Radio aids National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week
Local radio stations join Arizona State Employment Service in promoting employment for the physically handicapped from October 2 to 8. The effort stresses that handicapped workers are employable and often more diligent, with KOY’s Demonstration Garden returning at 9 05 a m featuring KOY Program Director and Station Manager in lighthearted roles.
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al Johnson
Radio schedule notes popular shows returning to air
The column lists TV and radio program updates including Burns and Allen moving to CBS, KTAR returning Phil Harris and Alice Faye show at 5 30 p m with the same cast, Bob Hope on KTAR at 7 p m with Doris Day and others, Licia Albanese and Enzio Mascherini on The Standard Hour, and Lorraine Hall's Every Woman's World returning to KOOL at 10 15 a m. Also mentions a Tucson Veterans Hospital cigarette shipment and the Er rand of Mercy on KROX.
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Alice Faye
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Doris Day
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San Francisco Opera Orchestra
Red Cross
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Arizona Musical College Expands Facilities and Programs
Arizona Musical College announces expansion at 420 North Central Avenue adding a music store with instrument repair and a dancing school. Dick Ledberry will direct the store, located in the basement, while Patricia Russell, former Ziegfeld Follies performer, leads the dancing program under president J. Allen Sedberry.
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Ziegfeld Follies
Selden gossip and film feuds swing through New York headlines
In New York on September 17 reports swirl about Senator Vandenberg’s gravely ill wife in Grand Rapids, plus Garbo’s Paris exit and a halted film deal demanding $200,000 upfront. Wendy Barrie’s upcoming nuptials spark sparks while party costs rise, Cary Grant’s birth year mix appears, and Fredric March sues for $500,000 amid Communist accusations. Ambassadors, officials, and Hollywood names pop up as rumors, legal actions, and reconciliations ripple through press.
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Walter Winchell Gossip Notes on Hollywood and Books
Walter Winchell surveys Hollywood finance and publishing, noting low Broadway film pay, Readers Digest editor changes, and an enigmatic Mexican $20 piece linked to Bugsy Siegel. He mentions Wolfe, Camden shootings, Sing Sing calls with governors, Irene Williams at the Blue Angel, Durocher bathrooms, Miss America photo, Ken Murray misfires, a libel suit over a fiction column, Alva Johnson’s Mizner quotes, and Mizner’s Paramount bit role.
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Connecticut Breakfast Polls Stir Mild Alarm
Gracie Allen quips about Connecticut's early morning survey finding more people eating tiny or no breakfasts. She notes her household is split on breakfast, with her nourishing her meal while George devours sports. The piece uses humorous digressions about sports standings in St. Louis, Brooklyn, New York, Boston.
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Los Angeles
Pilot bails out from plane over 600 mph test
Navy Lt. Jack K. L. Fruin of Elmhurst Illinois is believed to be the first person to bail out of a jet traveling over 600 miles an hour. He escaped in a mechanical ejection from his F2H Banshee near Cherry Point North Carolina on August 9 after losing control at 30 000 feet.
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Tokyo Rose Trial Reaches Million Words On Record
In San Francisco on September 17 INS reports the Tokyo Rose treason trial has crossed over one million words of testimony as defense rests in week 11. Defendant Iva Toguri d Aquino, a 33 year old Nisei born in Los Angeles, denies or disputes much of the government evidence. The verdict is not expected until late next week or the following.
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Tokyo
Horoscope for Sunday and Monday September 18 19
The writing warns of delays and complex obstacles in future projects urging cautious planning and elder advisers. It notes potential personal strain for those born on September 18 and possible dramatic emotional events for September 19 with risks from elders and over haste. Affected children may face slow mental processing or impulsive actions.
Wall tile production in US tops enough for 1000 city blocks
The latest production data show enough clay wall tile made in the United States in a year to cover roughly 1,000 city blocks, reflecting robust output across tile makers and manufacturers.
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Early Life of News Voice Gabriel Heatter
Gabriel Heatter, born September 17, 1890 on New York City’s lower East Side, began reporting at 13 and covered Brooklyn for Hearts New York American at 15. He animated Hearst campaigns as a boy orator, debated socialism with Norman Thomas for The Nation, then moved into radio in 1932 after scooping the press. His fame rose with his broadcast of Bruno Hauptmann’s execution in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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