Radio Bus tour and broadcasts highlight KTAR schedule
KTAR promotes a 10 15 a m radio bus tour along the Colorado River with stops at Navajo Bridge Grand Canyon Lake Mead Hoover Dam and a Jedediah Smith feature from Arizona Adventure. Also Bert Lahr and Ann Sothern lead Burlesque at 6 30 p m and a National Business Women's Week program at 2 30 p m featuring The Lonesome Lady drama about a widow’s entry into business. KOY notes football fans’ happiness.
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Scott
KTAR
Colorado
Navajo Bridge
Grand Canyon
Lake Mead
Hoover Dam
Jedediah Smith
John McCreevy
Arizona
Bert Lahr
Ann Sothern
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
KOY
USC and Ohio State Clash Broadcast Set for Tomorrow
Ringside will air the USC Ohio State game at 3 15 p m tomorrow with KRUX at 4 05 p m offering Music for America. The programs feature the orchestras of Al Goodman Ray Black Jay Blackton Ted Dale and singers Kay Armin Jimmy Carroll and Robert Merrill across multiple broadcasts.
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KRUX
America
al Goodman
Ray Black
Jay Blackton
Ted Dale
Kay Armin
Jimmy Carroll
Robert Merrill
Square Dance Nights At Local Hubs Tonight
Heel and Toe Club meets at 9 p m at 333 West Washington Street Birches and Crows Club hosts an 8 p m event at the YWCA Building Howdy Pardre Club of Good year gathers at 9 p m in the Avondale School gymnasium for square dancing events today.
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Heel and Toe
West
Washington Street
Birches and Crows Club
YWCA
Howdy Pardre Club
Goodyear
Avondale School
Radio Showman Booked In Death
Hollywood, Oct 8. Frank Haven MacQuarrie 55 radio show producer and announcer of Noah Webster Says was booked on suspicion of manslaughter after his car struck Dorothy Friedman 47 on the Cahuenga Freeway. The impact hurled her over 20 feet.
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Hollywood
Frank Haven MacQuarrie
Noah Webster
E. R. Evans
MacQuarrie
Dorothy Friedman
Cahuenga Freeway
Mayer adopts wife’s daughter in Los Angeles case
Film producer Louis B. Mayer legally adopted Suzanne Mary Danker, 12, daughter of his wife Loretta Danker whom he married last December. Mayer already has two children by his first marriage, Irene Selznick and Edith Goetz.
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Los Angeles
Louis B. Mayer
Suzanne Mary Danker
Loretta Danker
Mayer
Irene Selznick
Edith Goetz
Social News Bits From New York and Beyond
Highlights include Baruch’s ambassador-brother to wed a Hollander baroness, Nehru’s Waldorf suite from Oct 15, Pinza’s fresh laurels and a TV deal worth $30,000. Kay Thompson’s Beverly Club premiere deferred, and Busy industry chatter on unions, scandals, and upcoming shows in April through February events.
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New York
B. Baruch
Nehru
India
the Waldorf
Ezio Pinza
Roxy
Kay Thompson
Beverly Club
Nawlins
City Prison
Winchell
City
Bertrand Campbell
Larry Adler
Houston
Tex
Connecticut
Actors’ Union
AGVA
Kay Medford
F. Emerson
Johnston
Medford
S. Pac
Bennny Goodman
Izzat Good
59Th St
Virginia Leigh
Max Hart
the Palace
Walter winchell column tours baseball lore and oddities
Reader Fred Balk notes the atom bomb joke as a top New York feat while baseball memories mix with Dodger heroes Lavagetto and Gionfrido and Babe Ruth pitching records. The column rounds through World Series odds, player taunts, and a fan letter from Babe Ruth praising Ralph Kiner as a record hopeful into 61 homers.
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Fred Balk
New York
Russia
U. S
Hiroshima
Lavagetto
Gionfrido
Dodgers
Rizzuto
Babe Ruth
al Capone
Bill Terry
Giants
Mgr
Brooklyn
Cubs
DiMaggio Brothers
Kiner
George Herman Ruth
Ralph
Birthday Tribute to Juan Domingo Peron
Juan Domingo Peron born October 8, 1895 in southern Argentina. He rose through a military career, authored strategy books, and shaped a nationalistic movement culminating in the 1943 palace revolution. Peron led as president after 1946 and won a term to extend power in the following year.
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Juan Domingo Peron
Argentina
Castillo
Peron
Ramirez
Labor unions show ironclad harmony model in Phoenix
Bill Hines reports on a labor system in Phoenix where three union and three contractor reps form a joint committee to settle disputes. Conciliations and an arbitrator enforce final rulings, with a five year contract extension if changes occur. The piece covers Labor Council endorsements, restaurant industry cooperation, steelworkers negotiations with Reynolds Metals, and lettuce harvest labor battles in California.
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Bill Hines
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Ted Pustarfi
Phoenix Painters and Decorators Joint Committee
Pustarfi
Arizona State Department of Labor
Local 86
Arizona
J. J. Orr
B. E. Nolan
O. E. Sanborn
Rufus S. Beck
William L. Niven
J. A. Bridges
Pustorff
Phoenix Community Chest
Phoenix Central Labor Council
AFL
Phoenix
Arizona Restaurant Association
Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders Union
Phoenix Technical School
Carl Muecke
American Federation of Labor
Local 3937
United Steelworkers of America
Get
Ting
Reynolds Metals Company
James E. Robinson
Steelworkers International
Congress of Industrial Organizations Group
Steel Mills
Robinson
National Labor Relations Board
Michael Bergwin
West Coast
Reynolds
Bergwin
Troutdale
Ore
California
Congress of Industrial Organizations Unions
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
CIO Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
Elmer F. Vickers
Arizona State Federation of Labor
St. Paul
Stars Say October 9 10 zodiac forecast in brief
The entry warns of abrupt adventures and unpredictable turns on Sunday October 9 with possible deviations from norms in planning and contact. It advises orthodox conduct to avert drama, notes unusual urges for a child born that day, and highlights Monday October 10 as requiring steady effort and caution against misjudgments and external disruptions.
Gracie Allen Salutes National Newspaper Week Newsboys
Gracie Allen humorously honors newspaper boys on National Newspaper Week noting their dawn starts amid smog barking dogs and eager readers. She recalls early delivery dangers from Pony Express days and jokes about process servers and vaudeville audiences, praising reporters’ persistence.
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Princess Elizabeth
Stalin
Jacque Mercer
Pony Express
George
Gracie Allen
Song marathon record claimed by Joan Shepherd in Oakland
Nightclub songstress Joan Shepherd claimed a new song marathon record in Oakland she finished eight hours of continuous singing at city hall plaza for the local community chest at 6 p m She described the feat as something different from flagpole sitting.
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Oakland
Calif
Joan Shepherd
City Hall Plaza
Songstress Bonnie Baker Wins Divorce in Chicago Court
Songstress Bonnie Baker, 32, known for O Johnny, was granted a divorce from Frank Taylor in Chicago superior court. She waived alimony and received custody of daughter Sharon, 9 months. Baker alleged cruelty and said Taylor struck her on July 8 and August 18. marriage dated March 16, 1948.
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Chicago
Wee
Bonnie Baker
Johnny
Frank Taylor
Miss Baker
Sharon
Joseph A. Sabath
Taylor
St Louis Theater Official Visits Here
Mr and Mrs Albert Stetson longtime St Louis theater executive visits his mother Mrs Elbridge Stetson at 78 West Cypress Street Stetson oversees purchasing and real estate for a 35 theater chain and formerly ran Fox West Coast theaters He helped establish the Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce and built the Studio Theater He and his wife have visited Prescott with her parents Dr and Mrs S H Robinson
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Albert Stetson
St. Louis
Elbridge Stetson
West Cypress Street
Stetson
Arizona
Fox West Coast Theaters
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Studio
Stetsons
Prescott
S. H. Robinson
Red Light Melodrama Opens at Vista Theater
The Vista Picture Melodramatic Red Light opens yesterday at the Vista Theater. It follows a trucking company owner who seeks vengeance for his brother the priest's murder, halted by a Bible passage. George Raft and Virginia Mayo lead with Gene Lockhart Raymond Burr and Henry Morgan in support. Roy Del Ruth produces and directs for United Artists. Exterior scenes were shot in Los Angeles Hollywood and San Francisco. Interiors were filmed at Nassour studios in Hollywood.
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Vista Theater
George Raft
Virginia Mayo
Gene Lockhart
Raymond Burr
Henry Morgan
Roy del Ruth
United Artists
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Nassour Studios
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Gogo) Salton
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Dennis
Capitol
Morton Day
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Gene Autry
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Treasury
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Kool Mbs
Kzona
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St. Mary's
Mesa
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Tom Dorsey
Tommy
KTYL
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Jack Benny
Tws
Midnite
Assembly of God
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Tex Williams
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Wings of Healing
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Miss Brooks Pee Ee
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Sern Four
Red Harkins
Ia River Boys
Heprew Yee
Methodist Chyren Soaps of Israel
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Figgta Mpadeapa
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Amos & Andy
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Serenade
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Hammond Organ
Church of Christ
Chapel In the Sky
Church of God Record Review
Elody
Fakations
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Songstress
St. Louis Theater
E. McDowell
Vista Picture
Howard Office Supply
N. Central Ave
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Adams
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