Radio Listings Chronicle Sunday Schedule Across Stations
More than half the hospital beds in the United States are occupied by mental patients. The long broadcast grid features KPST Preston KC KEYY and KEIO with a mix of news, music, sacred programs, dramas, and debates across morning to late night slots.
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Preston Lumber Company
Isle of Paradise
Community Chapel
Palmer Chase
Keystone
Symphony
Intermountain
Sacred Heart
Alan Lomax
William L. Shirer
John B. Kennedy
United States
Air Force day observance highlights needs for expansion
Brig Gen John H McCormick head of the Twelfth Air Force warns that the air power program lacks production efficiency and capacity for wartime expansion. He spoke at a Bannock hotel dinner in Boise after arriving from March Field California. Public events at the Fifteenth Bomb squadron featured open house and aircraft displays from Hill Field.
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J. H. McCormick
Arimo
Fred Siler
Ida Siler
Taft Ave
Bannock
John H. McCormick
Bannock Hotel
Twelfth Air Force
Air Force
McCormick
Marchfield
Calif
Gate City
George R. Phillips
Harold C. Hinckley
Bill Hill
Fifteenth
C. D. McCormick
Army
Ida L, Siler
Army Air Base
Hillfield
Air Base
Utah Sunday Weather Looks Partly Cloudy With Showers
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across Utah with scattered showers mainly in the north and east. Temperatures little changed Sunday with lows around 55 to 65 and highs near 75 to 85, reaching about 90 in Utah's Dixie.
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Utah
Dixie
Finder Of Money Declines Reward
Chicago patrolman Leonard F. Michalski found a wallet on his beat and returned it to the owner. The owner offered a 30 dollar reward, but Michalski refused to take the one half of one percent he could have taken.
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Chicago
Leonard F. Michalski
Police Digest
Michalski
College Thanks Supporters After First Football Contest
ISC sports booster Hobart Sturm praised patrons for backing the Bengals in their debut game. He highlighted cooperation from the Pocatello Gridiron Club the Chamber of Commerce and Gate City merchants and noted Associated Men Students will keep selling ticket books at a dollar-saving price. About 2000 students and townspeople endured two hours of rain to watch the game.
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ISC
Hobart
Pepper
Sturm
The
POST
Bengals
Pocatello Gridiron Club
Chamber of Commerce
Gate City Merchants
Associated Men
Free Fluoride Treatments For SD School Children
More than 3000 South Dakota school children will receive free fluoride treatments this year to demonstrate a new tooth decay prevention process. Each child will receive a tooth cleaning and four applications of a sodium fluoride solution.
Not Hot Enough to Fry Egg on Banked Wisconsin Sidewalk
Merrill radio men from Station WLIN tested sidewalk cooking in the sun but found asphalt temperatures failed to reach 100 degrees to fry an egg, only curling the edges.
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Merrill
Wis
WLIN
Air Force to Describe Aviation Cadet Program in Pocatello
USAF officers will describe the aviation cadet program at 403 N Main St in Pocatello on September 20 and 21. Eligibility requires 20 to 26 ¼ years of age, unmarried status, two years of college, good health, and excellent character. Cadets completing 12 months of training will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve.
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United States Air Force
USAF
N. Main Street
Pocatello
Air Force
Ation
Main St
Air Force Reserve
New AMS Tops ISC Campus Growth With 851 Signups
The new Associated Men Students on the ISC campus reports 456 new members at Friday registration, with total Friday signups reaching 851 for men and women. AMS founder Hobart Sturm, political science instructor, notes a first AMS gathering planned as a Wednesday stag party.
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ISC
Associated Men
John Kelly
AMS
Hobart Sturm
Most Workers Dislike Their Jobs Report Says 60 Percent Seek Change
In Champaign Illinois John Theodore of the Illinois state employment service told University of Illinois vocational guidance students that with over 23 500 jobs to choose from about 60 percent of workers would rather be doing something else. The remark highlights widespread job dissatisfaction among the employed.
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Champaign
John Theodore
Illinois State Employment Department Service
University of Ilinois
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