Rhythm Roundup and Morning Radio Schedule Highlight
A dense broadcast timetable lists musical programs, news slots, and special segments across a Thursday schedule. Notable items include Rhythm Ranch, Melody Bank, Queen for a Day, Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis, Legionnaires vs Red River Arsenal, and sign off at 1 PM countdown.
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Top Radio Programs in New York May 10 Tonight’s Lineup
On air schedule lists NBC programs including Halls of Ivy and Dr Christian in prime slots. ABC and CBS slots feature Burns and Allen, Sherlock Holmes, Lawrence Welk Show and Lawrance Welk Show plus comedy and drama series across multiple stations with theater and music programs noted.
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Bread’ the Bank
Dagirier Attorney
New Line
Burns and Allen
Dick Jurgens Band
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Frank Edwards Cornet
Baseball Schedule Notes From Cleveland and Philadelphia
Baseball coverage lists game times and network spots including Cleveland at Philadelphia at 3 p.m., NBC at 9 p.m. Welcome Trav elers, 1 p.m. Double or Nothing, 4:40 Just Plain Bill, CBS 11:25 Aunt Jenny's Sketch, Perry Mason at 148, 3 Strike It Rich, My Story Drama.
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Hurlers Hit Home Runs in CS Loop Night of Big Output
Hurlers slugged and pitchers also hit as El Dorado, Clarksdale, Pine Bluff and Hot Springs produced dramatic wins. Quicitus and Haas led with timely homers, Johnson added four runs, while Natchez collapsed 23-5 to Hot Springs amid 43 hits and five errors. Tonight matchups include Hot Springs at Monroe and El Dorado at Clarksdale.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting Hogan Cleveland .395 DiMaggio Boston .382 Runs Pesky Boston 24 DiMaggio Boston 19 RBIs Stephens Boston 26 Williams Boston 22 Hits Stephens DiMaggio Boston 9 Doubles Zarifa Boston Ay Lipon Kryhoski Detroit 7 Triples Doerr Boston Heplich New York 3 Home Runs Williams Boston 7 Wood St Louis Fain Philadelphia Rosen Cleveland 3 Stolen Bases Dillinger Philadelphia Adams Thicheo 5 Pitching Stobbs Boston Hooper Philadelphia 20 1 00 National League Batting Musial St Louis .446 Patko Chicago .439 Runs Jethroe Boston 21 Jones Philadelphia 19 RBIs Kiner Pittsburgh Elliott Boston Ennis Jones Philadelphia 18 Hits Jethroe Boston Sister Philadelphia 29 Doubles Robinson Brooklyn Musial St Louis 7 Triples Kerr Jethroe Boston 3 Home Runs Kiner Pittsburgh Jones Philadelphia 6 Stolen Bases Reese Brooklyn 5 4 players tied with 2 each Pitching Werle Pittsburgh 90 12 000 Roy Boston Bankhead Brooklyn Miller Johnson Philadelphia 20 1 000
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States Rights Pledge to Fight Truman Fight Closer to 1952 Democratic Scene
In Jackson Mississippi on May 19 delegates from about 14 states plan to back a two year campaign to block President Truman's welfare program. State rights leaders approve a bold grassroots drive to gain influence in the South and at the 1952 Democratic convention. A Baylor University student group reports over 200 members and recruits on Texas campuses as they prepare house to house organizing with college students as shock troops.
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Tech Teachers Tie for First in State AIC Standings
In the AIC race Arkansas Tech and State Teachers share the lead with a potential shift after Wednesday. A State win could topple teachers from a top spot while Tech meets Ozarks in hopes of keeping or regaining crown as Ozarks struggles in league play.
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Legion to Play Tomics Here Thursday Night
At Legion Hall Thursday night at 8 o'clock the Hope nine tangles with the Red River Tomics of Texarkana in a non-league contest. The Tomics boast one of the best teams in this section, having lost only two games and winning their last ten outings. The Mineral Springs Flyers will also play Hope Friday night, a second contest of the week, moved here from Mineral Springs due to lighting difficulties in Howard county town.
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FEPC Hottest Issue to Hit Congress
Washington reports on the FEPC debate as senators dissect arguments for and against the proposed law. The bill would bar employment discrimination based on race and create a five member enforcement board, while House proposals lack enforcement teeth. Advocates say it bridges democracy and economic equality, foes warn of loss of hiring freedom and bureaucratic overreach.
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Balky Beavers and Curious Coach Tales Highlight Roundup
A sports roundup notes balks and antics across leagues. Portland Beavers players balk repeatedly while taunting rules, and coaches and players from Cleveland to Cincinnati share quirky anecdotes. Subplots include a girls softball coach in New Haven and Hofstra’s Connie Ricci’s homer dispute on television.
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Charles
Red) Adams
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Branch Rickey Hit Two Home Runs for Browns in 1903
Historical note recalls Branch Rickey blasting two homers on Monday August 6 1903 for the St. Louis Browns against the New York club. The first came off Hall of Famer Jack Chesbro and the second off Walter Clarkson. The quip suggests Rickey would trade the feat for 1 250 000 if possible.
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Baseball Yesterday's Resuits and Today’s Schedule List
Baseball results from yesterday show Montreal defeated Springfield 6 to 2, Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 4 to 3 in ten innings, Minneapolis over Toledo 9 to 6, St. Paul beat Columbus 12 to 2, and Fort Worth topped Shreveport 6 to 2 with several games postponed. Today’s slate includes Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago among others, plus New York 4 St. Louis 2 and Chicago 6 New York 0 in separate games. Southern Association scores include Birmingham 4 New Orleans 0, Atlanta 4 Mobile 3, Chattanooga 7 Little Rock 4, Memphis 4 Nashville 2, and Cotton States results Clarkesdale 7 Greenville 3.
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Sports Mirror By The Associated Prose Today A Year Ago
A brief history of notable sports moments and figures as noted in the past records. Sam Breadon, a former owner of the St. Louis Cardinals, died. Earlier anniversaries recall Derby nominations and title fights involving Lou Ambers and Lew Jenkins.
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DiMaggio in Slump Prompts Yankee Worry
Joe DiMaggio amid a bad batting spell for the World Series champions, the Yankee star in poor form with a .247 average over 22 at bats in his last six games. He insists the issue is timing and not physical trouble, citing strong spring health and a need for more batting practice as Ed Lopat and the team win 4-2 over the Browns.
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Hicks to Eagles sign four rookies for training camp
Philadelphia Eagles add four rookies to the squad to be taken to training camp in July. Vince McNally, assistant general manager, announced yesterday that contracts received include Bill Hicks, Arkansas end.
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Little Rock Voters Approve Slum Clearance Plan
Little Rock voters approved a 419 million slum clearance and public housing program in a special election, 5,032 to 4,026. The plan funds 1,010 low income housing units with 750 for Negroes and the remainder for whites, plus parks and recreation. A 359,000 bond for park development was approved earlier and held for the overall program.
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Distant Star Continues as Family Works Through Night
Clemency confronts fear as Baba’s illness deepens the Amberley household crisis. Piers Amberley appears with urgent news and secrecy while Syrie confesses longing and guilt. Doctors arrive, a specialist joins the effort, and the family clings to faith and resilience amid a perilous night.
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