Rhythm and Radio Schedule Sketch Across a Day
A detailed daytime and evening radio lineup lists programs and times from dawn to late night. It includes musical shows, news segments, various features, and syndicated programs with listed hosts and titles such as Kate Smith, Eddie Arnold, Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis, and Dance Music M. The block mixes music, news, and entertainment with a sign off and calendar references.
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Mutual Network
Mark Trail
Tom Mix
Melody Bank
Star & Sports
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
Frank Edwards
Mutual
Harrison Wood
Dante
Jolly Baker Boys
lMvents
Robert Hurleigh
Voice of the Army
Tanny Hoss
Choren of
Christ
Baxter
Melody Boys
Ladies Fair
Queen
Melody Corral
Straight
Melody Bank News
Fulton Lewis
California
Hill lMeury
Limerick
Mr. Feathers
Mutthal
Nashville Reclaims South Lead as Sawatski Joins Vols
The Nashville Vols rise to top after 28 games as Atlanta clings to second with Birmingham and Mobile close behind. General Manager Larry Gilbert signed Carl Sawatski on a 24 hour recall from the Cubs, a key move given his 183 RBIs, 45 homers and .340 average last season. Memphis beat Little Rock 8 6 to move into fourth as Mobile split with Atlanta, and several night games set schedules for Wednesday.
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Nashville
Vols
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Larry Gilbert
Carl Sawatski
Little Rock
Sawatski
Southern
Yvols
Chicago Cubs
Crackers
Memphis
New Orleans
Bears
Pete Vosey
Mabie
Hal Daughterty
Chattanooga
Pine Bluff Clamps Down on Loop Lead in Cotton States League
Pine Bluff stretched its hold on first place after defeating Greenwood and watching Hot Springs and Clarksdale slip. Clarksdale rose to fourth with a win over Hot Springs while El Dorado beat Monroe. Natchez cruised past Greenville 16-4 as Mendoza and Montgomery led the offense.
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Pine Bluff
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Clarksdale
el Dorado
Monroe
Natchez
Greenville
Harry Chozen
Bob Picken
George Logher
Joan Loyko
Harville Jakes
Monver
Mendoza
Montgomery
Bill Jones
New York
Theaig
Don
Ivy
U:30
Thi Ban
Southern Association
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Reese
Pine Bluff iv
Wwa
Greenville Ll
Dorado
Top Radio Programs Listing With Vague Schedule
A fragment lists radio shows including Top Radio Programs, 4:86 Dilieorous Assignment, CBS IMr. Chameleon, 7:30 Dr Christie and Fred Allen with unclear details. The snippet suggests a station schedule with program titles and times but lacks complete names or dates.
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Dilieorous Assignment
CBS
Imr
Chameleon
Dr. Christie
Fred Allen
Broadcast Schedule Snippet with Radio Listings
A fragmented schedule lists Bing Crosby, Burns and Allen, The Lone Ranger and other programs across ABC NBC CBS networks. Included are times like 4:30, 6 30 and 7 30 with shows such as Sherlock Holmes and Gov Dewey address.
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Bing Crosby
Burns and Allen
Dick Jergens
College linemen drift to coaching as pro offers fade
A southern college reports its current football linemen favor coaching and business over pro contracts, with top guard and tackle bids around 4000 dollars per season. The trend echoes in Detroit where an eye test and travel banter mix with baseball talk. Iowa’s Ike Armstrong joins Minnesota as athletic director, Drake and Northwestern alumni rise in Big Ten positions, and Syracuse’s scrimmage outcome prompts a wry coach’s quip on defense.
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New York
Ted
Pounder
Cleveland Indians
Ellis Ryan
Ike Armstrong
Minnesota
Drake U
Ted Payseur
Northwestern
Paul Brechler
Jim Hammerstein
North Carolina U
Campus Dramatic Club
Jim
Oscar
Fort Worth
Tex
Joe Bach
St. Bonaventure
Syracuse
Ben Schwarzawalkar
Sports Mirror highlights past baseball and sports events
Today’s Sports Mirror recalls a 4-3 Cleveland Indians win over the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in front of 73 150 fans. It also notes Gene Tunney’s return to duty with the U S Navy and historical figures tied to the Grand National and other baseball moments from years past.
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Associated Press Today
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Gene Tunney
United States Navy
Royal Mail
Moore Lind
Dick Bartell
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
New Turkish Leader Vows Loyalty to Western Allies
Istanbul May 16 Turkish strong man Celal Bayar said his new government will remain loyal to Western alliances and friendships. His Democrat party won 375 of 487 seats, ending Ismet Inonu's Penibed party rule. Though not yet in the Atlantic Pact, Turkey benefits from Truman Doctrine aid and Marshall Plan support, with Assembly to elect a new president upcoming. Bayar pledged definite loyalty to allied ties.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Cela] Bayar
Democrat
Wali
Grand National Assembly
Democrats
Ismet Inonu
Penibie
Inonu
Bayar
Winners and Five Safeties Mark a Soft Night
The report notes winners and five safeties, with upcoming games listed: Clarksdale at Ping Blut, Greenwood at Hot Springs, Natchez at El Dorado, and Manrog at Greenville.
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Clarksdale
Ping Blut
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Natchez
el Dorado
Manrog
Greenville
Gunter Hurls Bobcats Over Hot Springs
Gunter and the Hope Bobcats defeated Hot Springs 6 to 4 yesterday at Hot Springs. Hope built a 2 run lead in the third with Beasley’s two triples, Hot Springs surged to 4-2 in the fifth on two hits, three errors and a balk. In the sixth Hope manufactured runs with three perfect bunts and timely singles and bunts by Crumpler, Pate and Williams, with Beasley Crumpler England and Gunter contributing late hits.
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Bill Gunter
Hope Bobcat
Hot Springs
Hope
Beasley
Crumpler
Martin
Compton
Pate
Williams
Gunter
England
Baseball Today’s Schedule From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
National League games include St Louis at Brooklyn and Chicago at New York with several night contests. Results recap: Brooklyn beat St. Louis 3-1. Chicago won 4-3 over New York. Boston shut out Pittsburgh 4-0. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 1-0. Boston beat Detroit 6-1. New York defeated St Louis 11-0. Cleveland trounced Philadelphia 15-4. Washington vs Chicago listed. Minor leagues show Mobile over Atlanta 4-2, Memphis over Little Rock, Springfield beat Jersey City 2-1 in 10 innings, Rochester 10 Buffalo 5, Montreal 6 Toronto 5, and other scorelines across American Association, Texas League, Cotton States, and more.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
American League
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
Little Rocks
Springfield
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Tulsa
Shreveport
San Antonio Dallas
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Houston
Clarksdale
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Monroe
Pine Bluff
Greenwood
Natchez
Greenville
Four More Entered in Women's Open at Woodland
Newton Massachusetts May 17 Four more entrants join the women's Eastern Open at Woodland golf club May 26-28 to bring the field to ten. Professional players Shirley Spork Detroit Marilyn Smith Wichita Kansas and Betty Mims Donoff Dallas Texas are listed along with amateur Betty Rush Tom O Shanter Country Club as the first amateur in the three day medal. The initial six include Babe Didrickson Zaharias Prairie View Illinois Louise Suggs Capistron Georgia Patty Bers Minneapolis and Midland Texas sisters Marlene and Alice Bauer recent entrants to the professional ranks.
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Newton
Mass
Chicsago
Woodland Golf Club
Shirley Spork
Detroit
Marilyn Smith
Wichita
Kas
Betty Mims Donoff
Dallas
Tex
Betty Rush
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Prairie View
Louise Suggs
Caprositon
Patty Bers
Minneapolis
Midland
Marlene
Alice Bauer
Freed U S Fliers Return After 19 Months Captivity
Two American fliers William C. Smith and Elmer W. Bender arrived on U S soil after 19 months in Communist China. They stepped from a privateer bomber as wives waited and military officials, led by Admiral John Gingerich, greeted them amid fading sunset.
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Honolulu
T. H
U. S
China
G. T
William C. Smith
Elmer W. Bender
Gingerigh Earl Berioh
Pacific Mest
Tech and Teachers Rally in AIC Baseball Standings
Arkansas Tech routed Arkansas College 13 1 as Mullins held the visitors to three hits and Tech capitalized on six college errors. The Teachers edged Henderson 3 7 with Curtis Cope delivering the winning hit in the ninth after a hit batsman. Henderson outhit the Teachers 10 6 but committed 10 errors. Paladina came in as relief in the ninth for the Teachers and earned the win.
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Associated Preas
Arkansas Tech
AIC
Tuesay
Tech
Arkansas College
Teachers
Mullins
Henderson
Curtis Cope
Paladina
Ted Williams Homer Barrage Powers Red Sox Victory
Ted Williams and Vern Stephens each homered as Boston beat Detroit 6 1. Williams eyeing Babe Ruth’s 60s record, bolstered by 11 homers in 28 games, while Williams already led the league in batting and earned MVP. Yankees' 11 0 win over St Louis puts them atop standings.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Ted Williams
Storm Center
William
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Willams
Williams
Ted
Vern Stephens
Jon Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
New York
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Allie Reynolds
Billy Johnson
St. Lous
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Ambassador Panyushkin sails home to report on Cold War
Russian Ambassador Alexander Panyushkin leaves Washington bound for New York aboard the Polish liner Batory on his second U.S. visit since 1947. Embassy aides describe the trip as routine leave but say he will likely confer with Foreign Minister Vishinsky on U.S.-Soviet tensions. He previously reported on negotiations over Russia's $12,000,000,000 lend lease account and, after returning ships to the United States, met reporters briefly before departing.
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Washington
Alexander 5S
Moscow
Panyushkin
New York
Batory
United States
A. Y. Vishinsky
Foreign Office
Russia
State Department
Hope Nine Triumphs Over Malvern In Easy Victory
Hope Legionnaires attack with 14 hits delivering an 18 to 4 win at Malvern. Charlie Gough notches his fourth win as James Petray triggers a first season triple play in the eighth inning. Gough muffs fielding at times but fans 12 as Hope bonds for late runs and улaces Malvern in a one sided contest.
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Hope Legionnaires
Malvern
Legionnaires
Charlie Gough
No Joses
James Petray
Gary Anderson
Anderson
White
Hope
Gough
Bill McClendon
Legion Field
K C
Little Rock
Hope Legionaries
Riddilng
Ross
McCorkle
Dial
Boss
Petray
Jordan
Norwood
QO Langley
Ashcraft
Cheatham
Garrett
Davis
P . Oogdo
Hainey
E Anderson
Ridling
R. White
B. White
RBI
G. Ross
Bell
Nix
Bb— Gough
So Gough
How Davis
League Leaders Batting And Pitching Highlights
League batting leaders include Musial St Louis .433 Jethroe Boston .370 Kiner Jones and Kerr pace others with 7 home runs. Ennis and Jones lead RBIs while Stephens and DiMaggio forge strong hitting lines. Pitching leaders feature Rush Werle Parnell and Reynolds with strong records and low ERAs amid a crowded stat sheet.
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Associated Press
Musial
St. Louis
Parke
Chicago
Jones
Philadelphia
Kethroe
Boston
Ennis
Philandelphia
Jethroe
Houston
Robinson
Brooklyn
Kerr
Gordon
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Spahn
Rush
Werle
Doby
Cleveland
Iadropo
DiMaggio
Williams
Pesky
Stephens
Zarilla
Kryhoski
Detroit
Mapes
Henrich
New York
Dillinger
Doerr
Rosen
Adams
Lemon
Reynolds
Parnell
MacDermott
Jacks
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