Radio Highlights and Theater Listings From Tulsa Daily
A dense page lists radio highlights and theater offerings. Programs include a mystery drama with Beecy Renexer and running time notes, plus a slate of stage shows featuring actors such as William Garean, Charlotta Minoan, and Beecy Renexer. Multiple venues, musical acts, and comedies are noted with various actors and titles.
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Rownine
Hemey Ummictne
Glamith
Muddy Cole
FMW
Wiliam Gareanath
Wenty Olerkoning
Sad Frail van Devenier
Hjnard
Sunetra
Maret Mavis
Vacelist
Tarry
Youth Admits Slaying Pair in Nebraska Robbery
CANON CITY Colo GPI Prison guards watched convict Charles McClelland 19 as Nebraska authorities prepared to question him about a double slaying. McClelland confessed to killing Mrs Robert L May II and her husband after they gave him a ride near Boys Town Neb. He admitted robbing them of 300 dollars and confessed amid nervous convulsions managed with straitjackets. He is serving a sentence for buying a car with a bad check.
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Canon City
Colo
GPI
Charles McClelland
Nebraska
Maes den Roy Best
McCleland
Robert L. May, II
Alesandria
McClelland
Best
Virginia
Boys Town
Neb
Cazenovia College To Show Drawings Art Exhibit
SH E ART CLUB at Cazenovia Junior College presents an exhibit of drawings by Fletcher Marlin, Life Magazine artist correspondent noted for North African and Normandy campaigns. The wall opens tomorrow in Eddy Hall Lounge with a reception and a 3:30 demonstration by Martin for students.
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Cazenovia Junior College
Fletcher
Marlin
Life Magazine
Eddy Hall
Martin
Tadents
Aes
Palisuiles
Colo
U.S. Navy
da’ Alfaro i Siquieros
Woodstock
Warky
Los Angeles
Kansas City
San Francisco
New York
Grarie
Iraq Consulate Threatened Again by Anonymous Call
An unnamed caller warned of a bomb at the Iraq consulate last night and officials report this marks the third such threat this year. In Schenectady doctors plan a benefit concert at a local school to aid cerebral palsy victims, while police investigate the hoax.
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Seerstra
Bus Operator Cited For Driving Care
CARL W. KURTZ, bus driver for Sprague & Oswego Motor Lines, received an engraved watch for ten years of accident free driving. He is the third active member to be honored, with previous recipients Lester J. Kinsen and Tough Pearson also receiving watches. Kurtz has driven 800,000 miles without an accident on the Brewerton line, while Klasen and Pearson average 1,000,000 miles and 1,000,000 miles respectively on the Oswego route.
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Carl W. Kurtz
Racuse
Oswero Motors Lines, Inc
Kurtz
Murray Campbell
Lester J. Kinsen
Tough Pearson
Spracise & Oswey Mopier Laney
Mm Nechwad
Marek
Joredit
Klasen and
Pearson
Syracuse of Century Ago Card on Saul Language and Music Ads
In 1848 Syracuse readers saw a self written card by George Saul announcing a business shift. He and Mrs Saul would offer music lessons and French and German language instruction from the Noxon block near North Salina Street and Church Street. The notice reflects a German language community presence and Saul’s advertising move in the Local column.
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George Saul
Thal
Daily Star
Saul
North
Salina St
Germany
Wilgjen St
Division St
Frank Jay
Notes to Confused Readers Like Everyone
A column aims to clear common misunderstandings for a broad readership. The author presents a valiant effort to untangle points that perplex many readers, seeking to help both the puzzled and the curious understand better.
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Elesthone Saya
Iss
Hite
Auto Crash Suit Settled Amid Negligence Claim
The suit over a 1945 auto crash settled for an undisclosed amount in a negligence case. The article also discusses home repair queries about wax floors, insulation barriers, plaster walls, and concrete movement, urging readers to send repair tips to Mr. Cobb for sharing.
Truman asked to invite patrol boys to Washington
President Truman was asked to invite 51 safety patrol boys to Washington for National School Safety Patrol Day. The trip was canceled after five Negro boys in the group would not stay in the same hotel or eat in the same restaurants. The group instead attended a local baseball game where they received medals from Deputy Mayor John J. Bennett. A separate telegram from Youth Builders of James Otis Junior High urged the President to counter discrimination and arrange a new trip.
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New York
Truman
Washington
Picker
John J. Bennett
James Otis Junior High School
Smith Advises Vets on Bonus Applications for January February
Harvey S. Smith head of the Onondaga County Veterans Service Agency urged all county men and women who filed bonus applications in January or February and have not received any State Bonus Bureau correspondence to contact the local agency immediately. Names will be forwarded to Albany for action. Veterans living outside the county should seek guidance from other New York State veterans counselors or their local service agency.
Stassen Dewey Meet but Don’t in Oregon Fight
In Oregon’s Republican presidential primary Dewey and Stassen race for support as buses navigate Cascade Locks toward Portland and The Dalles. Dewey’s press secretary says the river must continue the campaign without interruptions while Stassen signs autographs and head to towns like Klamath Falls and Bend.
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Tortland
Ore
Oregon
Thomas HK. Dewey
New York
Haro! B. Stassen
Ave
Dewey
Portland
Lassen
Dalles
Ward’s sun lamp plan for long winter days
The Herald Journal congratulates Don D. Ward, longtime manager of the Central New York Regional Market, as he considers buying a sun lamp next fall. A birthday dinner, gifts from family in Yonkers and Cornell, and memories of his farm bureau years accompany the notice. Ward is noted for his broad connections with farmers and business leaders.
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Don D. Ward
Cental
New York
Ward
Jean Indis
Barbara Ward
New Dell
India
Barbara
Glenwood Av
Dorothy Sagona
Yonkers
Don J. Ward, Jr
Cornell University
Onondaga County Farm Bureau
Jonal
Tu Herald-Journal
Young Will Press Rail Board Fight
Robert R. Young’s bid for a New York Central Railroad board seat faces further action after the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected his petition. Young pledged to keep challenging the decision, with possible steps through Congress or the courts. He and Chesapeake executives also sought permission to vote 400,000 Central shares owned by Chesapeake in open market purchases.
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Washington M
Robert R. Young
New York Central Railroad Company
Congress
Young
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Plan to unify 10000 mile NY rail line faces antitrust fear
The Syracuse Herald Journal reports Young and Bowman aim to control the New York line with Central and Chesapeake in direct competition across the industrial East. The Interstate Commerce Commission warns that an interlocking directorate could violate federal law and antitrust rules. Young, on the West Coast, hinted at later court or congressional action if the plan is rejected.
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Syracuse
Young
Congress
LCC
New York Jews celebrate birth of State of Israel
New York Jews young and old celebrated Israel’s birth with street dancing and flags as Tel Aviv proclamation followed U.S. recognition. Crowds gathered at the Jewish Agency and in Times Square. prayers, songs, and dances marked the day with rallies planned at the Polo Grounds and Madison Square Garden featuring prominent speakers. Messages of congratulations came from Americans including Eleanor Roosevelt and Henry Morgenthau Jr. China split by a government attack on Shanghai amid a blackout lift.
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Israel
U. S
Tarael
Tel Aviv
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Tadoklin
Phe Bros
Eny
Havin Greenberg
Pave Hanks
Uy Tol
Yomine
Oman Nad
Palestine
Conight
Polo Grounds
American Committee of Jewish Writers and Scientists
Thomas M Ulani
Bartley Co “Rum
Americans For Tazanah
Taylor
Idaho
Henry A. Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Eleanor Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
William O'Dwyer
Abbat Hillel Saver
Agency For Palestine
Chaim Weismann
Zionist Wader
Brooklyn Shrews
China Red Vorces
Shanghai
Toda
Power still off in Korea amid Moscow blame
South Korea endured a second night without North Korean power, blamed on Moscow by U S General John R. Hodge who said the turn off was a Communist device. Some industrial loads were shifted between day and night to meet the emergency as South Korea’s election continued and Moscow denial followed.
Greece reports 1320 military executions since 1946
Athens reports 1320 persons sentenced by courts martial for treason have been executed in Greece since June 1946. The Foreign Press Minister said the figure closure marks total military executions. Britain, France, and the Soviet Union protested Greece over the death penalty and Russia warned it must stop. Allan lalement told reporters the executions were not political or civil crimes and criticized international press framing.
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Athens
Michael Alianos
Greece
Tass
Russia
Allan Lalement
31 Feared Dead In Congo Air Crash
Sabena spokesman said 10 days pass with only one believed to survive the DC 4 crash in the Belgian Congo. He said 25 passengers and 7 crew were aboard. Rescuers conveyed very little hope for the fate of the other passengers and crew.
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Congo
Brussels
UPA
Belgian Airines
Sabena
Belgian Congo
Bruno Ciero Post To Receive Colors Ceremony
The Pan-American War Veterans will hold a color ceremony Monday at 7 30 PM in Marine Hall 622 N State Street. Delle Fave will present colors donated to the new organization with officers from national and state departments expected to attend. Guest speakers will discuss veterans affairs matters.
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HNO Chabo Post Vo
Marine Hall
N. State
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