Radio and TV Listings From a 1940s Broadcast Schedule
A dense OCR of radio and television program listings shows numerous show titles, hosts, and networks including WFMD WAT, NBC, CBS, DuMont, and ABC. Entries span music, comedy, drama, news, sports, and variety across daytime and evening slots with several named performers such as Gene Autry, Frank Sinatra, Judy Canova, and Phil Baker.
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Nbe Cbe
Abc Harmony Rangers
Earl Godin
Nbs
Price of Peace
NBC Symphony
Nbe Sports Roundun
Celes Arty Wismer
Abe Ocgan
Mbs
Cba
Robert Nathan
Abe 770
Tehoss
Dollar
Cbs
Ttn
Your Business
Abe al Helfer
Thea New Continentary
Abe
Abe-East
Abe-West
Eusha Monroe
Space Patrol
Abs Gene Autry
Shaw
Cbs Shoot
Ade Wik
News & Variety
All Nets
Oelector Borge
Nhs
Sam Levensoy
One Man's
Clark
Erwin Lim
Jack Carter
Abe Ken Murray
Whiteman
Showtime
DuMont
Sid Caesar
Frank
Nbe the Symphonet
Dts
Harionie Orchestra
Axbo Rendler
Tines
Jane Morgan
Nbe
Neva
Weel
Worle
Abe Chaleonse
Yukon
Baseball
Abe Bobby Benson
Banebal
Attesi
Bape
Saint
Abe Kate Tour Ietecha
Martin Kane
Bareball
Phil Regan
Abe Frank Sinatra
Cbs Concert of Europe
Moby
the Blandings
Abe Cetestiys
Newa
Cha Sows
Abe Rey Rogers
Miss Brooks
Nick Carter
Jack Benny
Adam's Playroom
Abe Wid
Hickok
Pall
Alice Endds
Amos
Andy
Ged Mack
Abs Peter Salem
Hadda Hoppen
Abe Chas McCarthy
Singiny Marshall
S30
Theater Guild
Abe Red Skelton
Dhs
Enchanted
Corliss Arener
Walter Winchell
Mba
Cexcepe
Hollywood
Texas Rangers
Abe Horace Heidt
Che
Cwmbs
Phil Baker
Whn
Europe
Gloria Parker
Aba
Dbs
George Sokolsky
Kanperfe
Ab Eicept
Harry Wismer
VWOO
Baseball Net
Gene Autry
Aldrich
Imne USA
Pentagon
TV Playhouse
Fred Waring
Rocky King
Chicago
Garroway
Cbe
Sunday Closing Of Liquor Places Urged
In Baltimore on May 11 the retiring January term grand jury urged Sunday closing of taverns and reduced liquor hours. A special committee on liquor issues made the recommendation amid ongoing reform discussions.
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Special Committee On
Malowan Keeps Cool In Diamond Slam Defense
Walter Malowan faced a diamond slam after Waldemar von Zedtwitz and P Hal Sims led a tense defensive battle. Sims ruffed the opening heart, Malowan ruffed, and the play moved with trumps and diamonds as the lay of the hand unfolded. Malowan’s precise defense yielded critical diamond plays and heart tricks.
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Oswald Jacoby
NBA
Walter Malowan
Walter
Malowan
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
P. Hal Sims
Slims
Dedlarer
Dummiy
Sims
East
Malowart
Crossword Style Word Puzzle Vocab List
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Cancer Fund Drive Opens In Taneytown
Taneytown Legion Auxiliary extends the cancer fund drive through May 15 led by president Mrs. Ruth Feisler who reports satisfactory results. Miss Virginia Kubit will represent Taneytown High School at Girls State in June, with donations approved for the cancer fund and Memorial Day parade. A June benefit demonstration of household effects at the president’s George Street home was halted.
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Taneytown
Legion Auxiliary
Cancer Fund
Ruth Feisler
Auxiliary
Virginia Kubit
Taneytown High School
Girls’ State
George Street
Irene Deleon Love
Edgar Winchester
Perryville
David Litke
Patty
Betty Ann Fowler
St. Joseph's Church
Anniversaries and Birthdays Feature in History Lists
Today in History notes events from 1788 to 1950 including the founding of Tammany Hall, Audubon’s Birds of America volume, civil war clashes, and Roosevelts era acts. Birthdays include Allis, Wa Childs, Woodberry, Nordica, Crane, with brief lifespans. Horoscope signals cautious, inventive mood and potential unseen risks.
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Edward P. Allis
Milwaukee
Carenovia
Charles Wa. Childs
Philadelphia
Baltimore
George E. Woodberry
Bex Mass
Lillian Nordica
Farmington
Java
Fank Crane
Urbana
Ohio
Famimnany Hall
New York City
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Audubon
Edinburgh
Scotland
Congress
Mexico
Spottsylvania
Hell's Half-Acre
Glenn Martin
California
Roosevelt
Okinawa
Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
Ingram M. Stainback
Frederick Negress Is Given Prison Term
Edith Virginia Orem, a 20-year-old Black woman from Frederick, was sentenced to a year and a day in Federal prison for sending a threatening letter. She pleaded guilty to demanding $25 from Hansel E. Hurst, a Frederick restaurant operator, and to exposing him as a gambling operator if payment was not made.
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Baltimore
Edith Virginia Orem
Frederick
W. Calvin Chesnut
Hansel E. Hurst
Hurst
Gettysburg College to Break Ground for New Chapel
Gettysburg Pennsylvania May 12 ground will be broken Sunday for the 520000 chapel to accommodate 1200 students. The first spadeful of earth will be turned after a Mother’s Day service at Brua chapel at 1130 a m.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
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