Radio Timetable Recall From Herald Journal Broadcasts
A garbled OCR page lists a long set of radio programs and personalities across stations 165 FM WM and others. It mentions singers, orchestras, and show hosts like Adlai, Fred VanDevenies, Lionel Mayeare, and Glenn Davis with Army honors, plus names tied to the Grand Ole Opry and New York Philharmonic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte
Sionean Altos Noni
William Stendix
Freswe
Siar
Arama
Mecbert Morabatl
Hwreator
Anitiv
Malone
Rages
Nestty m Ules
Fred VanDevenies
Willi Garee
Lionel Mayeare
Ames Booreramon
Maury Arnalardan
Prawands
Feline Fuk FM
Wolf—Femaniaiine
Meinnem
Glenn Davis
Army
Riotion
Rammia ‘Caney
Mel Blanc
Ryd
Dunaray
Escamrs
Steuan Hopnde
Hovteni
Grand Ole Opry
Verleizy
Duanle Peart
Ed Fey
Koreas Fate in French Occupation Wins a War of Words
Edwin Pauley, U.S. reparations commissioner, told President Truman that Russians may push for a Communist government across all Korea before withdrawing troops. He said the northern zone is under Soviet control with propaganda and rough rule, contrasting with MacArthur’s democratic self rule in the south. He linked Manchuria industry wrecking to Russian occupation for long term strategic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin Pauley
U. S
Truman
Korea
Waite House
Red Army
Pauley
MacArthur
Fauley
West Virginia Democrat Leaves $10,000 to GOP
Walter S. Hallanan disclosed a letter from a Washington based West Virginia civil servant who bequeathed $10,000 to the West Virginia State Republican Committee upon death. The writer, a fairly young employee in the Democratic administration, said he hoped for party success and asked to be kept informed of satisfactory status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maree
West Virginia
Washington
Republican Party
National Republican
Walter S. Hallanan
Hallanan
Passing Hat Ends Suit in Springfield Garden Dispute
Judge James V. Bartley of Joliet settled a civil case by passing the hat and collecting $20, ending Steve Urban's suit against Lester Simpson for $45 over harvesting a garden Urban tended while employed by Simpson. Simpson offered $25, and the judge noted the $20 could be collected on the spot. Lawyers clerks witnesses and spectators contributed the amount, disposing of the suit with both sides satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
James V. Bartley
Joliet
Steve Urban
Lester Simipson
Simpson
Urban
Bartley
Pamphlet Explains Atomic Energy in Plain English
The government released a 30 cent pamphlet titled atomic energy that translates atomic fission equations into simple English. Produced by the Office of Baruch in the Atomic Energy Commission, it aims to clarify the scientific basis and implications for the commission’s problems without giving any bomb making details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy
Inyman
Gambler Tony Cornero Freed Over Barge Case
Tony Cornero Stralia was freed of charges in California law violation tied to operating a gambling barge known as Bunker Hill. The vessel was seized by the Coast Guard on September 17 and forfeited by a federal court for not being used in the coastwide trading it was licensed to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tony Cornero Stralia
California
Bunker Hub
A Bumpkin On Broadway and Holiday Gossip Echoes
A fragmented, gossip filled scene from a New York shopping night. The narrator notes Joan shopping for multiple gifts, including mink slippers and silk underwear, while discussing rising prices and social curiosities. Scenes shift to restaurants, theater figures, and a birthday preview at a new eatery, with mentions of Reuben’s restaurant, John Lewis imagery, and Broadway names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Wade
Georts Jensen’s
Thay
John Murrau
Aierson
John L
Hollywood Scandal Claims Assault and Legal Fight
In Los Angeles actor George Raft faces a sensational claim of assault and obstruction of justice involving Edward Raiden, a 30 year old Hollywood attorney. Betty Doss, a 49 year old aspiring actress, says she never retained him and knows nothing of his claim. Raft dismisses the allegations as silly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Angeles
George “Raft
Edward Raiden
Hollywood
Betty Doss
Mim
Hatchers
Jon
Ratt
Battler
George Raft
Almadot
Jetty
Doss
Los’ Angeles
Raft
Flying Fox Hunters Injured in Crash
Two farmers chased a fox by plane over North Central Minnesota crops. The aircraft crashed into a fence after they cut the engine at low altitude to signal another farmer on the ground to shoot the fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spampico
North Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald-Journal Radio Timetable
Radio Highlig
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Orabasien
George Bielpetal
Chauilte Arran
Quette Ff
Fe Gee
Rogers
Hopper
Ee ‘Caweble
Helaen Olmsted
Tudo
Roanzant Labor USA
Doug. Johnson
Porta
Oreneatra
Lesueyt
Yio
Hanson
Joey Trini
Beals
Uyers “Neves
Roy Roe
Rae
Holmes
Bnewlock Holmes
Anade ‘Foreman
Ra. A. Bejodt
Inaas
Judy Canovana
J. A. Malogies
Epora Davist
Meiner
Zouth
Goan Gertie Istenten Volee
Marin Farry
Ale News Radio Sruinis
Marin Shute
Aly
Ghuroh
Alr
Churen
Jordan
Ohuroh
Biogio
Copte
Lewia
Wes
Buldie
Sammy Kare
Dutenile
Kaye
Ropert
Jerry Olonn
Williams
Hubert Merrit
Taoene
Harvest of Blaze
Brule Trenau Salute
Voice Army
Wowey Studio
Pamir Holywood
Phillharmie i
Warriors of Peace
Green Hornet
Joan Hornet
Ven
Democrat Employe
Man of the Hour
J Ney
York
Santa Claus
Yoan Crawford
Greg 7
Battzer
Sui
Davies
Sahil
Joan
Arthur
Murphy
Elsd
Doakton
Kent
Earl
Wil
Earl Cary
Grant
Weward Hughes
Reuben
Restau
Arnold
Anc
Henry Wallace
Steve Hannegan
Petey Donald
Opton
Fred ‘Allen
Holand G
Life Entertainment Weiter
Linger
Sammy, Kaye
Brooklyn
Sammy Baye
New: Yorker
Earl Wilson
Ibels Silly Alt Char
Golden Triangle
Ain ‘Golden
Mansfield
Soldier
Mys
England
U.S
Ota Air Forces Squadron
Aps
Victin
Hattiesburg
Miss
Gardner
W. H. Sherrill
Thei
Judas
Santa
Nightless Corp
Chester Perkins
Phoenixville
Cornelius Walker
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