Radio Program Shifts Highlight Summer Schedules
As June gives way to July radio stations roll out summer lineups with ABC realigning morning hours to add serials starting Monday. Steve Allen headlines Songs For Sale on KOY while Martin Kane shifts on KTAR NBC with Lloyd Nolan. KOOL premieres String Serenade and HoRace Heidt Talent Show moves up for a steady sponsor slot.
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ABC
Steve Allen
Phoenix
KOY
Cbs-Kool
KTAR
NBC
Martin Kane
Lloyd Nolan
William Gargan
MBS
Alfredo Antonini
Horace Heidt
Red Skelton
California Tech
United States
Japan
Asia
Progran
Iuno
KRIZ
KTYL
KRUX
Nes
jNews
Harkins
Dennis Dayson
J. McCarthy
Canova
S.C
Grand Ole Opry Lange
Tucson Cowboys
Sun Valley Barn
Vaughn Monroe
Ificent
Agnificen
Benson Pia Scar Dumon
Montague Ees Si
Hashkhife
Harties
SBS Bandstand
Caravan
Melodies Ae “ Orchestra
Kpho-Tv
Faye Emerson
Sheldon
Smith
Gibbs Heater
Hoffman Hayride
Leonard Leigh
Hora del Hogar
World News
Arizona
Sincerely Yours
News-Pi
Rienes
North Phoenix
Baptist Church
Airpew
Unday
Frank
Ernest
Salt Lake
Lake City
Voice of Religiou Sun
G. Hardy News
Message of
Israel
Amnon Negro College
LBS
I. V. Gold
Red Sox
de John’s
Chicago
Ainst Church of Pie Mesa Methodist
Stasi Eas
Sammy Jose
Canale Hour
Bob Considine
Bill Cunningham
Piano Playhouse
Perenne Ing Blue Sa Amer
Hi Neighbor
String Saale
Bill Hickok
We Methodist Ee Shadel Ig
Voice of
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Chuarry LeSeur
Tigers
David Lawrence
Hashknife
Billy ‘Graham Oo Lawrence
John C. Swayze
Hartley
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Frank Sinatra
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Phil Regan
Rere Melody Peent
Charlie Wild
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Cal
Walter Winchell
Corliss Archer
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Louella Parsons
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Bobby Benson
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K. Griffin
Gloria Parker
Ted Mack
Ronny
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Art of Living Saints
Grant Holcomb
Pulpit Pe - Brotherhood
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Fred Allen
Jack Carson
Sam Levenson
Jack Gleason
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Burns and Allen
Fred Waring
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Tex Beneke
Pete Parker
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Retewar Malakbe
Bob Garred
Frank Goss
Ppaee Ranchee
Reno 5iAriz
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Roadrunners dinner meeting set for next Friday
The Roadrunners traveling salesmen group will hold a dinner at 7 30 p m next Friday at Toy's Shangri La Ed Ryan will speak Also in brief PTA officers elected Capitol School Mrs P R James becomes president succeeding Mrs B I French who plans to move The slate includes several vice presidents secretaries and an auditor Plus bankruptcy petitions for Abrahamss and Neides Little Lingerie Shop case and concrete bases for two shuffleboard courts at Jackson School
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B. I. French
N. Laurel
R. O. Rightmer
Rocco Ragone
Richard E. Wagner
Raymond Hathaway
Benton Brown
Marion L. Clawson
C. F E. Garner
Franklin J. DeVore
Edward R. Mendez
Fred J. Dobelhower
G. G. Brown
Garth Ghering
Paul Henney
Paul Bungard
Andrew Galasky
Wholesale prices ease 0.3 percent in week to June 26
Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics says wholesale prices fell 0.3 percent in the week ending June 26 while the overall index remains 15.1 percent above a year ago. Major groups declined except metals and fuel. Farm prices slid 1.3 percent from mid May to mid June, marking a fourth straight month of decline.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Agriculture Department
Birthday tribute to Wilfred Pelletier pianist conductor
Born June 30 1896 in Montreal Wilfred Pelletier rose to fame as a pianist and opera conductor. He coached stars at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York including Caruso and Scotti. He married Rose Baynton in 1937.
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Wilfred Pelletier
Montreal
Pelletier
Caruso
Bob, Matzenauer
Farrar
Scotti
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Rose Bampton
U S Population Tops 154 Million Reported
Washington AP reports the census bureau announces the United States population including troops abroad has passed 154 million this month and could reach 155 million by year end. Population rose about 200000 monthly over the past year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Bureau
Freddys Martin Record Tangle and Studio Rumors
New York reports June 30 headline chatter about Debussy Clare de Line in Freddy Martin’s next record, possible lawsuits over tempo choice, and a publisher dispute. Also notes Jolson estate settling for back pay, Dizzy Dean mispronunciations, and varied showbiz snippets including Sarah Vaughan and Roy Sievers moves.
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New York
Debussy
Clare de Line
Freddy Martin
Cain & Abel
Jolson
Eppy
Sarah Vaughan
Sugar Ray
Naziland
Sarah
Media gossip reel mocks film critiques and music buzz
A fragmentary New York cultural mosaic cites Walter Winchell quotes, Roosevelt Stalin Yalta chatter, and industry jabs. It notes critics Bosley Crowther and O Gurnsey, Anne Jeffreys departures, Billy Wilkerson and Tom Seward splits, record chart chatter, and a 14 month old narcotics scandal yarn rejected by editors as too fantastic.
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Roosevelt
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Yalta
New Yorker
Medulla Oblongata
Emory Lewis
Bosley Crowther
N. Y
Bogart
Cloud
O. Gurnsey
The
Herald
FBI
Nelson Case
Anne Jeffreys
Kate
Bob Sterling
Gramercy Ghost
Billy Wilkerson
Tom Seward
Drunx
My House
Allen Churchill
Mag
Deadlock at Young Republicans National Federation convention
In Boston on June 30 AP reports a crucial election session as three top candidates vie for national chairman. McCarthy laments Washington corruption while Harper Era West hopes pressuring New York. Taft supporters in telephonic efforts back Merrill K. Davis. Davis denies leaning. Wiley E. Mayne also runs. McCarthy criticizes war handling and U N fate in Korea while attacking Truman.
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Young Republicans National Federation
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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New York State College
Schwartz
New York
Herbert Warburton
Wilmington
Del
John Tope
Detroit
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Merrill K. Davis
Salt Lake City
Davis
Wiley E. Mayne
Sioux City
Iowa
McCarthy
United Nations
Korea
President Truman
Potsdam
Roosevelt
Yalta
U S Specialists Aid Congo Studies
Washington June 30 The Economic Cooperation Administration plans to send eight American agricultural specialists to Africa to join Belgian scientists in a Congo research program aimed at boosting output and cutting farming costs. Four team members are already en route including Dr John G Cady Dr Gerard A Bourbeau Dr Theodore M Sperry and Dr Jasta V Ruhe.
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Washington
Economic Co-operation Administration
Africa
Congo
ECA
John G. Cady
Department of Agriculture
Gerard A. Bourbeau
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Theodore M. Sperry
Kansas State Teachers College
Jasta V. Ruhe
Iowa State College
Eighteen Japanese Defenders Surrender After Seven Years
Eighteen Japanese soldiers on Anatahan Island in the Marianas surrendered to a U S navy tug today, ending seven years of isolation as they accepted that Japan had lost the war. The group stood at rigid attention as a rubber boat from the USS pulled them from shore.
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Guam
Anatahan Island
Marianas
Japan
Horoscope and war update mingle in July 1 report
The daily forecast urges caution in social and romantic matters for Sunday July 1 while praising serious work and long term goals. The piece then shifts to wartime news describing Cocopa soldiers surrendering to U S forces near the beach, and the end of Operation Removal as Lt Cmdr James Johnson steps down and Henry M Hedges prepares to assume district administrator duties in the Northern Marianas.
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Guam
Japan
Cmdr
James Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
Northern
Marianas
Johnson
Henry M. Hedges
Chicago
Department of the Interior
Navy
Trust Territory
Kan Akatani
Tokyo
Ishicwata Ichori
Hoyosuka
Bank Antitrust Suit Recessed Until October First
Federal Judge Harold R. Medina recessed the government antitrust suit against 17 large investment banking firms until October 1. The defense sought time to inspect government papers, and the case had begun hearing without a jury nearly eight months ago.
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New York
Harold R. Medina
Medina
Mountains at the beach as proposed by Dr. Urey claim
Dr. Harold C. Urey speculates on global climate shifts from iron movement to the earth’s center and surface. A senate committee is urged to investigate the notion of building mountains at beaches to aid tourism and agricultural uses, with visitors potentially playing in snowless, flattened sands for wheat and strawberries.
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Encanto Park
Harold C. Urey
Senate
Summer Care Tips for Pets in Hot Weather
Practical advice on flea prevention, hydration, shade, and cooling for dogs. Warns against mid day heat, recommends antiseptic baths, veterinary care for serious cases, and avoiding overexertion. Emphasizes carnivorous diet and gradual adaptation to heat with a common sense approach.
Bolt Sets Off Dynamite in Pyrenees Storm
In Tarbes France on June 30 AP reports a construction site accident as lightning ignited 12 dynamite charges during a storm high in the Pyrenees. One workman died and two were severely injured as cascading rocks trapped them.
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Tarbes
France
Pyrenees
Plentiful Seafoods Expected Throughout July
Washington reports the Fish and Wildlife Service states seafoods will be plentiful through July with high summer production of fish and shellfish. Frozen seafood in storage on June 1 topped 100 million pounds, about 6 percent above a year earlier.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
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