Tuesday Sept 14 Radio Schedule and Evening Lineup
Radio listing shows Mert's Record Session and Adventure Parade segments, several music and news blocks, and a detailed schedule from 5:00 to 12:00 with programs like Five Star Hailing Gulf Sports Parade News and Passing Parade. It notes hosts Cecil Brown and Robert Hurleigh among others and includes special features and market reports.
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Mert
Rhythm & Reason
Gulf Sports Parade
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mysterious
Dan
Saps
Jenny Feit
Arkansas Plowboys
Melody Boys
Bob Poole
Cecil Brown
Victor H. Lindlall
Heart's Desire
M . S. Marine Band
Robert Hurleigh
Fulton Lewis
Hug Rose
Gabriel He
Mutual Neuveire
Hollywood
Bill Henry
Oninim Aire
Elliot Lawre
Aily Bishop
Henry Jerome
Mutual News
Morning radio lineup on Central Standard Time
Radio schedule lists programs across networks with show titles and hosts. Entries include mystery theater, America’s Town Meeting, public descriptions, and musical segments featuring Joe Bing Orchestra and other acts.
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Joe Bing Orchesta
America
Charity Racketeer Groups Tied to Ben Pross in New Jersey
A 1947 feature describes Ben Pross as a peripheral boss in a network of unions and a New Jersey publishing front run by Max Simon. It alleges Pross controls the Food and Beverage Council with 22 local unions and up to 75,000 members, while Simon’s papers propagate favorable publicity. The piece cites criminal associations, jail terms, and alleged charitable rhetoric surrounding Pross’s activities and annual testimonial dinners.
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New York
Ben Pross
Max Simon
Passaic
N. Z
Simon
Paterson Sundy Eayle
Beverare
Broadway
Pros
Pross
Jocal 18
American Federation of Labor
Tistillers
Simon's Beverage
Iood and Beverage Council
Beverage Times
Food and Beverage Council
Pross's
Simon's
Craige J. Gaeta
Lowal Y
New York Food and Beverage Council
Oneto
Simen
New Jersey
Trenton State
Burt
Liz Fleth
Nood
Putnany Comunty
Hin
Tme
Wwe
Canterbury
Bhawa
Russia
West Wire
Berhiy
Sirrion
Helunvy
Lee
TCU Looms With Strong Football Prospects in Southland
Harold Y. Ratliff reports Texas Christian University fields 46 experienced players, 27 lettermen, and a mix of returning linemen and backs. The Horned Frogs, led by Meyer, aim for the conference title despite gaps at tackle and wing back. Key players include Berry, Stout, Archer, McKelvey, Brightwell, and Boxom, with Meador adding passer options.
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Y— Sas Chrighian
Coneh Thiteh Meyer
Texas Christian
Weldon Edwards
Harald Kilian
Alan Pile
Ian Cornet
al Vaiani
Galveston
Vajani
Harned
Meyer
Rekaniyirty
C. C
Marable
Don Norrell
Edwards
Kilman
Mead
Carl Knox
Leon Joslin
Jetterman
Worl
Jack Archar
Ohio State
Lindy Berry
Big Pete Stout
Berry
Charley Jackson
Ceive
Horned
Stout
Letterman Otis McKelvey
David Boxom
Qorein Browning
Frank Struska
George Boal
Morris Bailey
Wayne Rogers
Rex Alford
Moorman
Bob
Bill
Narrell
Letterman Hubertoft
Roger McAuley
George Brown
Brown
Marelle Hicks
Shankle Bloxom
Dick Lowe
Frogs
Douis Brightwell
Doyle Malone
Letterman
Max Rubank
Jetter Aveorer
Jim Hickey
Johnny Dunn
Mic
Archer
Moyer
Southern Methodist
Texas
Rice
Offense sharpened as Jesus Ravorbacks prep for Abilene Christian
Payetteville Sept. 14 The Jesus Ravorbacks intensify their football practice focusing on offense for Saturday’s game against Abilene Christian at Lille Reel. Coach John Barnhill drills tailbacks and emphasizes a dynamic attack while managing a complex, unruly offstage background.
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R Payetteville
Jesus Ravorbacks
Abilene Christian
Lille Reel
John Barnhill
Parity code debate and coaching shifts spark NCAA talk
A Southeastern Conference coach on the rebound from a new job questions NCAA parity rules for football. In New York and elsewhere discussions touch coaching, grads, and enforcement, with rodas on pitchers, a press box anecdote, and notes on players and injuries across the era.
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New York
Saufestay
NCAA
York
Earl Willigan
Bob
Bob Felter
Ouachita AIC Wonder Heads Toward 1948 Hopeful Season
Arkadelphia reports Ouachita College football under Wesley Bradshaw eyeing top finish in 1948. Key backs Pitsworth, Dorada, Bailey, Titsworth shift roles as lineup and schedule unfold. Defense anchored by White Tshor Herrin with several candidates to polish. Schedule lists games at Alexandria, Arkadelphia, and Brownwood with Hendrix visit and Texas opponents. A local postal tale closes with A L Webb discovering an unmailed letter from years past.
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William Hughes
Arkadelphia
Guachita
ATC
Tigers
Lhoap
Tiger
Wesley Bradshaw
Avian Jet State
Call of the Ozarks
Bradshaw
Sport Pitsworth
Il Dorada
Sam Bailey
Magnolia
Budely Snedson
Norphiet
Titsworth
el Dorado
Tuedson
Bailey
Hudson
J. C. McCullough
Hope
Paul i Kirkpatrick
Benton
Duh Kelly
Ike
AIC
Eaw
Otis Turner
Darleming
Bernie Hargis
Warren
Louisiana College
Alexandria
Louisiana
Magnolia A
Conway
Pitcher Don Black Recovers as Cleveland Weighs Return
Cleveland Indians pitcher Don Black regains consciousness after a spinal injury from a foul pitch. Team physician Dr Castle says recovery possible if no more hemorrhages occur. Black is critical but shows slight improvement. If he recovers, he may miss this season.
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Cleveland
Don Black
Cleveland Indians
Consciouness
Edward Casile, Jr
Black
St. Louis
Dr. Castle
Indians
Binck
Fair County
Bill Kennedy
Alcoholics Anonymous
Castic
Castle
Cleveland Duig
Philadelphia
Milchtaker
American Association
Mbk Black
Ca Jdians
Cleyveland
Bill Voeek
Bhick
Vanessywunter| Flaal
Fiat Diab
Flu FBI Alcoholics
Jaelinis
Athletics
Gt Aporftean
Southern Playoff to Start Tonight in Shaughnessy Round
The Southern Association opening round features Nashville hosting Mobile, with Memphis at Birmingham. Ree Mallory faces Ken Olson as starter for the Texas League Dixie Series bound champions, with Chuck Isenman and Forish Forish guiding Memphis and Birmingham respectively in a best four of seven format. Winners meet the Texas champions afterward.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Vols
Mobile Bears
Memphis
Birmingham
Ree Mallory
Torias
Ken Olson
Brooklyn
Farminarids
Chuck Isenman
Freed Walters
Y Forish
Hiininghaimn
Polo Grounds Pennant Hopes Burying Place
Historic Polo Grounds earns the moniker graveyard of pennant hopes as the Giants drop a four game series to the Pirates. Lefty Monte Kennedy earns win while Brooklyn moves past St Louis for third as Dodgers beat Cubs in Brooklyn night game.
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Associated Press
Polo Grounds
Burt Shotton
Brontelyn Dadvers
New York Giants
Pittsbmrght Pirates
Jippy Lao Datracher
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Braves
Monte Kennedy
Pirates
Hird Pear
Johnny Hepp
Dixie Walker
Ralph Kiner
Vic Lombardi
Stan Rajek Whitey Lockman
Sid Gordon
Willard Marshall
Lombardi
K Nivbe
Kennedy
Burgh
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Schmitz
Dodger
Chicago
Schmitz
Hex Barney
Bobcats Face Prescott After Weekend Tuneup
Bobcats focus on ballhandling and smoother execution a week before Prescott game with Curley Wolves. Tape showed sharp DeQueen 34 4 performance but needs precision before facing champion caliber foes. Huddleston and Sutton led ground gains while center line solidified by Wilson Gruner. National League pills at Brooklyn and Boston. American League slate features New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington. results included New York 3 Pittsburgh 2 and Brooklyn 6 Chicago 4.
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Trope’s Bobcats
Prescott
Curley Wolves
Boley
Wollett
Tape
DeQueen
Cats
Buddy Sutton
Tommy T
Wesley Huddleston
Huddleston
Sutton
Mt Varia
Wilson
Gruner
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Chie
Boston
Philidephia
Nih
New York
Cleveland
Bofton
Chicago Fightington
Detroit
Adulphin
St. Louis
Ight
Pittsburgh
Broooklyn
Chicana
Washington bouts feature Berard Charles wins over Bivins
In Chicago C at the Armory the Associated Press reports Berard Charles from Cincinnati outpointed Jimmy Bivins 178 to 176 Voland, with Quillari Haron defeating Ganew Me Daniels in another 14 round bout in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Washington
2. C
Berard Charles
Cincinnati
Jimmy Bivins
Voland
Chicago
Bobby
Quillari
Pom Haron Higan
Ganew Me Daniels
Rain Delays Final Play in Cotton Loop Championship
Rain forced postponement at Greenwood Mississippi where Greenwood Dodgers and Hot Springs were tied 3 games each after a Sunday 8 to 2 win by Greenwood. Final playoff in the Cotton States League scheduled for tonight.
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Greenwood Miss
Wood
Hot Springs
Greenwood
Dodgers
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