Saturday Radio Schedule and Football Previews
A scanned schedule lists Saturday afternoon football games including Ohio State and Michigan previews. It shows a dense lineup of radio programs from 12:45 to 1:00 a.m., with news segments, sports updates, music, and talk shows featuring personalities such as Mel Allen, Gabriel Heatter, Lanny Roy, and Jimmie Wid, plus multiple church and gospel broadcasts.
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Ohio
Robert
Murle
Mel Allen
Gabriel Heatter
Lanny Roy NL
Chicara
Air
Moldy Duchin
Navy
Lew White
Four Knights
Mir
Rock of Air
Voice of Prap
Tnd
First Methodist Church
Qounday
William L. Shirer
Mews—M
John B. Kennedy
Cote Glee Club Saenger
Gospel Hour
Juvenne
House of Myster
Nick Carter
Roy Opera
Symphony
William V Willman
the del Teis
Bobby Byrne
Orel AL
Buthol News
Arkansas
Bub Poole
Bob Poole
Arkanis Nowy Coot
Waith
Graziano May Not Fight As Planned
This clipping reports Rocky Graziano may cancel his scheduled bout as confusion over the安排 fight grows. Graziano stayed secluded after a plane trip home while associates debate the next steps and potential meetings with Bettie.
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New York
Rocky Grazi Ang
Treoiano
Oakland
sCoeet
Horwig
Pate
Manhattan
Coindine
Nevada Grid Scandal Reported Involved Players Paid Cash
Officials at the University of Nevada studied a charge that Nevada football players were paid by casino payrolls to influence a game against Santa Clara. A campus editorial urged action to stop rumors while editors cited alleged payoffs and casino ties. The piece names players and casinos, noting payrolls since the fall term began and signaling possible board action.
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University of Nelanda Foray
Minedant Te Nevada Loolbatl
Nena
Atta Clara
Harahders
Paihall Conch
Joe Sheekelski
el Watay Frost
Rct of
Athletic Control
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Lafainstitul
Faniel
Board
Santa Clarion
Nevada
Uriel Diavey
Shiv Heath
Sambling
HHW
Yilficials
Sports Weekly
Fragmented Local OCR News Snippets
A collage of clipped titles and names from a historical page, listing multiple items such as films, musical acts, and local features. The readable fragments include person names like Gardner Gaubrich Ve, Michael Zarron, Aditi Holmes, and entities like Mutual News and Hollywood Story.
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al Love
Fos Tan Grant
Wally Wicken
Oreh
Aditi Holmes
Mutual
Top Radio Programs by the Associated Press
A jumble of names and show titles appears to list radio programs and personalities from an Associated Press page. The fragment mentions Toc Tollywood Thelen Tone and several personalities such as Horace Hecate and Phoebe, with references to various programs and winners, though the exact context and dates are unclear.
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Associated Press
Michigan Favored to Cop 23rd Victory in Big Games
Ohio State looms as a key test as Michigan seeks a second straight perfect season and Rose Bowl berth. Purdue, Northwestern, and Stanford battles shape bowl bids while California and Oregon chase Pacific Coast glory. Oklahoma, Duke, and Notre Dame also eye pivotal wins as teams chase conference titles and prime postseason spots.
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New York
Michigan
Zara
Ohio State
Cansparen
Boyy
Ohio
Columbus
Razor Edge
Qhio
Northwestern
Iino
Franston
Wildcats
Minnesota
Wiss
Madison
Pasadena
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Bears
Stanford
Berkeley
Michi-gan
Oregon State
Pacific Coast Conference
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Walker
Texas Christian
Oklahoma North
North Carolina
Penn State
Duke
Chapel
Penn
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Purdue
Clemson
DuQuesne
Tulane
Cincinnati
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Furman Tech
Citadel
Notre Dame
Army
Navy
Trish
Mrs Kasenkina Seeks Long Stay in United States
The article notes Mrs Kasenkina expressing a wish to remain in the United States indefinitely amid wartime tensions. Reports mention Soviet pressure and passport issues, with officials from the consulate and American observers discussing the case and potential political implications.
Unclear text on last night fights and notes
Fragmentary OCR text covers fights and reports from various sources with many garbled names and places. No coherent events or clear entities can be reliably extracted for a solid summary.
Roundup of pro football, boxing, and college football notes
National gridiron chatter spans potential title outcomes as Bears clash with Cardinals, a Bears-Cardinals December tilt may decide the champion. Boxing arcs note Turnesa and Jones at the Open, Steve Filipowicz eyes Reds catching, and Lee Savold’s shipboard farewell delayed by a strike. Arkansas hosting Tulsa without two stars Clyde Scott and Jim Ford, Bay Parks leads attack under 2 pm kickoff at War Memorial Stadium with 200000 spectators forecast.
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Sparta
Steve Filipowicz
Sunbury
Cincinnati Reds
Steve Fgres
Lee Savold
Dackers
Lee
Halifax
Engvlan
Bil Hornsby
Little Rock
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Clyde Scott
Arkansas
Jim Ford
Tulsa
Bay Parks
Jim Finklay
Arkansas War Memorial Stadium
Razorbacks
Louis Rolling in Money for Exhibitions
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis earned a 38060 payday from a hometown exhibition last night in a casual win over Vers Mitchell. No judges, no decision, Louis showed power with padded fists while crowd figures noted 2.31 attendance and a 1.60 price. Louis plans to move to St. Louis for a bout with Kid Riviera, then Bel Comiskey in Paterson N.Y.
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Joe Louis
Teuts
Mitchell
Detroit
Doe
Joe
Hines
Louis
Hils
Jist
Chandler Probes Another Durocher Deal
Chandler reports on Dolcher and associates amid baseball politics as Commissioner weighs action over conduct affecting the game and changes in coaches for the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers. The piece cites signs of intrigue and questions about who signed key figures like Milisimmons and De Havostie.
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Claeinnal
Chandler
Lea Durocher
Freddy Milisimmtons
Sey York Giants
Davealis
Brooklyn den
Mlas Als Weis
Howe
Mwhy Telel
Braves
Vottar
Five Thousand Dollar Preview of SMU Baylor Game Today
A fragmented OCR item notes a high price to attend SMU versus Baylor, with unclear surrounding details. The text mentions SMU Baylor and a crowd or event context but lacks complete facts or names beyond the schools.
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SMU
Baylor
Football East and Midwest Freshmen Scores Report
Summary of college football results across regions showing Army plebes beating Dartmouth frosh, Murray Kentucky over Evansville, Memphis State defeating Arkansas State, Wake Forest frosh over William and Mary frosh, Missouri Central over William Jewell, Wisconsin Jayvees over Minnesota Jayvees, and other Southwest and Far West outcomes including San Jose State over Pacific Lutheran and related scores.
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Murray
Evansville
Memphis State
Arkansas State
Wake Forrest Frosh
William & Mary
Lifting Rent Ceilings May End In Some Areas
New York reports indicate a national survey may lift rent controls in areas where housing shortages have eased. Officials expect possible end to ceilings by January 1 in selected communities, while major cities like New York remain regulated. The plan could guide Congress on peacetime controls due March 1949.
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New York
Tighe
Woods
National Housings
New Yor City
Congress
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Housin
Hobart C. Brady
Whhita
Kas
NAREB
J.C. Nichols
Kansas City
American Community Builders
Cormane Generations
Holy
Rudolph Was Just Too Tough in Los Angeles
Fragmented OCR data describes a confrontation or challenge featuring Rudolph, with references to names and places such as Los Angeles and Wisconsin. Details are garbled but imply a tough event or matchup and outcomes suggesting danger or a fatal result.
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Rudolph
Bettina Narrowly Beats Felpi in Comeback Fight
Bettina of Deacon New York wins his seventh straight in a heavyweight comeback, taking an unlin decision over Felpi of Argentina before 2,247 at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Abe Simon scored 6-3-1, judges 5-4-1. Bettina remained gamey despite the dull bout and weight disadvantage.
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New York
Melio Bettina
Deacon
N. Y
Joe Louis
Bettina
Twaintmri Felpi
Argentina
SL Nicholas Arena
Abe Simon
Promises of Truman Now Top Question
Washington and nationwide readers ask if President Truman can carry out his promised program with Democrats in control of Congress. The piece analyzes whether the new 1948 Congress will accept, block, or complicate Truman's plans amid a strong economy and diverse party divisions.
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Avrtion
Service Feud Exposed Between Navy and Air Force
Washington Nov 18 The long running rivalry between the Navy and Air Force over postwar aerial assignments erupts as Defense Secretary Forrestal investigates a leak of testimony to a Hoover Commission inquiry. Secretary Symington’s letter criticizing Navy testimony is published. officials vow a probe. Navy had no comment. Air Force declines further detail. The dispute centers on carrier power and long range bombing duties as clashes over unification persist.
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Navy
Forrestal
Hoover Commission
Secretary of
Air
W. Stuart Symington
National Defense Establishment
Symington
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Air Force
Eberstadt
Gerstadt
Scripps-Howard
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Cone Ibress
Berstadt
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Syimington
Scherstadt
Alaska Democrats oppose Wallgreen appointment
Alaska Democrats sent wires to President Truman opposing the possible appointment of Washington Wallgreen as interior secretary. Victor C. Rivers, chairman, said the Democratic central committee and club officers share this view, arguing Wallgreen would favor exploitation over emancipation of Alaska.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Truman Teler Brame
Washington Gay
Mon Wallgreen
Inerior
Victor C. Rivers
Democratic Central Committee
Democrat Club
Rivers
Wallereen
Pacific Northwest
Alaska Fisheries Council
Civil rights clash looms in Congress as Truman faces southern opposition
The passage discusses a likely split in Congress over a civil rights program. Southern Democrats, largely opposed, may fight full passage unless compromises are made. They could ally with Republicans to block parts of the agenda, risking a weak overall majority and shifting party positions.
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Southern Democra
Congress
Trumai
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