Radio Programs Preview King Queen Visit Across Networks
New York March 31 radio schedules unveil full coverage of the King and Queen of England during their U.S. visit. Major programs begin May 6 with continuous broadcasts from England to American networks. The plan includes five speeches by the King and one by the Queen, plus extensive entertainment and news segments across NBC, CBS, and related stations.
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Local market prices and a spring exhibition game news brief
Local prices paid to producers list butter potatoes country ham chickens shoulder lard country bacon and onions with unit prices. A separate brief notes the Washington Senators defeating the Redlegs 9 to 2 in an exhibition game in Orlando led by Lee Grissom and Paul Derringer. Also mentions the $18,000,000 World Exposition opening in Houston on April 2 for six days.
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Masters Tourney Halted by Rain in Augusta GA
Rain postpones start of Augusta National $5,000 classic delaying the Masters event. Only notable entry Robert Tyre Jones Jr. makes a rare appearance, with rain hampering play for the third time in the six year history of the tournament. Local readers are urged to check classifieds for results.
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