Radio Timetable Highlights From Herald-Journal Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WEBL WSTR WFSL WSYR WFBL WOLF WAGE WABC and others. It includes concerts with the American Broadcasting Symphony Glenn Miller Orchestra Academy Award Theater Life of Rey and multiple variety shows with stars like Lionel Barrymore Duke Ellington and Judy Canova.
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Wage
Antal Doral
American Broadcasting Symphony
Aaron Cogland
Morton Gould
Beethoven
WEBL
Meadowbrook
Glenn Miller
Tex Veneke
Johnny Desmond
Walter Gross
Art Carmey
John Tillman
WSTR
Finnegan
Stuart Erwin
Florence Lake
Marty Stewart
Marlene Anes
WFSL
John J. Audubon
WSYR
New Foriton
Fa Jones
Ian MacLean
England
William A. Price
Florence Speke
WFBL
Ray Milland
Love
Eve Arden
WFAL
Tony Martin
Jean McKeon
Rey
William Bendix
Paula Winslowe
Dirk Haymes
Meien Forrest
Gordon Jenkins
YPML
Dick Tracy
Joe Kelly
Pat Bultram
WFEL
Joan Edwards
Mark Warnen
Boston Pops Orchestra
Arthur Fiedler
Jesus Maria Sanrema
Mendelssohn
Peter Donald
Joe Laurie
Senator Ford
Marty Herschfield
Wolf
Jonathan Trimble
Donald Crisp
Hollace Shaw
Till Perry
Judy Canova
Mel Blane
Ruby Dandridge
Jackie Kelk
Margaret Whiting
Bud Callyer
Granit Ole Opry
Red Feley
Duke of Paducah
F.m—Wfarl
Judge Thurman Arnold
Federal Communications Commission
Walter Heather
United Auto Workers
U.L0
Labor
The
OPA
Fred Waring
Genera Williams
Knudsen
George W. Mason
Frank X. Martel
Charles F. Kettering
Williams. Stout
Walter Magen
Ty Cobb
Walter ©. Briggs, Jr
Edward Jeffries
Detroit
Ty Tyson
Lowell Thomas
Garlotta Fransel
Sunday Radio Highlights With Olivier Bernstein
Radio schedule lists 3:00 PM WFBL Old Vic Theater Richard I with Lawrence Olivier and Malph Richardson. At 6:00 AM WSYR NHC Symphony conducted by Leonard Bernstein features Charles F. Kettering as intermission speaker and program notes. Includes MF flat No. 102 premiere and soloists. partial text unclear.
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WFBL
Old Vic Theater Company
Lawrence Olivier
Malph Richardson
WSYR
NHC Symphony
Leonard Bernstein
Charles F. Kettering
Sclessee
Four Ships Due With 3,000 Men
Four transports carrying more than 3,000 service personnel are due to arrive today in New York City and San Francisco. The Saturnia with 1,045 war brides and children is due in New York, along with the Gen. Omar Bundy, 13, Elgin Victory, 1,202. San Francisco dockings include the Cape Newman, 1,818 Navy, 44 Marines, PCL 206, 11.
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New York
New York City
San Francisco
Saturnia
Omar Bundy
Elgin Victory
Vote on civil service rolls in Albany June 25
The Association of State Civil Service Employes will vote June 25 on opening its rolls to civil service workers or local governments. Representatives from 67 chapters will convene to decide the question. Dr. Frank L Tolman, president, said yesterday.
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Albany
Association of State Civil Service Employes
Frank L.tolman
Oshkosh Mayor Defends Town Name Amid Wisecracks
Oshkosh Wisconsin mayor F Oaks vents frustration at jokes about his city's name after a telegram from Fort Brage North Carolina signed by Mac McIntosh quoted as implying a violent sneeze. He retorts with a wartime line attributed to General Anthony McAuliffe, Nuts.
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Osnkosh
Wis
F. Oaks
Ecuador Rice Crop Good Hoover Told
Herbert Hoover, on a fact finding tour of South America for President Truman, was assured by the Ecuadorian government that 600,000 quintals (30,429 tons) of rice would be available to sell in August and September. He was told there is a possibility Ecuador could export potatoes and coffee, while it needs flour and butter from the United States for domestic use.
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Quito
Ecuador
Herbert Hoover
South America
Truman
United States
Meat Supply To Be Tighter Next Year
The Agriculture Department forecast a tighter national meat supply next year, with up to 1 billion pounds less than 1946, due to feed grain shortages and higher livestock feed ceilings. May butter output is expected 30 percent below last year, 50 percent under 1941, as higher cream markets and new dairy ceilings aim to boost production.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
New York State Farmers Sell Produce for 631 Million
Albany AP reports New York farmers sold produce last year for 631,536,000. Livestock and products brought 436,501,000 while crops totaled 195,035,000. Government payments to farmers amounted to 48,258,000, mainly milk production subsidies.
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Albany
New York State
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Dewey Plans Three Day Speaking Tour for Reelection
Governor Dewey will undertake a three day campaign swing starting June 13 in Cooperstown to announce his reelection bid tone. He will attend events in Utica Rome Lowville Beaver Falls and Westport before ending in Albany. The trip includes speeches at Landis plaque unveiling and Young Republican Club convention.
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Albany
Dewey
Cooperstown
North
G.O.P
Kenesaw M. Landis
Utica
Rome
Elks
Lowville
Beaver Falls
Watertown
Westport
Lake Champlain
New York
Radio claims US reactionaries push for British alliance
London dispatch reports Moscow Radio accusing reactionaries in the United States of seeking a British American military alliance in preparation for a third world war. The piece notes U.S. progressive circles critique Byrnes plan for Germany control while New Statesman and Nation cites Britain moving away from the US Russia diplomatic clash.
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London
Moscow Radio
United States
America
James Fe
Byrnes
Germany
New Statesman
Nation
Great Britain
Russia
Cubans Vote Today for House Senate and Mayors
More than two million Cubans cast ballots in a compulsory vote to decide one Senate seat 66 House of Representatives seats and 126 mayoralties. President Ramon Grau San Martin's four party coalition seeks a Havana mayoralty win and a large House majority.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
Ali
Senate
House of Representatives
Grau
Gen Bor Feted At Schenectady
Gen Ta deusz Komorowski known as Gen Bor of the Polish underground was to be feted in Schenectady by the Central New York District Polish American League with a noon luncheon and a mass meeting. He planned to visit the grave of Kosciuszko at Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Tadeusz Komorowski
Bor
Polish Underground
New York
Chinese Books Found in Japan
Tokyo announced ten cases of rare Chinese books recovered from Japan, some dating to the Sung dynasty. They are property of the National Central Library of Nanking and will be shipped by plane to China Monday. About 35 000 other valuable Chinese editions will be sent later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
National Central Library of
Nanking
China
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