Radio Football Roundup and Schedule Highlights
KTAR airs a football score roundup at 3 45 p m and a grid iron review at 22 35 p m today. KOOL offers USC Navy at 5 15 p m. Lily Pons returns to KTAR at 7 p m Monday on Telephone Hour. Changes include Truth or Consequences at 9 p m replacing Dragnet 9 30 p m. Sam Spade moves to NBC KTAR at 6 p m tomorrow. James Melton hosts Harvest of Stars at 3 30 p m tomorrow. University of Arizona departs noon 1 15 p m tomorrow for Booth Tarkington Period as the first NBC University of the Air dramatization. The series will feature three units credit per semester with enrollment details from the University of Arizona Extension Division. The Jack Benny show at 5 p m tomorrow on KOY features Bergen Skelton and Amos n Andy. KOY’s My Friend Irma with Marie Wilson will become a movie. Marie continues her role.
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KTAR
Kool
USC
Whooperoo
Sam Spade
Gordo
NBC
James Melton
Warbler
Harvest of Stars
NBC University of the Air
University of Arizona
Booth Tarkington
Tucson
Jack Benny
KOY
Edgar Bergen
Red Skelton
Amos ’N’ Andy
Benny Gang
Tex Williams
Lawrence
Treas
Lone & Story
Niele Reeeane
Univ. of Arizona
Hollywood
Sam -Spade
Kav Armen
NBC University
Tony Pastor
al Lyons
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Chet Ryntey
Midnite
Say
Monica Whalen
Fred Feiber
Carolina Calling
Arizona
Lutheran Hour
Church of Air
Sir Craveller
Garden_ Gate
Allan Jackson Arden
Salvation
Army Agene Lowell
Hora del Hogar
Holly
Assembly of God
Ernest
Message of Israel Young Peoples
Fine Arts
ASS of St. Francis
Piggbouge
Symphonett
Mischel Piastro
Family Hour
Our
Miss Brooks
CBS Symphony
Central Methodist Sunday
House of Mate Ee
Cee Calif. Capavan
Nick Carter
Funnypaper Man
Melody Cael
Israel
We Tabernacle
Harkins
Sunda
Elody Vilight
Poe
Acer
Maricova Stake Navy Balanee
Irma star cast includes Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
The Paramount film features Irma as the dumb but beautiful blonde with Diana Lynn Don DeFore and John Lund in key roles. Radio writer Cy Howard, creator of the Irma radio show, repeats his success in film earning nearly 250000 dollars for his movie duties.
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Irma
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Paramount
Diana Lynn
Jane
Don Defore
Richard
John Lund
Cy Howard
Howard
Guy
Weekend Stars Warn of Rash Impulsive Actions
For Sunday September 25 a powerful urge to act could harm cherished hopes. A quick brilliant coup may thrill but misdirected plans could collapse, causing a string of false hopes. The danger lies in acting from strong emotions rather than prudent consequences. Those born today may seek adventurous expression and unique performance. A child born today could be impetuous and ready for thrills.
Gold and currency in a shifting global balance
The article, reflecting on wartime and postwar monetary policy, argues that devaluing the U S dollar and changing gold content distorts the measuring stick of value. It notes historical shifts from $20 67 to $35 per ounce and discusses the enduring links between hard money, gold, and purchasing power amid world currency turmoil.
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New York
U. S
Paris
Winchell
U.S
Restoring balance through gold, devaluation and inflation
Walter Winchell argues that postwar balance requires gold price rises and dollar devaluation. He notes the dollar buys half as much as in 1933, inflation at 164 percent vs 1939, and devaluation as a tool to curb excessive spending. He warns fixed incomes suffer while gold producers profit, and deficits fuel inflation as debt climbs.
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Wall Street
Treasury
United States
England
Canada
Russia
U.S
Osborn School hires two new teachers
Osborn School announces two new faculty members: Eleanor Grohoski to lead special music and Marily Miller to teach seventh grade. Also notes fall meetings for several local groups and community events across Phoenix including medical and professional gatherings.
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Osborn School
Lance Dunham
Eleanor Frances Grohoski
Minnesota
Oregon
Marily A. Miller
Fostom, Minn
Birthday of WRATH MARIAN LEACH IBM Executive
Born September 24 1916 in Oakland California Marian Leach rose to vice president of International Business Machines at age 27 She studied political science at UC Berkeley earned a BA in 1937 and began as an IBM demonstrator at San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition She trained women for business machines at Endicott taught in Atlanta and joined Endicott faculty after advancement.
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Wrath Marian Leach
Oakland
Calif
International Business Machines Corporation
University of California At Berkeley
Miss Leach
IBM
San Francisco
Golden Gate Exposition
Endicott
N. Y
Atlanta, Ga
Birth rates rise among educated women says Population Bulletin
Garry C. Myers discusses the July Population Bulletin edited by Guy Irving Burch which finds between 1940 and 1947 reproduction rose 81 percent among college graduates while those with less education rose far less. The piece notes potential long term shifts in family size and stresses the increasing costs of reproduction borne by the less educated.
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Population Bulletin
Guy Irving Burch
United States
Burch
Stockholm
Germany
Gracie Allen on Theater Owners Convention Debates
Gracie Allen humorously reports on a Los Angeles national convention of movie theater owners debating credit for tickets hot dog booths and drive in auto service. She jokes about charge accounts complicating home life and fears of tire checks during romantic scenes with actors like Gable and Montgomery Clift.
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Los Angeles
Gregory Peck
Gracie Allen
Gable
Montgomery Clift
Italy Film Director Enrico Guazzoni Dies at 73
Rome AP reports director Enrico Guazzoni died last night at 73, famed for silent Italian classics including Quo Vadis and Messalina. The piece notes his influence on early cinema and mentions etymology of the word truck derived from troquer meaning to barter.
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Rome
Enrico Guazzoni
Costa Rica to open first co operative powdered milk plant
Costa Rica will establish its first co operative powdered milk plant in San Jose. The project aims to boost local dairy production and supply national demand through a centralized facility operated by regional farmers.
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Costa Rica
San Jose
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State Registrar of Contractors
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Robert Hammond
Thunderbird
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Oklahoma City
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