Radio Schedule Fragments From Daytime Airtime Mix
A dense list of radio programs and times from an old broadcasting schedule includes shows like Morning Market Basket, Melody Time, Texas Rangers, The Lone Ranger, Victory in Our Business, and Morning Melodies. The fragmentary timetable mixes music, news, dramas, and public affairs across multiple stations and hours, highlighting a large variety of named programs and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegoy
Giroene
Rose Room
Ray Porter
Troy
Texas Rangers
Sardis
Melody Lane
Pr. M
Bankhage
Kay Moses
Morton Downey
James McDonald
Matty Mainech
Melody Time
Hop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Roy Shudt
Victory
Victor Borge
George Hicks
Men
Machines
Raymond Gram
Gracie Fields
Tommy Reynolds
Jim Healer
Anti Nazi Writer Hurt in Mexico
Anna Seghers, 42, German anti Nazi novelist of The Seventh Cross, lay in a private Mexico City hospital with a basal skull fracture and contusions after a mysterious incident on a busy street. Reports vary whether she was hit by a car or thrown from one. police reportedly cited a license number as part of the case.
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Mexico City
Anna Seghers
North Hoosick residents and graduates celebrated
Alfred Kostenblatt and Bruce Cathcart joined William Gaefka Betty Gildea and Mildred Shaw in Hoosick Falls High School graduation exercises Monday night. A reception for Rev Ernest G Maguire and Mrs Josephine Maguire followed at North Hoosick Methodist Church with music readings and community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls High School
Alfred Kostenblatt
Bruce Cathcart
William Gaefka
Betty Gildea
Mildred Shaw
Ernest G. Maguire
Josephine Maguire
North Hoosick Methodist Church
John Cathcart
Marion
George Herrington
Ralph Chase
Charles Hanaman
Maguire
Women's Society of Christian Service
U S urged to aid Yugoslav guerrillas in Serbia
A Yugoslav guerrilla captain urged the United States to supply Gen Draja Mihailovic and his irregulars, saying British aid is curbed and could expand to 200000 fighters with arms and munitions. He claimed Mihailovic commands about 60000 loyal forces and accused the Soviet Union of pressing Serbian communists to foster separatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Yugoslavia
United States
Draja Mikhailovitch
Mikhailovitch
Russia
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Shushan Ardin Curran of Glen Falls visits sister Anna Scrivens. Mrs. Dedrick Tonseth of Boston summers with William and Mrs. Getty. Pvt. and Mrs. George Ellie depart to Vallejo Cal for stationing. Wendell Fields family guest at Steele home. Yushak family moves to Portland Ore. Woman’s Missionary Society to meet at Vic and Mrs Makela home with Mrs. Hedges in charge.
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Ardin Curran
Glen Falls
Anna Scrivens
Dedrick Tonseth
Boston
William Getty
Michael Yushak
Michael, Jr
Portland
Ore
Yushak
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Victor Makela
Charles Hedges
Veto Overridden Trims Roosevelt Fourth Term Bid
Washington reports that Congress overrode President Roosevelt's veto of the anti strike bill prompting GOP warnings that there will be no fourth term and Democrats arguing the action shows Congress asserting independence. Senator Wheely calls it concrete evidence no bid for a fourth term exists. Pepper notes bipartisan stance to curb wartime strikes with forceful Army and Navy support. Van Nuys claims passage over the veto demonstrates government independence and public demand for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Wheely
R.-Neb
Byrd
D.-Va
Franklin Roosevelt
Army
Navy
United States
Pepper
D-Fa
Congress
van Nuys
Conference Committee
Reds to Reckon With Germans
London dispatch says Soviet vengeance against Nazi crimes could haunt Germany for a century. An official Russian report lists six German leaders and authorities deemed responsible for killings and damage, naming Mackensen, Flach, Kern, Wegemann, Cargan, and Schwieze, with Miller aiding in Rostov art plunder.
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London
Reich
First Tank Army
Mackensen
Flach
Kern
Wegemann
Cargan
Schwieze
Miller
Rostov
779 Men Held On Draft Charges
Washington AP dispatch reports 779 men were arrested for violating the Selective Service Law, announced by FBI director J. Edgar Hoover in the latest six week update. The largest group, 161, was in New York City with numerous other arrests nationwide in cities including Chicago 31 Cleveland 72 San Francisco 72 Los Angeles 46 Little Rock 28 Charlotte 26 Detroit 25 Pittsburgh 25 New Orleans 24 Seattle 23 St Louis 22 Boston 21 Newark 21 Miami 20 Birmingham 15 Cincinnati 15 Baltimore 19 Oklahoma City 14 Jackson 13 Washington 13 Atlanta 11 Indianapolis 10 Norfolk 16 St Paul 10 Philadelphia 9 Houston 9 Knoxville 8 Denver 8 El Paso 7 Louisville 6 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 2 Lutte Mont Salt Lake City Grand Rapids Springfield and San Diego one each.
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Washington
F. B
J. Edgar Hoover
New York City
Hoover
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Little Rock
Ark
Charlotte
N. C
Detroit
Pittsburg
el Paso
Tex
Louisville, Ky
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Lutte
Mont
Salt Lake City
Grand Rapids
Mich
Springfield
San Diego
Cal
Mutiny Rumors Reported Among Nazi Sub Crews
Stockholm reports circulated Saturday that six German submarine crews mutinied in a Northern Norwegian port and refused to depart. All crews were sent to a military prison. The chatter notes disaffection among naval forces as a historic factor in German wartime collapse.
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Stockholm
Norway
King George VIs pledge of UN victory to Eisenhower
King George VI expressed unshakable confidence in Allied victory to General Eisenhower after visiting the United States and French allies in North Africa. He pledged that nothing would stop the United Nations armies massed for a southern Europe assault and returned to England from a North Africa tour.
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London
George VI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
North Africa
Europe
United States
Mediterranean
George
England
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Farmers Almacee
Goot
Roy Forter
Troy Chapel
Sarch
Newas
U. S. Employment Service
Melody Mustangs
Melody
Kay Moser
Maurica
Sparta
Coast Guard Dante Band
The
Lone Ranger
Earl Godwin
Lum
Apnet
Harry Wismer
Alec Templeton
Treasury
Jim Healey
Music For Listening
311
Chenectady
the Wildwood
Eleanor
OWL
Uncle Sam
Mmeet
Band
Markel Basker
Bu News
Jenny
Lora Lawton
Telemate
Vic and Sade
Road of Life
U—Now Village
David Harum
Otis
Quartermaster
Carey Longmire
Newe Analysia
Guiding Light
Hymnea of All Churches
Mary Marlin
Gene O'Haire
Lowell Thomas
John W. Vannercock
Pather
H. V. Kultenborn
Ug——Liews
j—Harkness
o—Gurtain Lall
Albany
AL Ob
Sacred Heart
Transradio News
Valiant
Helen Trent
the Duncan's
Jeri Sullivan
the World Today
Cecil Brown
the News
Screen Guild Players
State Police
Belgium
Shenectady
Ulla
Lord Lawton
Hepmats
Vie
Snow Village
Farm Paper of the Air
Treasury Star Parade
Newa
Mary Martin
Ma sPerkins
Pepper Young
Wile
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Bil
Farrell
Harkness
Laso
A.M Sacred Heart
Transradio
Rosé Room
Translatio
Newallash
Uncle Bam Speaks
Kinty Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
China
Mexico
S—Louuse Benny
Transratio New
Gal
Ma Perkins
O—Vic
Sade
the Goldberger
O—Young
Maiona
Joyce Jordan
M.D
Forrest Wilts
S—Joe
Ethel Turp
Perry Como
Madeleine Warrell
Aia
Transario
John B. Kennedy
Harry James
Hia Music Makers
American Melody Hour
al Jolson
Burns
Alen
Congress Speaks
Jen Husing
Transrad
Pepite
North Hoosick
John Gaefka
Camp McCain
Robert Allen
Robert
New York
Thomas Allen
William Cathcart
Putnam Memorial Hospital
U.S
Shushan
George Ellie
Vallejo
Elis
Wendell Fields
Muriel
Joan
Fields
Lionel B. Steele
Carl
Frederics
Hollywood
Charm Claffey
Third ST
Beauty Salon
Elittle
E. J. Zibro Tire Company
U. S
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