Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s Station Lineup
A dense list of radio programs and times mixes networks and show titles from a historic schedule. Names like Jack Smith and Vincent Lopez appear amid an array of dramas sports and variety features.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1950
Page
9
A dense list of radio programs and times mixes networks and show titles from a historic schedule. Names like Jack Smith and Vincent Lopez appear amid an array of dramas sports and variety features.
Radio and television games set for Saturday include two radio matches and three TV telecasts. Ohio State versus Minnesota leads the radio lineup on ABC at 2 15 p m from Minneapolis with Harry Wiser announcing. CBS and NBC plan multi game roundups featuring Notre Dame Indiana and other major clashes. NBC also covers Notre Dame Indiana on NBC and MBS with Bill Stern and Al Helfer. Army versus Harvard appears on NBC TV from Cambridge at 1 45 p m, while Navy versus Southern California airs on CBS TV from Baltimore at 1 45 p m with Red Barber.
A long OCR like collage lists many items from art and literature, including Leonardo, dates, and scattered phrases. It also cites a 1911 theft and recovery, plus a jumble of biographical and biblical terms and scattered television and local notices. The readable portion references Armistice Day events and local society activities.
Announcements report the marriage of Dr. E. C. Foley of Front Royal to Miss Francis May Yowell daughter of Mrs. Clarence Yowell and the late Mr. Yowell Mitchell Va. They wed Oct 12 and will reside in Front Royal after Nov 15. Foley has long been known in the community for medical work. Also notes that Capt John William Everhart and Sgt Charles A Segman with Mr H R Lockwood of Francis Warren AFB were in the Canton area on a business trip.
Radio receivers of the future will be much smaller than present models. Elimination of tubes and use of stamped circuits instead of actual wires, and sealed components, will make the smaller sets possible.
Pessimistic Pete spots a defensive path to a small slam in a bridge hand and explains how trump and club play clear the way for success. The Army Field Band will give a concert at Hagerstown High School on November 6 at 8 p.m., sponsored by local recruiting offices.
Washington reports 21,101 medical men signed up in the first draft registration for doctors last Monday. Among them are 13,968 physicians 4,989 dentists and 2,144 veterinarians. Additional medical men will register later.
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