Radio Schedule Shakeup Promises Big NBC Shakeup
NBC plans a new program starting Monday replacing Perry Como at 9 p.m. on KTAR. Frank Sinatra will lead with a new partner Dorothy Kirsten, accompanied by Nelson Eddy on KTAR Thursdays at 7 p.m. Como shifts to a Thursday night slot as the Kirsten Eddy duo debuts. The Standard Hour at 9:30 p.m. Sunday on KTAR features 16 year old violinist Saundra Berkova and tenor Gilbert Russell. William Steinberg conducts. Additional KTAR notes include Kaufman Capp Wilson on Who Said That? at 8 p.m. and John Charles Thomas as guest on Telephone Hour at 7 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Perry Como
KTAR
Frank Sinatra
Dorothy Kirsten
Metropolitan Opera
Nelson Eddy
Como
Kirsten-Eddy
Sinatra
Saundra Berkova
Gilbert Russell
George S. Kaufman
al Capp
KTYL
Crosby disks host to Bing and Dick Gilbert show
Dick Gilbert presents Bing Crosby in The Groaner recordings from Top Of The Morning with Ann Blythe also singing. Crosby acts as de facto DJ, guiding the program as Joy Williams, KOY’s news editor, is introduced. Labor Day will feature Truman and Murray broadcasts across KPHO and KTAR, plus Broadway Showcase returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Gilbert
Bing Crosby
Groaner
Ann Blythe
Bing
Crosby
KTYL
der Bingle
Joy Williams
Koy
Joy
Phoenix
University of Illinois
North 32Nd Street
Will and
Wit
Daily Illini
KPHO
Lexington
Truman
KTAR
CIO
Phillip Murray
AFL
William Green
Dick Flanagan
Webb and Knapp
Mindy Carson
Copacabana
Eddie Joy
Joy Santley
Stanley Church
New Rochelle
Hollywood
Warner
Gerald
Raffles) Dennis
Church
Bryan Foy
Church Mouse
Broadway And Elsewhere notes in a celebrity column
Ex gubernatorial candidate Herbert Lehman challenges Liberal and upstate Democratic foes while facing Irving Ives for Senate amid ALP plans to back Henry Wallace. A sprawling jittery society column follows, detailing Criminology school, private policing on the Riviera, showbiz arrivals, and Hollywood connections with a stream of names and theatrical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Lehman
Newbold Morris
O’dwyer
Lehman
Irving Ives
Dewey
American Labor Party
ALP
Henry Wallace
John Foster Dulles
About Your Health Irritation In Nerve Area Can Produce Severe Pain
Dr Herman Bundesen explains that even minor irritation in nerve rich regions can trigger severe pain, especially in lower bowel disorders like hemorrhoids fissures and abscesses. Treatments include proctoscope exams wet dressings enemas local anesthetic injections and warm irrigations with possible surgery to remove fissures or hemorrhoids if pain persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bundesen
Sunday and Monday Horoscope Outlooks for Stars column
The forecast highlights strong potential for ambitious projects on Sunday Sept 4 with growing funds cooperation and prestige but warns against overconfidence and aggressive tactics. Monday Sept 5 foresees broad cultural intellectual social activity with travel discussion festivities and varied projects.
Ameche To Sink Wildcat Oil Test
Actor Don Ameche returns to West Texas to drill a wildcat oil well in Borden County northeast of Midland. Ameche and partners bought about 10,000 acres in a 21,600 acre block for ten dollars an acre, with Stanolind Oil and Gas purchasing the other half. The well is planned to reach about 10,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Tex
Don Ameche
West Texas
Borden County
Here
Ameche and Associates
Mystery Writer Rice Struggles With Fourth Marriage
In Los Angeles on September 3, mystery writer Craig Rice faced a court hearing after spending two days in a psychopathic ward. She admitted staging a life ending plan to spur her estranged husband to reconcile, claiming there was never any intent to kill herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Craig Rice
William B. Neeley
Police Hope Robbers Won't Bother Mrs Villavicencio Again
ST LOUIS MO Sept 3 UP police for obvious reasons hoped today the robbers who victimized Mrs Villavicencio would never bother her again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Villavicencio Cresearsaum
Victor Angus Johnston Birthday Card from Inkster
Victor Angus Johnston born September 3 1900 on a farm near Inkster North Dakota. Campaign director for the National Republican Senatorial Committee aimed at retaking Senate control in 1950. WWI railroad artillery veteran who served in France, taught school, edited a weekly, and worked for Editor and Publisher before entering political publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Angus Johnston
Inkster
N. D
National Republican Senatorial Committee
GOP
Senate
University of North Dakota
France
George Leach
Minneapolis
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Gracie Allen on American visits and princesses in politics
Gracie Allen jokes about Princess Margaret staying in London and the royal family's stance on American visits. She contrasts democracy in America with royalty, noting Japanese princesses shopping and driving, and recalls choosing love over politics by marrying George Burns, not a theater manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret
America
Gracie Allen
George
Union Hill
Love
Remembering Names In The High School Commencement
Gar ry Myers urges precise pronunciation of each student’s name by the diploma presenter and teachers to honor the person behind the name. He notes how mispronunciation harms dignity, recommends practice, and suggests discussing name courtesy in school councils and faculty meetings. He offers his bulletin on the lonely timid youth to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Herbert
Elsie Sokolsky
Herbert Allport
Also Mentioned on This Page
RADIO
de Vries
Fountain Pen
SHEAFFER @ PARKER - EVERSHARP
Waterman
Arizona
Arizona Hotel Lobby
Phoenix, Ariz
Third Avenue
Washington
B & B Lumber N O
Al’s
7Th Ave
Western
Parker
Shontex
Eversharp
Goufort
Heinze, Bowen & Harrington
West
G. F
OSS Automobile
A. B. Robbs Agencies, Inc
W. Jefferson
Broadway
Jack Lai
New York Institute of Criminology
Hotel Ansonio
FBI Academy
Alberto Dodero
French Riviera
The
Aga’s
Bill Ohrndorf
Larry “Dillinger
Tierney
Southampton
Martha Toren
Pat O’connor
Joe Fischetti
Chicago Big Business Syndicate
Peggy Maley
Rocco
Virginia Bush
Bill Miller
Riviera
Warners
Helen Morgan
Rosalind Courtright
Beverly Hills
Marty Mills
Jack
Mills Music
Nancy Hanks
AGVA
al Brower
Lorna Rhodes
Mel Allen
Margaret Phelan
Warbler
Art
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Elliott Lawrence
Mary McCarty
Miss Liberty
Bill Goodwins
Mary Martin
Eddie
ED Wilcox
Dick Turner
Welby
Garry Myers
KRUX
Electric Center
D.C. Bacon
Tric
P. M
Radio G
Music By Stars
Hit Parade
Dennis Day
Richard Diamond
Private Detective
Grand Ole Opry ” i
Dragnet
Truth Or
Nes
Gene Autry
Tex Beneke Orch
Dave Coleman
Andrews-News Hits & Co
Ea Our Korral
Heinie and His
Treas
Shamrock
Monica, Whalen Whalen
Doug
Tom Dorsey
ens-Nite
Sarah Vaughn Leighton
Nobie Orch
Huntley News
Lawrence Welk
Templeton
Treas. Bandstand
al Lyons Orch
Lyons News
Hora del Hogar If
Assembly of God
Benecke Williams
Aftews
Fred Feiber
Carolina
Iin Music Lutheran Hour
Church of God
Church of Air
Algona Church
Frelissous
Israel Radio Bible Class
Pee
Hecy Sgktaeg
Chicago
Salvation Army
Chiese
Army
Vesner
Chryscot
Eugene Lowell
Laves Suns
Tim Hr
St. Ancis
Guleas
CBS Symphony
Orch
Army Air
Force Bandidare
Voice of the
Calif
Nick Carter
LDS Tabernacle
ews-Harkins ” Co
Dude Wranglers Wingaters
Meloas Boys Griffin
Hagges
Mystgre Martin Kane
Dagarreat
Reg Hopkins
Bil Cunningham
Harvey Harding
News of the Air
Figsta
Review New Theater Pgm
Dr. Hawkins
East
Royals
L. C. Smiths
Woodstocks
Portables Underwood Remington
Ream Howard Office Supply
ART Supplies
North Central
Army & Navy
Axe
Jefferson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!