Top Radio Programs New York Oct 4 Wednesday
listing of NBC CBS and ABC schedules with 8:30 pm to 11 pm programs including Hall of My, Face, Dick Bowell Mystery, Chameleon Detective, Hal Peary Show, Doc Quiz, Lawrence Wellshaw, Hidden Truth, Family Theater and Welcome Traveler among others. Thursday adds My Story Drama and Kate Smith with Queen for a Day.
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Campaign support sparks health policy clash in AMA drive
Dr Robins, vice president of the American Medal association, endorses AMA educational efforts opposing compulsory health programs. He argues the plan is a step toward socialized medicine and cites Democratic platform authority to back voluntary health insurance. He lists speaking engagements in Spokane Cincinnati Fort Worth Shreveport Baltimore and Rudolph NH in October.
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Officers Try to Round Up Old Capone Gang Deceased?
Federal and state officials move to round up remnants of the Capone gang for questioning in two recent slayings. The U S crime committee plans hearings on Chicago underworld activities, with dates pending as hearings open.
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Congressional Record review cited by Malford Velde on Communist infiltration
Westbrook Pegler relays Marald I Velde's claim that a 287 dollar Congressional Record summary on Communist influence in Roosevelt administration served as a public informative record. The piece recounts Dies hearings, accusations against journalists, unions, and government agencies, and mentions Communist presence in labor and government, while noting intense White House—press clashes and the defense of communists by some officials.
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Phillies reliever quandary sparks World Series chatter
Philadelphia manager Ed Sawyer surprises by naming Jim Konstanly as relief option for the 850 World Series opener. Casey Stengel weighs Hank Bauer for Yankees role while reflecting on past decisions and spring results. The piece also notes managerial discussions in Chicago and Boston as teams assess 1950 plans and roster stability amid lingering debate.
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Phil Hurling Choice Is Big Gamble
Philadelphia reporter details manager Eddie Sawyer's daring decision to start Jim Konstanty against the New York Yankees in the first game of the World Series. Konstanty, a 33 year old reliever, bids to replicate his All-Star form and silence a potent lineup, with Roberts held in reserve for Game 2. The piece notes fan bets, previous relief dominance, and Sawyer’s confidence in Konstanty despite a history of late season tough outings.
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Arkansan Wins in National Rodeo at Madison Square Garden
Arkansas roadeo performer Bill Hancock of Ozark won first place in steer wrestling at Madison Square Garden with a time of 7.4 seconds last night. The national rodeo event featured top contestants from across the country competing for honors and prize money.
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Agency Fallout and Montauk Cruise in 1930s Tale
In a tense agency confrontation Frank Lyons resists advertising changes while Edith Frey presses for effective bread marketing. Later, Frey and colleagues join Northcott for a weekend cruise off Montauk, meeting Gil Summerfield among the party as subtleties of prior loyalties surface.
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Man of Week in Sports D A Gean cited for win
D A Gean formerly of Hope won the Hock Creek invitational golf tournament over a strong field from Little Rock and nearby towns earning The Man of the Week in Arkansas Sports on KLRA October 1. It marked his first championship victory and he is a Rock Creek team member. Gean once edited The Hope Daily Press and is brother in law to Leonard Ellis, Hope Insurance man.
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Four Years of Studio Picketing Ends in Hollywood
The AFL Carpenters union halted a four year picketing campaign at major studios begun September 23, 1946, after the AFL International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees was certified as the carpenters bargaining agent by the National Labor Relations Board. A Supreme Court challenge to that move prompted the withdrawal of pickets, amid past violence and arrests.
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Aged Doctor Dies at Walnut Ridge
Walnut Ridge October 4 Dr Joel Cameron Land 77 died yesterday in a Memphis hospital after a 50 year medical career in Lawrence county He owned the Walnut Ridge clinic and delivered over 4000 babies He served as a medical corps captain in World War I and was a former president of the Northeast Arkansas Medical Association.
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Stengel Adds Hopp for Yankee Roster Shuffle
Sawyer declines request to rejoin active list as Casey Stengel strengthens the Yankees. Johnny Hopp may join via strategic loan with Jetting Mayo and Thompson, while Tommy Henrich exits the inactive list to prove Hopp’s eligibility. Stengel calls the move necessary to bolster first base and outfield depth despite Henrich’s lingering knee and prior Sept. 24 victory potential.
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Tommy Heneich
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Bobcat B Team Loss at Texarkana With 18 Point Margin
The Bobcat B team traveled to Texarkana last night for a game with Parker Seconds and fell 18 to 0. Meanwhile the Bobcats trained hard for the Gorden Go-Devils on Friday. They host Malvern and Texarkana on successive weekends, then go away except Magnolia visits November 4.
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Global Sports Mirror: Bertola Dies From Bout Injuries
A commemorative note recalls Italian fighter Enrico Bertola who died from injuries sustained in a bout with Lee Oma. The recap cites past milestones: Hank Greenberg’s three run homer to tie the 1934 World Series, Detroit Tigers’ 4-1 wins over the Cubs in 1945 and Reds, and other pivotal series moments.
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Hank Greenberg
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