Secret radio drama and Braves open series
The week features The Secret a five episode drama on Modern Romances airing on WKTV at 10 pm Monday through Friday. Janice Potter gambles to fund a vacation for her husband Greg but loses money and encounters real trouble. Also tonight the Milwaukee Braves start a four game set against the New York Giants at Milwaukee County Stadium with Earl Gillespie doing play by play for Miller High Life at 7 55. Red Dot Potato Chips presents a recap of all major league scores after each Braves game.
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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From June 7 1954
A dense hourly listing shows programs across networks from 5:00 p.m. matinees through late night. Notable items include Bill Stern National News Milw New York reports and a rhythm of dramas sports and talk with titles such as Aunt Jenny Our Gal Sunday and The Breakfast Club.
Uncle Ray offers free leaflet on Five South American Republics
Tomorrow Rising Vapor announces a free mailing of Uncle Ray's new leaflet Five South American Republics. Readers may request by sending a stamped envelope with their name and address to the newspaper care.
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Mind and Work Lessons for Women and Thought
Albert Edward Wiggam answers three questions on marriage and work. Sociologist W. T. Thomas cites four needs in marriage including recognition and security, while Becker and Lawrence praise office work for women and opportunity. The third answer argues thinking requires facts and organized knowledge, noting both giraffe and mouse share seven neck bones.
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WHLA FM Program Schedule Highlights Evening Through Night
Radio guide lists daily segments from music blocks and news to weather and sports across WHLA FM. Notable items include Music for Fun Story Time News Weather Roundup Sports Dinner Musicale Views of the News London Column Operetta Favorites and various concerts and lectures.
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