On the Air Radio Schedules From Local Stations
A sprawling list of radio programs across local stations, detailing morning to late night slots with show names, times, and host or program titles, including News broadcasts, music, dramas, and variety features. Prominent entries include Timekeeper, Morning Melodies, Breakfast Club, Lone Ranger, Fibber McGee and Molly, News, Treasury Star Parade, Stella Dallas, and Coming broadcasts through midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timekeeper
Timekeeper S
Porter
Troy
Texas Rangers
Sardis
Little Jack Little
Nw Econ
Otis
Eleanor
Treasury Star
Carey Longmore
Light of the World
Lonely Wome
The
Guiding Lights
Hymns of All Churches
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Barkstage
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Bill
Farrell
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Pleasure Tite TV
John W Vandercook
Johnny
Bob Hope
Hedghelton
Harkness
Washington
Sens
Morsing Market Basket
Roy Porter
Lexas Rangers
Sandia
Sardi's
Little Jack Lattle
Lexas
Melody Time
Bankhage
Kay
Hop Hanigan
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Captain Madnight
Roy Shudt
Lone Ranger
Earl Godwin
Sam and
Abner
Manhattan
John Freedom
Spotlight
Harry Wismer
George F Elliott
Gracie Fields
Alec Sempleton
Uncle Sam
Jim Healey
Aur
Treasury Star Parade
Cares Longmire
the Guiding Sagat
Mary Marin
Merrie
Porvia
Farrel
Gene O'Haire
Norman Chonner
Jonn W. Vandercook
Science Forum
Sorth
Jimmy Derses
Mr Distric
Kay Kiser
College of Musical
Enow'edze
Darkness of
Rice Ensemble
d—Neus
Population Growth Projections for Brazil to 2003
Rio De Jamero Brazil counts 42 million in 1940 and projects 1607 million by 2003, based on Frederico Castello Branco Clark studies. Clark estimates a population cap near 215 million and notes growth slowing after fifty years of increasing numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Jamero
Brazil
Frederico Castello Branco Clark
Federal Council of Immigration and Colonization
Clark
Inventor Proposes Army Roller Skates for Troops
New York reports inventor Charles Shye offers a two‑part, rivet‑free skate with a truck and a chassis designed to carry full packs. He says it is maneuverable, lighter than army shoes, and could cut fuel and tire use while aiding civilians and defense workers. The device aims for heavy duty use on paved roads and rough surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Shye
Shye
Soy
Soldier skate technique touted for quick training gains
The article notes that breaking chances are nearly nul and a one hand operation is enough to adjust the skate. It argues the time to train a soldier as an expert skater would be negligible given the benefits to be gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shye
Highway Man Takes to Skyway in Oklahoma City Visit
Ardmore Oklahoma story notes Sam Hale highway commissioner mocks lengthy road travel. When the highway commission meets in Oklahoma City Hale claims air travel cuts trip time from hours to about an hour, reflecting a bold endorsement of air travel for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Sam Hale
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Oklahoma City
Hale Fles
Music for Soldiers Abroad Is Major Morale Problem
British and American forces in the United Kingdom are tackling morale by assigning 14 hillbilly bands and four dance orchestras on a reciprocal lend lease basis. They seek new hit songs and maintain old favorites like South of the Border and Roll Out the Barrell while collecting instruments for bands through the Army Dance Band Journal. American songs such as You Are My Sunshine and God Bless America are popular with British troops. RAF’s I’ve Got Sixpence also lifts spirits. A U S Army music officer conducts a song contest and urges more than 40 groups to perform for the troops, noting British troops lean toward classical music but Americans favor lighter tunes to ease homesickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Britain
U. S
Yank
Tommy
Ngtamanta Fine
British War Office
Army Dance Band Journal
U.S
United States
England
America
U. S Army
European Theater of Oper
Apples Gone and a Michigan Doctor Visit
Mrs J A Hunnicutt of Central and C U lamented seeking medical help at age 78, the first time she had ever needed a doctor and the admission of illness she deeply regretted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central & C. U
J. A Hunnicutt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles John Stevenson
Kas Moser
Chet
Morton Downey
Maurice
News
Hop Harrigan
Jack Armstrone
Captain Midnight
Shudt News and Sperts
Lam
Duffs
Harr
Wismer
Sam
Sam McIntyre
Jim Heasey
Music For Listening
Wasic
the Wildwood
Gus
Cleaner
Lora Lawton
O’neills
Road of Life
Vic and Sade
Snow Village
David Harum
Oko—Albad
Sacred Heart
Transfadio
Transtadio
Public Service
Urcle Sam
Galant Lads
Ki. Foyle
Amanda
Hercymoos Hill
Erlude
Mar Y Lee Salor
Brigh’ Herzen Li Louwe
Benny
Tranerario
Lancheor Music
Guldivergs
Or Smaove
Iorce Joran
Lea
Willis
Joe and
Ethel Turp
Eton Peperer
Interia Ie
Perry Cemo Sage
Mitner
Dad
Burmrk & O-Transredw
John Bo Keenery
Harm Janes
al Jolson
Ren
Neat
Jazz Laboraory
Congress Speaks
Jaat Bross
Trangrecin
State Police
Pepito
Voices of Freedom
Farmer's Almanac
Vg&l
Enet
Waldwood
Ors
O ‘Culls
Helpmate
A Woman of America
Vie and Sade
Snow Vilame
Wohu
Albasy
Victory Gardens
Camp
Echo Lake
Fifth Ave
Y. G. MU
B.A
L. Feckerman
Ree Iataienhisini
Transradio
Rose Room
Chape
Mene
Uncle Kam
Golden Gate
Dushacd
Bright Heriza
Louice Bena
Dr Maare
Forrest Wis
Joyce Jordor Af Dibine
Eve’ Turpa
Cresta Blanca
Pepores
Bo—Basy
Acer
Heer Fracur
Lost Persons
Awa
Sammy Ka Ee Orchestra
Carstar
Cerl Brown
Mave
Lox
Arteriude
Voicer of Freedom
Paul Ford
Wies, Bless
EN Oo
AARS
Zenith Brown
Leslie Ford
David Frome
Lons
Phillies
Ronnie Northey
John Merrill
Danny
Columbia
Peerless
Philip Morris
Philip Morriss
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