Radio Schedule Highlights With Teens Nighttime Dramas And Jazz
On KTSA Tuesday evening Ta rry James and BIS Mubig Makers present a spine tingling rhythm program aimed at waking teen ecstasy from 6:15 to 6:50 p m American Melody Hour 6:30 to 7 p m saluted navy tunes feature barltoné Conrad Thibault Vivien Geile Chiesa contralto Evelyn MacGregor and Maltec orchestra Light's Out 7 to 7 30 p m a thriller about revenge designed for strong listeners Al Jolson Monty Woolley 1 50 to 7 85 p m Gless stars Burns and Allen 6 00 p m Tootsie Sagwell and Paul Whiteiman's orchestra Jealous suspense 8 40 to 8 p m film star Poul Lukas in a four part murder mystery Jazz Laboratory 8 to 9 30 p m Love A Mystery 10 to 10 15 p m further developments in a top notch serial News by Am with Cecil Brown 7 65 Joseph Harsch 9 40 Frasier Hunt 0 45 and the News Parade at 10st Wednesday daytime South Baptist Convention at Nashville Tenn 4 43 to 4 p m Rev Dr J M Dawson of Waco Texas reports National Hospital Day 4 19 to 4 90 p m Florence Nightingale birthday observance Are You A Gentleman 3 30 to 4 45 p m radio quilt to be played at home.
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American Melody Hour
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Armerican Hostile! Association
Waco Pastor On Network Discusses SBC Leaders
Dr J M Dawson a prominent Waco preacher and former Southern Baptist president will broadcast from Nashville on the Columbia network Wednesday from 4 45 to 5 00 p m He is a Baylor University alumnus and serves on SBC executive committee He will speak on the Southern Baptist gathering in Idaho and on church matters amid conditions that postponed their annual convention.
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Nashville
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Southern Baptist Convention
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Christ In Century
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Southern Baptist Telerado
Wife Receives 20 Years For Husband's Death In Mass
Beatrice Bouvier was sentenced to twenty years in the Massachusetts reformatory for women after being convicted of manslaughter in the shotgun death of her husband Rudolph Marsichis by a Northampton court on May 11.
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Northampton
Mass
Pims
Beatrice Bouvier
Marsichisetts Reformatory
Ator Weolrg
Rudolph
Man Wins Medal for Air Service Heroics
Rascoe Winburn of 360 Olive Street receives the Air Medal for his son Captain Thomas H. Winburn in the Southwest Pacific theater. The young flyer already earned the Purple Heart, Distinguished Flying Cross, Distinguished Service Cross and the Army Air Medal in over 25 missions. General Kenney praises Americans with courage and resourcefulness in the war effort. Winburn and his daughter Agnes Ross of 825 Delaware Street work at Doneantfield, with Winburn serving in the home guard.
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Olive Street
Etter
G. O. Kenney
Southwest Pacific
Hls i Son
Thomas H. Winburn
General Kenney
House Group To Reveal Labor Measure
The Seventy-eighth Congress faces key fights on reciprocity trade agreements and civilian supplies. House Republicans push veto checks on Roosevelt's trade pact while Democrats seek to extend the program. Senate debates pace pay as you go tax plans and war production board authority looms. House military leaders preview anti strike provisions amid committee moves.
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Seventy-eighth Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Republican House
Roosevelt
War Production Board
Woltolt Rmich
Benster Vandenburg R.mich
Stuml-Carlson
Finance Committee
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House Military Committee
Rep
D-Va
Dairy Firms Aid Blood Drive Campaign in San Antonio
Tio Ville dairy companies in San Antonio launch a blood donation campaign for the Red Cross. Each of 7200 milk bottles bears a large print appeal to donate plasma to save soldiers or sailors, with interchangeable packaging to reach many people.
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Tio Ville
San Antonio
Red Cross
Philadelphia Poultrymen Close and Protest Black Market
Philadelphia Live Poultry Dealers' Association, 609 members, opened their stores in a mass protest against what they called black market activity by certain New York dealers. David W. Feldman said they would stay closed until the black market is driven from Philadelphia. Maurice Stern, an OPA attorney, reported the suspension vote and noted the OPA is hindered by a shortage of investigators.
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Whl
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Maurice Stern
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Arctic Rescue After 20 Days in Frozen Wreckage
A WW II era account describes crews crammed in a damaged C-54 fuselage as they endure frostbitten feet and scarce supplies. Rescue runs by Grumman amphibian planes and sled teams unfold, culminating in the first successful landing on the ice cap and the recovery of two more men after grueling, wind blasted days.
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Greenland Plane Search Leaders Set Out in Arctic Trek
An experienced Greenland explorer Lieut. Max H. Demarest and Sergent Tetley depart in two motor sleds from Antonia Texas. Both bring prior Arctic travel experience and are designated as the first men to travel certain Arctic routes.
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Max H. Demarest
Stat Agh
Don T. Tetley
Sergent Tetley
Antonia
Texas
Arctic
Eden Says Hess Still Confined in Britain
London May 11 Foreign Secretary Eden told the House of Commons that Rudolf Hess remains confined under the same conditions as before his 1941 flight. He answered questions about Hess’s treatment and denied claims that Hitler’s deity transported wartime securities or that any Hess family member benefited from them.
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Rudolf Hess Sill
Germany
Eden
Commons Tsking
Csltain
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