1240 On Your Dial 1240 Tuesday Afternoon Schedule
Radio day timetable listing hourly programs from 12:00 to 12:00 with shows such as Queen for a Day Martin Black Show Red Hook 31 All Star Dance Farade Milt Herth Trio Two Ton Baker Intermountain News Time to Shine Call of the West Tommy Dorsey Show Fulton Lewis Afternoon Edition Music by Request Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Mysterious Traveller Official Detective Mysteries Billy Rose Gabriel Hegtter Mutual Newsreel Gregory Hood Fishing & Hunting Club of the Air Music for the Family Sam Donahue Orch All the News Guy Lombardo Orch Time Is Running Out Inside of Sports Adrian Rollini Trio Tomy Ryan's Orch Mutual Reports the News Concert in Miniature Musical Reveille Farm Journal Editor's Diary Checkerboard Jamboree Farm Tips Melody Ranch Breakfast News Say It With Music Passing Tell Your Neighbor Hearts Desire Novelty Dance Music Midmorning Serenade U S Marine Band Cedric Foster News The Happy Gang Little Show Queen for a Day
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Martin Black
Red Hook
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
Intermountain News
Time To Shine
Call of the West
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Hegtter
Mutual Newsreel
Gregory Hood
Sam Donahue
Orch
Guy Lombardo
Inside of Sports
Sherman Hayes
Adrian Rollini
Tommy Ryan
Mutual
IMN Farm Journal
Intermountain
Melody Ranch
Cedric Foster
President Addresses Crowd On Flood Work And Politics
President speaks before about five hundred people saying long pending projects have reduced the Columbia River flood damage. He plans an aerial inspection of the flood area later this week. Dan J. Cavanagh, Democratic state chairman, shaken hands and predicts Idaho’s twelve votes at the national convention will go to Truman on the first ballot. delegation remains unpledged.
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Truan
Pocatello
Columbia River Basin
Truman
Congress
Columbia River
Dan J. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Idaho
Mr. Truman
Lewis Hints Strike In First Meet
Lewis signals a strike in the first meet with the coal operators as union leaders clash over a contract. He contends the 1946 fund will soon be exhausted and warns against setting a contract precedent while demanding wage improvements. ONeill calls the dispute a deadlock and criticizes Taft Hartley and Goldsborough.
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Lewis
O'Neill
T. Alan Goldsborough
Southern Coal Operators Association
Thousands of bushels clog Burkburnett streets as grain backs up
In Burkburnett Texas thousands of bushels valued at about 200000 lay on roped off streets as three local grain elevators filled to capacity. Editor John Brookman noted long truck lines awaiting unloads and predicted a strong harvest after last year’s good season. California leads irrigated acres with 24 percent of national total.
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Burkburnett
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Red River
John Brookman
Weekly Star
Columbia Climbs to Its Third Crest
The Columbia River neared a new crest with forecasters predicting readings around 29 to 30 feet as high water persisted for weeks. Army and navy crews with nearly 2000 troops battled floods, protecting a $35 million aluminum plant and surrounding areas along three major dike points in Oregon and Washington.
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Elmer Fisher
Weather Bureau
Col
O. E. Walsh
Corps of Engineers
Army
Navy
Portland
Longview- Kelso
Washington
Longview
Clatskante
Oregon
Columbia
Mejor
Senate Drops 2 Civil Rights Amendments in Draft Bill
The Senate shelved two civil rights amendments to the draft bill, a tactic to avoid a southern filibuster. Senator Langer urged banning race segregation in the armed forces. his amendment was tabled 67 to 7. A second measure barring discrimination against armed forces members on common carriers was defeated by voice vote. Support grows for Capehart standby-draft amendment allowing presidential order after volunteers fill needs.
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Washington
Senate
Langer
R-Nd
House
Capehart
R-Ind
Train Collision Shocks Rockford Injures Two I W Members
An Illinois Central freight train and an I C switch engine collided head on in Rockford Illinois on Monday. Two I W members were injured and a boxcar was tossed about 60 feet through the air.
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Rockford, Ill
Illinois Central
I. C
Lear
Preston Bank Robbery Suspect Captured After Vault Incident
Grace Robber's $3800 crime led to a vault standoff as three bank staffers remained inside. A stranger watched from the crowd before departing. license plates linked to Rex Whitehead and De Packh were traced to Preston. FBI and Bannock County officers joined the probe. De Packh claimed bank examiner duties and gambling debts funded the theft.
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Preston
Rex Whitehead
de Packh
Boise
Hansen
Alvin and
Bannock County
Clyde Thompson
J. B. Scheib
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pocatello
Bannock
Alma Marley
Reno
Marley
Elko
New
Butte
Mont
FBI
W. G. Banister
Idaho-Montana
Treasury Department
Comptroller of Curerency
San Francisco
Government ramps up aid as floods strike Northwest
Washington announces quick actions against disease. Typhoid vaccine and smallpox supplies are mobilized for Oregon and California, health engineers and an entomologist deployed to fight fires and mosquitoes, and insecticide trucks prepared. Flood damage repair costs exceed 30 million dollars, including 6 million for river dyke restoration and 10 million for emergency housing for Vanport’s former residents.
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Washington
Philip B. Fleming
Federal Works
Oregon
San Francisco
Public Health Service Sanitary
Public Health Service
Sanitary Engineers
Army Engineers
Columbia River
Typhoid Strikes Altotting in Bavaria
Typhoid fever outbreak hits Altotting Bavaria with 711 infections and 23 deaths as radio reports confirm the Monday update from Prankint.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Altotting
Bavaria
Egypt Reinforcements to Rescue 1 000 From Israeli
Egyptian forces prepare to evacuate about 1000 people as fighting intensifies along the Jerusalem Tel Aviv corridor. The Arab Legion shells the road as Israeli units respond with heavy fire near Latrum while mediation efforts edge toward immigration and blockade terms.
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Egypt
U. N
Palestine
Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Holy City
Latrum
Arab Legion
Former King to Marry in Athens Thursday
An official announcement says former King Mihai of Romania will wed Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma in Athens on Thursday. The couple arrived from Geneva and were greeted at the airport by the Greek royal family. The noon ceremony will be conducted by Archbishop Damaskinos.
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Athens
Miahi
Romania
Anne
Parma
Geneva
Damaskinos
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Jacqueline Johnson
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John Upston
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Internal Revenue
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Ahepa
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New York City
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