Radio Schedule Fragments From Local AM Station Listings
A scrambled OCR of daily radio programming outlines shows, hosts, and time blocks across multiple stations. It names Happy Johnny, Tom Grunwell, CBS News, Jim Titus, Al Soper, and Gene Smith with many time slots, music blocks, weather, and sports headlined throughout a long weekday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Grunwell
Tom Grunwell
T. Grunwell
Don Spotts
CBS World Roundup
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
CBS News
Jim Titus
Johnny i
Politan Sound
Bob
Helder
Wmhi Radio
John Staub
al Soper
Showtime
Near Soper
Ase Soper
Soper
Tucs
al al Soper
Repeat Of East Germany Rises Under Soviet Rule
Berlin reports on three decades of East German governance under Soviet influence. The article traces Ulbricht’s leadership, blocking dissent, and party control over police, media, and industry, with tanks in 1953 signaling Moscow’s stance. It notes troop concentrations near Dresden and Potsdam as a constant backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert J. Erb
Associated Press
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Germany
Kremlin
Walter Ulbricht
Alexander Dubeck
Biltz
Prague
Ulbricht
Dubeck
Red Army
Dresden
Weimar
Wittenberg
Ferbane
Lineup For Election Ballot Revealed In Maryland
Baltimore AP In a ruling to the Baltimore City Supervisors of Elections the attorney general's office says Democratic candidates must be listed on the top line of Maryland voting machines in the November general election. Thomas A. Garland assistant attorney general sent the opinion Friday. The city had planned to place Republican candidates first citing tradition tied to the governor. Garland cites a 1967 revision of election law as making past practice illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Attorney General's Office
Maryland
Baltimore City Supervisors of Elections
Thomas A. Garland
Wiliam J. Evans
Dent
Evans
Spiro T. Agnew
Garland
Cement's ancient roots unlocked by hydraulic mix discovery
The World Almanac notes cement dates back 5000 years with Romans using hydraulic cement that hardens in water. Lime paste and volcanic ash formed a mix used for structures like the Colosseum and Pantheon. After Rome fell, cement formulas were lost until John Smeaton rediscovered it in 1756.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Almanac
Colosseum
Appian Way
Pantheon
John Smeaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Escistis
WED — Radio
Muse
Walter Crow
Hile
Titus
Lowell Thomas
World Tonight
Business Report
CBS Dimension
BU Snyder
Jimmy Thompson
Ny the
Wemd —Fm
Bob Helder
Alyse Sikioe Sharest
Sharon Snyder
Gary Kirtley
Gary Kirtiley
Hagerstown
Jim Thompson
Simn ‘Thompson
Favor
Tte
Favorsome
Ste
Jin ‘Thompson
Eek
Gene Smith
Donne
Air Force
Luslum Homes
BR. R. Rice
Cavco Building
Frederick
Browerick
St. FredeRick
Mary
Jack Reed
Rythmaires
Free State Inn
Route 40
Steve Iz Oo
Thomas Crown
TIVOL
Sandy Dennis
Anthony Newley
Yey
Theodore Burt
RGA
Bikel Bron
Aramat Eg Oort Cube
Sever Arts
Disney
Hayley Mills
Watson’s Family Restaurant
Patrick
F.M
Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Peoples Service Drugstores
Peer Ee
Imperial Living’ Co
Aly OY
Eastman
W. Patrick St. Frome
Sears
Amaz
Member Federal Deposit
Farmers "and Mechanics National Bank
Bob McAllister
General Hospital
Patty Duke
Dobie Gillis
Flintstones
Perry Mason
Dark Shadows
Gilligan’s Island
Food For Life
Danny Wilson
Lassie
McHale's Navy
Merv Griffin
Spectrum
McHale’s Navy
Jobs
Jeannie
Merces
Redskins
Rowan
Martin
Hazel
Lucy
Donald O'Connor
Peyton Place
Movice
Mayberry
Bob Tope
NET Journal
Corrallin’ the Colts
SCC
Carol Burnett
de Gaynor Bcn
Georgetown Forum
Barbara
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Kh van Dyke
Hollywood
Sid Drorce
Mike Douglas
America
Daddy
Guiding Light
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
Heath Market
Dinappaintine
Earl
She Market
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