Radio Programs Evening Schedule
A radio grid lists 6:00 to 11:30 pm programs across WEAF WOR WJZ WABC including news talks plays music sports and special shows with hosts such as Bill Stern Raymond Swing and Tommy Dorsey and networks detailing hourly lineups and titles.
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WEAF
America
Easy Aces
Kiernan
WABC
Marble
WOR
Elson
Ethel and
Albert
Patt Clayton
Vandeventer
Prescott
MacRae
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
S. Lomax
WJZ
Morgan Wabc
Robert Trout
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Lanny Ross
Raymond Swing
Jack Smith
Henry J. Taylor
The
Lone Ranger
Tommy Riggs
Borgan Beatty
B. Brandt
Melody
Abeoe
Woody Herman
Aldrich
This
Your
FBI
Kate Smith
Bill Henry
Gabriel Heatter
Alan Young
WEEAF
Bob Hannon
James Orchestra
Sheriff
Harry Wismer
Mystery Theatre
Tommy Dorsey
B. Stern
Symphonette
Maisie
WMCA
Frank Kingdon
Weaf—News; Music Wor—News; Music Wjz
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Winchester Traffic Parking Meter Ordinance 1946
City of Winchester Virginia adopts an ordinance establishing parking meter zones on several streets with time limits from 9 AM to 6 PM weekdays and 9 AM to 9 PM Saturdays. It details meter placement, unlawful parking beyond paid time, penalties, enforcement procedures, loading and unloading exemptions, and repeal of conflicting rules, effective June 4 1946.
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Winchester
State OF
Virginia
City OF
Loudoun Street
Cork Street
Fairfax Lane
Piccadilly St
Piccadilly Street
Braddock Street
Cameron Street
Boscawen Street
Aba Ene Street
Indianey
the Plaza
Cameron St
ROUSS
United States of America
C. R. Anderson
Virginia Chriscoe
Advantages of Latin in Language and Professions
Latin is a near perfect vehicle of literary expression and a dominant element in French Spanish and Italian. It also strengthens understanding of English and is essential in many professions.
Pitt poised for revival under Wes Fesler at Pitt Stadium
By Hugh Fullerton Jr Princeton June 28 Pitt Athletics Director Jimmy Hagen backs Wes Fesler as new coach and aims to revive the Panthers after lean years. Fesler breaks formality with players naming teammates by first names and questions linger about filling Pitt stadium. Phillies ticket duties joked as staff fill roles. Buck McCormick also helps as ticket taker. Confidence note: Stanford’s
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Princeton
N. J
Pitt
Jimmy Hagen
Pittsburgh Panthers
Hagen
Wes Fesler
Jock Sutherland
Clark Shaughnessy
Fesler
Ers
Wes
Phillies
Nate Alexander
Frank Buck McCormick
Phils
Stanford
Southern golf team funds NCC A bid amid tuition dispute
Pacific Coast Conference southern division title winners financed their NCC A tournament trip after the University refused to fund travel. John Lind of Denver shot a 71 to reach the national public links quarterfinals, while Shorty McWilliams toured Tulsa to assess football prospects. Mississippi State seems his likely destination if he leaves West Point. The French federation asks the AAU to accelerate indoor board track plans as Marcell Hansenne’s visit underscores boards spring for runners.
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N.C.C.A
Denver
John Lind
Shorty McWilliams
Tulsa
Mississippi State
West Point
French Amateur Athletic Federation
Marcell Hansenne
Herschel Neil Returns to Compete at Missouri Valley Meet
Former A A U hop step and jump champion Herschel Neil, after 32 years since peak action and five years away, came out of the stands at the Missouri Valley Meet and delivered a strong first broad jump effort before being halted by disqualification concerns.
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Herschel Neil
Missouri Valley Meet
Afrined
Herschel
Giants and fans rally for ailing official and former player
Southern conference commissioner Mike Conner lies ill for weeks sparking cross league chatter. Giant fans raise 40 dollars in section 33 at the Rolo Grounds for Larry Dougle, the former second baseman, as one rings in a quip about aging and loyalty to the Giants.
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Mike Conner
Rolo Grounds
Larry Dougle
Larry
Yosuka Matsuoka Dies Awaiting War Crimes Trial
Yosuka Matsuoka former Japanese foreign minister who allied with the Axis died early yesterday in Tokyo. He expressed great regrets that he could not defend himself at the International War Crimes Court and spoke of approaching death to his eldest son.
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Tokyo
Yosuka Matsuoka
Japan
International War Crimes Court
University l of Oregon
Matsuoka Dies With War Crimes Charges Dropped
The obituary notes Kenichiro Matsuoka died in Tokyo at age 6? and tuberculosis. War crimes charges were formally withdrawn after his death. It recalls his 1941 fall from the foreign minister post after his role in manipulating Nazi plans and Soviet neutrality.
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Kenichiro
Tokyo
Imperial ‘Ee Hospital
Europe
Gestapo
Meisinger
Matsuoka
Russia
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Bull Brand
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Clarke County
J. W.grove Furniture CO
Loudoun St
Service
T. G. Adams
Loudoun and
Gerrari
American Railroads
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