Radio Program Schedule for KEIO KC and Affiliates
Radio listings for KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 in Kansas City on Friday October 8 1948 detail daily programs from breakfast to sign off. Highlights include Kay Kyser’s Kollege Ted Malone Betty Crocker News and The Shadow with varied music drama news and sports segments across morning afternoon and evening slots.
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KEIO
Kay Kyser
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
K.C
Intermountain
Melody Ranch
John Nesbitt
Gabriel Heatter
Kate Smith
Blackfoot City Grants Ten Building Permits in Meeting
The Blackfoot city council approved ten building permits totaling 44225 with residences valued seven to nine thousand dollars going to Ross Burrup Louis Ely Ed D Christiansen Wallace A Moses and C H Gillis. Other permits covered renovations garages and neon signs.
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Blackfoot
Ross Burrup
Louis Ely
Ed D. Christiansen
Wallace A. Moses
C. H. Gillis
Chicago Man Breaks Fast To Eat Breakfast
John A. Bender, 60, ends a four day fast after a religious caller from the Institute for Advancement of Cultural and Spiritual Values urges him to join. He plans to eat breakfast and consider new housing after leaving his hotel.
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Chicago
John A. Bender
Bender
Frederick Kettner
The
Institute For Advancement of Cultural and Spiritual Values
Institute
Lillas Pastia
Don Jose
Andres
Carmen
Portugal
Jose
Luisa
Confessions Forced Says U S Agency
The U S State Department accused Hungary of using third degree police state methods to obtain false sabotage confessions from two American oilmen Paul Ruedemann and George Bannantine. The men were arrested Sept 18 and held incommunicado until Sept 25 then allowed to return to the United States. They said their confessions were written by Hungarian police under duress and wholly false.
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Washington
State Department
Hungary
Paul Ruedemann
Hartsdale
N. Y
George Bannantine
St. Louis
Standard Oil 0
United States
Argentine Papers Told to Trim Size and Pages
Buenos Aires reports secretary Jose C Barros said newspapers should cut pages rather than copies to meet a government order cutting newsprint use by 50 percent. He will implement a decree limiting newsprint for the coming months to half of the prior year, aiming to save dollar exchange without harming publishers.
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Buenos Aires
Jose C. Barros
Industry and Commerce
Barros
Tulsa Court Rejects Ban On Word Black Person On Ballot
A three judge panel led by Federal Judge A P Murrah denied an injunction to bar the words Black person from appearing after names on a ballot in Tulsa Oklahoma The ruling allows the term to remain on ballots in future elections.
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Tulsa
Okla
A. P. Murrah
Rural tuition jump hits Weiser students high costs rise
Rural residents sending students to Weiser high school face a 79 percent rise in tuition to 103.02 dollars per student after records close. Ben F. Lowe, the city school superintendent, cited higher operating costs for the spike, noting last year’s expense was 60,842 dollars versus 41,113 dollars the year prior.
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Weiser
Weiser High School
Ben F. Lowe
Lowe
N. J. Rice
Washington County
Lewiston Forms Its First Postwar Young Democratic Club
Lewiston organized a Young Democratic club last night, the first in Nez Perce county since before the war. The founding marks a revival of youth political activity in the region.
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Lewiston
Nez Perce County
Heatwave pushes LA to record Oct heat of 96
In Los Angeles the temperature reached 96 degrees at 2 p.m. on Thursday, tying the all time Oct record and marking the second hottest day of the year amid smoky haze. Inland cities across Southern California reported 90s as a heat wave persists.
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Los Angeles
California
Idaho Fair Breaks Even Despite Bad Weather
Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot broke about even financially after gate receipts fell by 3762.56 due to rain. Secretary Ruth C. Hartkopf reported at a board meeting reviewing the 1948 show with final figures to come in October. Attendance reached 69,900, down from 75,000, despite the bad weather. Friday was the biggest day with two shows. Improvements totaling 41000 included a new grandstand and an all metal hog and sheep exhibit building.
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Kennedy Addition
South Broadway
Court House
Birch Street
Meridian Street
Leon J. Chapman
Paul J. Pickett
Curley Q Inn
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ruth C. Hartkopf
Hartkopf
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Lou Holtz
Kurley Kopp
Patti Clayton
Trio
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Superman
Chandu
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
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O. P. Skagg
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Music For Children
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Voice of the Army
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