McBride to Celebrate 15th Radio Anniversary at Yankee Stadium
Margaret McBride, famed newspaperwoman and radio commentator, marks 15 years on air with a mammoth Yankee Stadium party scheduled Tuesday afternoon. NBC will broadcast segment from 1 to 1:30 PM as a star-filled celebration features 70,000 seats, VIPs from entertainment, politics, and science, plus a large Red Cross flag formation on the field.
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A rundown of NBC ABC CBS and mutual broadcasts listing programs and guest performers across stations NBC WTAM WHBC WGAR WEWS WNBK and WEWS with lectures music and theatre including Mildred Coleman discussion on labor and dinners at Carnegie Hall guests like Oscar Levant and Helen Traubel and a premiere performance of Leave It to the Girls.
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Monday Night Radio Schedule Summary
Radio listings for WAND FM AM and FM channels show a packed Monday lineup with programs like Morning Melodies Music Eyeopener Wings of Faith Hawaii Harmony Waltz Time and News slots. Featured guests include Genry J Taylor Peter Salem and Bob Allen with decorative and farm news segments and musical acts such as Tru-Tone Quartet Silver Strings and the Massillon Studio.
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Graduation Set At New Philadelphia High School
New Philadelphia Ohio May 28 127 seniors will receive diplomas Tuesday at 8 p m in the junior high auditorium with H R Cotterman Capital University education professor as principal speaker Philip Peterson class valedictorian and Marian Frazier salutatorian will speak Rev O E Hannawalt First Methodist Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 8 p m Class officers are James Bischel president John Miski man vice president June Dixon secretary Janet Williams treasurer The list includes dozens of graduates led by Margaret Alexander James Lee Ball Eugene Ted Barnish Angeline Norene Battalio Zelma Gae Beans Kathryn Beavers Gienda Lee Beer James Eugene Beitzel Wilma May Beitzel and many others
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State Street bridge opens in Chicago Loop
The $3,000,000 State Street bridge over the Chicago River opened to traffic. Named the Bataan Corregidor Memorial bridge, it honors the men who resisted Japanese forces in the Philippines at the start of World War II. The 108-foot double leaf bascule ends a decade long dead end on the Loop’s White Way. The former bridge stood torn down in 1939. War steel shortages and price spikes delayed construction, making it the fifth bridge on its site.
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Buses to Carry Radio Programs in 50 U.S. Cities
Radio loudspeakers are being installed in buses and trolleys across the nation with plans for 40 to 50 cities by year end and many more by 1950. Transit Radio leads, with FM broadcasts aimed at commuters and sponsors benefiting from a captive audience. Cities already using the system include Cincinnati Houston St Louis Kansas City Washington Covington Huntington Worcester Wilkes-Barre Des Moines Tacoma Evansville Altoona Lynn Duluth Jacksonville Baltimore Bradbury Heights.
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Sunday TV Schedule Highlights Local Channel
WNBK offers Hopalong Cassidy at 6:15 followed by Candid Camera at 7:30 and Leave to Girls at 8:00. Author Meets Critics airs 8:30, Drama Theater 9:00, About the Town 10:00, Newsroom 10:30, Program Previews 10:45, Dugout Interviews 1:10, Cleve Chicago 1:25, Super Circus 5:00, Cartoon Tele Tales 6:00, Singing Lady 6:30 and Original Amateur Hour at 7:00.
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Lack of Housing Ruling Shuts Unemployment Claim
Columbus May 28 AP The Board of Review ruled that leaving a job due to housing shortage bars unemployment benefits. The two to one decision centered on a Dayton case where eviction left the claimant unable to find housing. The board said employers are not legally obliged to provide living quarters.
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