Radio Highlights and Evening Broadcast Schedule
A dense list of radio programs aired across stations WTOP WRC WMAL and more detailing Ed Sullivan Cavalcade of America and Opera performances by Patrice Munsel Gladys Swarthout and Sally Sweetland among others with times from 6:15 to 11:45 p m plus news sports and special features including Information Please The Fuller schedule reflects a 1940s era lineup with multiple networks and sponsor segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic March
Ed Sullivan
WTOP
Cavalcade of America
Spokane
Patrice Munsel
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Munsell
Radio Theater
Old
Oklahoma
Martha Scott
Roy Rogers
Albert Dekker
Gladys Swarthout
Katusha
Alfano
WRC
Sally Sweetland
King’s Men
Ken Darby
WMAL
Quentin Reynolds
G Men Fight Phony War Frauds On Home Fronts
A. P. Features report details postwar style frauds targeting returning servicemen and families. Phony war heroes, fake uniforms, false weight labels, and bogus fundraising schemes exploit distress, with FBI and Better Business Bureau warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
FBI
Army
Philadelphia
Park Avenue
Times
A. E. Backman
National Better Business Bureau
Backman
Mr. Backman
Bowling Ladies Commercial League Standings Report
South End Piss Op leads with 16 wins and 3 losses as Va. Woolen Co sits at 13 3 Capitol Restaurant 12 9 McCrorys 11 10 Valley Pride 11 10 Miles Music Co 0 21 Capitol Restaurant Valley Pride 0 South End 3 Miles Music 9 forfeit Va. Woolen Co 3 McCrorys top individual game Bowers 143 Whitacre 118 Crabill 110. Bowers Hig high individual set 337 Whitacre 322 Cather 302. Capitol Restaurant tops in high team game 518 Va. Woolen Co 481. Capitol Restaurant also leads high team set 1430 Va. Woolen Co 1415.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Va. Woolen Co
Capitol Restaurant
McCrory
Valley Pride
Miles Music Co
Miles Music
McCrory’s
Bowers
Whitacre
Crabill
Alexandria Woman Claims Poem Byline Correction
Maude Haight of Alexandria Virginia says she authored the poem The Seabee Speaks published in the Star on March 6 and notes the Washington Times Herald first printed it as Soldier Speaks Again the second in a widely published series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Haight
Alexandria
the Star
Washington Times Herald
Bowling League Scores Highlight Busy Night Across Clubs
In the Evening Star Ladies League Bell Clothes tops Novick Transfer three straight to extend lead to four games as Anderson produces 523 in a 112 and 111 series. Jr Women of Berryville beat GAA 3-0 with Ritter 114 and Elser 109. Cadil lac edges Elks to stay in second as Allen and Williams strike late spares. Clearbrook Woolen rallies over Star Office with De Haven 111 and 110. Handley defeats Beta Sigma Phi aided by Bromley 114 and Cooper 110. Railway Express stays undefeated after three wins from Viscose led by Ressiguiere 123 and White 118. Capitol Restaurant down Valley Pride behind Bowers season high 143. Hazel Whitacre 118 and Strode 108s power Va Woolen over McCrory’s. Les Keiter’s 76 in three boxes caps a 153 Play open frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Loma Cunningham
Bell Clothes Girls
Novick
Evening Star
Edith Ritter
Helen Elser
Berryville
Elks
Cadillac
Dorothy Allen
Mabel Williams
Elizabeth Jasper
Ruby Schneider
The
Julia Dehaven
Clearbrook Woolen
Star Office
Dot Rich
Peggy Bromley
Myrtle Cooper
Handley
Beta Sigma Phi
Elizabeth Snider
Betty Starner
Lee Ressiguie
Lando White
Railway Express
Viscose
Expressmen
Martha Bowers
Capitol Restaurant Girls
Valley Pride
Miss Bowers
Hazel Whitacre
Mildred Strode
Woolen Girls
McCrory’s
Lester Keiter
Sales Directory interleaves multiple farm auctions in Virginia
A compact listing of upcoming sales across western Virginia in March. Entries note dates, times, and sellers such as Mrs Chas Langdon near Meyers Town and Miles B Dean at 811 S Main St Winchester with stock, implements, and antiques plus auctions for Lula M Linaberg estate and other farms featuring stock, dairy cows, machinery, and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Langdon
Meyers Town
Howard Luttrell
Winchester
Gainesboro Road
Virginia Apple
Miles B. Dean
S. Main St
Harry L. McCann
Admr
Lula M. Linaberg
S. W
Wardensville
J. R. Bell
Rippon
Earl Fries
Greenspring
White Hall
Ruhl Anderson
Gore Machinery
RainfallTotals for Present and Past Periods
Rainfall data show 24 hours ending 8 a m at 1.27 inches, March to date 2.24 inches, year to date 7.36 inches. Long term averages from 1913 to 1943 list monthly means with March 2.92 inches and June 3.83 inches. Statistics courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research Laboratory
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Fred Waring
News of the World
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Voice of Firestone
I. Q
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Vox Pop
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Screen Guild
Broadway
Showtime
Tews
Evans Iour
Music Calmer
Shirer Harkness
D. C
Arch McDonald
Moondial
Sonny Dunham
Goodrich Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Saidenberg
Rebner
Westinghouse Chorus
Ken Day
Westinghouse
Chile
U. S
Arlene Wolf
A. P
Ladies Commercial League
Goodyear
Dial
Braddock
England
Ae Ea Ree
Blondie
Reristerea U
Patent Office
Chic Young
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Sims & Zabol
G-Man
Federal
Alex
Big Sister
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Etta Kett
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