Radio Schedule Highlights May Weekend Youth Concerts And Sports
A dense listing of May weekend radio programs shows a mix of Symphonies For Youth Bands for Bands Lionel Hampton Show and Sports Parade. It also includes film and talk segments with Kaufman and familiar names like Alan Lomax and William Shirer. The schedule continues into Sunday and Monday with gospel, news, and entertainment blocks featuring many host names and show titles.
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Lionel Hampton
Charles Slocum
Chicago
Carmen Cavaliero
Alan Lomax
Voice of Prophecy
First Baptist Church
William L. Shirer
Mutual Music Box
Cole Glee Club
KXAR
Nick Cuner
Sherlock Mulunes
Mediation Board
Jimay Fidler
Parky
Jim Backus
Nora Morales
Mutual
The
Four Knights
Cecil Grown
Kate Smith
Victor Ub. Lindiahr
Coast Guard
Bill Boyd
Farm Pair
Martin Black Struw
Red Hook
Robert Hilbish
the Johnson Family
Band Twolon Bokur
Superman
Tom Mix
Falon Lewis
M News
Kenny J. Taylor
Save the Dealeon
Charlie Chan
Billy Ruse
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel Quiet Flease
Fishing & U Writing Club
Alan Molones
Michael Zavon
Oreh
Lon Hophi
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler Ends in Smoke
A reflective monologue recalls pricey English lighters, Park Avenue snobbery, and a long quit from smoking after decades. The narrator muses on life, scarcity of matches, and the odd nostalgia for a gold engraved lighter with a wedding gift aura as he details quitting days and slips back in memory.
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Sam
New York
Jblurey
Park Avenue
Dunhill
United States
Jimmy Valentine
Moe
Serent
Aso
Tunney
Gene
Caroling
Lynckies
Tisdale
Bitby
Dan Buckett
Locke Maintains Narrow Lead At National Open
Washington May 1 Bobby Ocke projects a four stroke edge as Shin Alexander pursues during the National Open third round. Locke holds 133 after rounds of 65 66 while Alexander sits at 133 with 68 and 65, and Cary Middlecoff of Memphis is five back at 138. Others include Benny Hogan at 147, Jimmy Demard 140, Ed Furgol 140, Walter Romans 140, with Bob Hamilton and Herman Keiser also in the mix.
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Washington
Bobby Ocke
Shin Alexander
Alexander
Mid-Pines
N. C
Locke
Cary Middecoff
Memhis
Tay Ls
Benny Hogan
Hershey
Jimmy Demard
Ojai
California
Ed Furgol
Pontiac
Mich
Walter Romans
Baltimore
Bob Hamilton
Landover
Herman Keiser
Akron
Camden Beats Little Rock in State Meet
Camden High School won the Arkansas Class A track and field state meet led by coach Sam Coleman. The Panthers claimed four events and totaled 27.5 points, with Little Rock second at 20 as Atkins won Class B and Blytheville claimed junior honors. Don Logue of Fayetteville set a pole vault record at 12 feet 33 4 inches.
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Carl Bell
Tittle Rock
Camden
Arkansas
Panthers
Khiva
Sam Coleman
Little Rock
Atkins
Fryer
Floyd
Lloyd
Darkhorse Blytheville
Fort Smith
Don Logue
Fayetteville
Logue
Coaltown and Citation headline Derby tale and more
In a sports roundup from New York dated May 1, observers link Calumet's Coaltown and stablemate Citation to Derby hopes, noting Coaltown's speed and track records while recalling Citation’s Flamingo win. The column also includes anecdotes about Navy coach George Sauer, grid stories, and sports miscellany from Vico to Penn State golf, with light notes on football and publishing humor.
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New York
Churchill Downs
Jet Pilot
Calumet
Coaltown
Hialeah
Enit
Jstretch
Hialean
al Snider
Citation
Lwainer Ben Jones
John L. Lewis
George Vico
Tigers
Chicago Rockets
Cleveland
Penn State
Smith
Radio Schedule Highlights for May Weekend Listings
In New York on May 1 the Saturday night lineup features NBC showing Life of Riley and Hit Parade with Sinatra, Judy Canova, and Kay Kyser, while CBS presents Joan Davis and Vaughn Milhrodt. Sunday offers One Man's Family, Alice Adams, Frank Sinatra, and Horace Heidt Talent among others including CBS You Are There and You Are There with Katherine Hepburn.
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New York
NBC
Sinatra
Judy Canova
Kay Kyser
CBS
Joan Davis
Vaughn Milhrod
Ross Dolan
Chicago
Cavalleria Rusticana
One Man's Family
Alice Adams
Frank Sinatra
J. Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Yost
Fred Alen
Henry Morgan
Horace Heidt
Sitting Bull
CBS Symphony
Cancer Fund
Katherine Hepburn
Phil Spitalny
New Time
Mickey Rooney
New Tire
ABC
Theater Guild
Rebecca
MBS
Parky's
Jim Backus
Track meet yields record gains and near-misses for Blytheville
Logue and Coady set sprint marks while Tiuel Edmondson wins the 120-yard high hurdles in 16.5 seconds. Blytheville scores rise as Charles Lutes triples records, Hub Pryor and Bernard Judd lead in sprints, and junior events see new marks. Port Smith Gick tops Class A, Hope celebrates, and Coyndon claims a pivotal win.
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Logue
Coady
Lolland
Tiuel Edmondson
Day
Blytheville
Charles Lutes
Hubert Pryor
Fort Smith
Camlen
Charles Lanphere
Bernard Judd
Panthers
Mike Clifford
Judd
Ken Stevinus
Conway
Hach
Ardelt Blythe
Mansfield
Lutes
Pryor
Floyd Fryer
Hive Firets
Brother Ligud
Coyndon
Pondershere
Little Rock
Port Smith
Hope Star history and staff notices from 1929
The Hope Star catalogues its 1899 origins as Star of Hope with consolidated 1927 date and 1929 publisher details. It lists staff including editor and publisher Alex H. Washburn, managing editor Paul H.M. Jones, and others, plus circulation and advertising information and Associated Press membership.
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Star of Hope
P Press
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Paul HM. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Jess M. Davis
Thap i Yan
Hope
Arkansas
Southern Leaders Hold Positions In Southern Association Standings
The three leaders in the Southern Association held their positions after last night’s results as doubleheaders begin tomorrow. Mashville and Mobile strengthened leads with series wins while Memphis and Atlanta lost ground. upcoming pairings include Atlanta at Nashville and Birmingham at Chattanooga as fans eye the Nashville Vols, noted for potential heavy hitting.
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Southern Association
Mashville
New Orlean
Mobile
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Little Back
Ashold
Bobby German J
Travelers
al Piechala
Baseball Standings Fragment from Southern Association and Leagues
The snippet lists team standings and affiliations across the Southern Association and American and National Leagues. Teams include Nashville, Mobile, Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Rock, Chattahooga, Cleveland, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and others with win loss records and percentages, plus Cotton States League entries such as Greenwood, Hot Springs, Helena, El Dorado, Greenville, Pine Bluff, and Clayasdalo.
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Nashville
Cue Mobile
Memphis
Aitringham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattahunga
Cleveland
Accu
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Cincionati
Boglan
Greenwood Hot Springs
Helena Natehe el Dor
Greenville
jPine Biull
Clayasdalo
Baseball action across the league yesterday
Yesterday's results show New York defeated Boston, while Chicago beat Detroit 5 to 4. Other scores include St. Louis at Chicago and Brooklyn at Philadelphia, with Cincinnati visiting Pittsburgh and Detroit at Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baseball scores reported from multiple major league games
Daily baseball results show Boston 7 New York 2 and Pittsburgh 10 Chicnny 4, St. Louis 13 Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 2. In the minor slate Little Rock 9 Atlanta 5, Memphis 3 Birmingham 2, Nashville 4 New Orleans 1, Mobile 11 with Chattanooga 4 and Texas League Twist 3 Beaumont 2 in 10 innings. Oklahoma City 4 Shreveport v San Antonio & Dallas £. Houston & Fort Worth 4.
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Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicnny
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Chattanooga
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
San Antonio
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Thad W. Grace
Box 455
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Dependable Trucking and Storage Inc
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9Th and
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Hope City
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Srrour Realty
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New Grade School
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Close Inn
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Parte Drive
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Foster-Ellis
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King Features Syndicate
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Hope Star
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