Daytime Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
A detailed broadcast lineup lists program titles and hosts across morning to sign off, including Captain Midnight, Gabriel Heatter, Kate Smith, Eddy Arnold, Bob Poole, and more. Notable segments cover news, music, sports, and entertainment with alternating M and NM designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Gregory Hood
Bil Henry
Mutual
Henry la Cossitt
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Lanny Ross
Gloriet Heatier
John Daniel
Langsworth Military Band
Bob Poole
Sardi
Carle
Yulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
Legion
Inside of
Mutual Reports
Nostalgia and vaudeville in Westbrook Pegler’s view
Pegler muses on nostalgia as a backward look at vaudeville and its modern echoes. He contrasts impromptu stage wit with the era’s formal acts, notes performers who broke from distance with audiences, and comments on heckling, radio, and the shifting venues from theaters to speakeasies and gambling spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Collier
Milton Berley
Collier
Jimmy Durante
Raymond Hitchcock
Frank
Hitcheac
Tinney
Vaudevillians
Berrharat
Berle
Jimmy Walker
David Lloyd Geroge
London
Hyde Park Corner
Roosevelt
Top Radio Programs May 31 Schedule Across Networks
A historical listing shows NBC CBS ABC and MBS prime time lineups for Tuesday and Wednesday with shows like This Is Your Life Mystery Theater Mr and Mrs North People Are Funny Counter Spy Rex Maupin Detective and The Mysterious Traveler, plus morning slots including Kate Smith and Grand Slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Bob
Hope
CBS
Mystery Theater
Mrs. North
We the People
ABC
Rex Maupin
MBS
Gregory Hod
Korn
Ex-German Naval Leader Dies in London Subway Collapse
A former German naval figure linked to early 20th century sabotage died in a London subway incident. The scene drew a drinking crowd and created a chaotic impression as a public mood influenced by vaudeville, burlesque, and shifting morality in entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genmark
United States
London
Twice Before Holland Came in Second
Indianapolis May 31 UP Back to the placid whirr of roller skates went partly Bill Hollard today but with the roar of the Indianapolis 600 in his ears and a $34000 bundle for greenbacks in his pocket. The 41 year old Holland who operates a roller skating rink for his bread and butter won the automobile racing classic yesterday with a record average at 121.827 miles per hour. Twice before in 1947 and last year he had to be content with runnerup honors behind Mustachio Mauri Rose who had to jaunt yesterday 20 miles from the finish while he was in second place. Both drove the famed Blue Brown cars built by West Coast master mechanic Lou Moore. For winning Holland will cash in $36000 in speedway and lap prizes. Accessory awards will boost his earnings for the four hour grind to nearly $50000. Johnny Parsons novice driver from Van Nuys Cal was second in a Kurtis Kraft and George Connor Los Angeles the third member of the Moore team was third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bill Hollard
Holland
Mustachioe Mauri Rose
West Coast
Lou Moore
Johnny Parsons
van Nuys
Cal
Kurtis Kraft
George Connor
Los Angeles
Moore
Pennant Races Take Shape As Predicted
Associated Press report details ongoing pennant races with Brooklyn, Boston, and New York tied at 22-17 in the National League after Memorial Day splits. Dodgers edge Giants 2-1 in 13 innings. Giants win 7-4 next. Braves take doubleheader opener. Phils win in 10 innings. Yankees, Red Sox win big in American League. Cleveland wins twice. Detroit and Chicago involved in a stalled finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Phils
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
A‘s
New York Yankees
Yankees
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Detroit
Chicago
American League Club Pvt
Bost
J. Louis
New Yor
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago Philadelphi
Pittsburgh
Southern Association
U Pet
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Aid Chattanooga
Obile
Memphis
Dallas
San Antonio
Fl Worth
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Houston
Trap Shoots to Begin Thursday in Stuttgart Event
The Southwest zone and Arkansas trap shoots begin Thursday in Stuttgart with 4 days of competition. Notables include Joe Heisland of Hillsboro holder of the world record 1 140 straight birds, Sheriff Bill Smead and Julius Petty among Arkansas entrants. About 4 000 trophies and cash prizes will be awarded amid close finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Joe Heisland
Hillsboro
Arkansas
Bill Smead
Camden
Julius Petty
Ross Slugs and Pitches Legion to 14-0 Win
Ross dominates with four hits including a 340 foot homer as Hope blanks Taylor 14-0 at Fair Park. Dennis Ross doubles four RBI and Jack Bell adds two hits and four ribbies while Basil Couch keeps Taylor in check with a single and a double. The Legion march early with four runs in the third and extend with six in the eighth before the mercy rule ends the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Stadians
Ross
Fair Park
Jack Bell
Platter
Basil Couch
Taylor
Bobby Ellen
Dennis Ross
Gilson Ross
Ellen
Bob White
Morris Dobbs
White
Charles Townsend
Gary Anderson
Delwin Ross
Legions
George
Bill McClendon
Windard Dobbs
Vaytor
Denvis Ross
Pine Bluff Greenwood Fight For First Place
Greenwood and Pine Bluff clash in a Cotton States League two game set to decide early season lead. Pine Bluff trails by a game and a half after recent series, while Greenwood seeks to protect home advantage and widen its margin. additional two game series include Natehey at Greenville with Indians two and a half games behind Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Greenwood
Pine Bluff
Dodgers
Cardinals
Pines Bluff
Natehey
Greenville
Indians
Clarksdale
Hot Springs
el Dorada
Helena
Denvil Ross Dominates In 14-0 Win For Hope Baseball
Denvis Ross pitched his second win of the season striking out 15 with one walk as Hope defeated Taylor 14 to 0. Box score lists Ross with four hits allowed and no runs, while Bell and Townsend drove in multiple runs. The Legions face Miners Springs Flyers at Fair Park Wednesday at 8 p.m. in a subsequent matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Taylor
Denvis Ross
Miners Springs Flyers
Fair Park
Gabby Lusk
Texarkana
Denvil Ross
Gabby
Denvil
Taylor Abrh
Waggoner
Hearn
Whitehead
W. Dabbs
Dabbs
Warren
Kirtpatric
Ridling
George
Hope Abrh
Ross
Wollie
Don Neo
Bells
Denvil. Ross
Anderson Gi
Townsend
White
Gilson Ross
Couch
M. Dobbs
Warren Ridling
Anderson
G. Ross
Russell
Ramsey
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Ort
Hope Star
Set
Avery
Palmer
He Washburn
South Walnut
Strest
Ark
Washburn
Peut Hanna
Grace W. . Heamer
Mach
Gavin
Monager
Panty
Metors
Newpaper Enterprisessociation
Eel Amenenadas Arena Niin Ace
Elty
Howard, Miller Ane
Marth Bales
Varsity
Grane Klaheme City
Orleans
Union St. A
Associated Pras
Thid Press
Houston Electric Co
M.C. Bruce. Phong
R. C. Daniel
First National Bank
T. F “Wick
Hampton
Patmos
P. O. Box
Shirley Pearson
Branch Hospital
McDavitt
Tia
Porto Rico
B. Porterfield & Son
Mecashill
Bryers
Hiram Hat_field
Spring Hill Road
T- A. Jackson
Gunter Mil
General Electric
R. V. Herndon
C.D. Lauderbach
Diamond Cafe
Delton Houston
S. Spruce St
J.E. Schooiey
Hazel St
Schooley's
Bonner St
SSS EN Iine
Division St
Charles “Chester
Chas
Chester Shoe Co
Chester Bldg
Brorkton
Mass
Riley Cooper
Rufus Martin, Paimos
Aik
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Assn. of
L. C. Honeycutt
Nashville, Arkansas
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
D. Lauderbach
Eastman Kodak Film
Jack
Harry S. Sullivan
Elm Street
Sammy Jacks
Palty
Siadings
Tigers
White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Cubs
Canada
Here
Mongelia P. Picard
Liberty St
Waterbury
Conn
America
Nash Airflyte
Fias
Nash
Nash Mataca
Civician
Defruit
Michigan
Powell
Average. Motors
East Third Street
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