Fragmented radio listings tease a Wonder Horse champion
An OCR fragment outlines a broadcast schedule with names like Wonder Horse and Gabriel Scatter, pairing program titles such as Adventurer, Serenade, and Breakfast Edition. It lists various “Newsreel” and music segments, with several credited hosts and sponsors, reflecting a midcentury radio lineup.
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Bradley
M. Alon
Tosay
Gabriel Scatter
Fulton Lewis
Gregory
Hood
Bull Henry
John
Stacie
Korn
Krackin
Milton
MOG
Mutual
John Daniel
Joddy Arnold
M ‘Queen
M I
Bob Poole
Sardi
Airlane Melodies
1490
Ted Drake
Big Top
Wonder Horse
Curley, Bradley—M 0: Salon Serenade “News, 5-Star & Sports Abriel Heatter
Moulton Lewis, Jr
Henry
Family Theater
M Mutual Newsree
Radio Programs on York September Listing
York radio schedule lists several programs from ABC CBS and NBC. Notable items include "Cavalcade of Patti Lewis," "Hit the Jackpot," "Perry Mason," "Listen to This," and sports notes about Columbia football with seven letters on the roster and limited game action in 1948.
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York
MBS
Korn
MBC
N. Y
CBS
ABC
Lou Litle
Columbia
Unruh Armed Rampage Across Camden Street Ends in Capture
A gunman named Unruh fired through a drug store and barbershop, killing several including a bride and a shop proprietor, then shot others from a window before retreating to his room where police used tear gas and eventually captured him. The spree left multiple dead and wounded, with a crowd rioting outside Cooper hospital after the arrest.
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Cohen
Deel
Minne
Unrah
Clark Moorer
Hoover
Sid
Unruh
Thompson
Morris Oor
Cooper Hospital
Camden
James J. Hutton
Westmont
N. J
Alvin M. Day
Mantua
Uhruh
Win
Ubhruh
US Mourns Death of Bill Odom
Captain Bill Odom died in action while pursuing a speed record. The 46 year old aviation legend, proprietor of a private airport near Teterboro New Jersey, had set multiple postwar records including world speed and distance flights. He piloted a Reynolds owned A26 bomber around the world in 78 hours 155 minutes. He had also completed a 19 645 mile world course in 73 hours five minutes and a Honolulu to Oakland leg in 22 hours six minutes.
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Cleveland
Bill Odom
Odom
Teterboro
N. J
Milton Reynolds
Chicago
Reynolds
Hoth
Howard J .Hughes
Minneapolis
New York
Honolulu
Okland
Cal
Key Figure Speaks on Probers and Vaughan
David A. Bennett, Chicago perfume maker tied to the five per cent er inquiry, tells the Holland Sentinel that partisan politicians use Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan to target President Truman. He says he has nothing to hide, will testify soon, and notes Vaughan helped him reach key contacts after the war. Bennett describes a modest air trip financed by him and asserts Vaughan’s influence was limited to introductions and travel aid.
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Holland
Mich
Sentinel
David A. Bennett
Senate
Bennett
Chicago
Harry H. Vaughan
White House
Truman
Holland Sentinel
Tye
R. J. Collins
Ken Allen
Saugatuck
Albert Verley Co
Vaughan
Azores
United States
Washington
Intry
Europe
Nurse Dies on Duty While Patient Sleeps
Memphis Tennessee reports nurse Susie J. Spencer died on duty as patients slept in a hospital room. Her body was to be sent to Marietta Georgia for burial. The city desk notes a separate aviation record set by an unnamed pilot flying a Honolulu to Teterboro nonstop, about 5,000 miles, and mentions Odom winning the Shia trophy at Cleveland before his death two days later in a P-31 Mustang.
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Memphis
Tenn
Susie J. Spencer
Honolulu
Teterboro
N. J
Odom
Cleveland
Cold War Slows as Western Europe Quiets Soviet Push
President Truman notes easing Cold War tensions as Western Europe recovers under Marshall Plan. Yugoslavia and Czechslovakia show unrest, while US led alliances and a United Europe idea deter Moscow. Soviet focus shifts to Asia with Chiang Kai-shek rallying Cantan. this Asiatic drive may ease pressure in Europe.
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Truman
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Russia
Ruman
Soviet Union
Europe
Marshal
Washington
Joans
Priviege
Italy
France
Western Europe
United States of Europe
Red
Czech
Aslovakia
Hungary
Far East
Cay Ttuk
Cantan
Mer Perelyn
Moalotoy
Stalin
Musemy
Thomas Drops Demand for Plane Controversy Ends
Washington reports that Senator Thomas ends his push for a military plane after assurances that aircraft use will be limited to public business. He will lead senators to Europe to review public fund expenditures as chairman of the Senate appropriations subcommittee on Lands in the Federal forces. Also noted is Texas Christian University's Leo R. Dubhe Meyer recognized as the longest-serving head coach in the Southwest Conference.
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Thomas
Stephen Early
Johnson
Senate
Europe
Taft Calls for Truman to Fire General Vaughan
Senator Taft urged President Truman to dismiss Major General Manly Vaughan at a Cleveland press conference on Labor Day. Taft said Vaughan should have been removed long ago and warned the Taft-Hartley act would be repealed.
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Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Maj
Cien
Manly Vaughan
Taft
Vaughan
Shirley May’s Courageous Attempt Ends Near Dover
Shirley May, surrounded by handlers and blankets, collapsed from exhaustion after a perilous bid to reach Dover. She pleaded through pain, insisting she could go "a little way," as the escort ship provided broth and support.
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Ot Dover
Shirley May
Black Magic
Conway Man May Not Seek Office Says Gazette
The Arkansas Gazette reports a Conway bus body manufacturer has not decided on opposing Gay. Sid McMath discussed entering next summer but plans to talk with friends before any announcement. Six candidates were named previously including Cy Bond Charles Evans and Jerry Sereetan.
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Little Reek
Arkansas Gazette
Conway
Sid McMath
the Gazette
Dave H. Ward
Ward
Gajzette
Cy F Bond
Marion
Charles Evans
Booneville
Shade Rusing
el Dorado
Jerry Sereetan
Hazen
Dan Pi
Poinsett County
Not Taxable The Rock Sept 6 Veterans Insurance Payments
Arkansas war veterans will receive next year on their national service life insurance proceeds. the article notes tax status changes and details about distributions and eligibility affecting recipients. The report emphasizes policy implications for veterans and mentions deadlines and administration.
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the Rock
4500 Cotton Pickers Enroute to Fields
Memphis reports 4500 laborers heading to south fields while wage offers run at about 12 cents per 100 pounds. Internal Revenue Collector notes dividends cited are not taxable as federal income tax adjustments.
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Memphis
Sid-South Fields
Clarn
Itorm Labor Division
U. S
Internal Revenue
W. D. Self
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