Club Forest to Open Thursday Night with Sherry Britton
Remodeling completed, Club Forest opens Thursday offering southern fried chicken and KC Steaks with two nightly floor shows. Headlining is Sherry Britton, famed stage star and wartime pin up, joined by the Preston Robertson orchestra in a starry entertainment program.
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K. C
Preston-Robertson Orchestra
Sherry Britton
Sherry
Bowery
Detroit
Walton Roof
Philadelphia
Latin Quarter
Boston
Copacabana
Chicago
Latin Casino
Leon and
Eddie's
New York
Leon
Eddie
Hittin
Britton
Sherry Flip
Dream Lady
Man- Nattan Gal
Earl Wilson
Gertie
Runaway ice truck crashes into house on Flynn Street
A runaway ice truck owned by Merchant Emmerson and driven by 16 year old Aubrey Taylor damaged a parked vehicle and struck Doctor R. O. Pearce’s home at 2112 Flynn Street. A portion of the house collapsed. Emmerson offered to pay damages. the youth was turned over to juvenile authorities for driving without a license.
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Emmerson
Aubrey Taylor
Flynn Street
R. O. Pearce
Two Japanese officers executed for Bataan march crimes
Yokohama June 29. Two former Japanese officers Gen Yoshitaka Kane and Col Kurataro Hirano were executed today by a U S Eighth Army tribunal for responsibility in the 1942 Bataan march. About 10 000 American and Filipino soldiers died in the march and 25 000 Filipinos died later at Camp O’Donnell.
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Yokohama
Yoshitaka Kane
Kurataro Hirano
Eighth Army
Bataan
Camp O'vonnel
Tito Slavia Premier Tito labeled fallen idol by Cominform
Associated Press reports Premier Tito of Yugoslavia is denounced by Cominform as non Marxist and anti Communist. The article notes his exile of King Peter II and Draja Mihailovic execution, his Yugoslav model of Soviet style rule, and charges of opportunism nationalism and secession from unity of socialist front.
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Associated Press
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Babe Ruth
Cominform
Tito
Kremlin
Red Army
Russia
Communist Party
Peter II
Draja Mihailovic
Soviet Union
Louisiana Senate takes up 363 million general appropriations bill
Baton Rouge la june 29 the 363000000 general appropriations bill set for action in the Louisiana senate as a special order with about 30 related measures sent for special order The Madden bill revising the civil service act passed the house 72 to 73 Senate also approved measures on juvenile courts natural gas royalty payments district judge salaries clerks retirement and workmen's compensation and finished action on New Orleans city government reform creating an eight member council with seven district elected and one at large member
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Senate
Lessley P. Gardiner
Opelousas
House
New Orleans
Treaty Signed Between Denmark and United States in Marshall Aid
Denmark and the United States signed a bilateral Marshall aid treaty today in Copenhagen. Publication of the text awaits ratification by the Danish parliament, expected tomorrow. The article notes the first cash register was invented in the United States in 1879.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
The
Radio Program Time Adjustments Across Regions
Eastern local time remains standard while Central zones subtract one hour and Mountain zones subtract two hours. Stations may shift relay times to fit local schedules but last minute changes are not reflected.
Radio Schedule Fragments From KMLB Listings
A dense schedule shows daily radio programs across KMLB 1440 and local stations with music, news, dramas, and variety segments. Entries include ABC CBS and local time blocks from morning to midnight featuring Talk, musical variety, soap operas, news, and concerts.
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Martin Agronsky
ABC T
Hollywood
ABC
Ted Malone
U P
L. Gibbs
Ed Miller
Bankhage
Johnny Hill
Ethel and Albert
U S. Marine Band
Johnny Green Orch
Claudia
Treasury
Vesper
UPP
lh—Terry & the
Glen Gray Orch
Jos Pierce
Joe Hasel
Russ Morgan
Radio Schedule Ledger for KNOE and NBC Listings
A detailed daily broadcast log lists KNOE 1230 and NBC programs with times from morning to late night. It includes local shows, news, music, dramas, and special programs such as Pan Am baseball scores, Red Cross Blood Bank, and the Daisy chain of NBC network episodes.
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Alex Dreier
Nelson Olmstead
Fred Waring
Joyce Jordan
Nora Drake
Katie’s
Lora Lawton
Betty Harris
Knoe
Sam
Ray Wyles
la. Ramblers
Red Cross Blood Bank
Drew Pearson
League of Women Voters
Veterans Administration
Melody Theater
Pepper Young
Portia
Cineona Ata
Tommy Dorsey
News of the World
NBC
Art van Damme
Quintette
Harkness
Washington
Call For Music
Judy
Eddie Cantor
Fale Leva
Cal
the Police
Sigmund Romberg
Morton Downey
Hatel Astor Roof Orch
Arkansas Jubilee Radio Schedule Mess
A garbled Shreveport radio timetable lists Ark-La-Tex Jubilee, Georgia Peachpickers, Mercer Brothers, Harmie Smith, Tennessee Ridge Runners, Wendy Warren, Grand Slam, The Doughboys, Nora Drake, Hilltop House, Lum N Abner, Meet the News, CBS notes and station identifiers. Many entries unreadable or corrupted.
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Mercer Brothers
Johnny
World News
Musical Horizons
Dr. Malone
Arthur Godfrey
Elisabeth Smassi- Musig
Wendy Warren
New
Helen Trent
Our Gal
News
Bailes Brothers
Juniper Junction
AP News
Guiding Light
the Doughboys
Mercer Bros
Nora Drake
Frelvn Winters
David Harum
Hilltop House
House Party
Hunt Hunt
Tennessee Ridge Runners
Bob Shipley
Peter Donald
Fairfield
Chile
CBS
Css
Jackson Woman Seeks Husband to Support Two Sons
Nell Rhoades, 35, a Jackson stenographer and organist, advertises for a husband with $10,000 to provide for her two sons Jimmy, 9, and Charles, 7. A native of Bentonia, she has been married twice, awaiting a divorce from her second husband after a brief separation post 1947 marriage. Her son Jimmy wishes for a pony owning father.
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Jackson, Miss
Nell Rhoades
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Rhoades
Bentonia
Miss
James A. Merritt
Jimmy
Charles
Forrestal's Son Heads to Frankfurt With Harriman
Reports from Frankfurt say Defense Secretary James Forrestal's son Michael, 21, travels with Ambassador Harriman to Europe. They are to meet Gen. Lucius D. Clay in Frankfurt, then proceed to Berlin. A public notice incorrectly said Secretary Forrestal would arrive with Harriman and was later withdrawn.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Defense
James Forrestal
Michael
Lucius D. Clay
Forrestal
Paris
W. Averell Harriman
ERP
Europe
Harriman
Berlin
Rhein-Main
Hoover Speech and Melton Highlight 1948 GOP Rally
A long account of the 1948 Republican National Convention describes Herbert Hoover's farewell sermon like address and James Melton's opening night program. It notes Michigan figures Kim Sigler and Homer Ferguson pushing for Vandenberg, plus delegate antics and regional tensions.
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Camden
B. C
Philadelphia
Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona
Kelland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Meyer Davis
Roosevelt
Eleanor the Great
New York
Jimmy Petrillo
Davis
Swanee River
Columbia
Dixie
Herbert Hoover
Liberty
James Melton
Mr. Melton
Hollywood
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Vandenberg
Sigler
Homer Ferguson
Radio Schedule Snippet from Bastrop Station
A fragmented broadcast grid lists program names and times from KTRY Bastrop including Morning Devotions Stamps Baxter Quartet Riders Of The Purple Sage Sing With Bing Duke of Paducah Pipes of Melody and Final Edition News with line off Lava alert signals.
Births at St Francis Sanitarium in Ruston and West Monroe
Mr and Mrs L P Walker Jr of Ruston welcome daughter Paula Catherine born June 24 followed by Mr and Mrs Leon Mecall of West Monroe with daughter Alice Marie born June 22. Mr and Mrs Charles Bee of Monroe greet daughter Teresa Lynne born June 26. Mr and Mrs Shelby E Thompson of Swartz celebrate daughter Sandra Kay born June 25. Mr and Mrs J A Wilson of West Monroe announce son Dewey Hershel born June 25.
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L. P. Walker, Jr
Ruston
Paula Catherine
Leon
All
West Monroe
Alice Marie
Charles Bee
Monroe
Teresa Lynne
Shelby E. Thompson
Swartz
Sandra Kay
J. A. Wilson
Dewey Hershel
London Dock Strike Strangles Meat Ration During Recovery
Prime Minister Attlee vowed the government will feed the people as a dockers strike halts exports and delays ships. The walkout began over higher pay for handling a dirty cargo zinc oxide, costing about 1.6 million dollars in ten days. Londoners see meat rations drop from 18 to 10 cents weekly as U.S. observers warn of impact on Europe recovery.
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Attlee
Alfred Barnes
London
U. S
Britain
Luxury Super Chief Derailed in Winslow Arizona
The Santa Fe luxury Super Chief passenger train derailed in Winslow yards. Four-unit diesel locomotive and three cars overturned. The eastbound train from Los Angeles at 9 p.m. was 12 cars long. Injuries reported as several people, doctors summoned. engineer E. L. Hosler aboard. Initial reports cited derailment near the roundhouse and parking lot incident.
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Winslow
Ariz
Santa Fe Railroad
Winslow Yards
Morris Richards
Winslow Mail
Richards
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
E. L. Hosler
Winslow Roundhouse
Berlin Blockade Crises Prompt UN Council Review
United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie weighs bringing the Berlin crisis before the Security Council as Allied powers race to sustain food for 2.5 million residents. Meanwhile Soviet rail and food restrictions deepen the blockade, prompting airlift plans and potential paratrooper drops to relieve Berlin.
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Lake Success
Russia
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Berlin
Security Council
Poland
Ruhr
Germany
Helmstedt
U. S
Army
William H. Draper, Jr
A. C Wedemeyer
Attlee
London
Britain
France
U. N
Clay
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Allied Control Council
Caribbean Air Command
Panama
Albrook Air Base
Frankfurt
Li Tsung Jen backs national capital move to North China
In Peiping on June 29 Vice President Li Tsung Jen said North China is safe and urged relocating the national capital from Nanking. He argued the shift would boost army morale in the fight against Chinese Communists.
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North China
Peiping
Li Tsung-Jen
Nanking
Grasshoppers Swarm Cropland Near Bassfield Mississippi
Hungry grasshoppers march across about three square miles southeast of Bassfield chewing corn and cotton. Entomologist Dr. Clay Lyle and Extension Entomologist L C Murphree assess the outbreak blamed on a hot dry spell. Arsenic or toxaphone suggested, flames tested, farmers battle the invasion with limited success.
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Bassfield
Miss
Clay Lyle
State Plant Board
L. C. Murphree
Dr. Lyle
Plant Board
Mississippi
Lyle
W. P. Wilson
Third Army
John W
O. T. Hathorn
Bill Dorris
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Man IN the Iron Mask
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