Hotels Forecast 1949 Crowding Despite West Coast Slump
Gen. J. Leslie Kincaid of the American Hotels Corp says year end outlook sees peak prosperity for 1949. Despite a west coast lull and fewer weekend guests, advance reservations for conventions, meetings, and trade events remain ahead of 1948. He cites population growth outpacing new hotel construction as a factor sustaining crowds.
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New York
J. Leslie Kincaid
the American Hotels Corp
Kincaid
City Court Hears Drunken Disorderly Cases in Local Docket
Two fined 25 dollars each for drunk and disorderly actions Clavier P. Owens 20 West Monroe and Johnnie E. Hamm 37 Farmerville. Additionally Charlie A. Woolfe 34 94 Georgia Street and S. H. Willis 66 Alexandria fined 7.50 dollars each for drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavier P. Owens
West Monroe
Johnnie E. Hamm
Farmerville
Charlie A. Woolfe
Georgia Street
S. H. Willis
Alexandria
Radio Schedule Highlights From KWKH Shreveport
A detailed KWKH broadcast list shows day and night lineups including Cousin Emmy and Her Kinfolks at 5:18 and Harmie Smith at 1:15, with CBS programs like Arthur Godfrey and The Romance of Helen Trent. Local news, weather, and sports wrap the day, featuring Beulah, Jack Smith Show, and Edward R. Murrow segments.
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Emmy
Her
Harmie Smith
Nora Drake
CBS
David Harum
Herb Shriner
Jack Smith
Tex Beneke
Frank Page
Logan Stewart
Lowell Thomas
Beulah
Club
Edward R. Murrow
Jack Carson
Ford Theater
Philp Morris Playhouse
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Local and ABC Programs
A scanned listing shows KMLB 1440 radio program hours with multiple local and ABC segments including news, music, talk, and special features. Notable items include Sunrise Serenade, Eleanor and Anna Roosevelt, Kay Kyser Show, and Concert Under the Stars with numerous time slots and station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMFM
Breeak the Bank
ABC
Evening radio and TV schedule for Friday December 14
This listing shows a dense network of programs across NBC CBS ABC and MBS from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm including news broadcasts Sports Music Time The Smoothies The Jack Carey Show Red Skelton Eddie Cantor Life of Riley Meet the Press and a New Year’s Eve dance party across all networks with multiple repeats and specials.
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U. P
U P. News
Ernest Tubbs
Martin Agronsky
ABC
L. Gibbs
Eleanor and
Anna Roosevelt
Kay Kyser
Tedalone
U. N
Mack Ward
Hollywood
Claudia Loc
Ethel and Albert
Today
U. P News
Mac Ward
Challenge of the Yukon
Musice Teacher's Association
Gibbs
U. P. News
Pierce
Melody
Voice of the Army
Woody Herman Orch
Nbc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbo
Lowell Thomas
Thea Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Bob Crosby
Cbs Sports
Paul Lavalle
Band
Abe Jack Careen
Mbs
Jimmy Durante
Abe Mr
Jane Ace
Hy Gardner
Eddie Cantor
Aba
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Red Skelton
Abe the Sheriff
Abc News
Riley
Bill Stern
Spike Jones
Knoe
Happiness Exchange
Fred Waring
Nora Draxs
Myrt
Marge
Lora Lawton
Office of Housing Expeditor
Wolf's Doughboy
Knoe Melody Theater
Pepper Young
Right To Happiness
Disc & Data
News of the World
Louisiana News
Signs of Our Times
Kaltenborn
Cities Service Band of America
Jimmie Durante
Radio Schedule Teems With Local Shows And Time Slots
A Bastrop station lists a full day of programming from 7:00 to 5:00 with local news, music shows, devotions, and special programs including Alarm Clock Club, Morning Devotions, Baptist Hour, Jan Garber, Eddy Arnold, Bing Crosby, and Harlem On Parade among others.
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Baptist Hour of Power
Jan Garber
Myrt
Marge
Hal Derwin
Stamps Baxter
Eddy Arnold
Bing
New Year Radio Schedule and Grain Loss Report
Radio listings show KNOE and NBC daytime to late night segments with programs such as World News Round-Up and The New Year Concert. An editor's note notes casualties from rats destroying about 200 million bushels of grain annually.
Claiborne P T A Christmas Program at Church
Claiborne P T A presented its annual Christmas program at Claiborne Methodist Church on Monday December 20. Mrs Fred Riser led the opening and Rev F L Hearne gave the invocation. A life membership was awarded to Mrs A A Wallace. The program featured a five grade pageant with carols narrations pantomimes and readings culminating in a benediction by Rev Hearne.
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Claiborne P.T. A
Claiborne Methodist Church
Fred Riser
F. L. Hearne
M. L. DeFreese
P.T. A
A. A. Wallace
Wenceslas
New Poliomyelitis Clinic Under Construction In Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge is building a poliomyelitis clinic and rehabilitation center as part of the new Baton Rouge General Hospital. Dr W E B Lockridge says it will be the first private hospital clinic of its kind in the United States and will care for polio victims and other disabled patients with capacity for 22 and expandable to 80 in epidemics, serving white and Negro patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge General Hospital
United States
W. E. B. Lockridge
Cleaning shop fire on DeSiard street minor damage reported
Firemen from companies 1 and 3 extinguished a blaze at Tanners Cleaning shop on DeSiard street yesterday at 3 03 p m. Origin traced to the boiler room with only slight damage noted.
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Tanners
DeSiard Street
Danny Thomas quits regular radio and films draw attention
Danny Thomas of Toledo says he will not return to regular radio as producers misunderstand show business. His film career gains momentum after a Zanuck testimonial, with talks of a movie deal at Fox. Laurel and Hardy plan a comeback sequence for Glenn McCarthy, who opens the Shamrock Hotel in Houston March 17.
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Hollywood
Danny Thomas
Toledo
Danny
Darryl] Zanuck
20Th Fox Bigwigs
Laurel and Hardy
Glenn McCarthy
Houston
McCarthy
Shamrock Hotel
Donald O’connor
Baby
Lloyd Sloan
Hollywood Citizen- News
Paramount
Columbia
Louisiana
Willie Stark
Huey Long
John Gendel
Ralph Edwards
Geudel
Gendel
Judy Garland
Spike Jones
United States
Charles Coburn
Phoenix
Gloria DeHaven
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
K . Mervyn Leroy
M.G.M
20Th Fox
Accidental Shot Fatal to Eudora Youth
A 13-year-old Eudora boy, Joseph A. Cain, was accidentally shot in the head by his father on a hunting trip five miles south of Eudora. He died shortly after at a Lake Village hospital. Funeral services are set for Saturday at the Eudora Methodist Church with burial in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, a brother, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora, Ark
Eudora
Here
Joseph A. Cain
J. E. Cain
Lake Village
Ark
Eudora Methodist Church
Robert Beck
Catron- Gay Funeral Home
Mt. Carmel
J. B. Cain
J. E. Cain, Jr
J. E. Savage
Columbia, Mo
Bishop Brooks Heads Federation After Re election
Bishop Robert N. Brooks of New Orleans was re elected president of the Methodist Federation for Social Action at a meeting in Oskaloosa Iowa. The group urged the US House to abolish its committee on un American activities and labeled some investigations as false and erroneous attacks on Protestant groups.
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Oskaloosa
Robert N. Brooks
New Orleans
Methodist Federation For Social Action
Hhe Association
United States House of Representatives
Federation
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Bishop Brooks
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Monroe Grocer Co., Ltd
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