Radio Programs and Time Slot Lineup From 6H0 Schedule
Radio listings present a dense mix of programs across networks with names like Captain Midnight, The Three Luna, Secret Dramatic Serial, Denver Strings Orchestra, Ted Hasing’s Sports, The Chicago Troubadours, Hedda Hopper on Movies, The Golden Gate Quartet, and Amos and Andy. The schedule includes news segments, concert and dance hours, world and war news, dramatic orchestras, and variety acts with multiple repeats and time blocks, reflecting a packed broadcast day across CBS NBC and ABC equivalents with numerous entertainers and serialized segments.
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Cbs-Basic
Hedda Hopper
Golden Gate Quartet
Cbs- Dixie War
Australia
Wbt
Lem
Abner
Pine Ridge
Frank Parker
Buri Ivex
Jack Armstrong
Edward Tomlinson
Lanny Ross
Henry Morgan
CBS
Mbs
Th. Leopold
Parks and Wally
Morton Amuid
Wallenstein
Dr. Hagen
Lone Ranger
Mba
Midwest
Elmer Davis
Camment
Jamee Melton
Nbe
National Radio Forum
Blue Radio Theatre
Chsa Heatter
Spesking
Former Champ Back In Bridge Circles
In the Eastern States open pair championship Richard L. Frey of the Four Aces era proves his enduring skill. Back after a tournament hiatus, he plays East and deftly uses a diamond shift after a spade jack opening to force a nine trick contract, showcasing an insightful play under tournament pressure.
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Richard L. Frey
Four Aces
Frey
East
South
Declarer
Horizon puzzle clues combine to form comedian answer
A clipped crossword style grid lists clues for across and down entries with abbreviations and wordplay. It hints at a famous comedian as the solution and references various standard crossword conventions and theme notes.
Lenient, a Gentle Word for Daily Use
A brief note on word usage and pronunciation. Lenient means not severe, mild, merciful as in Pope quote about time's lenient hand. The piece covers per cent usage, rabies pronunciation, and common misspellings like peaceable versus peacable while urging daily vocabulary growth.
Mind Your Manners Test on table etiquette
A reader asks five questions on child table manners and proper responses. The guide emphasizes finishing at the table, announcing completion, spitting out disliked bites, chewing with mouth closed, and taking sips only when others are not chewing. It then asks what to do if a child finishes first and whether to excuse the child before leaving.
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Mother Nature's Curio Shop
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Boots
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Red Ryder
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Tiny Han
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Zoolie
Pinhead
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