Radio Timetable Roundup From Various Stations
A collage of Saturday radio listings features WFBL VAudah Monroe with Ceci Blake and a guest singer, Lanny Ross with Twenty Questions, Ida Lupino at WSYR Hollywood Star Theater, Dan Seymour emceeing at WEEBL, and Rome of Truth of Consequences with Ralph Edwards. Also noted are Frank Sinatra with Ken Lane on WSY R Tarade, Lanny Howe mosaic show, Judy Canson on WSYR, Dennis Day on A Day in the Life, Red Foley at Grand Ole Opry, Sears by Morton Downey, and the Dennis Day program with Barbara Liler. Music stations WSYR FM and WNDR listed with time slots and dial positions.
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WFBL
Vaudha Monroe
Ceci Blake
Stest Singer
WNDR
Lanny Ross
Hollywood Star Theater
Ida Lupina
Weebl
Sone Aujz
Dan Seymour
Hralph Edwards
Tarade
Frank Sinatra
Nerst Davia
Axel Stordah
Ken Lane
Lanny Howe
Sylvan Levin
Judy Canson
Met Ilane
Dennis Day
Barbara Liler
Wwsyr
Grand Ole Opry
Red Foley
Emert
Sins
Sears
Morton Downey
Carmen Mastren
Radio and TV stars linked in NBC Hollywood Star Theater row
NBCs Hollywood Star Theater on WSYR each Saturday night features guests from the Lupino family and Margot OBrien. Richard Lupino, 19, is introduced. Other items note Margarets cousin, Hanleys show auditions, and a Spier style Suspense rival. Peggy Lee timing and Toscanini contract highlighted.
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NBC
WSYR
Margnaret O'Brien
Tda Lupino
Richard Lupino
Space Ship Faces 50-50 Meteor Hit Risk in Flight
G Grimminger of Douglas Aircraft Co reports a 50 percent chance a spacecraft hitting a meteor during a flight, with risk depending on altitude. For 20 hour missions, odds drop to about 1,000 to 1 against a hit, meteoroids ranging from pinhead to 20 tons at speeds up to 60 miles per second.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
CPI
G. Grimminger
Douglas Aircraft Co
Santa Monica
Calif
Journal of Applied Physics
Grimminger
Lack of Citizenship Grounds Woman On World Flight
Miss Hattie E. Worden, 57, of Dearborn Michigan, grounded in Portland by the Civil Aeronautics Administration for lacking American citizenship. She planned a world goodwill flight in her single engine plane Spirit of Love en route to England, having mortgaged her home and worked carpentry and painting to fund the trip. Kingston New Brunswick born, Worden aimed to promote world peace.
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Portland
Hattie E. Worden
Dearborn
Mich
Civil Aeronautics Administration
England
C.A.A
Kingston
N. B
Communists Lose Dismissal Pleas
New York A Federal Judge denied motions by 12 top Communist leaders led by William Z. Foster seeking dismissal of grand jury indictments. The charges allege advocating overthrow of the U S government by force and violence. Trial set for November 1.
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New York
Five Postmaster Exams Ordered in New York and Nearby
The Civil Service Commission ordered open competitive exams for third class postmaster vacancies in five upstate New York communities and Memphis. Salaries range from 2,450 to 3,250 dollars a year, with tests held in Syracuse Watertown Schenectady Gowanda and Altamont.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Memphis
Upstate New York
Onondaga County
Philadelphia
Jefferson County
Rexford
Saratoga County
Perrysburg
Cattaraugus County
Delanson
Schenectady
Syracuse
Watertown
Gowanda
Altamont
Fall Fatal to Woman in East Otto Stair Crash
Mrs. Edna Truby, 74, of East Otto, died yesterday after slipping and falling down a flight of stairs in a Scottine incident. She was taken to a local hospital where she succumbed to injuries. Police investigated the incident as a accidental fall at her home.
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Buffalo LP
Edna Truby
East Otto
Patterson Wills Open to Daughter
Executors of the late Eleanor Patterson offer to let daughter Felicia Gyzicka inspect every will her mother ever made but ask the court to deny access to private papers, calling the request a fishing expedition in federal court.
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Washington
LLP
Eleanor
Cissy) Patterson
Felicia Gyzicka
Federal District Court
Church Society Is Still Tax Free
The Internal Revenue Bureau corrected an earlier listing and said the Philadelphia Missionary and Church Extension Society of the Methodist Church remains tax exempt. The bureau noted the misentry was caused by a printer's error and that contributions to the society are tax deductible.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Philadelphia
Premier Wong Wen-hao faces demand to resign in China crisis
In Nanking Chinese legislators demand Premier Wong Wen-hao resign over worsening economy and military strain. President Chiang Kai-shek and the Premier are criticized. Lu Fu of Chahar proposes Chiang take a year in the United States, but fellow lawmakers reject the idea as an insult to Chiang.
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Nanking
Wong Wen- Hao
China
Lu Fu
Chahar Province
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Chiang
Man Faces Alien Smuggling Counts
A Federal grand jury indicted Edward E. Stewart, 52, of Mt. Vernon New York, on six counts of smuggling aliens into the United States. An official said the action could break up the largest one man smuggling ring in the Caribbean Sea, charging him with illegally bringing in 34 from Jamaica and two from Cuba over the past year.
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Miami
Fla
Edward E. Stewart
Mt. Vernon
N Y
Caribbean Sea
Stewart
Jamaica
Cuba
Churches on Page Five Morning Worship Sermons
The Rev. John J. Reeve of South Presbyterian will preach at both morning and evening services tomorrow. Morning topic is Paul’s Prayer for the Colossians. evening subject The Secret of Calm. First Presbyterian Church offers Can Religion Stop War at 11 AM led by Rev. Harry B. Taylor. East Genesee Presby terian Church sets Overcoming Capitalism as the morning theme by Rev. Gerald T. Krohn. Elmwood Presbyterian Church features Why Are We Here by Rev. J. Edward Hamilton at 11 AM.
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John J. Reeve
South Presbyterian Church
Reverend Rosekrans to Speak at Rescue Mission Rally
The Rev. C. A. Rosekrans pastor of Brown Memorial Methodist Church will be the speaker at Rescue Mission Alliance tomorrow at 7 30 P M.
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C. A. Rosekrans
Religious services and clergy changes in area churches
Sunday mornings feature sermons at Bellevue Methodist First Ward Methodist and West Genesee Street Methodist with guest preachers and special music by Mrs Theo Gagas and Rev Walter Tildesley. Kenneth B Clum named music director at West Genesee Street Church starting Oct 1, succeeding Robert H E Stull. Tabernacle Baptist and First Baptist Church host guest preachers, with ongoing Centennial Crusade events at First Baptist Church led by Dr Joe Henry Hankins tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Walter
Tildesley
Theo Gagas
George Y. Benton
First Ward Methodist Church
J. Wayne Hunter
First Methodist Church
Albert L. Bauer
Kenneth B. Clum
Montana St
West Genesee St. Methodist Church
Philip Torrance
Clum
Gordon Schroeder
Syracuse
New York State Baptist Convention
Tabernacle Baptist
Samuel A. Fehl
Lowellaw
Baptist Church
Donald H. Densmore
Christ For
Greater Syracuse
First Baptist Church
Joe Henry Hankins
Civil service law repealed for 15000 Louisiana workers
Gaton Rouge reports that about 15,000 state employees will lose civil service protection as the six year old civil service law is repealed by the Legislature in a bill passed on September 26, effective at noon today.
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Gaton Rouge
Parties Pour Cash in Key Senate House Battles
Washington reports show Republicans and Democrats amid a costly scramble for Congress control. GOP committees report 167,578 receipts and 50,000 expenditures, while Democrats tally 35,756 received and 32,263 spent, with labor group help cited for Humphrey and other contests across Minnesota Oregon Wyoming Illinois and West Virginia among others.
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Washiington
Repubicans
Congress
G.O.P
Senate
Ae Political Action Committe
C.i.g.-Pac
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Joseph Ji
C.lg-Pac
Manley Wilson
Chay Cordon
Oregon
Wyomning
C.O.P
Edward V. Robertson
Paul Douglas
C. Wayland Brooks
Ilinois
James B. Murray
D-Mont
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
Chapman Bevercomb
Glo-Fac
Payroll Robbery Suspect Is Held
New York police arrested Tony Ferrara a former Tracefarm Inc employee after a payroll guard, William Ward Jr 39, was abducted robbed and wounded critically by gunfire. Ward identified Ferrara at the hospital where he remained in serious condition with gunshot wounds to neck and body.
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New York
Tony Ferrara
Tracefarm, Inc
William Ward, Jr
Ferrara
Ward
China Orders Evacuation of Kai feng and Chenghsien
Chinese authorities order evacuation of Kai feng capital of Henan Province and nearby Chenghsien a railroad city to strengthen defense lines and concentrate troops for an offensive against central China forces led by Red Gen. Liu Po-cheng.
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Nanking (P
Kaifeng
Henan
Chenghsien
Liu Po-cheng
Central China
Plan Could Cost 26 Billion Yearly
Washington reports VA estimates a yearly cost up to 46 billion if pension proposals pass. Immediate funding hikes could exceed 1 billion, with monthly VA checks proposed at 60 dollars for veterans over 55 and 75 dollars for those over 65.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
Missing National Airways plane with 10 passengers on North Island
A National Airways airliner carrying 10 passengers and two crew members was reported overdue today on a Palmherston to Hamilton flight across North Island. Authorities launched search efforts as officials released scant details about the missing flight and its route.
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Auckland
New Zealand
National Airways
Palmherston
Hamilton
North Island
Judge Bates and Klan Move on SC Primary Case
In Charleston South Carolina a federal judge faced pressure from the Ku Klux Klan to favor white people in a ruling on a primary election injunction. Judge J Waites Waring said the Klan tried to influence his decision during the hearing and noted personal bias claims from local party officials. He chose to hear the injunction case himself instead of sending it to a jury.
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Cifarleston
S. C
U.S
South Carolina
Ku Klux Klan
J. Waites Waring
Aiken County
Democratic Executive
John C. Stansfield
Girl, 6 Causes Kidnap Scave- in Somerville
Six year old Linda Woods took an eight month old boy named Stephen Bastard for a ride on the stroller outside a Somerville store. His mother reported the kidnap alarm. An hour later a police cruiser spotted Stephen and Linda a half mile from the shop. Linda said she wanted to show him to her mommy.
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Somerville
Mass
Linda Woods
Stephen Basteri
Stephen
Third Party in U S To Stay Says Tass
Moscow dispatch from Tass reports that a permanent third party is established in the United States. It cites Henry Wallace and other leaders saying the new party aims to endure beyond the election to pursue peace and democracy.
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U. S
Tass
Moscow
United States
Dispatch
Henry Wallace
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