Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse 1930s Programs
Radio grid lists 8:45 program blocks with The Three Suns and Captain Midnight, Denver String Orchestra, The Chicago Troubadours, and Dorothy Kilgarray. 7:00 to 11:00 mixtures include Fred Waring, Amos and Andy, War Commentary, Amos and Andy sketches, Duke Ellington, and news segments. Some entries repeat names and show typical sponsor music, drama, and news interludes of the era.
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Three Suns
Beattergood Balues
Captain Midnight
Mbs
Denver
Blue Frazier Hunt
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ted Steele
Abe
Red Lum
Abner
Vera Barton
Cbhs
Jack Armstrong
Bol Stern
Lowell Thomason
Escorts
Fred Waring
Amos and
Andy
Cbs
Fulton Lewis
Mr. Keen
Jack Stevens
Johnny
Orchesta
Xavier Cugat
Horace Heidt
Aberrd Mitton Berle
Blue
Bob Burns
Ebs
Ned Jordan
Elmer Davis
Ed Gardner
Gabriel Heatter
Spraks
London
Spo O—Fibber McGee
Mel Dr. Damrosch
Blue Weekly
Mhs
Bob Hope
Abered
John GB. Hughes
Mts
Red Skelton
Morgan Beatty
Nhe
War on gas issues fuels public urgency on road use
The writer urges Washington to recognize the ongoing war while criticizing politicians and locals for debating gasoline allotments. He warns that continued disputes over gas lines jeopardize road safety and national effort, urging seriousness in wartime mobilization.
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Washington
Blackwood System Used In Slam Bid At Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina at the Carolina Piedmont Tournament Mrs A M Sobel of New York and Capus Waynick of High Point won the mixed pair event. Peter A Leventritt of New York finished a half point behind. Leventritt and Waynick reached a small slam and played the hand at no trump instead of heart as indicated by the Blackwood sequence. Waynick’s four no trump was the Blackwood bid and the five heart showed two aces.
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Greensboro
N. C
A. M. Sobel
New York
Capus Waynick
High Point
Peter A. Leventritt
Mavynick
Leventritt
Mrs. Waynick
Northwestern State V Horizontal 1 Puzzle Piece
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with references to mythic figures, scientific terms, geography and language. Clues include hunter slain by Artemis, neon symbol, and a Dutch city. The grid blends culture, science, and geography in a traditional puzzle format.
Vocabulary Lesson Note on Word Usage and Pronunciation
This item discusses common misuse of phrases like we have lots of time and explains pronunciation tips for encore and Sovereign. It also defines sanction as a verb meaning ratify or approve and cites a Treasury test batch where nylon was used instead of silk without detection.
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U. S. Treasury
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Mother Nature’s Curio Shop
NEA Service, Inc
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Artemis
Abraham
Seth
South Carolina
Waltee Pinch
Matt and
Jeff
Bungle
Lene
Ktaw
Boots
Kkik
Red Ryder
MR. Suddle
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Freckles
Freck
June
Scone
Talon
Martha
Mr.runkle
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