Radio Programs Jest From An Erratic Schedule
A fragmented list of Sunday radio programming names many stations such as WOAI KARC and WOAI again with times and show titles like Gema of Melody Sunday Drivers and Jazz programs. The chaotic OCR yields a dense timetable including church services, concert broadcasts, and variety acts across stations in Texas and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTEA
Gema
Melody
Woai
Baru
Bmacterighter Smite
Maateel
Bob Redds
RTS
Lee O'Daniel
ENAC
M. Tsa
Business Asen
Faior Bowes
Chuskwszein
Wre
Kang Tora
Gutrtet
Taylor Tabernacle
Lawis
Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects 1940s Daytime Lineup
A dense listing shows WOAL KABC and other stations with programs from morning to noon. Entries include musical acts, talk shows, weather, church programs, and entertainment features with many named hosts and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Fernando Rely
WOAL
KABC
Short Wave SUNDAY Radio Schedule and Advertisements
Radio listings and program notes include Caracas London New York Berlin and Philadelphia segments with times, English brand names, music and drama programs, and an auto trades note urging readers to use Trade It on a better car. Broadcasts range from afternoon to late evening across multiple stations and languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Danne
Musiq Sud Sone
YVSRC
Moscak
Speciel English Brandes
Imeg
Herlin
Greman
New York
Dinner Canseer
W3kal
Allo Tandou
Vinisage
M. Frague
Opera Tosca
Carpenella
Pitioreh
Albion
Bisie Weslet
Gram For
America
London
Faris
Taly
Philadelphia
Sammy Haye
Hin Orchestra
WIXAM
View
TS Ha
Music Takes Leading Role On Airwaves Tonight
Fredda Gibson guest solos on the Summer Hour at Columbia network at 7 p.m singing Blue Evening and Is It Possible. David Brockman conducts the world premiere Manhattan Fairy Tales with Howard Barlow's Columbia Broadcasting Symphony hour at 8 p.m. Barbara Jo Allen acts on One Man's Family and Kim Ameche with Gale Faye star in The Lady Is Poison at Hollywood Playhouse tonight. Tune Twisters rejoin Jane Froman at Musical Playhouse at 5 30 p.m. Tomorrow Pop concert over Columbia network at 3 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naior, Howes
Capitol Family
Salt Lake City
Gramophone
Ted Brown
ETSA
Church of the Air
Alsebmarusis Park
Wyrst Presbyterian Church
Hare Eiest Baptist
RMAG
Ay Kysit
Central Christan Church
Chautauqua Symphony
Kafc
Texas Hall of Fame
X. Recorde
Guy Lambardo
Hartsa
Alphaland
Fredda Gibson
Columbia Today
KTLA
David Brockman
Howard Barlow
Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Hour
KTSA
Barbara Jo Allen
Beth Holly
Charlie McCarthy
WOAI
Kim Ameche
Gale Faye
Hollywood Playhouse
Jané Froman
The
Musical Playhouse
Sky star to swastika causes Hollywood scare
In Hollywood on July 22 a six pointed star appeared in the sky and, due to wind, turned into a swastika. Police explained the pilot aimed to trace a steer’s head and star for a sheriff’s barbecue night, but the wind altered the design.
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Hollywood
INS
Claude Morgan
Sheriffs Office
Sheriff’s Office
Steer
Sheriff's Office
Casa Manana Ice Cools Em Anyhow
Fort Worth opens its fourth Casa Manana with Roy Bolger Frances Lanelord Rosa Morgan Shirley Gray and Bob Williams as headliners. The two hour show features Adele Inge 14 ice skating and the duo Da Angelo and Porter in a dance act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Manana
Fort Worth
Texas
Monk
Roy Bolger
Frances Lanelord
Orchesirs
Rosa Morgan
Shirley Gray
Bob Willams
Red Dust
Adele Inge
da Angelo
Porter
Marshall says tactics unchanged since Napoleon era
General George Marshall, newly named chief of staff, says military tactics have changed little since Napoleon except for deadlier warfare. In remarks at the University Club in Chicago, Marshall stated the aim remains to move the man to the place and provide maximum morale and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Napoleon
George Marshall
United States Army
University Club
General Marshall
Thetis lifting effort fails near Liverpool harbor
A salvage attempt to beach the sunken submarine Thetis with 103 men aboard failed as eight lifting cables parted. The plan, using the rescue ship Zero and winches, would have moved Thetis 14 miles toward shore on the rising tide.
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Liverpool
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Reecorde
Benny Goodman
Merande
Neighbors
TSN
Red Nervo Orchestre
Sona Guygalle
Brsa
Sumer ‘Theater
Rono—Studio
Pal Jmisa
Vesner
Fxg
Wai
Aldrich
EARC
Stan Lomax
Rono—Stusiio
Charlie WcCattig
Godman Bend
BMAC
Mexican Chamber of Com
Merce
RTSA
Haut Us
Chaliswood Playhouse
O—American Ae of
Fanc
the Sunday Review
Mexican Chamber of Commert
the Proubectors
Armcisi Adventures
Woal—natl
Symphony Orch
BABC
Stcve
Shreveport
Kono International Goodwill
Brazil
Henry Kine
Orch
Woai—Radwin CO
Henry Goodman
Jeck Tengerden
Ewen Hale
Risa Carls Molina
Weems Oren
Agr
woat—Frackie
Master Orchestra
Sivn
KMAC
Masic
HMAC
Sion
HTSA
Smonte Magee
Grandma
Tisphebed
Jenny
Viennese Ensemble
Frew Allison
Rane
Guil Worthe
Fashions
Rils
John Agnew
Tastor Pubernaele
Radio Garden Club
XTSA
Dinleerenadera
Nancy James
Szlon Musicale
Woai—Uginne
Hetty and
Bob
Bluek
TON
Roberte
Tosne
Il A.M
STGA
Yourn
Hingin
Road of Life
Qure
Ming Judie
Tom Dickey
Texas Farm and Home Hour
Yorda and
Muzic
Kane Wews
s—Weigats
Smoky Mountain
Hotner
Hoyn
Doughboys
Narinticg
Chuck Wagon Gang
Totel
Oal
Atary Marlin
Tamances PG
Concert Wall One
Gospel Peignshin
EISA
Woman's Radio Journal
Wheel of Fortune
AY Gar Sud
Jane
Ftella Dalles
He and
Bade
Isi Air
Merkel Pape
Is Hop Cabtest
Barry Wood
Swoa
Wenecast
Phi
Kaneta
Ted Narva'r
Smatea
Calumta Broadcasting System
Syatem
Ailanel Broadcaating Co
Tryocrenan Slate Network
TOW
Texen Quaiity Network
Kelirneedads AO Ae
UW 8
Enelieh
Berlin
Garman Literature
Saat Meg
Brockman
Columbia Network
Thetis
Montclair
San Antonio
Willie Poain _ Robertshaw
Aca
Montelala
Koxed
Henry
Jorrie
Antonio
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