Evening KSIM Radio Schedule Highlights Week of July 29
Radio listings detail KSIM programming across morning to late night, with rotations of news, music genres, devotions, sports, and special programs. Notable items include local news at 6:15 and 6:15 again, Twilight Reverie, Hot Jazz, Morning Musical, Dan's Disc Derby, Vernon and Martha Guttenfelter segments, and Cardinals game updates.
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KSIM
Dorothy Shay
Vernon
Martha Guttenfelter
Dan
Rio
Freddie Martin
Fred Waring
the Sportsman
Cardinals
New York
Harry James
Richard
Bing Crosby
Martha Gut
Tenfelter
Joslyn To Speak In Radio Addresses For Campaign
State Senator L. D. Joslyn of Charleston seeks the Democratic nomination in the Tenth District. He will broadcast on KSIM Sikeston today at 7:45 p.m. KBOA Kennett Sunday August 1 at 3:45 p.m. or 8:30 p.m. if baseball airs. KEWVS Cape Girardeau Monday August 2 at 8:15 p.m. The talks scope Americas Number One Problem.
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L. D. Joslyn
Charleston
KSIM
Sikeston
KBOA
Kennett
KEWVS
Cape Girardeau
Joslyn
Orville Zimmerman
America
Announcement on Women Enlistees in the Army
The Department of the Army allows Women’s Army Corps members discharged between May 1 and July 8, 1948 to enlist in the Regular Army or Air Force within 90 days, keeping grade and enlistment allowance, with Cape Girardeau as the local Recruiting Main Station. Personal interviews required with a WAC WAF or NCO. Safety note warns 4 000 under 15 killed in auto crashes last year, urging slow driving and watchfulness for children.
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Department of the Army
Women’s Army Corps
Regular Army
Air Force
WACS
Cape Girardeau
WAC
WAF
Morehouse News Highlights Local Visits and Family News
Miss Lois Heaton reports on activity around Morehouse with visitors from Perryville Clarion Ark and Cape Girardeau plus local trips. Elmer Ernst and Elbert Simons visit. Jo Ann Cornell confined at home. births noted in Boston and local kinship news.
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Elmer Ernst
Perryville
Elbert Simons
Clarion
Ark
Mattie Jackson
St. Louis
Salem
Alvin Shipman
Pontiac
Mich
Shirley Sue Green
George Blagg
Poplar Bluff
Alice Allen
Cape Girardeau
Ben Stewart
Walter Stewart
Boston
Mass
John Cullins
O. J. Cullins
Crowder
Floy Murphy
Gwendolyn Jones
Clyde Duncan
Sikeston
Clifford Sutton
Matthews
D. L
Olin Morse
Sikeston General Hospital
Adjutant General Seeks Army Status for Major Adams
Adjutant General John A. Harris of Jefferson City seeks Regular Army status for Major Laurence B. Adams of Cape Girardeau to assist in supervising Missouri's new draft. Adams, a former Sikeston boy, is a National Guard officer stationed at Cape Girardeau. The draft is expected to affect nearly 300000 Missourians. Herald Want Ad the cost.
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John A. Harris
Jefferson City
Misouri
Laurence B. Adams
Cape Girardeau
Adams
Sikeston
National Guard
Matthews Soldier Is Buried Today
Funeral services for Marlin A. Bell Jr. of Matthews were held at the Taylor Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. E. D. Owen officiating. Bell, born June 11, 1925 in Mount Vernon Arkansas, died April 17 1945 near Kirschbach Germany after serving since July 19 1944. He is survived by his parents and sister Wilma Mae. Military rites were conducted at Memorial Park Cemetery Sikeston by the American Legion. Taylor Funeral Home handled arrangements. Hayti library hosts regular town meetings for public discussion of current questions of interest.
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Marlin A. Bell Jr
M. A. Bell
Matthews
Taylor Funeral Home
E. D. Owen
Mount Vernon
Ark
Missouri
Kirsbach
Germany
Wilma Mae
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sikeston
American Legion
Read the ads. They're news is small, the results are great.
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Fiddler’s contest winner noted in Or an news
Caney resident Frank Miederhoff spent Tuesday with Frank Mier. B E Bain of Perkins won the fiddler contest staged here by the National Gas Company of Sikeston. Lula Swaim returned home after visiting Horace McMullin and Neelyville relatives. Glen Bishop and family and Cape Girardeau guests were hosted by Jacob Smith and family.
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Frank Miederhoff
Caney
Frank Mier
Mack Wright
Women's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
B. E. Bain
Perkins
National Gas Company of
Sikeston
Lula Swaim
Horace McMullin
Neelyville
Glen Bishop
Lester Bishop
Arthur Smith
Paul Bishop
Cape Girardeau
Jacob Smith
Oran
Truman Makes Surprise Senate Visit in 1947 Stirs Party Clash
President Truman entered the Senate chamber on July 23, 1947, and spoke briefly to the Senators. In the current extraordinary session, Republicans and Dixiecrats would likely admonish him for such a move, with talk of him being called on the carpet.
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Truman
Senate
Congress
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Showers of Blessing
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Jubilee Four
Sikeston First Baptist Church
Buddy Clark
Mills Bros
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National Gas
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Erin
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Char God
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Morehouse News
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Matthews Soldier’s
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