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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
14
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Radio schedule notes KDKA WCAE WJAS and others with a dense listing of programs and times including News of the World Inside of Sports Pope Pius IX and major orchestras. The schedule names many performers and shows across stations like WCAZ WIAS and WJAS with start times around the evening and late night hours.
The U S Army Signal Corps develops camouflaged carrier pigeons to resist detection. Captain Ray D Delhone, renowned for his WWI pigeons, has bred a mottled line whose markings hinder enemy spotting and improve survivability in flight.
A fragmented listing shows a June 27 1941 broadcast timetable with musical clock segments, talks, dramas, and sports scores. Notable items include Morning Edition, The Streamliners, American Red Cross Talk, Barrel-O-Dough, Nova Time, Concert Hall of the Air, Baseball Scores, Sammy Kaye's Orchestra, Symphony of Melody, Studio Party, and Sign Off.
Cascade Park will host multiple outings this week per Park Manager C C Coulthard. Events include John Wilson outing and Willing Workers class today, Rainbow Girls and Calvary Gospel tabernacle Friday, White reunion Saturday, Stewart reunion Sunday, Kiddies day with three cent pool rate Monday, aiming for 1500 children. Over 1200 swam last month. Milton Bailog soloed at New Castle Airport this week per William H Tee.
Soldiers in California faced a price drop after a sitdown strike at a San Luis Obispo restaurant led to coffee being served at civilian rates. The initial clash saw soldiers charged ten cents a cup while civilians paid five, but the establishment soon stopped denying service to armed men and fixed prices. The government did not object, and the owner reported all seats filled as soldiers accepted the civilian price. The agreement to charge soldiers the same as civilians was reached after the stand.
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