Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Stations
Radio listings show WEAF WOR WJZ WABC broadcasts with news segments, music, and fiction. Programs include Travelin Man Bulldog Drummond Lum n Abner Ed Sullivan Billy Henry news and a case book segment. The lineup features hosts Patti Clayton Gordon MacRae and Henry J. Taylor across multiple stations.
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A. Warner
WJZ
WABC
Patti Clayton
WEAF
News of the World
Elmer Davis
Gordon MacRae
Woor
Henry J. Taylor
Lone Ranger
WABG
Bob Hawk
Ene Vv
Kaltenborn R
B. Brandt
Bulldog Drummond
Lum
Abner
Ernest
Ed Sullivan
Gladys Swarthout
Gregory Hood
Wige the
Fat Man
Ber Nace
Bill Henry
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs
Radio listings show Lily Pons soprano on WEAF at 9 00 PM with Heatter on WOR and Berle on WABC followed by Real Life Stories on WOR at 9 15 PM. The lineup includes Benny Goodman and Lombardo Orchs on 9 30, and sports with H Wismer on JZ at 9 55.
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Kiernan
WABC
H. Marble
WEAF
America
Bob Elson
WJZ
Ethel and
Albert
WOR
F. van Deventer
Allen Prescott
Larry Carr
B. Stern
Lowell Thomas
S. Lomax
Lily Pons
Gabriel Heatter
Milton Berle
Wae
Benny Goodman
Lombardo Orch
Wiiz—Whiteman Orch
Jack Kirkwood
H. Wismer
Buddy Clark
Alec Templeton
Tommy Dorsey
Screen Guild
Norman Orch
Brown Dots
Broadw
WMCA
U. N
Musie
You and the Atom
Elileen Farrell
Enlistments Urgently Needed for Lithographic Press Men
The local recruiting office reports the Baltimore Recruiting District requests former Army personnel with MOS 167 lithographic press experience. Enlistments will be assigned to the Recruiting Publicity Bureau at Governor's Island, New York.
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Baltimore
Governor’s Island
New York
Rites Held for Mrs Lindsey
Funeral services for Ada Moss Lindsey were conducted yesterday at 4:30 P M from the Hummer home on South Church Street Berryville with Rev R Carrington Paulette officiating. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville pallbearers included Dr A P Osborne Burwell Thompson W D Burter James Lindsey Carlton Lindsey and John Anders.
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Ada Moss Lindsey
A. B. Hummer
South Church Street
Berryville
R. Carrington Paulette
Berryville Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
A. P. Osborne
Burwell Thompson
W. D. Burter
James Lindsey
Carlton Lindsey
John Anders
Area Baseball Games Rained Out
Rain wiped out at least six area baseball games yesterday. Park will resume Wednesday afternoon with Hose Company No. 5 of Martinsburg in a twilight contest, while other local teams sit out until the weekend. The Viscose nine of Front Royal faces Bluefield this afternoon in the Virginia tournament opening round and also schedules games with Stoney Creek and Park next Sunday.
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Park
Hose Company No. 5
Martinsburg
Front Royal
Northern Virginia
Bluefield
Virginia
Stoney Creek
Appraisements Recorded in Corporation Court
Two estate appraisements filed with the clerk of the Corporation Court list T. Kinzel estate valued at 4802.36 dollars by Grim Butsler and McFadden, and Benford Lee Miller estate valued at 3175 dollars by Grim Ridgeway and Noonan.
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Corporation Court
T. ¥. Kinzel
Claude M. Grim
G. Frank Butsler
S. Donald McFadden
Benford Lee Miller
Harry E. Ridgeway
Blanche Noonan
Cars Collide on One-Way Bridge near Gainesboro
On Route 522 over Hogue Creek two cars crossed a one way bridge at the same time causing a head on crash. James Tanner of Norton Virginia drove a 1941 Buick sedan and Carl V Marinelli a U S Marine in a 1935 Ford sedan. Damage estimated at 200 dollars. Rose Curry of Norton was treated for a forehead laceration. A second crash with property damage occurred on the same bridge the following day. Trooper C A Seale investigated both incidents.
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Hogue Creek
Gainesboro
James Tanner
Norton
Winchester
Carl V. Marinelli
U. S. Marine
Tanner
Marinelli
Rose Curry
C. A. Seale
Shaughnessy Says Curveball Hitting Sluggish In 1946 Baseball
In New York on July 22 Hugh Fullerton Jr reports LL Shaughnessy argues players and pitchers struggle with curveballs. He blames many rookies for the Dodgers decline and notes old timers step up. Marion Pugh, former Texas Aggie, touts a famed broken field run after surviving a Berlin ambush.
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New York
Frank
Shag) Shaughnessy
Shag
Dodgers
Shaughnessy
Marion Pugh
Texas Aggie
Mami Seahawks
Germany
Pugh
Notre Dame star guards summer as window washer in Vandergrift
A compilation notes John Mastrangelo’s summer job washing windows at a foundry in Vandergrift and hints at his desire to play clean next season. The item links U S collegians and sports figures with family ties and local pursuits, including references to John B. Kelly and Jack, plus other sports anecdotes.
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John Mastrangelo
Notre Dame
Vandergrift
John B. Kelly
Atlantic City
John
Jack
Gene Berce
Great Lakes
Cornell
Navy
Marquette
Frank Sangalli
Bronx
Ubaldo
Richmond Colts
Brooklyn
Thumping Teddy Williams Steals the Show for Red Sox
Teddy Williams dominates with seven hits in nine at bats elevating his average to .365 and driving in multiple runs as the Red Sox crush St Louis 7-4 and sweep the doubleheader. Cleveland loses twice while the Dodgers rally with strong pitching and timely hitting in a slate of day games.
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Teddy Williams
Baseball
Cleveland
Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Williams
St. Louis
Fenway Park
Dave Ferriss
Tex Shirley
Cliff Fannin
Sox
Yankees
White Sox
Bloyd Bevens
Ed Lopat
New York
Philadelphias
Bengals
Detroit
Hank
Washington
Tribe
Bobby Feller
Mickey Haefner
Early Wynn
Stan Spence
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Giants
Fragmented game recap of May opener with Ennis homer
In the 3-0 opening victory Ken Raffenberg er guided Claude to a fifth straight loss in the 4-2 Reg. Del Ennis homered helping the Mets' offense secure the win.
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Ken Raffenberger
Claude
del Ennis
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