan Soundoit and Marga Whiteman Talent, plus The Falcon and Charlie Chan finale on MBS. Tuesday includes Fred Waring music, Perry Mason on CBS and Breakfast Club with Harold Turney piano.
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Central Standard Time
New York
NBC
Skylark
Cave
Heaved
CBS
Jerry Wayne
LA Godfrey
ABC
Mark Warnan Soundoit
Marga Whiteman
MBS
the Falcon
Charlie
Chan
Fred Waringmusic
Perry Mason
Fran Wendetka
Harold Turney
Piana
Jack Kramer Crowned Undisputed National Pro Champion
Forest Hills, N.Y. Jack Kramer from Los Angeles claimed the National Professional Championship by defeating Bobby Riggs of Altadena, Calif., to become the world's top professional tennis player. A U.S. Children’s Bureau baby care discussion is noted as a best seller with over 22,000,000 copies distributed.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Bobby Riggs
Altadung
Calif
U.S
Conn Louis bout preview and quirky local ad tale
In New York on June 21, as the Joe Louis Billy Conn rematch looms Francis Alpertatl predicts a knockout for Conn noting his speed and form Jersey Joe Walcott prepares by learning from past mistakes. In Kansas City K O M league officials discuss selling fence ads with Reynolds and Krupp as unlikely buyers and a local joke shows Reynolds a used car dealer and Krupp a junk buyer.
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New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Francis Alpertatl
Francis
Conn
Jersey Joe
Walcott
Louis
Snene
Tola
Reynolds
Krupp Sill
Ida
Krupp
Louis Favored to Retain Fight Title
New York June 21 Joe Louis prepares for Wednesday title defense against Jersey Joe Walcott as Sol Strauss to announce radio TV setup over ABC NBC telecast sponsor price 100. Bookies expect Louis win odds 12-5 shortening to 2-1 as Walcott gains support. Yankee Stadium gate could reach one million dollars with $900,000 likely. advance sales exceed $700,000. Walcott finishes sparring at Grenloch N J and claims peak form while Louis works four light rounds at Pompano Lakes N J. Louis weighs 214 pounds and expects to weigh around four pounds more than December bout.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Joe Louis
Boxligg
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Actisty
Sol Strauss
Philadelphia
Strauss
ABC
NBC
Razor
Louis
Walcott
Grenloch
20Th Century Peluas
Futte
Yankee Stadium
Camden
Pompion Lakes
N.J
Shamus O'Brien
McKinel English
Dick Hagan
Roy Taylor
Mannie Seamon
Joe
Scott Nears Olympic Track Hurdles Berth
Associated Press notes Scott from Smackover boosted to likely U S Olympic hurdlers by winning the National collegiate 110 meter hurdles in a meet record 13.7 seconds. Arkansas star Charles Guy Baler also competes in decathlon trials in Bloomington and Evansville, with final tryouts July 9-10 in Evansville, Indiana.
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Carl Bell
Associated Press
Iyde Scott
U.S
London
University of Arkansas
Charrles Guy Baler
Ruauits
Bloomfield
N.J
Scott
Evanston
Smackover
Northwestern
Bill Porter
UCLA
Craig Dixon
Arkansas
Forrest
Spec
Fred Walcott
Lemon Stealing Spotlight From Feller
Cleveland spark plug Lemon dominates with a no hit bid and a three run homer as the Indians split with the Athletics in front of the largest crowd in Cleveland. Feller wins opener, Yankees and Red Sox keep pace. Phillies Eagles and Cubs rally in others.
Baseball Roundup From AP National League and More
Yesterday's scores show Boston 4 4 Cincinnati 1 1 and New York 2 6. Philadelphia 98 Pittsburgh 0 7, Chicago 6 Brooklyn 3. American League Cleveland 4 10, Philadelphia 3 0. New York 46 St Louis 2 2, Boston vs Detroit 3. Chicago 11 Washington 4 4. Texas League listings include San Antonio 11 Fort Worth 1 and others. Charlotte Naismith, granddaughter of Dr James A Naismith, teaches musical education at Geneva College in New York and leads the 30-member Scotch Lassies entertaining during intermission.
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Ww. L. Pet
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Detroit
Washington Rennee
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Associated Press
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Birmingham
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Locke Sets Record to Lead Field at Chicago
Locke captures no vietary championship with 72-hole 266 to lead by 16 over Elsworth Vines. Vines shoots 66 final round to tie for second at 282, with various peers from Midlothian and Phoenix close behind in a weathered Chicago tour event.
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Chicago
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Vines
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Kas
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Greenwood and Bathers Maintain League Lead
The Greenwood Dodgers and the Hot Springs Bathers kept their one two standing in the Cotton States League with wins over first division teams. Greenwood beat Natchez 3 0 in Natchez while Hot Springs won its fifth straight 7 4 at Clarksdale.
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Associated Press
Greenwood Dodgers
Hot Springs
Tom Buck
Pine Biotff
J. W. Mayn
E Albrecht
Helena
Clarksdale
Pine
Bluff Grethville
Natchex
Greenwood
el Borado
Southern Association action lights up Mobile and Memphis
Mobile Bears beat Little Rock 7 1 and 3 to 9 6 in openers while topping New Orleans 9 to 6 and 7 to 6. Birmingham split with first place Nashville as Atlanta and Chattanooga also split. Lookouts won the finale as Little Rock, 7th, had coach rally. Sessi’s homer sparked a six year rally for Mobile in the opener. Aymand Carduni won. Lou Ruescher homered to break a 1 1 tie in the second game, Russ Opplin credited with the win. Memphis over New Orleans in the seventh inning scored four to tie then won. Schedule lists Mobile at Little Rock, Birmingham at Nashville, New Orleans at Memphis.
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Lemon
Cleveland
Yankees
A’s
St. Louis
Foet DiMagglo
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Vern Stephens
Luke Appling
White Sox
Senators
Washington
Sid Hudson
Braves
Reds
Boston
Tommy Holnes
Earl Torgeson
Dutch Leonard
Philadelphia
Pirates
Ralph Kiner
Cubls
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Associated Press
Mobile Bears
Little Rock
Southern Association
Travelers
Memphis
New Orleans Pelicans
Birmingham
Nashvile
Barons
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Crackers
Lookouts
Mobile
Sessi
Bears
Aymand Carduni
Lou Ruescher
Russ Opplin
New Orleans
Pely
Chicks
Lime Rock
Birminghiwin
Nashville
New Oullins
George Dunklin Retains Tennis Crown at State Closed
George Dunklin, Pine Bluff, winner of the 1946 and 1947 titles, again claimed the men's singles in the Arkansas state closed tournament by defeating Eugene Lumwert. Dunklin played through the event without losing a set. Ed Barnett and C. L. Chambers of Little Rock won the men’s doubles, with Hixson of Fort Smith taking junior doubles.
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George Chietin
Pine Bluff
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Eugene Lumwert
Dunklin
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C.L. Chambers
Little Rock
C.J. Hixson
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Chambers
Lawrence Lut
Dean Reid
Fort Smith
Hixson
Charles Crigger
Blytheville
Glover
Deal Crigger
Joe Huges
Thousands Attend GOP Convention in Philadelphia
Thousands of Republicans flood Convention Hall in Philadelphia on June 21 as they fill the arena for the next U.S. president. The scene shows signs from states, cameras, and a marching band. A protest stands outside and labor tensions surface with WEIL broadcast concerns. The atmosphere reflects formal proceedings amid crowding, ceremonial songs, and a white suited attendee.
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Philadelphia
United States
Weil
Charles Silberman
American Communications Association
CIO
Silberman
Wiliam Livingood
Ronald Samuel
Walter Hallanan
White House
S.A
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
One Dies Many Homes Damaged in Tornado Ashland Mo
A small tornado struck Ashland Missouri injuring one person and destroying Buford Sapa’s home. His wife and four children along with a brother in law escaped injury while others lost roofs. Power and telephone lines were torn down as the storm remained localized near the town of about 450 residents, twelve miles north of Jefferson City.
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Neuse
Missouri
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Guard Set to Handle Rush of Recruits
Washington reports a rush to join the National Guard as a new draft law limits conscription. Exemptions apply to those enlisting before the president signs, with 18 through 25 year olds facing 21 months of service. World War II veterans and certain professionals may be deferred.
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UPI
National Guard
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Guard
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Boston
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V-J Day
Greek Troops Crack Down on Guerrillas
Greek Army reports initial successes in a large offensive against Communist guerrillas led by Genn Markos Vafiades. 60,000 troops attack guerrilla strongholds in Grammos region as elite units seize the Alvista ridge near the Albanian frontier amid heavy casualties and artillery duels.
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Alvista
Federal Workers to Receive Bigger Checks
Washington reports most federal workers will get higher pay starting July 1 if President Truman approves. About 430,009 postal employees would gain 440 a year and 850,000 civil service workers would gain 430 a year. Congress sent the bill to Truman after reconciling House and Senate differences. The plan also raises postal rates effective January 1 for air mail, third class bulk mail, and special delivery stamps, plus a four cent fair mail charge.
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Mystery Shrouds Fatal Shooting of Patient
A veterans hospital patient was fatally shot near Fort Roots in Lite Rock. William Swords Bowers, about 25, of Stephens Avenue, was on a pass when a man approached, fired, and fled. Five .25 caliber shells were found. three women witnessed the shooting. Bowers died en route to the hospital.
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Bowers
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On Hasi Pits
Allied offensive advances around northwest Greece strongholds
After heavy air and ground bombardment six divisions of the Second Corps attacked a iron U shaped front from Konitsa to Taormina and Kastoria to Grevena. The opening near the Albanian frontier threatened guerrilla resistance led by Vafiades veterans as hundreds of guns roared in support.
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Greece
Taannina
Enirus
Kastbria
Grevena
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