Radio listings and concert schedule highlights
A dense timetable of radio broadcasts and live concert listings across stations KDKA WCAE WJAS WWSW WIAS WOAE WCAB WCAR WDAB and others. It notes orchestras singers and programs from 4:30 PM through midnight including Ginger Rogers, Maybelle Jennings, Alma Kitchell, Norman Open Golf coverage and the National Barn Dance with guest stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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KDKA
Beeler
WCAE
WIAG
WWSW
Bop
Duncan
Jasae Crawford
Basaball
WIAS
Westminster Choir
John Finley Williamson
Alma Kitchell
Wias—Rubinoff
Jan Peerce
WSAS
Scalzo Ensemble
Iina
Maybelle Jennings
Peacock Court
WCAB
Edwin C.hill
Wyas
B. C
Bob Schaeffer
WCAR
Victor Bay
al C of Faith
Bernard A
Aune
AI Wwaveling
Ethel Dixon
Virginia Gilcrest
Bob Patterson
Pollies
Wwaw
Marsahall Bidwell
Chico Reavis
Boston
Charles Barnatt
Orcheatra
WSAE
Bruno Castagne
Orehen- TR
Salvation “Army
Woah Cheteys Smith
Sallew
Dresenia Ginger Rogers
Lionel Barrymore
Howard ‘Everett Horton
Malvin Koonte
Yen Samer
Artiecs
Wias—Balen
Tara
Berensds
Gianestra
Orchieatray
Fran Bick
Orcheat
Baron Blyfott
Mitchell Mens
Orches
Gevetre
Aaa Ieee
Crenear Aniversary
Wenn
Otd Guarsa
Don Woater
Rede Grenentry
Henty
Guy Bombarde
Horace
Ape
Susan
Benny
Vietne Baudek
To Hose Abla
Jack
Kilbuck
KPKA
Robbert
Beiieve
Ripley
Ozzie Nelson
Harriette Iillard
Annette Hastings
Rafina Zarova
Major Bowes
Lud Gluskin
Mary Jans Reider
Danes
Savoy Orchestra
Post-Gazette News
Pittsburgh
Owen
Lawle
France's Socialist Man of Destiny in Card Play
In a bridge hand, Shankle discarded a diamond on the ace of hearts and ruffed a heart. He returned to dummy with a trump and ruffed the last heart, then cashed the ace and led another round to force West into the lead. Shankle’s plan succeeded as West held the key cards but could not gain the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebhey Antiga Urall
Shankle
West
Bridge champ Shankle nets slam with correct play
Drew Shankle of Columbus Mississippi, holder of the state bridge title, made a decisive early play in the Mississippi state championships leading to a near slam. The event, held at a historic Wells site, is expected to be the largest in state history with Memphis and other locations participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loacus
Drew Shankle
Columbus
Miss
Joey
Mississippi
Aigon
Memphis
Bridge play leads to endgame choice in clash at diamonds
West abandons natural opening as Jed takes over three of hearts. North faces two lines of play: discard a spade to set up a sixth diamond for the losing spade in dummy, or discard a diamond to force an end play if West holds the king of spades and the high diamond.
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West
Jed
North
Superintendent Named for Morganza Penn School
John D. Pennington secretary of welfare approved Kenneth H. Gordon as superintendent of the Pennsylvania Training School at Morganza succeeding Dr. William F. Penn who resigned Gordon formerly led Trinity High School Washington County for ten years and is a World War veteran
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Harrisburg
John D. Pennington
Kenneth H. Gordon
Pennsylvania
Morganza
William F. Penn
Gordon
Trinity High School
Washington County
Homecoming trek ends with hidden mining links
Mark Chapman returns to Arizona after forty years seeking family or kin but finds his old home tied to the Travers Mining and Development Company. In town, he learns of new ownership shifts and the Rancho Angelo ranch, while Jed Hoskeer reveals the era’s land deals and the pursuit of mineral wealth, setting up a continuation.
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Deak Handaeaven
Saunavitet
Gall
Dick Swarles
Slater
Natalie Preston
Mink
Friesdlinenc
Luciule Raver
Gril'amt
Echeol
Chapman
Arizona
Union
New York Harbor
Mark Chapman
Mark
Jed Hoskeer
Travers
Jed
Rancho Angelo
Peter Everett
Everett
Angelo
Dan Draffen
Travere
Jas
Jed Epee
Ogy
Wells
Jone
Hall of Records
Jiminy
Travers Mining and Development Company
Travers Corporation
Butler-William E. Double pleads guilty to sister slaying
William E. Butler-Double, a 53 year old carpenter from New Kensington, pleaded guilty to murdering his 73 year old sister Laura Double Kelly on a farm near Slippery Rock. Judge John H. Wilson deferred sentence.
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Butler
William E. Double
New Kensington
Laura Double Kelly
Slippery’ Rock
John H. Wilson
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Rae Teron
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WJAS
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Yoo
Jack Lanny
Mary Avingerstone
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George Reibel
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