Radio Highlights and Evening Program List
A noisy listing of tonight radio shows and talent, featuring Detective Dolan mystery drama with William Gargean and Gere Pearson, plus quiz, musical variety, and comedy across stations WNDR WFBL WWSYR WAGE WSYK and more. Notable acts include Frank Sinatra, Vic Damone, and Ray Blech Orchestra with multiple emcees and guest vocalists.
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WFBL
Vaurdhn Monroe
Moon Minids
Col. Stoopnagte
Bert Parks
Connie Haines
Harry Babbitt
Ish Mabibbie
Caninus Ride
FBI
Vic Damone
Hollace Shaw
Gus Usaenschen
Tom Howara
Miss America Bride Weds Dr John Hummer In Tenn Ceremony
Barbara Jo Walker Miss America and Dr John Vernon Hummer 24-year-old intern marry in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Memph is with 2000 guests. The Tennessee bride wears an everglade cotton gown and carries orchids and lilies of the valley. Honeymoon plans not set. Barbara favors a country retreat.
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Memiphus
Tenn
Barbara Jo Walker
Atlantic City
John Vernon Hummer
First Methodist Church
Barbara
Hummel
Israel Says It Will Take Suitable Convoy Action
Israel claims UN approved pressure for a convoy through Egyptian resistance after Egypt stopped a Jewish convoy to Negev settlements and fired on a UN plane. The Egyptian premier said protests were sent to UN mediator Count Bernadotte. Israel reports clashes near Haifa with 100 casualties as UN observers probe the events.
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Cairo
United Nations
Tel Aviv
U.N
Nepeb Desert
Palestine
iMaamoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha
Folke Bernadotte
Nokrashy Pasha
Israel
Beer Tavya
Kefar Warburg
Haifa
el Birwa
USN
Alcoa Offer Deters Troup in Massena
Aluminum workers union will hold two special meetings in Massena to vote on a new offer from Aluminum Company of America after a strike was postponed. The eight cent increase rejected earlier now shifts to a tiered raise ranging from 10 to 16 cents per hour depending on hourly wage. Meetings set for Tuesday and Wednesday in Town Hall and Labor Temple.
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WSIE
Wage
WFEL
Columbia Wolf
Benny
Benny B
Stevenson Church
Goodman
Syracuse
Hawaii
St Louis
Bucks 5
Abe Burrows
Bing Crosby
Tony Pastor
Riley
Wayne
Mr. Malone
Bulldog
Drummond
John Davis
Snow
Joan Davis
Judy Canova
Vaughn Sandman
Jndy Canova
Aroney Monrca Sandman
Kay Kyser
Chicago
Iir
Renadée
Sandman
Ole Opry
Louis-Walcott Chicagie
Ole Opry Review
Trnorant
Ed Murphy
Decker
Anthony Sandman
J Dremming
Music Council of Organ
Olish
Rae Coast
Church of Air
Sour
Southernsires
Voice of Church of Alr
Southernaires Prophecy
Church Back To God
Methodist
Back To God
NBC Symphony Arch
Salt Lake
NBC S Symphony
NBC Symphony
Adirondack Trails House
Shirer
Philadelphia _ News
Amega
Airport
Sinatra
America
Air Force
Lombardo
Cunningham
Harach
Guy Z
RCA
Vet
Carmen Harrison Wood
Cavallaro
One Man's Treasury
Niott
Massena—Aluminum Workers Union 19256
A.F.L
Aluminum Company of America
AFL
Labor Temple
Alcoa Raises Wages After Steelworkers Pact Reach
Pittsburgh report says The Aluminum Company of America reached a two year agreement with United Steelworkers granting 10 to 16 cent per hour raises for 18 000 production workers in nine plants and offered the same to 6 500 AFL aluminum workers at four plants where bargaining rights exist.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
C.O. United Steelworkers
Alcoa
A.F.L. Aluminum
Pinball Seizures Upheld by New York Supreme Court
The New York State Supreme Court ruled police may seize pinball machines deemed convertible to gambling, rejecting an injunction against Police Commissioner Wallender. Justice Pecora found the machines violate penal code and that evidence shows devices can be turned into free play gambling machines by simple parts.
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New York
State Supreme Court
New York City
Ferdinand Pecora
Arthur W. ‘.Wallender
Pecora
Wallender
Seaboard of New York Corp
Supreme Automatic, Inc
Hysol Amusement Corp
Allied Vending Corp
Democrats' Woman Chief Maps Parley
Dorothy Vredenburgh, secretary to the Democratic National Committee, handles housing as the Democratic convention opens in Philadelphia on July 12. Delegates flood the party headquarters with requests for accommodations and rooms, beds, and amenities.
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Philadelphia
Dixie
Dorothy Vredenburgh
Democratic National Committee
Democrats Meet Largest Delegation as Republicans Rally
Republicans virtually over ran the city during their five day convention but Democrats plan even larger presence with 3192 delegates and alternates, compared to the GOP's 2188. Mrs Vredenburgh faces a headache as a Democratic bigwig falls ill and Dorothy laments placement for his rooms.
Elmwood Club Outing Sets Two Day Family Field Day
The Elmwood Fish and Game Club hosts a carnival like Family Field Day today and tomorrow at the Elmwood Park clubhouse. Activities include airplane and pony rides for kids and a pie eating contest in a baseball game for adults. Program runs 2 to 10 P.M. both days. General chairman is Dr. P. F. Dalton. John Weil is club president. The event evolves from the late Joseph Seeley and the club now counts 400 members.
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Elmwood
Elmwood Fish and Game Club
Elmwood Park
P. F. Dalton
John Weil
Joseph Seeley
Truck Strike Truce Declared Amid Wage Dispute
AFL and Teamsters announce a seven day truce to avert a statewide trucking strike set to begin June 30. Negotiations continue as wage demands of 40 to 85 cents hourly face rejection by the New York Employers Association. If not settled, up to 20 000 drivers and dock workers could be affected.
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AFL
Teamsters
James Largay
State Mediation Board
Largay
Fred Maggio
Syracuse
Teamsters Union
NEW York Employers Association
Public Service Commission
Rocco F. de Perno
Utica
State Teamsters Council
Jap Cruelty Trial Hits Jury in Treason Case
Federal court jury hears latest testimony in the Kawakita treason trial. Former guard Albert M. Fenni testified Kawakita struck U.S. prisoners at Oeyama camp including pushing one man into a cess pool and forcing another to carry a load despite weakness. Kawakita, born in Calexico, Calif., served as interpreter at the camp.
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Los Angeles
Tomoya Kawakita
Nisei
Albert M. Fenni
Mobile
Ala
Whoa
Kawakita
Japan
sOeyama
Calexico
Calif
Oeyama
Bank holdup suspect taken back to Indiana
Oneida troopers returned two bank robbery suspects to their jurisdictions. Richard Shurman of Gary Indiana was sent back after arraignment in Wampsville on armed robbery charges and involvement in a 1948 Gary crime. Harry Strow of Chicago will face grand larceny court in Batavia as a fourth offender with a life sentence.
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Indiana
Richard Shurman
Gary
Ind
Ted Ihnat
Andrew Skinta
Shurman
Steve Wzesinski
Harry Strow
Chicago
Batavia
Troop A
Set
R. S. Walters
Buffalo
Charles Decker
Henry Wunderlick
Erty
Troop D
Oneida
Strow
Harry C. Whitleaker
John Stelwicz
Interstate Financial declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
The Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share on the company's preferred stock. The dividend will be paid July 1, 1948 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 29, 1948.
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Board of Directors
Republicans Face $44,587 Deficit in January to May
The Republican National Committee ran a deficit of 44587 for the period January through May, reporting receipts of 285126 and expenditures of 829713. The Democratic National Committee posted a healthier balance with 516744 received against 272199 spent. The third party campaigns also filed reports.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Republican National Committee
Washington, D. C
National Committee
Coroner Finds No Negligence in Two Boy Deaths
Rome coroner Thomas A. Cox ruled no criminal negligence after inquests into the deaths of Frank R. Felker seven and Donald P. Bronson four. Felker was struck while in the street drawn by band music on May 22 and Bronson died after falling while attempting to hitch a ride on an ice truck near his Wright street home.
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Rome
Thomas A. Cox
Frank R. Felker
Percy Felker
N. James Jr
Donald P. Bronson
Charles Bronson
G. St
Wright Park
Felker
Bronson
Game Manager Goes to Boston
Ithaca A Heaton Underhill district wildlife manager for the State Conservation Department has joined the Massachusetts Fish and Game Association in Boston. His assistant Paul Kellogg has taken temporary charge of the local office at 209 State Street.
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Ithaca
A. Heaton Underhill
State Conservation Department
Massachusetts Fish and Game Association
Boston
Paul Kellogg
Soecal
State St
Dean Paul Shipman Andrews to Speak on World Federation
Syracuse University law Dean Paul Shipman Andrews will preach at Trinity Episcopal Church Fayetteville at 9 30 A M on a world federation for global peace. He recently testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee and was elected co chairman of the New York branch of the United World Federalists, which counts over 7 000 members.
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Paul Shipman Andrews
College of Law
Syracuse
University
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fayetteville
Dean Andrews
B&b
Walter Chater
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations
United World Federalists
New York State
New York
Hague
International Bar Association
UWF
Explosions at Aetna Oil plant injure twenty in Kentucky
About 20 persons were injured in Kentucky when 23 gasoline storage tanks exploded in a chain of blasts at the Aetna Oil plant in Louisville. Damages may reach $500,000. Refinery manager Van Buren said the fire could burn for a day or two. The cause was undetermined.
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Louisville
Aetna Oilompany
E. Eugene van Buren
Refinery Manage
van Buren
Syracuse
Susan Peters Seeks Divorce From Richard Quine
Hollywood actress Susan Peters announces she will sue for divorce from actor Richard Quine after reaching a property settlement. She says they may remain together for years but their marriage is unhappy and they want to end it before their two year old adopted son is hurt by the separation.
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Hollywood
Susan Peters
Richard Quine
Rice Fililas Experts of Atlan N Y WI West
Rice Fililas Experts of Atlan N Y WI West the Yates hotel Syracuse N Y
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Atlan, N. Y
Yates Hotel
Syracuse
Birthday salute to Col Harry H Farmer former mayor and judge
The article honors Col Harry H Farmer once mayor and Traffic Court judge who is celebrated on his birthday. He spends a weekend near Forestport working on a camp with his niece Mrs Stanley Carter. Farmer, born Mailesborough St Lawrence County, graduated Syracuse University in 1892 and studied law quickly. He served as WWI captain in the 108th Infantry 27th Division and was elected mayor in 1919. later became a colonel in the reserve.
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Harry H. Farmer
Weonds
Forestport
Stanley Carter
Carter
Mailesborough
St. Lawrence County
Col. Farmer
Syracuse University
Syracuse
108Th Infantry
Col Farmer Retires From Traffic Court After Twelve Years
In 1926 Col Farmer, who began as Traffic Court judge after Mayor Charles Hanna appointed him, served about a dozen years before retiring December 31 1943. He lived at 854 Ackerman Ave and kept a law office at 417 City Bank Building. His hobby was chess. The Herald-Journal congratulates Col Farmer.
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Hme
Charles Hanna
Col. Farmer
Ackeerman Av
City Bank
The
Heral-Journal
Mother Indicted In Gus's Poisoning Case
Mrs Mary Clay Watts 42 of Norwood was indicted by a grand jury on poisoning her daughter Barbara Ann. She was arrested June 13 after Coroner Herbert P Lyle ruled mercurial and barbiturate poisoning caused Barbara Ann's death. Watts pleaded innocent at preliminary hearing. Coroner Lyle noted her husband Will Watts died of arsenic poisoning in 1944 and his body was exhumed in Winchester Kentucky for post mortem tests after the daughter's death.
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Cincinnati
Mary Clay Watts
Norwood
Barbara Ann
Watts
Herbert P. Lyle
Lyle
Huseband
Wills Watts
Winchester
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