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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1950
Page
2
Sunday Radio Schedule Mix of Gospel and News
A dense Sunday and Monday radio timetable lists programs and hosts across various stations including Gospel Marmonizers, Kings of Harmony, Hymns of All Churches, News First Edition, Bill Cunningham News, This Is Your Town, Roy Rogers Show, Dance Music, Morning Devotional, and several others with times and host names, reflecting a broad lineup of religious, musical, and news features. Named personalities include Bill Cunningham, Emmett Tullis, Robert Hurleigh, Eddie Arnold, Lanny Ross, Henry News, and Tommy Dorsey Show among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hillman
Bill Cunningham
Emmett Tullis
Europe
Robert Hurleigh
Nashville
Mystery Bank
Tommy Dorsey
Lanny Ross
Melody Bank
Eddie Arnold
Arkansas Governor: State Sensors Strong Industrial Growth
Hot Spring June 23 Arkansas Governor McMath declared the state is well off industrially with record payrolls 445 million, investments 50.6 million, equipment value 174.5 million. He cited a 21 percent per capita buying income rise since 1948 and a 9 percent spike in Arkansas retail sales in 1949. The speech, at a luncheon for a power plant dedication, also noted halted removal of warborn industries and ranked Arkansas among the top five for investment and stability. McMath urged voters for a second term and called for highways and facilities for workers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
McMath
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Malvern
Ontario hunts for pair of bandit slayers
Langton Ontario June 23 authorities widened one of the province s greatest manhunts as a bank bandit who killed two men and wounded another eluded capture for a third day. The Imperial bank hold up theft involved a $23000 payoff. Police and volunteers used planes rifles tear gas and bloodhounds to search bush north of Lake Evie. The suspect fired 27 rounds at a pursuing car killing Art Lierman and William Goddyn then fled into the brush. He likely escaped the cordon near Guyshoro after abandoning the money and the Sten gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langton
Ont
Ontario
Hamilton-London
Lake Evie
Imperial Bank
Guyshoro
Art Lierman
William Goddyn
Evening Radio Lineup for Mutual Newsreel and More
The schedule lists Frank Edwards at 9 08, Mutual Newsreel at 8 15 and 10 53, Harrison Wood at 10 00, and Sign Olt at 11 00 on News-M stations. The entries indicate a concise lineup broadcast across the evening with shared program branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edwards
Mutual
Harrison Wood
Top Radio Programs in New York on June 24 Note
A partial listing of radio schedules shows NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs across specific times. Notable entries include NBC Voices and Events, Dimension X, Sing It Again, Guov Aulyy, The Goldburgs, Hawaii Calls, and Chicago Theater Summer Concert with various talk and music shows scheduled through Sunday and into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Joe Dimaggio
Dimension X
Dennis Day
Grand Ole Opry
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Guov Aulyy
the Goldburgs
Gangbusters
ABC
Buzz Adlam
Hollywood Byline
Rayburn and Finch Hour
Sleepy Hollow
MBS
Hawaii
Guy Lombardo
Chicago Theater
NBC Theater
James Melton
Sam Spade
NBC Symphony
Jack Paar
Kay Armen
Steve Allen
Jackput
Mud Skelton
Corliss Archer
Ted Malone
Jackie Robinson
Martin Kang
Nic Jeafter
Oilers Rally Past Legionnaires 6-4 in Legion Field Thriller
El Dorado Oilers edge Hope Legionnaires 6-4 after a five run eighth inning. Harper entered to stifle a potential rally as Dutch Gravemeir held on for the win. Red Husbands hit a late homer for El Dorado, Gilson Ross 4 for 4 with two scoreless innings, and Ridling, White, Palazini, Benson and others fueled the outburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doodles Harper
Hope
Dutch Gravemen
el Dorado Oilers
Legionnaires
Legion Field
Dutch Gravelers
Leroy Ridling
Bob White
Glison Ross
W. H. Gunter
Dutch
Oilers
Jessie Harrison
Doodies Harper
Buddy White
Harper
White
Pennington
Jack Bell
Palazini
Plyor
Roy Taylor
Red Husbands
Gilson Ross
el Dorado
Charles Townsend
Gary Anderson
Benson
Ridling
Harris
Bill Harris
Jack Aikins
Gravemeir
Tommy Palazini
Aikins
Charlie Gough
Earl Benson
Cest
Gough
Anderson
Gandmother
Dutch Gravemeir
Hope Legionnaires
Musfreesbord Red Sox
Hope Legionaires
Townsend
Hbi-Palizini
Ross
Husbands
Left Hope
Dfplizini
Giddings
R. White
Husgangs
Sb-Pala
Bensall Giddings
Gravenmeir
So-Gravenmeir
Ho-Gravenmeir
Eighh
Harrison
Er-Harris
Wp-Harper
Lessep
College A A baseball tourney draws 38 scouts to market scene
National collegiate A A baseball tournament drew 38 scouts from major league clubs except the Browns, with umpires Warneke Soar and Tobin working double headers nightly. The roundup notes several coaching moves injuries and humorous quips about Rice Auburn and Indiana, plus a long baseball stats snippet toward the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Browns
Lon Warneke
Hank Soar
Kim Tobin
Bill Chiptsy
Lexington
Bulldogs
Prescott News Bridge Club Hosts Mrs McCaskell
Mrs Guss McCaskill hosted the Wednesday bridge club at East Main Street with gladioli and dahlias. Guests included Mrs Art Regnier Mrs John McCartney and others. High score went to Mrs Clark White and travel prize to Mrs Russell Moberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill
Guss McCaskill
East Main Street
Art Regnier
John McCartney
Russell Moberg
James McMahan
Jack Harrell
Jack Robey
Clark White
Americans Drinking Less Liquor In 1949 Says Commerce Report
Washington reports 1949 liquor outlay fell to 4.55 billion dollars, the second straight year of reductions since 1944. Hard liquor led the drop, beer declined, wine rose, with taxes accounting for over a third of spending. Government tax revenue neared 3 billion dollars, while per capita and per adult spending fell from postwar peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Bond Wiskies
Truman backs straight Democratic ticket in Ohio
Washington June 25 President Truman stated that if he lived in Ohio he would vote the straight Democratic ticket and expected Ohio to elect a Democratic senator this fall. He noted the governors conference in White Sulphur Springs and said Southern governors Thurmond and Wright were not invited, adding only Democrats were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Lausche
Robert Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Laasche
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Wright
Thurmond
States’ Rights
Mr. Truman
AP&L Denies Rice Growers Rates Excessive
In Little Rock on June 23 the Arkansas Power and Light Company denied claims that rice growers pay excessive electrical rates. County farm bureaus had asked the Arkansas Public Service Commission to lower rates for rice farming, but AP&L said rates have not changed since 1934 and rice farming rates are already lower than other users. If rice rates fall, other customers would face higher charges, the company argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Grand Prairie
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Five Years Ago Johnny Hupp Struck by Pitcher’s Throw
The St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Johnny Hupp was hit on the head by a pitched ball but escaped serious injury. The column recalls past sports moments including Don McNeill’s 1949 tennis title win over Bobby Riggs and MacDonald Smith’s record-tying golf day in the British Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Johnny Hupp
St. Louis Cardinals
Don McNeill
Bobby Riggs
Fifeen
MacDonald Smith
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