Radio Programs In A Busy Evening Schedule
A cluttered listing outlines a night of radio programs featuring orchestras led by Charles Dant and others, with dance tunes, news, sports, and dramatic segments across multiple time slots. Notable names Include Theodore SUES, Ted, Gibbs, Finney, and Robert St. Jean alongside varied acts and military broadcasts.
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Charles Dant
Mre Tprackimba
Nbe
Bia
Cba
Three Suns
Cone Frazier
Russ Brown
Tiv Bawan
Noan Wen
Israel
Htu
Fertmsscht Stras
Tilho
Arthur Ilale
Orchost
Hasemar
Ee Godwin
America
London
Miby Bis—Gibbs and
Finney
Orchest
Ube
Green Hornet
Urania
Renfro Valley
Blu
Dhs
Ots OQ
SBC
Summer Symphony
Orch
Tarade Orchostracehs Gas
Mbsse
Dosakis Shinent
Bill Stern
Mis & Nest
Mhe
Bii
Hughes
Cimmont
Attlesechs Ce
den Aties
Mbs
Terie Club
Gary Progra
Marty
Mba
WiWb
Robert St. Jean
Linston
Nhe
Radio City
Bercosiel
Tisester Strings
Sammy Kaye
Nhe Blue Theater Players
Dbs
Richard Raton
Danring
Fort Dix
Nmius
Nmusic
Nelehbo
Roy Porter
Columbia
Symphony
Chautauqua Symphony Orches
P. Scherer
Bly Base
Ancock
Abe army-Navy
Gar
Andre Kostolanetz
Young People’s
Adolf
Basié Arcing Music
Gladya Swarthout
Basic
Nba
Britain
Blu Halis
Montezzuma
Marines
Wm. L. Shirer
Cbs
Ramigg
Orchestra
Blu Edward R. Murrow
Cbs Wichs
Ar & RT
Mystery Clues and Railbird Riddles On Horse Racing Favorites
Puzzle driven item lists clues labeled numbers and abbreviations across a racing themed segment. It presents cross references like perches gods cleansing and man’s name hints tied to horse racing favorite outcomes, with scattered wordplay and foreign language hints interlaced in a cipher style.
Mardi Gras State Puzzle Prompt
Fragmented OCR puzzle clues mix cryptic definitions and word parts. The list includes numbers and headings like Etruscan, Benin, and Nigeria, with many incomplete terms. It reads as a crossword style fill in the blanks, offering hints such as symbol for stellarium and terms for ages, dress, and plains.
Intonation and insurgent voices in wartime prose
A reader laments harsh news about Nazi aggression and war costs. The author, N A Lufburrow, urges better language and hope, noting that current reports are grim yet urging a saner, more hopeful outlook for the future.
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Alles
N. A. Lufburrow
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Tor
Chicazo T
Sir Bog O' Koefe
Fanny Qalbum
Fiine Fromar
Walter Wo
Dancinz
Mother Nature
Curio
Jeorizontal
Ireland
Vread AS
Cee Ie
Racuan
Alabama
Lord Raglan
Mardi Gras State
Benin
Stanley
Perceived, & Bury
Pass
Egypt
Neproes
al. Railway
Stellarium
Eim
Sime
Luf
Edward
Gadder
the Tate
Matt and
Jeff
Ipea
Pont Know
Boots
Kee's & Crain
Ragut ON
The
Joo
Red Ryder
L Ron
WWE
Sieneano
Freckles
Whats
Hilda
Vale TV Panutal
Masor
Fates Ones
John