Wednesday through Thursday radio schedule highlights 1949 broadcast
A dense, fragmented listing outlines Sept 15 16 radio programming with Mert’s Record Session The Inside Story News and sports updates Sign Off and a long sequence of show titles, host names, and event notes including Tom Mix Billy Rose and Kate Smith segments Various hour by hour items cover news reports music variety programs dance shows and featured guests across morning to late night slots.
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Mert
Tom Mix
Palton Lewis
Tigh
Billy Rose
Gabriel Hea
Mutual
Hallywood
Lill Heny
Aive
Filliot Lawrence
Billy Bishop
Henry Jerome
Tullybilly Hoedown
Plawboys
Bob Paula
Cecil Braywn
Raith
Lindahy
Kate Smith
Wendy
Virginia
Robert Turleigh
Johnson Family
Tun Baker
Voice of the Army
Rhythm Reason
Gull
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Hull
M Barelay
M. Mutual
Just Listed Five Room House Near High School
A new five room residence is advertised one block from the high school featuring modern amenities and hardwood floors. Asking price listed as five thousand five hundred dollars. Deals likely for immediate possession.
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Ih Street
Mopern
South
Hamilton
South Walnut
West Seventh
Hope
Baseball Standings Missing Key Details Across Leagues
Fragmented OCR shows American League and National League teams listed with scattered numbers and letters. No clear standings, records, or dates present. reads like incomplete table data for Boston New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Washington Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cineboraté. Further context needed to produce a proper summary.
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Boston
New York
Aeoa
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cineboraté
Associated Press
Cincinnati
OUIS
Detroi
Washigton
Jaime
Bolen
Cipe
Nicht
Labor racketeering case ties unions to crime boss
New York editorials link Bun Press, a liquor-trade power figure, and Max Simon, a crooked publisher, to underworld labor influence. Press controls local unions in New York and New Jersey through the Wine Liquor and Distillery Workers Local 1 and the New York Food and Beverage Council, while Simon amassed multiple papers and boasted influence over advertisers and politicians. Documents recount extortion, arson plots, and bribery tied to Simon, Press, and associates, with references to 1933 investigations, a 1940s profile, and multiple indictments in New Jersey and New York courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bun Press
Underworld
Max. Simon
Pagsale
N. d
A. F
L. T
Press
New Jersey
New York Food and Beverage Council
A. F. of
Llaiming
Mmembers
Th Pross
Pross
Russia
Atlanta
Simon
Elizabeth Daily Times
John Chirichetto
Theodore Organ
Teaneck, N. J
Max
Thad
Elizabeth
Vito Rizgutto
Rizgutto
Alemon
Chimehella
Patterson
Sunon
Stefano Spinello
Taesarin Areuro
Putnam County Grand Jury
Spinello
Arano
KU Rigmatio
Kim
Chirichello
June
Shim
Pues
Spinetle
Teik
la Waveee
Lily
Det Garant Maslow
Peissn
Uiit
Todnet Nvardergst
Hitler
Remuhou
Lusiet Atlaines
Tonehoe
Rimantlo
Kit Taverner
Chevrolet
Eliaubens
Braves Unstoppable Pennant Drive With 5-Game Lead
Braves ride a five game lead in the National League pennant chase as Billy Southworth leans on Johnny Sain and Warren Spahn. The Dodgers drill the Pirates 8 5 and 7 4 with six hits from Marv Rackley and five from Reese and Robinson, while Brecheen’s 17th win helps the Cardinals. Red Sox lead Yankees in the American League. Tigers take a doubleheader from the Senators 2 1 and 12 1.
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Ralph Roden
Prasa
Boston Braves
Braves
Waracle
Wid
Billy Southworth
Johnny Sein
Warren Spahn
Samn
Spahn
Right
Loft
Sam
Sui
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Pirates
Michbets Field
Marv Rackley
Pou Wee Reese
Jackie Robinson
Dodger
Reese
Lkyme
Hank Behrman
Behrain
Carl Erskine
Harry ‘Avlar
St. Paw
Fritz Ostemmigner
Elmer Riddle
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry
Sox
White Sox
Chicago
Hal Newhouser
Count Believed Even on Hurler Don Black
The count was even on pitcher Don Black as doctors at Charity hospital said he faced a 50-50 chance of surviving a brain hemorrhage from a ball he hit during a game against St Louis. A slight improvement was noted though he remained critical, with hospital officials reporting he spent a night in a stabilized, brighter condition.
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Cleveland
Don Black
Iisale
Charity Hospital
Cleveland Indians
Spencer Braden
Blick
Alechastes
Witter
St. Lois
Jayce
Lespsital Duelais
Baylor Bears Face Tough Schedule in Southwest Conference
Baylor aims for its best football season in years under coach Woodruff. The 29 lettermen, including Adri an Burk and George Sims, bolster a fast passing attack and solid line. Baylor plans a demanding schedule with Arkansas, Texas Tech, Tulane and conference foes, seeking a strong showing and potential conference threats.
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Harold ¥. Ratliff
Waco
Tex
Baylor
Bob Wondruf
Golden Bears
Stephens PF Austin
Arkansas
Bears
Segmen St
Adrian Burk
Kilgore Junior College
George Sims
Burk
Dudley Parker
Hayden Fry
Tatler
Parker
Simms
Frank
Jitter) McKinney
Jerry Mangum
Tulback
Prank Oydstiin
Mangum
Lyle Blackwood
Bobby Chiffin
Ben Tall
Letterman
G. M. Nevill
Henry Dickerson
Jasper Flankin
Bucky Qualls
Cue Stone
Gen Mouser
Bentley Jones
Clarence McCgaw
Schdures
Includdins
Falsa
Mississippi State
Texas Tech
Tulane
Ccanferencs
Woodruff
Weesbild
Heraugeow
League Leader Batting Williams and Boudreau Named
The standings highlight Williams of Boston and Boudreau of Cleveland as league leaders in batting. York Stephens of Boston leads in RBIs with 122, while other key players include Heorieh and Riggio from New York and Bordremt from ant Mitchell Cleveland. The fragmentary text lists various players and teams with scattered statistics and mentions a committee involvement and local notices from Great Falls and Pontyal Cm.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Boudreau
Cleveland
York Stephens
Heorieh
New York
Riggio
Bordremt
Ant Mitchell
Cleveland Lao
Priddy
Mageio
New New York
Red
Winrein Piroling Jag
All Teams in Southwest Could Win
Southwest Conference races loom as open as ever with five strong contenders Arkansas Texas A M Texas Christian Rice and Texas Methodist in the mix. Barnhill at Arkansas touts deep backfield led by Clyde Scott and a stout defense while noting Paytte, Long, Campbell, Rogers and Pritchard provide balance. Fans must wait to see how late season strength tilts the balance as the roughly even field promises hard hitting, high scoring football in the Southwest.
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Carl Bell
Litle Rock
Omer
Basler
Texas A
Texas
Uiterm Methodist
Rice
Arkans Texas Christan
Arkansas Razorbacks
John Barnhill
Arkansas
Clyde Scott
Paytte
Hee Gordon Long
Muscles Campbell
Buddy Rogers
Ray Ross Pritchard
Vt al Will
Parker
Scoil
Razorbacks
Barnhill
Southwest
Louis to Take Six Months to Decide on Title
Louis faces a six month period to decide his title status in heavyweight boxing amid rumors and speculation about future plans. The piece notes history with Abe Cheene and references a potential retirement or return, as fans await clarity on his career path.
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Louis
Thilhidelphia
Louis Iitends
Wadeul
Cheene Pregidwit
NBA
Sis
Bathers Take Cotton States Playoff Title
The Hot Springs Bathers won the Cotton States playoff pennant by defeating the Greenwood Dodgers 4 to 2 in seven games. Art Hamilton earned his third finals win with a six hit performance as Hot Springs built an early lead and never trailed. The Bathers totaled 11 hits while key scoring came from Slamilton driving in a run and the second inning outburst setting the pace.
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Greenwood Miss
Hot Springs
la Arkansas
George Sobek
Greenwood Dodgers
Art Hamilton
Lof Springs
Dodger
Slamilton
Rathers
Springs
Greenwood
Hamilton
Zink Polonenyk
Deon T
Jane Landini
Women's Golf Meet Still Wide Open at Pebble Beach
The 14th annual Women’s National Amateur Golf Championship at Pebble Beach sees 32 survivors from the opening rounds, 16 advancing to the third round as leaders like Bel Mims White of Dallas and Dorothy Trang of San Francisco pursue a return to the title. Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta and Marilyn Smith of Wichita also contend in the upper half of the draw amid windy conditions.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Aray
Bel Mims White
Dallas
Pilurdy
Dorothy Trang
Francisco
Dorothy Kirby
Avanta
Crown Aid Votuns
Marilyn Smith
Wichita Kan
Nashville and Birmingham Fight For Second Straight Win
Nashville and Birmingham aim for a second straight win in the Southern Association semi final series against Mobile and Memphis. Birmingham edged Memphis 8 to 6 in a tense opener, while Nashville beat Mobile 6 to 5. Ben Cantrell, recently acquired from Little Rock, hit a go ahead homer in the tenth for Birmingham. Walt Dropo homered for the Barons, and Charlie Gilbert and Charley Workman connected for Brooklyn farmhands. Gilbert’s ninth inning double scored Bun Wade as Nashville sealed the victory.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobile
Memphis
Southern Association
Vals
Bears
Chicks
Homewung
Ben ‘Cantrell
Little Rock
Walt Dropo
Barons
Charlie Gilbert
Charley Workyman
Brooklyn
Cantrell
Harry Dorish
Chick
Chuck Hisenmand
Gilbert
Bun Wade
Class D Hurler Caps 22nd Win of Season
Blackstone of Virginia League pitcher Al Tefft earned his team a 22nd win in a hard fought Class D game against the Petersburg Generals. Only loss was in relief early in the season as Blackstone preserved a victory in a playoff race.
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Blackstone
Blackstone Barristers
Dushed
Victor Yo
Petersburg Generals
Sharknessy
Puzzling Crossword Clues from a Fragmented Page
A scrambled OCR style crossword item presents numbered clues and partial answers across multiple lines. It includes references to places such as MN, rivers, and various descriptor hints. The text is garbled with inconsistencies and extraneous characters, showing an incomplete crossword puzzle with vertical and horizontal clues.
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Ie Nitaal Broadcasting System
Erei
Billy Kase
Gabriel Measter
M. Mutual Newsreel
M Revere
All Star Review
Bill Henry
North Main
Mrs. Mart Yo
W. Hect
Schooley's
Hope Bluct
Hope Star
Mr. Page
Hope Beverage Company
Robert Willams
J. M. Atking
Vernon Osburn
Normene
M. G Crane
Lewisville Road
Sport Center
Winston Monts
MacPherson Appliance Co
Third Street
Leroy Spates
Ward 4
3Rd and Walnut
Logan Bailey
Clerice Cannon
Daily Mail
Hope Highway
J. M. Hinds
Foster-Ellis
Imope
West 13Th
South Greening
Foster Ellis
Tisurance
Roy Allison
Hammons Tractor CO
Walnut St
West 7Th Street
Paxton Jordan
Texarkana
Brewster
Edgewood Hope
Allen Electric Co
Saenyer Theatre
Brooklyy Uf Pitsbourgh
Chicagoa
St Louis
Southern Associ
Oan
Hidinghinn Meads
Leag
Sundhul Playathy
Yestat
Tole Uh
Pulss Teuds
Eladets Sucre
Ark
Renekation OR Avige
Weatbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Count
Hurler
Ric Lautto
Larrea
Newark
Wis
Wifion
Pat Hue
Jupiepelo
Aphesudus Ariel Publigul
Ariples
Hugh B Fullerton
Billy
Bucs
Meyer
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
Ralah
Dale
Murtagh
Bill
Danny
Pitagerald
League
Great Falls
Mount
Coesgade Cauny
Progr
Pontyal
Witen Tray Wiss
Batten
Wiss
X Hield
Conway
Kansas State Leavers
Dai Tae
Une Todd
Bory
Uys
Bathers
Cotton States
Los Angeles
Thompson
United Press
Allentown
Agosti
Gudeus
Bully Pix
Park Arena
Eugene Hairston
Law
New
Yorke
Ben Anzlon
San Antonio
Salas
Phoenix
Bert Limum
Autonio Ulot
MN. Affield
Paradise
Persia
Mtalian River
Deviny
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