Radio and TV Listings for St Louis Area Broadcasters
A dense schedule of radio and television programs across stations KSD and KXOK with shows from AP News weather sports and various music and variety programs. Highlights include Morgan Beatty News Heart of the News Dawn to late night lineup and multiple orchestras and talk shows reflecting a bustling 1940s era broadcast slate.
Radio Schedule Preview for Daytime Listings
A weekday radio lineup lists segments from 9:00 Louella Parsons through 12:00 Record Bar with programs including My First 50 Years and The Harry Fender Show. News at 10:00 features Lindley Hines and Music Mart airs at 9:30.
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Louella Parsons
Music Mart
World News
Lindley Hines
Harry Fender
Tennessee Ernie
Stan Daugherty
Bob Barnes
Ed R. Murrow
the News
Friend Irma
Arthur Godfrey
Radio Theater
Mr. Keen
Monday Radio Schedule Highlights and Classic Hosts
A detailed listing of morning and afternoon radio programs and hosts including Sien Rise and Shine AP News Market Reports Coppi's Corner Weather Forecast Frank Elders AP News Breakfast With the Duncans Moments With the Bible Swap Shop Southern Illinois Farm News and more.
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AP News
Coppi
Frank Elders
the Duncans
the Bible
Tony Martin
Ginger Rogers
Peesy
Frankie Aimee
Southern Illinois Farm News
Radio Schedule Dense Evening Lineup
A long station guide lists programs from early afternoon to late night including The Tennessee Ernie Show, Stan Daugherty Orchestra, Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts, World News with Rex Davis, Perry Mason, and The Guiding Light among many others. The lineup features news updates, soap operas, game shows, and comedies across multiple time slots.
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World News
Rex Davis
Ma Perkins
Dr. M
Mrs. Burton
Perry Mason
Nora Drake
Hilltop House
Mike and
Buff
Ed R. Murrow
Curt Ray
Guiding Light
Housewives Protective League
St. Louis
Allan Jackson
the News
Lindley Hines
Curt Massey
Lowell Thomas
Radio Schedule Featuring Roy Freeman Throughout the Day
Daily on air lineup lists Roy Freeman hosting programs from 6:00 to 7:15 and again at 7:00 and 7:45 with various news music and farm shows through the afternoon. Other featured hosts include SIU Farm Show Wake Up Time and The Clockwatcher plus programs from Sammy Kaye Bing Crosby and Guy Lombardo.
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Kentucky
AP News
Bruce Barrington
Alex Dreier
Liberace
News
Martha Lane
Bob Hope
Jack Berch
He Paine Taat
Phrase Thays
Vern King
Martin Block
Ed Bonner
Bonner
Bill Stern
Frank Elders
Vic One
Bing Crosby
Jim Duncan
Paul Weston
Red Skelton
Roy Freeman
Cugar
Union County
Organaires
Sammy Kaye
Ministerial Alliance
Trading Post
Jackson County
Farm
Guy Lombardo
Dave Rose
World News
Don
Bob
Carterville
Tenn
Ernie
Garry Moore
Ksd-Tv
Bob Crosby
Radio Schedule excerpt with ensemble lineups and programs
A dense listing of radio programming across the day includes News at various hours, musical programs such as Parade of Sports, Blue of Evening, Music for You, Noro Morales Orchestra, Capitol Commentary, and Song Parade. It also features sports notes like Cardinals vs Pirates and regional shows like Farm News and Barnyard Jamboree.
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Cedric Foster
Fulton Lewis
Robert Hurleigh
Noro Morales
Morgan
Hank Wright
Headline
Capitol
Duke of Paducah
Eddy Arnold
Cardinals
Pirates
Lorne Greene
Spillane Morstery
Morgan Manner
Four 4-H Members Headed to Lake West Frankfort Camp
Four Union County 4-H Club members depart Monday for a Lake West Frankfort camp returning Friday. The group includes Mary Jane Wiggs and Linda Lamer of Jonesboro, Flo Ella Corzine of Dongola, and Mickey Williams of Anna. Accompanying adults are Farm Adviser Stuve Pierson, Home Adviser Margaret Vancil, and summer youth assistant Hugo Gartner.
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Union County
Lake West Frankfort
Mary Jane Wiggs
Linda Lamer
Jonesboro
Flo Ella Corzine
Dongola
Mickey Williams
Anna
Union County Farm
Stuve Pierson
Margaret Vancil
Hugo Gartner
Television Log for Evening Broadcast Schedule
The schedule lists multiple programs from 5:44 PM to 10:00 PM including Sign On, Baseball Hall of Fame, Cactus Pete, Lucky LeRoy Show, Front Page News, Ford Theater, Inner Sanctum, Art Linkletter, Boxing Fights, Salad Master, With the Girls, Final Edition, Family Playhouse, Sign Off, Adventure in Sports, Play of the Week, Cases of Eddie Drake, Danny Thomas, and Family Playhouse again.
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AP News
Sports Review
Sports Daily
Morgan Beatty
One Man's Family
Railroad
Howard Banow
Donald Voorhees
Band of America
Heart of the News
George Hamilton Combs
Les Griffith
Henry J. Taylor
John Vandercook
Howard Barlow
Eddie Fisher
Les Brown
Edwin C. Hill
Lucky LeRoy
Front Page
Ford Theater
Inner Sanctum
Art Linkletter
Family Playhouse
Eddie Drake
Danny Thomas
Baseball Hall of Fame
Dottye Bennett
Four Star Playhouse
Fireside Theater
Weather
Weather Report
Sen Off
Television Schedule Snapshot
A dense list of daily programs with times across television lineups including morning to late evening shows such as Today Dave Garroway, Arthur Godfrey, Dinah Shore, Kraft Kitchens, and The Tonight-style fare plus soap operas and news segments. The fragment reflects a mid-century station schedule with varied entertainment, sports and public affairs blocks.
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Dave Garroway
Arthur Godfrey
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Illinois Weeklies Cited for Excellence at Convention
Four Illinois weekly newspapers earned honors at the National Editorial Association convention. The Evanston Review won first for best use of photographs and third in classified advertising. Naperville Clarion took first for excellence in typography and Genevieve Towsley of the Clarion won third in best column. Mendota Reporter won first in special issue, Chicago Sunday Booster placed third for best feature story.
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Illinois
National Editorial Assn
Evanston Review
Naperville Clarion
The
Clarion
Genevieve Towsley
Mendota Reporter
Chicago Sunday Booster
Centennial Picnic Brings 25 Attendees in Anna Yard
Arnholt Camp along with Royal Neighbors of America hosted a family night Centennial picnic in the yard of Mrs. Jetta Boswell on Spring Street. Nora Cochran led the meeting with games and readings by a guest. about 25 persons attended.
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Arnholt Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Anna
Jetta Boswell
Spring St
Nora Cochran
Building permits issued for Anna residents
Building permits were issued to Mrs Hilda Schmitt of 311 South St and Harry H Lott of Anna. Schmitt received a permit to construct a $500 two car garage using concrete blocks and wood. Lott received a permit to construct a five room $16 000 frame house.
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Hilda Schmitt
South St
Harry H. Lott
Anna
Europe’s Food Still Attracts Americans
Paris notes reflect on European dining and American tastes as travelers praise crusty French bread with Normandy butter while US Army garrisons in Europe stay insular. An officer urges more social mixing beyond postwar routines to forge friendships outside the military community.
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Paris
France
Normandy veterans gather with Dickson recounts of D day plan
Benjamin A. Dickson, 57, a Paoli Pennsylvania retired colonel and former chief intelligence officer on D day, recalls a battle plan lost at sea that Germans recovered during the Normandy landings. He describes the document as an intelligence agent’s dream and notes its completeness.
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Normandy
Benjamin A. Dickson
Dickson
Paoli
U. S. Army
Southern Illinois Reels From May Rain Helps Towns End Water Crisis
After weeks of rationing many of over 20 southern Illinois communities restored normal water use as heavy rains in early May filled reservoirs. Benton and Sparta received emergency piping and pumps from the Civil Defense Office to avert disaster, while Du Quoin and Lesser also secured equipment before the rains reduced demand.
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Illinois
William G. Stratton
Benton
Sparta
Civil Defense Office
Joliet
Civil Defense Organization
Percy
Big Muddy
Regional Office of Civil Defense
Office of Civil Defense
du Quoin
R. E. Favreau
State Health Department
Favreau
Johnston City
Primitive peoples destroyed mentally defective children
The text notes that many primitive societies killed mentally defective children and that organized care and training for the feeble minded did not begin until the 16th century, marking a shift toward more humane approaches.
Kiwanis Mulls Date Change for Anna Club
The Anna Kiwanis Club discussed shifting weekly meetings from Wednesday to Tuesday at noon at Anna Cafe with a July 6 start. Centennial activities were planned with committees named for the July 25 Centennial by President Leon Whitney.
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Anna Kiwanis Club
Anna Cafe
Leon Whitney
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