Evening Radio Schedule Snapshots Across Networks
A dense log lists hourly radio programs from multiple networks including NBC CBS and Dumont with news, music, dramas, comedies, and sports shows. The entries cover times from 6:00 pm through 11:00 pm and include titles such as News for 15 Minutes, Gordon MacRae Show, Barrow Concert, NBC Symphony, and Lights Out plus various regional and sponsor labels.
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Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs- Weat
Nbe
Che
Abe Eulah
Cbs Ews
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Mbe
Crosby Club
Cbe
One Ranger
One Man's Family
Cbe Evening
Gordon MacRae
Ollywood Playhouse
Abe Jobby Benson
Barrow
Alent Scoute
Taylor
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Martha Lou Harp
Manhattan
Paul Lavalle
Abe Johnny Deamond
NBC Symphony
Irma
Bob Hawk
Europe
Neta
Abe Paul Winchell
Barlow
al Morgan
Dumont
Abe Heidi
Cbs
Chico Marx
N. Y
Abe the Goldberge
Studio One
Television Tonight on WTTG and WTOP
A dense listing of 1940s era TV programming across WTTG and WTOP including Playtime Popit, Kukla Fran and Ollie, News Caravan, What's My Name, Lights Out, Miss Liberty, Broadway Open House, Captain Video, Wrestling, News and Weather, Nightly film, and later bookings for Dreamhouse and Perry Como among others.
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WTOP
Dreamhouse
Faye Emerson
Edwards
Perry Como
Arthur Godfrey
Horace Heidt
The
Richard Waring
Virginia conference on civilian defense and atomic warfare
Governor Battle will host an early morning conference with the Virginia Defense Council and eight Virginia scientists including Dr. Jesse Beams Dr. E C Stevenson Dr. Paul Gross Jr and Dr John H Hoe from UVa along with Dr Everett Evans Dr W T Ham Dr Herman Nachman from MCV and Dr Thomas Gilmer from Hampden Sydney College The meeting seeks full access to information on atomic warfare and defense planning.
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Richmond
Governor Battle
Virginia Defense Council
Virginia
Atomic Energy Program
State Council
Jesse Beams
E. C. Stevenson
Paul Gross, Jr
John H. Hoe
Man Wounded in Shooting Near Stanley Tavern
Kenneth Painter 20 of Stanley was wounded by a .32 caliber bullet after a shooting near a tavern three miles east of Stanley last night. Lem C. Collier 25 of near Standardsville Greene County is jailed in Page County on no charge while Painter's condition is assessed. Collier admitted shooting in self defense in a signed statement to authorities. Painter received care at Page Memorial Hospital then was moved to Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg with the bullet lodged in his stomach.
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Luray
Kenneth Painter
Stanley
Commonwealth
Attroney
I. R. Dovel
Page County
Lem C. Collier
Standardsville
Greene County
Page
Painter
Dovel
Collier
Abram Brubaker
Page Memorial Hospital
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Norfolk Navy Men Are Awarded Medals
In Tokyo 33 Navy pilots from the USS Boxer received air medals for merit during the Inchon invasion last September. Rear Adm. Ralph A. Ofstie presented the awards on the Boxer’s hangar deck, acting for Vice Adm. Arthur D. Struble of the Seventh Fleet. Lt Cmdr Roy P. Gee of Norfolk earned a fourth air medal. Also honored were Levi J. Roberts Jr. and Louis C. Page Jr. of Norfolk as first time air medal recipients.
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Tokyo
U. S
Boxer
Inchon
Valley Forge
Ralph A. Ofstie
Arthur D. Struble
Seventh Fleet
Roy P. Gee
Norfolk
Levi J. Roberts, Jr
Louis C. Page, Jr
Roanoke Voters to Decide On Housing Program
Roanoke City Council prepares a referendum on public housing amid a council authority dispute. The 900 unit plan faces advisory questions due to an existing contract with the old council, while Goode Construction of Charlotte may win a $2,780,115 contract to build the first 300 units regardless of the vote.
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Roanoke
Council of Tomorrow
Old City Council
Housing Authority
Federal Housing Authority
The
Goode Construction Company
Charlotte
N. C
Questions and Answers from The Winchester Evening Star
Readers submit questions to the Information Bureau on topics from astronomy to diet. Answers cover moon cross phenomena caused by ice crystals, Hadrian and Philip of Macedon atop Haemus for views, and fat intake in daily diets with notes on digestion and hunger signals.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Eye St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Philip of
Macedon
Hadrian
Haemus
Aetna
Adriatic
Aegean
Lightning Strikes Belfry During Sermon on Fear in Norfolk
A lightning bolt struck the belfry of the Christian Temple in downtown Norfolk as the pastor preached on overcoming fear. Services continued for 25 minutes before Fire Chief L. Drew and firefighters extinguished a small roof blaze. The incident marked his first January lightning fire in 26 years.
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Norfolk
Christian Temple
4. L. Drew
Auto Salesman Feared Drowned in Potomac River Case
Fredericksburg salesman Mason Chewning, 44, is feared drowned after a duck hunting trip. An overturned boat was found three miles downstream near Coles Point, with two oars separated along the river. Four fishermen reported the wreck and a search continued after Chewning did not return home last Thursday.
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MT. Holly
Potomac River
Fredericksburg
Mason Chewning
Westmoreland County
Coles’ Point
Burley Payne
Ernest Kelling
William Bowen
John Allen
Chewning
Hospital admits list at Winchester Memorial Hospital
New patients include Loring C. Brown Janet Paige Smith Leona C. Jenkins and multiple others with hometowns across Berryville Strasburg Mountaintop Falls Shanks Grimes Stephensons Amissville and Moorefield. Individuals noted as daughters sons and wives of local residents are listed along with street addresses and towns.
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Loring C. Brown
E. Cecil
Janet Paige Smith
Aubrey Smith
N. Kent
Leona C. Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Apple Pie Ridge
Herbert Braithwaite
Winchester
Ernest Nesselrodt
Senseney Road
John Romick
Gray Ave
Elmer Bennett
Lester Reid
Berrywlle
Andrew Bierkamp
Moorefield
W. Va
Oliver Taylor
Grimes
James Silvens
Strasburg
William Taylor
Ashburn
Ernest Elliott, Jr
Mountain Falls
Claude McDonald
Shanks
William Jerry Stewart
Virgil Stewart
Middletown
William Grove
Carolyn J. Williams
Genetta Williams
Berryville
Barbara Ann Barton
James Barton
Stephenson
Donald Dunn
Paul Liskey
Kearneysville
Emmanuel L. Pullen, Jr
Emmanuel Pullen
Amissville
Fred M. Walthall, Jr
Fred M. Walthall
Richard Bowser
Frank Gearing
Woodstock
Sandra Lee Haga
Clarence Haga
Ninevah
Martha L. Johns
Aubrey Johns
Why some flowers emit a disagreeable odor
Insects are attracted by the odor of many flowers. The scent may be pleasant to humans while luring flies and beetles for pollination.
Why different miles for land and sea
The statute mile of 8 280 feet is used for land distance measurements. For navigation the nautical mile of 6 080 feet is preferred because it closely matches one minute of arc at the equator, aiding chart work and global travel.
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W.C.N
New Town Building Planned for Strasburg
Construction of the Fire Department building and Town Hall is set to start February 1. The Building Committee includes Fire Company, Town Council and local citizens.
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Strasburg
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Automobile
Earl L. Mason General Insurance
N. Loudoun St
Hansbrough & Carter
Henry T. Goode & Son
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Evering
WNEW
WTTG
Tony Wakeman
Dick Noel
Frontier Theater
the Ruggles
J. Vy, Arthur
Bescawen &J. Winchester
Virginia News
Norfolk Navy
Winchester Television Corp
Loudoun
Winchester News
Loudoun &T
Sermon On ‘Fear
Warner Bros
Capitol
WED
TWAT
Ons
Crosby
Olson Charles Out Coburn
Hussey
Robert Stack
Charles Kemper
Marge
Berkeley
GEO
American Legion
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stephen
Stephens City
Dana Andrews
Gene Tierney
Rosie O'Grady
Smalts Florist
National Ave
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Piper Laurig Joyce Holden
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