Radio Programming Listings Mixed for Tonight in New York
A cluttered OCR page lists NBC CBS ABC and various shows such as Your Gifey Break the Bank Mr Chatpbelean Dr Christian and Lone Rangers. The fragment mentions Winston Churchill offering a no confidence motion and a Conservative City trade aide context. The text appears to be a chaotic mix of radio listings and a parliamentary note with unclear dates.
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House of Cunimons
Radio Schedule Roundup for Wednesday and Thursday
A dense listing of radio programs, hosts, time slots, and musical interludes across Wednesday and Thursday schedules. Entries include Gabriel Neatter, Fulton Lewis, Bob Poole, Kate Smith, and other performers with show titles like Salon Serenade, Dance Music, and Morning Devotional.
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Gabriel Neatter
M. Fulton Lewis
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M International Airport
Bill Henry
Wews
Starlight Lime Family Theater
Robert Hurley
Danee Misic
Mutual
Melody Boys
Cecil Brown
Bay Tt
Bob Poole
Kate Smith
Doubleday
Chuck Wagan
Gabriel Meatter
Maitling
John Daniel Quadet
Eddy Arnold
Bob Pagle
Gabriel Hoaker
Falcon Lewis, Jr
California Caravan
Bill Hanry
Cote Glee Club
Voice of the Army
Mutual Reports
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Britain Faces £600,000 Spending Cut Debate
Parliament debated a government plan to slash expenses by STG 600,000 to lift the nation from a fourfold economic crisis while the Conservative opposition urged a vote of no confidence amid two-cycle plang outlines from Labor Prime Minister Atlee.
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Labor
Atlee
Phuysday
Alu Ati
Bosox Have All Bonus Players They Want
Boston reports the Red Sox have all the bonus players they want. General Manager Joe Cronin said the club is not interested in more bonus players. The query centered on Lt. Glenn Davis, a former Army All-America eyeing a big league career. Chuck Stubbs, 20, is the principal bonus player with a $20,000 signing bonus in 1948.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Inday
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Glenn Davis
Chuck Stubbs
Schweder Is AP Lineman of the Week for Penn
University of Pennsylvania guard John L Schweder earned national honors as the fifth Associated Press lineman of the week after Penn’s 28 7 victory over Navy. Schweder starred on offense and defense, blocking kicks and leading drives, while Froggie Williams of Rice nearly matched the feat with a late game field goal.
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Williams
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Rice
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Ellis
All Star Cege Game Opens 1949 Lineup in Chicago
The tap J college basketball stars of 1949 form the all star squad to face the Minneapolis Lakers, champions of the BAA last year, in Chicago on October 26. Sixteen collegians join four Kentucky standouts Alex Groza Ralph Beard Cliff Barker and Wallace Jones along with Leo Barnhorst Notre Dame Bob Harkins Oklahoma A&M Dike Boe Dieman Illinois Jim McIntyre Minnesota Vern Gardner Utah Ed McCauley St Louis Tony La…
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Basketball Association of America
Kentucky
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
Cliff Barker
Wallace Jones
Leo Barnhorst
Notre Dame
Bob Hartik
Oklahoma A
Dike Boedieman
Alino
Bobcats Return Home for Friday Night Showdown
The Bobcats host Hot Springs Trojans in a Homecoming tilt their first home game in three weeks. Hope aims to win remaining conference games against Smackover and Magnolia while Hot Springs, coached by Joe Dildy, seeks revenge for last year’s loss as both sides weigh lineup and form in a tight Big Six race.
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Hot Springs Trojans
Texarkana
Camden
Hope
Smackover
Magnolia
Joe Dildy
Trojans
Hot Springs
Dildy
New Chewing Gum Promises Dentist-Friendly Benefit
In Alm Springs California on March 23 Dr Robert G Kesel ease of University of Alhois announced a new chewing gum hitting the market within a month. He said the gum includes dibasic ammonium phosphate and urea as bacteria killing ingredients also used in tooth pastes. Dentists attending the sixth annual dental medicine seminar heard the claim.
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Calif
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Robert G. Kesel
University of Alhois
Velli
Yale
Vince Boryla
Denver
Vern Mikkelson
Hamline
Ernie Vandeweghe
Colgate
Johnny I Wilson
Anderson
Prescott News Evening Activities and Social Notes
Prescott paper details church meetings for First Christian First Methodist and First Presbyterian groups with Thursday rehearsals and Friday prayer sessions. It lists club gatherings at homes, Della Wappa Gamma events in Hope with Miss Elsie Gentry assisting, and social hour refreshments. A long social column records Prescott football fans visiting Arkadelphia for Henderson Magno game and lists numerous locals visiting relatives and returning from out of town.
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Duel Shith
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Overstreet
D. AL Cole
Mas. Iloyd Wuhbard
Wyhamas
Souris Sroseolh
Cufeye
Ana
Kuhel May Get Minor Job With Yanks
New York Oct 26. Joe Kuhel former Washington Senators manager has a date to confer with the New York Yankees about a managerial post with Kansas City in the American Association. The Yankees indicate Bill SKE remains Kansas City’s pilot but a change is possible. Kane would be considered and Skiff given another job if a change occurs.
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Joe Kuhel
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Kansas City
American Association
Yankees
Bill Ske
Kane
Skiff
Only 6 State Teams Remain Unbeaten in Arkansas Football
Little Rock Oct. 26 Six Arkansas high school football teams stay undefeated, all in the two smallest classifications. Waldron and Stuttgart lead Class A with seven wins each, McCrory Pocahontas and Wilson hold Class B marks.开 play for district titles continues as Class AA playoffs near. District leaders include Siloam Springs Scarey Bald Knob McCrory Pacahonias Piggot Osceola Wilson Conway Hart Moore Helena Stuttgart DeQueen Narphlet Monticello Rison and Leake Village, with remaining districts jockeying for berths.
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Bismarck
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Qourden
B. Narphlet
Vice President Barkley Courting Widow in St Louis Visit
Vice President Alben W. Barkley again visits St Louis courting widow Mrs Carleton S Hadley. He arrived Saturday and kept away from reporters. Hadley, 71, said there is no special romance attached and that they are hosts of friends with a country place near St Charles. Barkley plans to return to Washington tomorrow.
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Washington
Tackett Harris Blast Socialized Medicine In Arkansas
Two Arkansas representatives returning after Congress adjourned spoke to the state medical society criticizing socialized medicine. Rep. Tackett of Nashville and Rep. Harris of El Dorado said any government attempt to reorganize health care harms ideas of freedom. Harris praised Dr. Robins in fighting what they call the federal health plan and the perceived trend in Washington.
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Mnidea Tur Hie
Washington
Fayetteville Contractor Cleared of Charge
A Fayetteville contractor Guy Works was cleared on charges of diverting public funds to private use. Circuit Judge Maupin Cummins upheld a two year old grand jury indictment stemming from a payroll spudding probe during the Haiwy scwape disposal system project.
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Barnhill Faces Aggies In Homecoming Clash
Fayetteville reports Arkansas coach John Barnhill and staff fear Texas A&M as homecoming guests. Texas A&M, missing key safety John Christensen and with injuries, look to a dangerous running attack led by Bob Smith. Arkansas may hand offensive duties to Geno Mazzanti while Louie Schaufele shifts to offense. Rivalry stands at Arkansas with a narrow edge in 22 meetings.
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College Grid Attendance Surges Across Regions in 1949
A New York AP survey of 808 college football games shows a nine percent attendance drop in the East but gains in other regions. Michigan leads with a 29 percent rise, and Ann Arbor sells out thrice as stadium capacity expands to 97,239. Ohio State hits 219,109 across three home dates, California's Golden Bears total 233,500 in four home games. Television has limited impact with 229,000 for four Southern California games and 258,000 for Stanford across five. Southern Methodist and other schools near 200,000 counts. overall roughly 10 million fans are estimated to have seen games in the first half of the season. Art Prochisk, Hcuse University’s new tennis coach, is a rising New England net champion.
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