Radio Schedule Fragments From May Thursday Memo
A fragmented broadcast schedule lists morning to late night programs and host names including Kate Smith, Bill Boyd, Captain Midnight and Eddie Howard amid a long lineup. The entry notes time stamps, show titles, and stations or segment labels, reflecting a historic radio program guide.
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Victor H. Lindluhr
Buenos Amigos
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Midnight
Jon Mix
Fulton Lewis
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Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
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America
M Family
Lea Piener
Oreh
Bermanie Cummins
Orch
Teddy Phillip
Eddy Howard
M Mutual
Roerich the Mystic Painter and His Promoters in 1920s America
Russian guru Nicholas Roerich drew patrons in New York during the 1920s. He blended painting with claimed spiritual powers, leading followers including Louis Horch and Henry Wallace. Roerich sought Siberian political and religious influence, toured Asia and Tibet, and returned to New York in 1929 amid sensational publicity.
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Louis L. Horch
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Madam Roerich
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Roevichs
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New York
Little Rock Golf Meet Starts Thursday
Little Rock May 5. Local players and national contenders converge for the Lite Rock amateur invitation golf tournament opener with qualifying tomorrow and match play to begin. Wilford Wehrle of Louisville and Jim Frisina of Taylorville are among early entrants. John Barnum of Chicago shown strong pace carding 70. Johnny Buzick Jr. of Mavette and Steve Greekmore Sr. of Fort Smith also present as the event advances toward the Saturday championship.
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Wilford Wehrle
Louisville
Jim Frisina
Taylorville
Wehrle
John Barnum
Chicago
Johnny Buzick, Jr
Mavette
Steve Greekmore Sr
Unusual Sunday in Cotton States League baseball action
In Arkansas sports rounds, Sunday doubleheaders yielded no decisions in the Cotton States League as rain and darkness halted several games. Natchez, Pine Bluff and others posted high scoring openers with late homers, while Arkansas Memorial Stadium project advances drew attention amid field prep and a large crowd.
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Little Rock
Greenwood
Helena
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Natchez
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Clarksdale
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Razorbacks
Hogs Tie Oklahoma City for Arkansas Baseball Win
Arkansas completed a two game split with Oklahoma City University in a 10 to 4 victory. Harry Dougherty pitched four hits allowed, nine strikeouts, and benefited from seven OCU errors as Arkansas bunched 14 safeties. Dowsherty and McGaha led Okla City with Skidgel behind the plate.
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Jane Skidgel
Unclear archival note on 1920 cultural figure and city figures
Fragmentary prose recalls pabrier as a cultural figure of renown and Jimmy Walker as mayor. A playful, rough spoken scene references a reception on city hall steps and a caricature of political figures with slang dialogue and slapstick imagery.
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Pabrier
Jimmy Walker
Mortimer Snerd
Pepper Martin tops Sooners star in quick footrace
Pepper Martin, scouting in Norman for the Dodgers, raced Jack Mitchell and then Tommy Gray, Oklahoma's fastest, in a 40 yard dash. Bud Wilkinson's football team trained nearby while Wiley Moore and Bill Moore, sons of a former Yankee reliever, played at Hollis high. Hap Hap the Baseball Commissioner and Ray Dumont joked about Donkey baseball as Chicago heats loom for the basketball league meeting.
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Okla
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Bud Wilkinson
Pepper
Jack Mitchell
Sooner
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Tommy Gray
Oklahoma
Wiley Moore
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Evening radio lineup by Associated Press listings
Central Standard Time schedule outlines NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs for Wednesday and Thursday night. Notable acts include Dennis Day Gregory Peck Durty's Tavern broadcasting at 9:30 followed by Abbott and Costello and Barry Fitzgerald with Bing Crosby. Other features include Lone Ranger Vox Pop and Go For the House Quiz plus musicales and dramas across networks.
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NBC
Dennis Day
Gregory Peck
Durty
Bobcats Fall In Season Opener To North Heights Bears
North Heights defeated Hope 10 to 7 at Burnett Park, turning 106 errors into a costly loss for the Bobcats as Crumple Iaeed and Hazzard battled on the mound. Jamie Russell had two hits for Hope, while Brooks earned the win for North Heights.
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Iaeed
Hazzard
Anderson
Blue
Rogers
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Dill
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Bears
Cats
Thompson
Gunter
LaGrone
Yange
Nix
Sutton
Brooks
Nixon Sutton
Russell
Imam
Westbreck
Ingram
Weaver
Westbrook
Wilson
Jamie Russell
Hazard
Atlanta Breaks Nashville Streak in 9-2 Victory
Atlanta toppled Nashville 9-2 to snap the eight game win streak. Memphis beat Mobile 4-1 as the Bears slipped from first. New Orleans defeated Little Rock 8-4. Chattanooga fell to Birmingham 8-6. New Orleans swept the Travelers two games to one. Lindquist worked eight innings for Atlanta, fanning eight.
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Nashville
Mobile
Bears
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Travelers
Lookouts
Birmingham
Carl Lindquist
Vols
Lindquist
Billy Briggs
Rube Melton
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Glenn Fletcher
Ben Cantrell
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Len Peryne
Baseball results and schedules from yesterday's American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results show New York defeating Strife 6 to 1 and Boston beating Detroit 6 to 3. Washington and Chicago tied 3-3 when rain halted play. St Louis defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4. Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at Pittsburgh were postponed by rain. Southern Association and Texas League scores feature Atlanta 9 Nashville 2 and Fort Worth 5 Beaumont 0, among others.
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Cal team routs Thompson with two wins and two hits
Hazzard was charged with the loss as Cal routed Thompson 2 for two hits. Hope singled off Brooks, the winning pitcher, for a fifth inning run in 5 2 3 frames.
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Thompson
Hope
Brooks
Fi Mins
Hope City Ordinance Fixes Referendum Petition Window
Ordinance 624 sets a 30 day filing window for referendum petitions on measures passed by the Hope City Council with emergency effect. The ordinance also provides a 90 day cap for measures passed within 90 days of adoption. May 5 1949. Albert S. Fink, Mayor. City Clerk Chas. Reynerson.
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Arkansas
Hane
Albert S. Fink
Chas. F. Reynerson
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