Radio Highlights Schedule Highlighting Evening Programs
A dense list of radio program blocks from multiple stations detailing 7:45 PM to 10:30 PM offerings. Includes drama detective mystery comedy musical guest stars and orchestras with titles such as Backstare at the Republican Convention and Sing 3¢ Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFEL
Heary Carmichael
Sinsa
Buddy Cole
Plano
Sherlee Turner
Wage
Ross Dolan
William Garvan
Dolan
Gese Pearson
Bill Sinteremece
Fred Vaneventer
Herb Polesie
Florence Rinard
Bobby MecQuire
Charlotte Alanson
Faye Emerson
WFBL
Dan Seymour
Emece
Pattie Clayton
Alan Dale
Bob Howard
Riddlers
Ray Bloch
Don Baker
Buw P.m-Wage
Walter Kiernan
WSYR
Ralph Eawards
Buddy‘ Cele
Wage—Ganz Busters
Craig-Motes
WSYH
Frank Omnuira
Sery Waves
Axel Stordah
Ken Lane
Warson Monroe
Monon Maids
Bert Parks
Rosalind Courtwright
Chicaro Theater of the Air
WSYM
Kay Kyser
Harry Babbitt
Ish Kabibbie
Campus Kids
Orcheastra
Vic Damone
Hollace Shaw
Gus Haenschen
Tom Edward
Wste Wage
Muzic Coast
Southernaires
Char
Methodial Binsine
Lss
Adirondack
Mill Pond Nuisance Ends Syracuse Power
The Syracuse Common Council on June 19 1848 declared the mill pond a nuisance and ordered gates closed and no water drawn from July 4 to November 20 with penalties. The dam backed water creating a 20 to 30 acre pond between West Water and West Jefferson streets, condemning the site for Syracuse’s water power a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council of
Syracuse
Syracuse Star
City of
W. Water
W. Jefferson Ste
War Dead Coffin Swindler Jailed
Carl Joseffy, 57, jailed three to six years for a $120,000 swindle by posing as a supplier of coffin lumber for American war dead. He pleaded guilty to grand larceny after claiming a government contract and taking money from David Hirsch, 51.
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NEW York
Carl Joseffy
General Sessions
John A. Mullen
Joseffy
David Hirsch
Ordinary white horses emerge from dappled greys
White horses are not born white but are usually dappled greys that grow lighter until they appear white.
Press Aid Attacked in Berlin Soviet Sector
A German Associated Press messenger in Berlin's Soviet sector reports two Russian soldiers attacked him early today while he waited for morning papers. They demanded his papers and identified him as USA press before striking him with a rifle butt and he fled on his motorcycle.
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Berlin
Associated Press
U.S.A
Reds Cut Off Berlin Travel
Soviet troops blocked all Allied and German ground travel into Berlin in response to Western currency reform. Allied officials planned a meeting to decide next steps. Marshal Sokolovsky issued a proclamation forbidding importation of Western currency into Greater Berlin and the Russian zone. Some saw it as an attempt to pressure the Western powers from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Teir
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Greater
New York City housing crisis cited by City Planning Commission
The City Planning Commission released a 33 page survey arguing New York City's housing situation is acute and restricts anticipated growth. It finds little progress in meeting needs and notes new housing commands high rents beyond the reach of the desperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Planning Commission
New York City
ITU Faces Contempt Citation Over Injunction
NLRB General Counsel Robert Denham says he is investigating complaints by newspaper publishers that Woodruff Randolph and the AFL ITU violate a federal court injunction. If true, an early petition to cite Randolph and the ITU for contempt will be filed. Denham cites continued closed shop demands and lack of good faith bargaining. The Swygert injunction of March 27 at Hammond, Indiana requires good faith bargaining and ending the closed shop, now illegal under Taft Hartley. The ITU has struck against Chicago papers for over six months. ITU attorney Gerhard van Arkel says the union is complying with the injunction and will cooperate in investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
Woodruff Randolph
AFL International Typographical Union
Denham
Randolph
ITU
Luther M. Swygert
Hammond
Ind
Chicago
Gerhard van Arkel
van Arkel
Eee
Bucket Shop Profits Tied to Elevator Operator Gus Fusaro
New York prosecutors outline Fusaro case with testimony showing about 319 800 in profits from bucket shop deals. Gus Fusaro, 53, faces grand larceny and bucket shop charges after allegedly swindling 13 investors of 118 000. Witness Lester Allen linked Fusaro to a broker firm desk while Masucci said he lost 16 000 and would invest again if given the chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gus Fusaro
Fusaro
General Sessions
Lester Allen
Laird, Bissell and Meeds
Allen
Tomasso Masucci
Gus
Montana Flood Delays Crests On Northern Rivers
Flood crests on the Teton and Marias Rivers may rise further while the Missouri could see higher water late today. A 5,000 square mile rain area drenched northern Montana, prompting evacuations near the Missouri confluence and water repairs in Shelby as Gov. Ford seeks federal disaster designation.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
R. A. Dightman
Teton
Marias
Missouri
Cut Bank
Loma
Shelby
Sam C. Ford
Federal Works Engineers
Franco's Daughter To Wed Surgeon
In Madrid Carmencita Franco heir to Generalissimo Franco has fallen for Dr Cristobal Martinez Bordin Marquis of Villaverde a Spanish surgeon. Friends say they plan to announce a betrothal in October reflecting a royal tone within the ruling family.
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Madrid
Ins
New Record Delivers 45 Minute Sides for Long Plays
Columbia Records announces a new home phonograph record that plays 30 to 45 minutes on each side. Available in 10 and 12 inch sizes, it allows entire symphonies or scores of musical comedies on a single disc by using finer grooves and slower rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Records, Inc
Bernadotte Plans Rhodes Talks With Arabs and Jews
UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte invites Arab and Jewish consultants to Rhodes for peace talks after a Cairo Tel Aviv trip. He aims to frame a concrete proposal within a week amid a four week truce. Skirmishes near Nazareth and a food convoy to Jerusalem test the pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Rhodes
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Palestine
Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
Holy Land
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Latrun
Jewish Agency
Old City
Court Suit For 35c Was All a Mistake
Gate City Furniture Co. sought 35 cents from Gertrude Harrison in Atlanta. The firm will refund the 35 cents plus $2.50 court costs. the manager says the suit was an office error tied to small accounts and foreclosures. Court attendants called it the smallest suit they knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gate City Furniture Co
Gertrude Harrison
FE. B. Cohn
Cohn
General Bradley Narrowly Lands in Rain at Hometown
Army Chief of Staff General Omar N. Bradley faced a near mishap while landing in rain near his home town of Moberly Missouri on the way to Denver. A sudden storm reduced visibility to under 800 yards and nearly sent the plane off course to Columbia before a safe touchdown with only 30 feet of runway to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Army
Omar N. Bradley
Washington
Reserve Officers Association
Moberly
Columbia
Moore Cites Property Aid At Real Estate Boards Meeting
State Comptroller Frank C Moore says real estate owners benefited most from municipal finance improvements. He reviewed a decade of tax policy and state aid changes before the State Association of Real Estate Boards. He noted increased aid for education and local services and predicted a new state department of local government. The 44th annual convention ends today.
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Saranac Inn
Frank C. Moore
Moore
State Association of Real Estate Boards
Dewey
State Department of Local Government
Police deny 200 arrests at Communist meeting
The Communist center of Avellaneda says police arrested 200 Communists gathered for a meeting last night. Police deny any arrests and offered no reason for the claim.
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RED
Buenos Aires
Avellaneda
Unidentified Bodies in 24 DC-6 Crash Near Carmel Pa
Search crews deepen recovery in a DC-6 crash near Carmel Pennsylvania as 24 bodies remain unidentified among 43 victims. Among the identified are Az eress Wallace producer Earl Carroll and several others from New York Chicago San Francisco Paris and beyond.
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Mt, Carmel
Here
Azeress Beryl Wallace
Miss Wallace
Earl Carroll
Broadway
Hollywood
Wallace
Li Om
C. S. Avery
San Francisco
Nathan Berke
Brooklyn
Rowland Brown
New York
Joy Marcus
Chicago
L. O. Weiser
Hans Joachim
H. L. Slater
Kay Thorpe
C. W. Rogers
Dr. Y. Lecorre
Paris
France
R. B. Stewart
G. Harries
Boyertown
William Casmer
Albert W. Stempel
Stratford
Conn
Richard Schember
Elgin
Ill
L. Dieringer
Plot in Panama Arrests Shake Presidential Guard
A court action reveals three policemen from Panama’s presidential guard were arrested on charges of taking part in a plot to overthrow the administration. The case highlights security crises surrounding the regime.
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Panama
UN Guards Armed for First Time in History
Fifty special UN guards were issued .38 revolvers as emergency duty troops for Palestine. The Guards, recruited from war veterans, were to depart LaGuardia for Cairo via Sabena and BOAC flights. Count Bernadotte oversees arrival and safety measures as the UN plans ammunition readiness.
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Lake Success
United Nations
U.N
Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
Sweden
Trygve Lie
New York City
Police Department
United States State Department
LaGuardia
Cairo
Count Bernadotte
Truce Talks Open as Arabs and Jews Plan Four Week Conference
A proposal seeks to resolve the Palestine dispute through four weeks of conferences between Arab and Jewish leaders. The plan calls for a guard to supervise the ceasefire and ensure order during the truce period.
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WNDRE
WEL
SYR
National Wage
American Mutual
WOLF
Swanee
Treasury
Fuidheim
Stee
Benny
Goodman
Lesuecury
Hawaii
George Polk
Bucks
Spears
Awail
Abe Burrows
Crosby
Glee Club
H. Carmichael
Wayne
Riley
Akala
Bulldog Drummond
Mr. Malone
Parade Gangbusters
Joan Davis
Shaw
Gangbusters
Joan Day
Judy Canora
Vaughn Sandman
Monroe Sandman
Quix
Sandman
Quiz
Louis
Walcott Chicago
Bo Ignorant Sr
Spta
Decker
Ed Murphy
Murphy
Ted Weems
WFSL
Wolf Funnies News
Loft
Melodien
Garolina
Church of Air
Church of Air News
Polish Council
Otrgan
Sony
Voice of
Back To God
Church Back To God
Salt Lake Chure
Owen News
Washington House Melodies Lutherana
Love Shirer
Doorway To Life
Cone't Airport Portraits
Francis
Symphonette
Air Force Portraits
Guyour
Lombardo Cunningham Cc
Harach
Roper Lombardo Summer C.bew
Melody
Sinatra
W. Geneseest
Simeon DeWitt
Albany
Frank Jay
Reds
N.Y
Bucket Shop
Masucci
Franco
Children’s Crusade Fund
Anthony Breckheimer
The
First Trust and Deposit Co
Robert Teske
Jacqueline Krafft
Barbara Wilson
John Vona
Haifa
Israel
U.S. Navy.Com
H. D. Huxley
No Man’s Land
Huxley
Henry Lazarski
M.C
John .O. Martino Wolf
Philadelphia
NBC
New York State
Assisant
Institute OF Applied Arts and Sciences
Washinginghamton, N. Y
Tubby Rives
M.C. Wallace
Visatinee
Sumolay
ALL Top Star Entertainment
Frankie Laine
Wallace Girls
Fairmount Car
Len Edem
MAX _NOFT
Lee Jackson Swink
Leon Dolly van Sette
Queen Bonny Lynn Rink
Rudy Kik EE Ile Star
Brown
Satina
Jug
Loew’s
Paul Firenze
Carl Mano
Norm
Dove
Woodlawn
Butternut Street
Salina St
Ample Parkin
Onondaga ST
Fhone
Anthony
Carl
Peter Barnell
Antoine
Royal Cavaliers
Lennie
Fiesta Room
Burnet Ave
Mandarino, Mer
Syracuscuse Hotel
Roderick’s
Manlius St
East
Clover Club
Archie Gingold
Orchestra Saturda
Tom Collins
Giacebeielly
Letty” Freedman
Mars
Park St
Anthony Giuliani
Liverpool
Deoreerie Pepsin
Chateaucrit
Henry
Felix Lewicks
Milano
Rlt
S. Geddes ST
Rhythm Kings
Tasio
Heidelberg
Baldwinsville Road
Cold Springs
Seavan
BE. Manlius ST
South West
Tony Piazza
Famons
Sapp
Buby’s Rascals
Baldwinsville
Rascals
Lou
George
Bill
Ian Rana Tiery Tal
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