Radio Schedule Fr Daily Oct 1 Listing Programs
On Friday October 1 a full day of radio programming is listed with time slots and show names from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM including News Weather Sunrise Serenade Chapel of the Air Luncheon Melodies Patterns in Music Sweet Music Between the Lines Band for Today Joe Reichman Waltztime Danny Ray Danceland Review Betty and Bob Showtime from Hollywood Cavalcade of Music Hillbilly Platter Show Georgia Market Review Sagebrush Cowboy Record Man Show All the News and Sign Off
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Yanny Ray Fethem Paves J Mny Rigt
Danny Ba
Chapel of the Air
Milady
Joe Reichman
Danny Ray
Betty and
Bob
Showtime
Hollywood
Chad Poster
Georgia Market Review
Bing Crosey
Jide
Russ Moran
del Courtney
Cairo Chamber Endorses Georgia Ports and Tourism Plans
Cairo Chamber of Commerce directors endorsed two state legislative proposals to develop Georgia ports at Brunswick and Savannah and create tourist information centers at highway entry points. They urged support from Rep. P. M. Baggett when the Legislature meets in January and backed a county development program aligned with state goals for 1949-50. President M. L. Mayes led the discussion and noted broader regional promotion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
M. L. Mayes
P. M. Baggett
Brunswick
Savanah
Georgian Portal Authority
Leniger Industry
Chamber of Commerce Executives” Association
Sivannah’ Chamber of Commerce
ALD Board
Georgia “Department of Public
Department
Moyes
Porter Smith and Helen Bell Headed to Southeastern Fair
Mrs Port er Smith of Donalsonville and her pupil Helen Bell 14 of Brinson depart for Atlanta to compete in the Southeastern Fair spelling contest Helen won Decatur county prize and will enter the state contest while staying at the Henry Grady hotel in Atlanta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonalsonville
Porter Smith
Donalsonville
Brinson
Helen Bell
Atlanta
Helen
Decatur County
Smith
Henry_Gardy
Farmers' Real Income Drops in 1947
Washington reports that farmers’ real income fell in 1947 for the first time since before World War II, despite higher farm earnings the previous year. Norman J. Wall of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes that after taxes the net income could buy far less than in 1946, with rising costs and debt burdens threatening farmer finances.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Norman J. Wall
Department
Bueau
Agricultural Economics
emMers
Wall
Freedom Train Sets New Attendance Mark at Bristol
Bristol Virginia September 8 WAPV The Freedom Train daily attendance record was broken for the second straight day as visitors viewed historical documents aboard the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Virghia
Tea Shower Honors Miss Caroline Fain in Donalsonville
In Donalsonville Georgia on September 30 a tea shower honored Miss Caroline Fain who will wed Ralph Murry Ivey on October 15. Mrs Lillie Richardson and Miss Jean Davis hosted at the Grady Richardson home with music, flowers, and a display of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalsonville
Caroline Fain
Ralph Murry Ivey
Lillie Richardson
Jean
Davis
Grady Richardson
Forrester
Lillie, Seale
Aliss Davis
Miss Fain
Ailison Dunn
Carl Yarbrotyzh
H. BP. Denking
Oor
Dallas Wurst
Roy Jones
Earle Wilson
Perry Walker
Dinen
Cen
Ochlochnee Lions Entertain Faculty of Local Schools
Ochlochnee September 30 the Ochlochnee Lions entertained the local Consolidated Schools faculty at a popular meeting. The Baptist church women served dinner and overflow guests were cared for. Principal Claude M Ivie introduced the faculty and Rev Thomas A Whiting spoke on Know Thy Self to a receptive audience.
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Ochlochnee
Thos. A Whiting
Meigs
Evelyn G. Roberts
Dehloehnees
Edward Ro Cone
Leila Clifton
Alice Hatcher
Ernestine Clark
Mamie Wallop
Gladys Willis
Carrie Harricon
Mesdames J. B. Thorson
L. Singletary
M. C. Brown
Lillie Mae Luckey
J. C. Long
B. B. Clictt
Betty Rhodes
Hyethe
Clib
Thomas A. Whiting
Lion R. D .Bulloch
Whiting
Attendance figure tops Bluefield showing large turnout
The commander and a sponsor from the American Heritage Foundation said the latest attendance surpassed the prior Bluefield W Va record of 13 263 on Tuesday. He noted the total number viewing the train and its contents was high yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Heritage Foundation
Bluefield
W. Va
O'Brian
Berlin crisis built on four zone plan after World War II
Washington reports on the Berlin divide and the Allied plan to administer Germany in four zones after WWII. Russia favors communism, while the United States Britain and France push for free enterprise and limited state control. Economic agencies to unite the zones were never established, hindering recovery and cross-zone trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Berlin
Berline
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Reed
Resut
Russi
Layman Asks Church Council to Rebuke Red Stand
A layman from Sioux City Iowa asked the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ to rebuke the World Council of Churches for criticizing capitalism. He urged a resolution stating Amsterdam’s stance risks becoming a front for world socialism while opposing communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
Disciples of Christ
World Council_of
Knutson
United States
Co. M. Yocum
Indianapolis
India
Japan
Joyohiko Kagawa
Eastern North Carolina Tobacco Markets Report Higher Prices
Eastern North Carolina flue cured tobacco markets posted slightly higher prices in yesterday’s auctions with most grades steady to slightly lower on the middle belt. Eastern belt leaf grades gained, increases ranging from one to six dollars per hundred, while old belt quality showed irregular fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Meigs PTA Holds Opening Business Session
Meigs Georgia hosts a Meigs PTA meeting Tuesday afternoon September 28 at 8:00 pm in the school auditorium. The session opened with remarks from President Andrew Wurst and Vice President Mrs Charles Wurst. The faculty list and officers were announced and a reception tea followed with light refreshments and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEIGS
PTA
Sepi
Tei
Eesertee Teachers Association
Sehout Hots Audisorium
CRUE
ODD Cao
EE Aon Akthor
Sevblow
Herd
Caudle Wilisk
sOeston
Fuchs
Carolyn Owenby
Amelia Spe
An—Garemek
Sasser
Rev Prichart to Preach Sunday at Big Ochilochnee
Rev Prichart of Corman Park will be the visiting preacher at Bip Odfluence Baptist Church Sunday night in October. Everyone invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichart
Big Ochilochnee
Thirteen Japanese Sailors Sentenced for Killing Captured U.S. Flyers
In Yokohama on September 30, thirteen sailors in Japan’s wartime Navy were sentenced to hard labor prison terms for killing six captured American fliers. Twelve received three to twenty years. Kurumatsu Yamakawa got 15 years for causing a flyer’s death by denying medical aid. The six unidentified Americans had survived a B 25 crash near Kairiru Island in 1948. The beheadings were ordered by Rear Admiral Michiaki Wamanaki, convicted for this and other war crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Navy
Iernest
Ness
Susquehanna
Kurumatsu Yamakawa
Aid
INCSS
Kairiru Island
New Guinea
Kairiru
Adi
Michiiki Wamanaki
Wewak
Montgomery Named Commander of European Alliance
A government source says Field Marshal Montgomery is chosen to command the armed forces of a five nation European alliance comprising Britain France Belgium Luxembourg and possibly others. Announcement expected within 48 hours by the alliance secretariat in Paris under the Russell agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Etaf
Lives National West
European Alliance
T Montgomery
Hinner
France
Belgium
Sauerland
Luxembourg
Cehoies
Paris
Megisetuery
Reverend Younginer to Preach at Pierce Chapel Next Sunday
Rev James W Younginer appointed to Cairo Circuit Methodist Church temporarily and will preach at Pierce Chapel on Sunday at 11 30 am and 7 30 pm He succeeds Rev Gilbert Ramsey who left for Emory University seminary Younginer a Wofford College graduate has done graduate work at University of Georgia and is to live in Cairo while serving Sunday appointments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Younginer
Pierce Chapel
Cairo Circuit
William E. McTier
Gilbert Ramsey
Emory University
Younginer
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Ss. C
University of Georgia
Ate
Elie? Mei
Vouneiner
Migs
du Ail
Suinday
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Jesse
Sax
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Willie Hammond
Martha
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Thomasville
P. M. Davenport
Caroline
Layman
Church Council
Easern
North Carolina Tobacco Marts
Robert Mitchum
Robert
Mitchum
Los Angeles
Jerry Giesler
Lila Leeds
Vickie Juvans
Grant Cooper
U. S
Montgomery
J. W. Younginer
Leora Codie
Royal Air Revere Marchal
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