Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Broadcasts and Programs
A compact rundown of nightly radio programming listing show titles, times, and networks across music, news, drama, talk, and variety. Notable entries include News Broadcasts, The Bob Crosby Club, Lone Ranger Drama, Gordon MacRae Show, NBC Symphony, My Friend Irma, and This Is Europe among others.
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Cbe
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs- West
Nbe
Nbe News
Cbsa
Abe Beulah
Obs
Mbe
Abe Jack Smith
Cba
Abe
Mbs
Cbs
Gordon MacRae
Ollywood Playhouse
Mner
Abe Bobby Benson
Barlow
Talent Scouta
Henry Taylor
Crime Fighters
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Cbhe
Martha Lou Harp
Manhattan
Paul Lavalle
Abe Johnny Desmond
Television Evening on WNEW Channel 4 Schedule
Classic broadcast lineup lists Playtime The Three Musketeers serial Kukla Fran and Ollie The Bhowroom News Caravan What's My Name Voice of Firestone Lights Out Musical Comedy Hour Louisiana Purchase Warner's Corner Jeanne Warner Broadway Open House Late News Morgan Beatty with times from 6:00 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. on WNEW Channel 4.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Voice of Firestone
Louisiana Purchase
Warner's Corner
Jeanne Warner
Morgan Beatty
TV Schedule Abbreviations and Program Lineup
A list of channel programs from six to twelve at night including feature films news and theater shows with titles such as The Trial of John Peter Zenger and Secrets of a Coed. Noted anchors and hosts include Dick Noel Steve Allen Faye Emerson Perry Como Arthur Godfrey and Steve Allen.
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WTOP
Steve Allen
Faye Emerson
Edwards
Perry Como
Arthur Godfrey
Horace Heidt
The
Studio One
John
Peter Zenger
Snow bunting the white sparrow of northern winters
The snow bunting, a small white bird with black and white summer plumage and rusty white winter plumage, breeds in Arctic regions and winters across northern United States and Canada. It is among the few sparrow like species that stay comfortable in subzero temperatures.
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Arctic
United States
Canada
United Nations urged to act against aggression
Ernest A. Gross warns that the UN must confront aggression and make decisions to survive. He argues watchful waiting is obsolete as global commerce and destruction rise. National Jaycee group names Dallas and San Francisco as eligible 1952 convention sites, with final site picked at 1951 Miami meeting.
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Roanoke
United Nations
Ernest A. Gross
Gross
U. S
National
Jaycee Executive Committee
Dallas
San Francisco
Junior Chamber
Miami
Legislative support grows for Judge Whittle to State Supreme Court
A joint statement from Senator Frank P. Burton and Delegate W. R. Broaddus says 87 of 140 General Assembly members and 38 county and city bar associations back Martinsville Judge Kennon C. Whittle for the vacant State Supreme Court seat. Governor Battle has heard delegations backing Whittle and other judges for the appointment.
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Martinsville
Virginia
General Assembly
Kennon C. Whittle
State
Supreme Court of Appeals
Frank P. Burton
Stuart
W. R. Broaddus
Whittle
A. P. Staples
Burton
Broaddus
Battle
Lemuel F. Smith
Charlottesville
Floridus Crosby
Staunton
Joel Flood
Appomattox
Byrd urges strong Navy as key to U S defense
Senator Harry F. Byrd addresses the Norfolk Portsmouth American Institute of Banking urging a larger Navy to seize and sustain initiative in a potential new war. He cites Korea proving Navy essential for both defense and offense against Red China and Russia. He scoffs at doubts about naval relevance.
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Norfolk
America
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
China
Russia
Korea
Norfolk-Portsmouth
American Institute of Banking
Navy
Marine Corps
Two CAP Pilots Die in Crash at Tappahannock Airport
Two Civil Air Patrol pilots, Wade Brown of Warsaw and Al Husted of Callao, died after a light plane crashed on a runway at Tappahannock Airport. The craft, loaned to the CAP for training, spun from about 1 000 feet during an unauthorized flight in brisk winds and hit the runway, bouncing into a plot as one landing gear was hurled 150 feet. Both men died days later at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond.
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Tappahannock
Civil Air Patrol
Wade Brown
Warsaw
al Husted
Callao
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
CAP
Petersburg Armory Damaged by Fire
A 45 minute fire at Grays Armory in Petersburg caused several thousand dollars of damage. Water damaged records of the company and duties of the City Health Department stored in a second floor room of the old building.
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Petersburg
Grays Armory
National Guard
City Health Department
Army Medics Report Linda Sue is Okay
Linda Sue Deel and her parents were reassured by army doctors at Camp Pickett that the five year old will lead a normal life after treatment for a skull defect and unusual facial bone structure. Her coal miner father Edric Deel is awaiting return to civilian life under hardship rules while reports say the army arranged transport and care with supportive staff.
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Fremont
Linda Sue Deel
Bristol
Edric L. Deel
Air Force
Linda Sue
Camp Pickett
Army
Deels
Deel
Fort Campbell
Crewmen Missing After Tanker Explosion Near Norfolk
The Coast Guard renewed a search for two crewmen missing after a tanker blast fatally wounded Basil Cadette Smith of New York City and seriously burned Fred Huffman of Houston. Missing are Robert Owen McLean 40 of Virginia Beach and Joseph Sheldrick 26 of Galveston. The explosion while unloading kerosene from tanker Logans Fort pushed them overboard.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Burns
Logan's Fort
Basil Cadette-Smith
New York City
Fred Huffman
Houston
Tex
Robert Owen McLean
Virginia Beach
Joseph Sheldrick
Galveston
Eisenhower Ends Germany Stay After Informal Talks
General Dwight D. Eisenhower concludes his stay in Germany with an informal session with the three Western Allied high commissioners. A cold and sore throat kept him from a scheduled formal meeting with the American British and French high commissioners this afternoon.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Theodore Roosevelt Trains Rough Riders at San Antonio Fairgrounds
Theodore Roosevelt organized and trained the Rough Riders in 1898 at the old Fairgrounds in San Antonio Texas. The unit grew from volunteers into a famed cavalry force during the Spanish American War.
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Theodore Roosehay
Rough Riders
Old Fairgrounds
San Antonio
Tex
Theodore Roosevelt
Radio TV Day by Day Update on We The People and Boxing
Radio- TV Day by Day reports We The People moving from NBC radio to NBC television with final radio airings slated for Thursday night. Two Golden Gloves finals nights may air on both radio and TV with MBS radio and Dumont TV plans, March 9 finals and March 29 international finals. New ABC radio offerings include an 8:45 pm weekly news broadcast and a 10 pm Ralph Flanagan band for Army and Air Force recruiting, plus a March of Dimes cavalcade from 10:30 pm on Tuesday.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Counter Spy
ABC
NBC
We the People
NBC Radio
NBC Television
MBS
Dumont
Les Griffith
Ralph Flanagan
March of Dimes
Air Giants End Training Mission at Carswell AFB
Six B 36 bombers completed a 30 hour 16 minute non stop flight from Lakenheath England to Carswell Air Force Base Texas amid minor in flight issues. Capt Bobbie Cavnar of Oklahoma City said the routine training mission included their first foreign soil landing while testing a bomber capable of carrying an atomic bomb anywhere.
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Fort Worth
Tex
England
Air Giants
Carswell Air Force Base
Lakenheath Air Base
Air Force
Bobbie J. Cavnar
Oklahoma City
Book Lice and Worms Damaging Books Noted
A report highlights how book louse and book worm infestations contribute to damage in libraries and archives. Experts warn of deterioration of paper, bindings, and inscriptions if conservation steps are not taken promptly.
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Winchester News
Loudoun St
Tug 0
H. K
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Men's & Boys
B. M. Sullivan
Rouss Avenue
Earl L. Mason General Insurance
N. Loudoun St
Hansbrough & Carter
Henry T. Goode &Son
Rouss Ave
Lupton Orchard Service
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WNEW
WTTG
Guy Kibbee
Scattergrood
Tony Wakeman
Nite Owl Theater
Docks of
Dick Noel
WMAL
Frontier Theater
Harmony Trail
Ken Maynard
Tailwaggers
the Ruggles
Cedar Hope
Ertary Rd
GEO. W. Kurtz Furniture Store
Fine Furniture
Virginia News
U.N
Judge Whittle
Sen
U. S. Navy
J. W. Arthur Star Building
E. Boscawen
Winchester
Eisenhower
Radio- TV
Winchester Television Corp
Loudoun
A. B. Solenberger
Arner
Paramount
Alan Ladd
Rein Wefore
Meti Wrseph
Calle
Peter Manson
Selena Role
Ty Mel Epstein
Rudolph Mate
Unit No. 1
Elaine Patterson
Colleen Sargent
Velda Dellaven
Franklin Day
William Gant
Beenie Lee Sargent
Rebecca Green
Buster Frye
Betty Jane Alger
Henry Adams
Libby Green
Palacex
Cote
Ren Coax
DELCO
Braddock
Gray
Philco
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