Radio Schedule Highlights and Program Lineup
Full daily docket lists KEIO 1450 KC with morning shows Hoosier Hot Shots to Chapel Hymns then highlights from Kay Kyser to Gallon Drake. KEYY 1240 KC features Deitor Diary to Dwight D Eisenhower and Army broadcasts. KPST Preston 1340 offers Smith Allen News and Riders of Purple Sage through late evening.
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K. C
Heatter
Ate Smith
Cedric Foster
Happy Gang
Golden Hope Chest
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John E. Swift
IMN
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Lorraine
Bill Henry
Mutual News
Mutual Reports
the News
KPST
Preston
Klok Klub
Smith-Allen
Preston Lumber
Preston Electric
Cote Glee Club
Storyland Express
M—Caneiellamt
Rescue
Deep River Boys
Palmer’s
Supreme Court starts 1948 term with overtime ruling upheld
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its overtime on premium pay ruling for longshoremen, allowing 44 industries to face boosts in overtime pay based on combined premium and basic wages. Justices Frankfurter Jackson Burt dissented. Doug las did not vote. The court also reviewed 264 appeals, selecting 30 for full consideration.
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Washington
IUP
Supreme Court
Labor Department
Felix Frankfurter
Robert H. Jackson
Harold H. Burton
WAC
Kathleen Nash Durant
VFW Officers Back Five Point Plan for Idaho Legislation
Twenty two department officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Idaho approve a five point 1949 program. Proposals include a state veterans preference law for public employment and a state veterans loan agency to aid home buying and business ventures. The plan also backs state aid for Hunt relocation roads near Jerome and the creation of a Idaho veterans department to replace the welfare commission. A joint veterans legislative committee with the American Legion DAV and Spanish American War veterans is supported.
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Twin Falls
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Idaho
Veterans’ Loan
Hunt
Jerome
Veterans Department
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Richard K. Mooeney
Boise
Quartermaster Adjustant
Veterans’ Loan Agency
Oregon
Veteran’s Legislative
VFW
American Legion
DAV
Love and duty in a broken home poem by Sam Hanson
Columnist Sam Hanson reflects on a rail worker's wife who loses her husband to a rival, the impact on children, and the possibility of positive paths from separation. He stresses respect, understanding, and the enduring power of love beyond marriage, urging readers to acknowledge what was not there and to guide children wisely.
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Sam Hanson
Don Jose
Carmen
Carmen Dearest
Carmencita
Rodeo Stars Die in Wyoming Auto Crash
Five people are killed in an early morning automobile accident near Thermopolis Wyoming including rodeo bulldoggers Tom Knight 30 and Mickey McCorey 36 and their spouses Grace Nayer 17 Powell and George Knight 23 both Thermopolis. Also killed is Mrs Knight 25.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Here
Tom Knight
Mrs. Knight
Arley Kee
Mickey) McCorey
George Knight
Grace Nayer
Powell
Wye
MecCorey
Fatal accident on Berlin elevated trains leaves four dead
Two people were killed and two seriously injured when four passengers clung to the outside of two approaching trains in Berlin. A 17 year old and a 41 year old man were electrocuted.
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Berlin
Radio Schedule Snippet with Evening Lineup
A radio station lists an evening lineup with programs including Voice of the Army Evidun 1 Val at 8:00 and 1940 Club at 9:00 followed by Music to Dream By at 10:00 and Sign Off at 11:00.
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Elmer Davis
Melody Inn
AP News
Hollywood
Christian Science Monitor
Les Pau
The
Richfield Reporter
Joe Hasel
Kurley Kops Karnival
Evidun
Val
Carmen and Don Jose in a volatile Seville scene
A dramatic excerpt from an adaptation of Prosper Merimee's novel features Don Jose, a Navarre officer, and Carmen the gypsy. Their heated confrontation escalates with accusations, fear, and a violent wreath of emotions in a room as gypsy music drifts from the street. Carmen declares independence, fears doom, and expels Jose as their tense bond deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jose
Seville
Navarre
Carmen
Jose
Utah Slayer Seeks Rehearing For Death Sentence
Aged slayer Hiram Bebee of Mt. Pleasant seeks a rehearing before the state board of pardons for commutation. His attorney, E. Leroy Shields, plans to petition at the Oct. 21 meeting after a Sept. 16 board rejection. Bebee was condemned for killing Mt. Pleasant marshal Don T. Larsen outside a beer hall. supporters cite jury leniency suggestions and concerns of political influence ahead of the Nov. 2 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Hiram Bebee
Mt. Pleasant
Don T. Larsen
Bebee
E. Leroy Shields
State Board of Pardons
State Board
State Supreme Court
Miners Plan Cool Meeting For Truman
Union officials predict most United Mine Workers delegates will give President Truman a cool reception during his Monday visit to Cincinnati as the convention nears its Tuesday end. John L. Lewis calls Truman an enemy and suspects a clash of interest with Dewey support.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
John L. Lewis
United States
Mr. Truman
Lewis
Music Hall
Twin Jet Fighter Perfected By Navy
El Segundo Calif The Navy revealed a high speed twin jet fighter bomber capable of locating distant targets through all weather. The XF3D, designed and developed by Douglas Aircraft Co, is a two man jet adaptable as attack fighter long range patrol reconnaissance and long range fighter escort.
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EL Segundo
Calif
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Douglas Aircraft Co
Sneak Thieves Rob Boise Offices
Sneak thieves stole $226 in cash and $440 in checks from the Nehi Beverage company office when left unguarded briefly. Police investigate robbers who also took an electric impact wrench valued at $165 from the Boise Motor Company.
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Boise
Nehi Beverage Company
Boise Motor Company
Britain accuses Soviet of Berlin blockade and rights violation
The British white paper reports thousands of Germans, including children, held in Soviet concentration camps or deported to the Soviet Union in the occupation zone. It accuses Moscow of blocking Berlin, seeking control of the Ruhr, and pressuring Western powers to abandon rights in the city.
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London
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
Britain
Berlin
United Kingdom
France
Yalta
Germany
Ruhr
Western
Europe
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Hyde Hendricks
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Hyde Hendricks will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Third Ward LDS chapel with Bishop R K Hart officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery under Hall Mortuary direction. Friends may call at Hall's Tuesday and at the home 1430 North Main St from 10 a.m. Wednesday until service time.
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Rose Hyde Hendricks
Third Ward
LDS
R. K. Hart
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Hall
North Main St
Mabel Johnson Call dies in Wapello at 47
Mabel Johnson Call 47 wife of Ernest Call died at the family home in Wapello at 1 30 am Monday October 11 after two years of illness. Born June 3 1901 at Wapello to pioneer parents Flenrietta Dunn and David A Johnson she married Ernest Call April 28 1920 in Pocatello Idaho. Survived by husband two daughters Bernice Peterson and Delsa Anderson two grandchildren Del Ray Peterson Becky Rae Anderson. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the Wapello LDS church with Bishop Newell E Rollison in charge burial Grove City cemetery.
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Mabel Johnson Call
Blackfoot
Ernest Call
Wapello
Flenrietta Dunn
David A. Johnson
Pocatello
Idaho
Bernice Peterson
Delsa Anderson
del Ray Peterson
Becky Rae Anderson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Relief Society
MIA
LDS Church
Newell E. Rollison
Sandberg
Grove City
Record of Oct. 4 to Oct. 9 Local Court Actions
Police court entries list multiple DUI and speeding charges with fines from 2.50 to 100 dollars, several stop sign and signal violations, left turns and license issues, plus jail time for one case. It also notes marriage licenses for four couples, a birth at General Hospital, and a remodeling permit for C. Bradbeach.
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Harry Lawson
Rt. 3
Blackfoot
Peak Wed
Lawson
Achiec
Harold W. Port
Ogden
Delbert R. Taylor
Rexburg
Roy O. Haroldser
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Dick Bartlett
South Tenth Ave
Reuben Jackson
Charles R. Hall
West Carson St
Norman E. Johns
Benson Hotel
Louis Tauscher
South Third Ave
Loran O. Kingsford
North Lighth Ave
Hugh M. Fisher
Park Ave
Alameda
Kenneth Dean Osbourne
Terreton
Idaho
Dean Parker
Idaho ~ Falls
Robert Leroy Livingstone
North Harrison Ave
Ethel S. Otto
North Hayes Ave
Phillip Derando
Edward E. Warren
Alfred Leon Mickens
Thomas Warren
Arthur V. Nelson
Patricia Ann Duncan
Arden Westfall
Salmon
Arlette Marciel Culver
John W. Musgrove
LaBarge
Wyo
Virginia Musgrove
Pasadena
Calif
General Hospital
Kenneth van Sickle
Wayne Ave
Girl
C. Bradbeach
North Main
Knights of Columbus Plan Columbus Day Program
Pocatello Knights of Columbus announce a Columbus Day program on October 12, 1948. Supreme Knight Joseph H. Lamb will speak at 2:45 p.m. on KEYY, with a radio skit at 8:45 p.m. Also a roast turkey dinner at 7:15 p.m. at the American Legion club followed by talks and dancing with Joe Ortega and his orchestra for knights and ladies.
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George R. Murphy
The
Pocatello
America
American Legion Club
All Knights
Edmund R. Cody
Hugh Iy
Christopher Columus
Joe Ortega
$1000 Gift Fuels X-Ray Facility Upgrade
Bannock county health unit's X-ray room will be remodeled thanks to a $1000 fund from the Pocatello Anti-Tuberculosis association. The gift, from last year's seal sales, was presented to county commissioners by W. H. Velton, chapter president, as the chapter plans this year's sale opening November 22. Members approving the award include Rona Whelan, Dr. M. B. Sherrard, Filen Raether, and G. Nicholas Ifff. chapter officers are L Berg, Luci Rte, and H. J. Swanson.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Anti- Tuberculosis Association
W. H. Velton
Welton
Rona Whelan
M. B. Sherrard
Filen Raether
G. Nicholas Ifff
L _Berg
Luci Rte
H. J. Swanson
Fender skirts stolen from car in East Center Street
Pierre Servel reported to city police that fender skirts valued at 24 dollars were stolen from his car while it was parked in front of 739 East Center Street over the weekend.
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Pierre Servel
East Centers
Messiah Cast Try Out Set at Idaho State College
Singers wishing to try out for Handel's Messiah at Idaho State College must attend the first rehearsal at 8 tonight in Lewis hall north of the Spud Bowl. Director R. C. Goranson announced the call for December performances.
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Pocatello
Idaho State College
Lewis Hall
Spud Bowl
R. C. Goranson
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National Labor Relations Board
Clgoma Plywood & Veneer Co
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Wis
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Missouri
Ice and
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
P. G. Wodehouse
Striking
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James A. Akers
Galveston
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de Grazia
Chicago
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Benton Harbor
Mich
Michigan House of Representatives
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Interstate Natural Gas Co
Midwest
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
T. M. Madden
Virginia
Minn
Whitney
Madden
Sophie Kerrion
Feice
Prosper Merimee
Gracias
Utah
James Wolfe
Larsen
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Rebee
Board of Pardons
News of Record
Alameda Police Court
John R. Tadlock
K. of C
Warnick and Sons
Messiah
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