National Kids Day radio salutes across major networks
Multiple half hour shows on ABC MBS and CBS mark the second annual National Kids Day with star lineups including Bing Crosby Dinah Shore and Roy Rogers. Highlights include The Ohio Story on WHBC The Halls of Ivy on CBS and various drama and music programs across networks.
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Bing Crosby
Dennis Day
Nelson Eddy
Ralph Edwards
Jimmie Fidler
Dick Haymes
Gordon MacRae
Drew Pearson
Roy Rogers
Dinah Shore
Rudy Vallee
Harry von Zell
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Charlie McCarthy
Walter O’ Keefe
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Rex Turner
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Kiwanis International Club
Leo Damiani
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Freemont
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Joan Crawford
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Mark Trail
Arthur Godfrey
Portia
Curt Massey
Boston Red Sox
Farrel
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Melody Ranch
Lowell Thomas
Fulton Lewis Jr
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Jack Smith
the Lone Ranger
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Lone Ranger
Jack Elton T Love
Edward R. Murrow
Ivy
Mr. Chameleon
Chameleon
Gildersleeve
Dr. Christian
Great Gildersleeve Press Club
Candlelight & Silver
Nat'l Kids Day District Attorney Family Theater
Abc’s of Music
4Bc’s of Music
District Attorney Family Theater
Lawrence Welk
Eddie Howard
Richard Diamond
Frank Edwards Taft
Senate
Guy Lombardo
Life
Manning
Mindy Carson
Toni Spaulding
Bill Mayer
Jim Martin
TV Schedule and Behind the Scenes Rumors
The list shows a packed WXEL-9 lineup from 3:50 to 12:30 with many programs including news, theater, and children’s segments. A note hints at two reel film comedies for a theater release titled A La Car ter, written and directed by a star. A Texas billionaire reportedly seeks to form a syndicate to buy ABC network.
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ABC Network
WNBK
Dorothy Fuldheim
Ed Wallace
Buster Keaton
Bob Morris
Doug. Edwards
Howdy Doody
Cactus Jim
Cyclone Malone
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
John Conte
Red Grange
Alan Douglas
Ohio
Cathy and
Jack
Private Eye
Morey Amsterdam
Uncle Jake
Alan Freed
Mystery Balloon Lifts Over Missouri Sky
Ongoing sightings across southeast Missouri prompted reports to newspapers and state police. Lt. Claude Haverty of the air national guard flew to 35 000 feet to investigate and confirmed the object resembled a weather balloon drifting at high altitude. He tracked it for about an hour but could not close the distance. The Memphis based pilot received the tip through the Weather Bureau.
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Oplar Bluff
Missouri
State Highway Patrol
Claude Haverty
Air National Guard
Advertising Club Told Of Distribution Costs
Paul E. Schwartz a Mount Union College professor urged private and government research to lower distribution costs before 25 Canton Advertising Club members at Belden Hotel luncheon. He noted accounting systems for distribution costs are less accurate than those for production costs, and Frank Kwett announced the next luncheon for Tuesday Oct 3.
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Canton Advertising Club
Belden Hotel
Paul E. Schwartz
Blue Cross Payments Exceed Million Dollars
Hospital payments of Blue Cross Hospital Service Inc exceeded a million dollars in the first eight months of 1950, a new eight month record. In August payments totaled 137 645 44 bringing the year to date to 1 071 888 21. About half of Stark County residents are covered by the plan which pays hospital bills for members in exchange for a monthly premium.
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Blue Cross Hospital Service, Inc
Richard O. Parker
Stark County
Memphis Woman Keeps Unusual Dog Recipes
Mrs. H. Walter Smalley of Memphis owns a collie with unusual dietary habits. The dog favors corn off the cob, cucumber, and occasionally a green pepper, and only eats meat when very hungry, reflecting a quirky household food preference.
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Memphis
H. Walter Smalley
Trim Cast-girls Find A Miracle-Working Routine
A 1950 King Features Syndicate fitness guide prescribes simple wand exercises to soften hollows at the throat, strengthen chest muscles, and improve circulation. It urges 30 minutes daily walking, good nutrition, and rest for buoyant health and a slim figure.
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Ana Lhattan
King Features Syndicate
Proven versus proved past participle debate in language use
A columnist argues that language evolves and that proven is now widely accepted as a past participle of prove. Citing White Woolley and Scott and dictionaries, the piece claims usage, not prescriptive rules, determines form and anticipates future shifts in English.
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North of England
College M Handbook of Composition
Woolley and Scott
American College Dictionary
Webster’s New Collegiate
Grosset and Dunlap
Transit system carries 12.4 million passengers daily in London
Greater London with about 9.7 million residents carries 12.4 million daily on its rail, bus, trolley, and subway networks. Trains use 3,940 cars across a 248 mile network, according to British railways.
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Greater London
British Railways
Perhaps You Know By A. C. Gordon
Nevada has the least population density at 1.4 persons per square mile the opium comes from the poppy and the wind section instruments include oboe English horn bassoon clarinet flute and piccolo Madame Curie received two Nobel prizes one in physics and chemistry Hindu and Jewish are cited as the two oldest legal systems
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Nevada
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