Radio Schedule Highlights A Long List Of Programs
A dense listing of radio programs and times outlines a full broadcast day. It includes Horace Heldts Review, Barbara & the Boys, London reports, The Rhythm Workshop Orchestra, Your America Concert, and many dramas, newscasts, and variety shows across NBC CBS ABC and blue network affiliations with precise half hour blocks and special features.
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Inp
Arey Hospital
Abc the Sampson News
Dbs
Horace Heldts
Barbara & the Boys
Cbc
London
Cbe
Rhythm Workshop Orches
Nbc
Dance Music Orchestra
America
Te Caney
Dhs Newa
Stopak
Navy Bulletin Board
Phil D'Arcy
Nbe
Cbs
Massey
Army
Quincy Howe
News
Harry Page
Halls of Monteauma
Feopie
Bs Storyland Theater
Biu
People's War
H. Fleming
Nbc Harmers Sports Report
Hawaii
Art of Living
Nbc World News
Cbz
Joe
Nbc Lisne
Maymerhe
American Eagle Club
Leland Stowe
Ellery Queen
South
Mrs. Miniver
Blu Ur Hale
Dancing Music Orchestra
Abie
Kenny Baker
Biv Frank Singiser
Newacast
Mbs-East
Arthur Hale
Chicago
Theater of the Air
Barry Wood
Guy Lombardo
Cbs & Blu
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests PBS 1940s Style
A dense listing of 1940s radio programming across NBC CBS and mutual networks. Portable guide includes concerts sermons dramas comedies news roundtables and variety shows with time stamps and featured performers or hosts such as Lavallo Kennedy Murrow Kostelanetz and Whiteman.
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Paul Lavallo
Trans-Atlantic
Houston
Ming
Androl
Continentalea
Nashville
Voice of the Dairy Farmer
Nbc
Church of the Air
Che John B. Kennedy
Stanley Dixon
Josef Marinas
Blu
U. of Chicago
Cbc
Che Sammy Kaye
Edy Murrow
Nbc Dangerously Yours
Cbs
U S.A
John Chas
News of the World
Upton Close
NBC Symphony
Toscanini
Nbe
Family Time
Patrice Munseleche
Mary Small
Bulldog Drummond Adventures
Bil Shirer
Catholic Radio Service
Paul Whiteman
Mbs
Eddie Garr
Cbs Qui Kids
Joe Kelly
M. C
Chas. McCarthy
E .Bergen
Blondie
Muale
Gabriel Fhatter
Mubs
Dhs
Walter Winchell
Walter Hampden
Mbr
Basin Street
James Melton
Cbe
Jimmie Fillers
Hollywood
Phil Spitainy
Girl
Phil Baker
Riley
Bendix
Cedric Foster
I.es Tremayne
J. Gleason
We the People
Che Freling Foster
Southeastern Conference proposes contracts linking high school seniors to colleges
The Southeastern Conference plans radical postwar changes to college sports including signed contracts binding high school seniors to one alma mater in exchange for a free education. Proponents argue this clarifies amateur status and prevents athletics from financial temptations. critics fear professionalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tigers
Detroit
Louisiana State
Poard
Southeastern
League Leaders From AP American and National Leagues
AP league leaders list shows in the American League John Johnson Boston 326 batting and Stirnweiss New York 102 runs. Stephens St Louis 92 RBIs. Fox Boston and Bou dreau Cleveland 32 doubles. Lyndell New York 13 triples. Stephens St Louis 16 home runs. Stirw Weiss NY 43 stolen bases. Hughson Boston 185 pitching wins? 183 ated Newhouser Detroit 228 733. In the National League Walker Brooklyn 356 batting. Musial St Louis 98 RBIs. Nicholson Chicago 97 RBIs? Musial doubles 45. Barrett Pittsburgh 18 triples. Nicholson Chicago 9? Seton Bewes Barrett Pittsburgh m. Wilks St Louis 14-1.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Boston
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
Bits
Fox
Boudreau
Cleveland
Lyndell
York
Detroit
Steven Bases—Stirnweiss
Hughson
Ated Newhouser
Walker
Brooklyn
Rews—Musial
Rum
Nicholson
Chicago
Rite—Musial
Musial
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ram—Nicholson
Prefers Suit That Is Evenly Divided
A fragment from a bridge hand shows a balanced suit preference with openers and passes. The sequence includes centers and positions like North East and South, indicating a coordinated bidding style and defensive assignments within a partial deal.
Four suits and a grand finish in a bridge hand
By William E. McKenney. In bridge strategy a hand with four cards in two suits is safer than a 5-3 split. South aims for six hearts and seven by a diamond ruff with king hearts, dummy entry with queen of spades, and final ruff to reach seven. Six spades requires double dummy ruffing of two diamonds and drawing two hearts and two spades, with a club finesse and end play.
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South
September Rainfall Totals Show Heavy Month Start
The September rainfall reached 1.16 inches by Friday evening with August short of 2.7 inches and year to date deficit at 3.84 inches. All county areas benefited as humidity peaked making Friday oppressive. Potomac and Monocacy rivers ran muddy with the Monocacy about a foot higher.
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Potomac
Monocacy
Brunswick
Hagerstown Men Fined In Sugar Ration Cases
Two Hagerstown area residents were fined 100 dollars and costs each in Baltimore Federal Court after pleading guilty to sugar ration violations. Charles H. Clarke Jr. of Sharpsburg, a ballplayer with the Interstate League and insurance man, admitted buying 1600 pounds of sugar with counterfeit stamps and reselling it in small lots. He said he bought stamps from Howard Myers of Dargan, Md., who pleaded innocent to possessing and selling large quantities of sugar coupons. Herbert Bryan, Dry Run farmer, admitted using about
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Charles H. Clarke, Jr
Sharpsburg
Interstate League
Clarke
Howard Myers
Dargan
Herbert Bryan
Larmer
Horizonta unit insignia and misc word puzzle clues
A fragmentary OCR page lists U.S. Army unit insignia and a long word puzzle with numbered clues and partial answers. It includes references to horizonta 1 division insignia, Swiss mountains, rivers, and various cryptic cues such as symbols for gold, astrology, and common words. The layout mixes military notation with a vertical puzzle section.
Boonsboro men fined in sugar stamp case
Weaver A. Moser admitted buying 900 pounds of sugar from Clarke and Bryan and Moser were fined 100 dollars and costs. Charles R. Pound faced illegal possession and transfer of ration stamps but was not arraigned. Prosecutors sought to defer Clarke’s sentence until after Myers’s trial, saying he would testify.
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Weaver A. Moser
Boonsboro
Clarke
Bryan
Moser
Charles R. Pound
W. Calvin Chesnut
Myers
Will the present World War be the last global conflict
Six Frederick Maryland area residents were asked if the current world war will be the last major war. Responses varied from doubt to belief in Biblical prophecy, and to a cautious hope that peace could come if drastic efforts are made, with one observer noting millennial-era church readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Globe
J. Lee Willard
Frederick
R. W. Hanley
Walkersville
Brunswick Co Op Association To Meet
The Brunswick Co Op Association holds its member meeting at Farmers' Community Hall Peters ville on September 7. Sam Rusherman presides while David Arnold delivers the cooperative report on local service and M F Borden presents the Southern States Cooperative annual report. Nominees for two committee seats are Mrs William Wenner Mrs David Arnold Mrs Lee Titus and Mrs Woodrow Souder. The program starts 8 15 p m with invocation by Rev Ralph H Miller and group singing led by Robert Staley. A secretary will be chosen before the business agenda. an open forum and policy vote follow. Refreshments conclude the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Cooperative Association
Farmers’ Community Hall
Petersville
Sam Rusherman
David Arnold
M. F. Borden
Southern States Cooperative
William Wenner
Lee Titus
Woodrow Souder
Brunswick
Ralph H. Miller
Robert Staley
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MR. and
Mrs
Sapling
ARTHans + SHELL
Tae
PAM Sasp
Stulpa
Tharlie
Aaa
Matt and
Jeff
Hei
Poe
eLuck
Boots
Somebody Vite Mou, Pnt
Hobbs
Rowdy
Sab
CSON
Radio Prograppaare
Seton Bewes—Barrett
Wilks
Center Mesa
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Mother Nature's
Curo
U.S. Army
U.S
John Gaels
Egypt
Abraham
River Barrie
India
Ton Pugele
Mrs. J. Grant Swank
James L. Porter
Atgill Conner
Brunswick Co-Op Association
Red Ryder
Wee Little Beaver
Freckles
Magazine Shell
Amos
Sue
Kereeke
Boursugy
Wwe
Ohaphi
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