Radio Highlights and Drama Listings for Pacific Coast Stations
A dense schedule lists radio stations in Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Dallas Hollywood and Santa Barbara with NBC CBS and mutual networks. It covers drama programs Walter Huston Boris Karloff Kate Smith Johnny Presents and music slots plus European history news and Soldier programs from March Field Riverside California.
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Kllocycles
KOY
Phoenix
CBS
KFRC
San Francisco
Mutual
KTAR
NBC
KVOD
Denver
KEL
Los Angeles
KPO
S. Francisco
KECA
L. Angeles
KGO
Francisco
WFAA
Dallas
WBAP
Ft. Worth
KRLD
KNX
Hollywood
KSL
Salt Lake City
KOB
Albuqque
KVOA
Tucson
WORLD
Antonio
Walter Huston
Philip Barry
You
Playhouse
KTUC
Boris Karloff
Kate Smith
Tommy Cook
Everyman’s Theatre
KFI
Uncle Sam
March Field
Riverside
Calif
Classified Ad Rates and Long List of Ads in Tucson Papers
Classified ad pages outline dual publication in The Arizona Daily Star and The Tucson Daily Citizen with deadlines. Listings include real estate, autos, services, Lost and Found items, job notices, and personal services across multiple categories and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Star
Citizen
A. Ese
Sale of profitable Tucson rooming house
Death in family forces immediate sale of an excellent rooming and boarding house business in Tucson. Furniture and equipment to be sold at sacrifice price with attractive rental income and all rooms currently rented. Daily payroll growth promises continued income. call today to arrange a viewing.
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Tucson
Japan risks in Balkan crisis linked to German alliance
The piece notes that if Russia attacked Germany to defend Slavic interests in southeastern Europe, Japan would face pressure to aid Germany, straining Russo Japanese ties. It argues Tokyo gains little and loses much by antagonizing Russia, while Bulgarian alliance with the tripartite pact could draw Japan into potential conflict with Britain, making Matsuoka’s Berlin mission seem premature.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
Japan
Hitler
Fuehrer
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Far East
Italy
Tokyo
British Empire
Sofia
Matsuoka
Berlin
United Gas Seeks to Keep Arizona Unit Amid Merger Debate
United Gas Improvement Corp argues Congress allowed holding companies to run a single integrated system, while the SEC questions the scope of that system. Counsel William Clark Mason says UGI may retain Arizona gas interests under an additional system clause if needed. The firm fights divestment orders and argues the act may be unconstitutional, as negotiations for Arizona Power and Nashville Gas continue and sales seek true value.
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Washington
United Gas Improvement Company
Congress
Securities Commission
UGI
Philadelphia
William Clark Mason
Mason
Commission
SEC
Arizona
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Kansas
Arizona Fower Company
Nashville Gas and Heating Company
Romanian War Reports of Airfields Fortifications and Demobilization
Reports from Budapest say the German road building body moves to finish 40 airports in Bulgaria and northern Romania opposite Russia and facing Greece and Turkey. Jews do labor digging underground airports while German engineers fortify Transylvania. A Romanian authority says demobilization cut forces from 2 million to 500 thousand to free men for farming and retraining in German tactics.
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Budapest
Bulgaria
Romania
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Transylvania
Carpathian Mountains
Germany
Rumania
House Debate Over Taxation Bill Ends With Passage
The House faces a heated exchange on democratic process and minority rights as it returns the bills to the committee of the whole calendar after a 32 to 19 vote. Mrs. Phelps' measure to tax farming lands by income or rental value passes 43 to 6 and heads to the senate. The general state appropriations bill awaits afternoon action after senate amendments.
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Carreon
Curry
House
Senate
Pig butchering theft in Peabody cold storage
David Levesque butchered a 250 pound pig when thieves entered his cold storage shed in Peabody Massachusetts and stole all the meat except the head and feet.
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Peabody
Mass
David Levesque
Treasury makes profit on income tax despite cost
The Treasury projected about 98.88 profit per 100 income tax paid by roughly 15 million Americans. Overhead covers printing 50 million tax blanks, collectors, auditors, and fraud investigations led by Elmer L. Irey. Irey notes the office recovers 60 dollars in tax for every dollar spent, with prominent cases including M. L. Annenberg and John Torrio.
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Treasury
Washington
Elmer L. Irey
G-Man
J. Edgar Hoover
Irey
M. L. Annenberg
John Torrio
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Annenberg
Congress debates delay impact on aid bill and arms use
President notes delay may not affect immediate demon g rat aid but could slow deliveries later. Admin leaders press for night Senate sessions to speed passage. Opponents push amendments to bar US armed forces outside the western hemisphere, viewed as weakening Hull’s diplomacy. Senator Clark proposes restricting British aid funds for troop transport, then withdraws the measure.
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Senate
Congress
United States
Western Hemisphere
New Order
Orient
Hull
Clark
D.-Mo
Fireworks bill advances after roll call vote
In a Senate session Senator William Coxon of Pinal County demanded a roll call on the fireworks bill. Five votes to kill, fourteen against. Coxon moved that passage be recommended and the motion carried, advancing the bill to second reading.
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House
William Coxon
Pinal County
Coxon
Jury Convicts Man of Manslaughter in Prescott Case
Wilson Myers, a Prescott resident, was found guilty by a superior court jury of manslaughter for the December 9 death of Ralph J. Grantham of Miller Valley. A motion for a new trial was filed and sentencing was postponed to March 13.
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Prescott
Wilson Myers
Myers
Ralph J. Grantham
Miller Valley
Grantham
Galveston School Wins Small Bore Rifle Match
Ball High School of Galveston won the junior division of the R O T C inter collegiate small bore rifle matches with a score of 3852. Phoenix Union High School finished second with 3790. In the senior division Oklahoma Military Academy led with 3734, while the University of Arizona placed sixth with 3574.
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San Antonio
Ball High School of
Galveston
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Phoenix
Ariz
Union High School
Oklahoma Military Academy
University of Arizona
Strikes Hit Multiple Defense Projects Across Nation
Strikes hours before a recess in talks halted a $1,550,000 Wright Field expansion and stalled work on two Baltimore defense housing projects. CIO and AFL unions led walkouts at Ford plants in Michigan as Federal Mediator Dewey heads to Washington to avert broader labor action involving 400 AFL and 300 CIO members and others.
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U. S
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Dayton
CIO
Army
War Department
Washington
AFL
Datton Building Trades Council
Building Trades
Washington Medical Center
Army Defense
Baltimore
Baltimore Building Trades Council
Bass Foundry and Machine Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Ford
Yugoslavia Seen Near Axis Collaboration
Reports claim Germany has decided Yugoslavia will align with the Axis and Greece may resist while Turkey’s stance remains uncertain. A government statement sought to calm fears as Berlin and Athens exchange signals of improving ties with Yugoslavia likely to announce closer Axis cooperation.
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Germany
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Athens
Alexander Korizis
Berlin
Roosevelt outlines plan for postwar cooperative board
FDR says he will press useful work after the emergency ends and aims to fit present problems into future patterns. He proposes a board that would cooperate with the Office of Production Management and not supersede it, working with Knudsen and Hillman. He discussed the idea with CIO leader Philip Murray, who opposed federal mediation but did not express opposition to Roosevelt.
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OPM
Office of Production Management
William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Murray
CIO
Roosevelt
Reform Proposals Target Hatch Act Loopholes and Campaign Spending
A report criticizes Hatch Act limits as allowing a mushrooming of independent committees that can raise and spend up to 3 million dollars, notes 130 groups, mostly backing the Republican candidate, and calls for caps on national spending and individual contributions. It also urges curbs on false campaign literature, coercion by employers, political activity by banks and utilities, abuse of franking, and use of surplus commodities for politics.
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du Ponts
Pew
Rockefellers
Agriculture Department
Stork Made of Cardboard Surprises Hillcrest Memorial
In Tulsa a hospital manager spots a 6-foot cardboard stork on the roof with a baby in its bill, a playful prop later confirmed as a prank rather than a real bird.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Bryce Twitty
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
Safeway Stores Denied Added Beer Licenses
Phoenix March 7. Supt. John A. Duncan of the Arizona state liquor licenses and control agency denied Safeway Stores 12 new licenses to sell packaged beer and wine. No showing of public convenience and necessity. Requested for four Tucson stores and one each in Bisbee Casa Grande Mesa Williams Prescott Globe Flagstaff and Miami.
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Phoenix
John A. Duncan
Arizona Cient of Liquor Licenses and Control
Safeway
Duncan
Tucson
Bisbee
Casa Grande
Mesa
Williams
Prescott
Globe
Flagstaff
Miami
Radio Schedule Fragments From Multiple Stations
A list of half hour to hour time slots links host names with stations including J Dorsey KRLD KOA KSL KGO KTAR KFRC KFRC KECA and others. The entry reads like a clipped schedule of announcers and station identifiers across 8 PM to 12:30 time blocks.
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J. Dorsey
KVOA
Fields
KRLD
Krupa
Howard
KSL
Young
Koa
Foster
KGO
Monroe
Heidt
KTAR
Gray
KPO
Tucker
Herbeck
Knight
Reisman
F. Martin
KFRC
King
Bondshu
Hurtado
Himber
KFI
Kassel
Lewis
P. Harris
Keca
Mojica
Marshall
Notingham
Morgan
Strand
Schedule Snippet Echoes Morning TV and Radio Lineup
A terse broadcast schedule lists 8:30 Floyd Wright on KVOA 8:45 Breakfast Club on KVOA and other airings including Norsemen KTUC A P Newscast CBS Con Orch and Rosa Lee on KVOA 9:30 Charlottes sgs KTAR 9:45 Ed McConnell KVOA 11:00 Lets Pretend KTUC 11:30 No Politics KTUC.
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Floyd Wright
KVOA
Norsemen
KTUC
CBS Con. Orch
Rosa Lee
Charlottes
Sgs
KTAR
Ed McConnell
Broadcast Schedule Snippet From 12:00 To 5:45 P M
A fragment lists daily radio and TV slots including Metropol Opera KVO Brush Creek Follies KTUC News KTUC Meadowbrook Mat Rex Maupin Buffallo Presents Sing Ere Supper KVOA Sports News KTUC Report to Nation KTAR Elmer Davis World Today World News KVOA Message of Israel Peoples Platform TBA KTUC and H V Kaltenborn KTVOA in period style listings.
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Metropol
KVO
Brush Creek Follies
KTUC
Meadowbrook Mat
Rex Maupin
KVOA
Buffalo Presents
Nation
H. Vv. Kaltenborn
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Fletcher Wiley
KNX Fe
Bob Garred
KNX Ec
Elmer Davis
Wings of Destiny
Fulton Lewis
R. G
Loose
Vigh
Alec Thompson
KFI N
al Pearce
Candido Batelo
Fred Waring
Amos
Andy
Lanny Ross
Johnny
K. Manning
Ross and Carter
Bill Sabransky
Org
GECA
Mattress Renovati
Peetuninnanen
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Real Estate Exchange
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I-Aes
P. O
North Stone Ave
N. Stone Ave
Ad. Ph. Raymond
Lee Street
Star Outfitters
S. Meyer
En Bullock
Madame LA Verne
Pueblo Lodge
N. Fremont
Elf
Henry Alcorn
Bell
N. Park
Mary
Steinfeld
Thompson
Spencer
Nell Trotter
Marguerite’s Personal Service Bureau
W. F. Kuhnley
E. Alameda
Dave Miller
N.D
4Th Ave
Clara M. Schell
Field's
E. Congress
Job Printing Publications
Acme Printing Co
Wells Saw Works
Leeson CO
Lieber
Apache Motors
Anderson Airplane School
S. Sixth Ave
Star Citizen Ie
E. Hawthorne
N. Westmoreland
Star-Citizen
Star_Citizen
Venice Gardens
8Th St
Jim Washington
al Walker
Allen Jones
R. A. W. Smith
Miss Blake
Ethel Hargett
Murphey Realty & Mtge. CO
S. Stone
Usiness
North Stone and Jacinto
Solot Realty
Mac’s __ Tavern
Oracle Rd
Welcome Court
Oracle Road
Richfield
Ninth and Park
Miss Lauder
College OF Commerce
Gatlin
W. Cox Commercial College
Southern Arizona
N. Stone
Massachusetts
New York
Fila
Drushia's
E. Broadway
Josephine Beauty Shop
S. Sixth
Beauty
Chenault Marinello School of Beauty Culture
Sixth Ave
Otes
Sastarday
O A
ROLCG
Co. Cor
Stone & Body
Fifth Ave
Peoples Investment Corporation
Russell Mock
Mgr
Jim Hurley
Mr. Hurley
Murphey Realty & Mortgage CO
So Stone
John M. McBride
Valley National Bldg
Campbell
Auto Finance CO
Santa Catalina
W. Shapiro
Santa Rita
East
Balkan
London
Mamoru Shigemitsu
United Gas
Inter
Internal Revenue Building
Safeway Stores
Consumers Credit
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