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adioPrograms Tuesday. Nov. 9 Washhigton Eastern War Time MEAL Wite WOL 478,s I3161% 98011C I 229M 126DRG 206M 1500CWTOP New5. 9.7.8:30.News at 6, 7,7:55.DawnPatrolto Day Right. Prelude..6:05.Beak-8:30.Your Tim-e6:30. Art Brown.5:45. Corn Time. enshire. 7:10-7:45. 84.keeper. Bin Pier-6:35-9:30. News at6-9:45. Godfrey. 1son. 6:05-9. World6:30. 7:30. 8 and7-9. News. ,5:55. Mahoney. 7:45. Roundup, 8. 8:30 by Repaid.IStart6:45, 7:30 & 8. 9:00-Breakfast Club MusicArt Brown Godfrey News 9:15-Breakfast ClubIrway. Melodies At the OrganHome Service 9:30-Breakfast ClubNews. Banghart Home Forum American School 9:45--Breakfast ClubRobert St. John Home Forum of the Air Lora Lawto Home Forum Valiant Lady 10:15-P3n. Money The e Open Dom Mr. Moneybags 10:30--Pin Money Kitty Foyle Helpmate Morning SerenadeHoneymoon Hill 10:45-Pia. Money (IManhattanMusic Room Boothby-Mansen Bach. Children 11:00-Brealcfast Road of Life News: A. Geed: 11:15- at Sardi'sVic and Sado Mary Taylor 11:30-W. Rieman Rentacky garnivaiSecond Husband Brave TomorrowToe and. Ralph Bright Horizon 11:45-Baby InstituteDavid Hamm What's Your IdeaAunt Jenny 12:00--ifews. Allen News; Music 12:15-Little Show News. Irk* Carterrate Smith Speaks Devotions Hay Reads BibleBig Sister 12:30-Farm and !EsserMatinee Today Marine Band Helen Trent 12:45- Home HourMatinee Todcry Marine Band Our Gal Sunday 1:00-Baukhage Mary Mason News: Ray DadyLIM Becratifui 1:15-Open HouseMary Mason Scratches: Hodges II/1 Ma Perkins 1:30-Open HouseTreasury Parade!Luncheon With 1:45-HeraldTrib,.. Carey Longmire Bernadine Flynn Lopez II'1The Goldberg, 2:00-Forum Guiding Light - Hodges 2:15-Treas. ParadeLonely Woman Young Dr. Malone 2:30-Ladies Be iRuss Joyce Jordan 1 Light at World News; Walter IWe Love a team SeatedI Church Hymns ComptonPerry Mason 3:00-1Vrton DowneyWoman of Anica!News: Russ Mary Marlin 3:15-Herald-Trib. Ma Perkins Hodges 3;30-Forum Pepper Yoram Now and Forever 3:45-Forum Herald-Tribune Janice Grey 1Right to HapinessForum News for Women 4:00-News. -Allen Backrtage Wife 1News BackgroundHome Front Stella Dallas Russ Hodges 4:30-Forum Lorenzo Tones Matinee: News 4:45-Forum News: Treasure Texas Rangers Widow Brown islandTexas Rangers 5:00-Terry, PiratesGirl Marries 5:15-Music Cocktail Capers Fun With Dunn Portia Faces Life Moods in Music Fun With Dunn 5:30-lack Annstegrust Plain Bill 'News. CoruPtem 5:45-Cap. dnight Stump Us Club I Front Page Farrel/Superman Amer. Women 6:00-Battlert News Harkness 6:15-Baukhage Resume Fe/Hard-Costello Musicade News. Compton Edwin C. Hill 6:30-Sports. Ag'skyMorgan Beatty -Front Page" 6:45-1.'well Th'masINews:Musicade ISports Cheque Music Music . News: Harsch 7:00-Day Is Done I Fred Waring Fulton Lewis. Jr.I Love a Mystery 7:15-Music of the WorldJohnson Family 7:30-Dream HouseSalute to Youth Harry Tames Or. 7:45-Dream HouseINews Confidentially 1. American Salute to Youth Prelude to Victory Melody Hour 8:00-Earl Godwia, Johnny Presents: 8:15--Lum "n Abner Medal of Honor Big Town iGinny SimmsFulton Oursler Big Town 8:30-Duffy's : Tunis Author Meets 8:45- Tavern Judy Canova Treasure Chest Critic Show: News 9:00-Famous Inn:k Mystery Theater Gabriel Heatter 9:15- Trials Burns and Mystery TheaterI Gracie Fields Allen Fibber McGee American Forum 9:45- Bands Report to the and Molly of the Air Nation 10:00-R. G. SwingBob Hope Washington 10:15-Navy HeroesBob Hope Modern Melodies at War 10:30-Ches. BowlesRed Skelton Art Russel Orch.Congress Speaks 10:45-Gov. T. DeweyRed Skelton Rocco Torrone Guy Lombardo 11:00-News. AllenNews; Music News: B. RepaidCalmer & Henry 11:15-Wismer MusicRichard HarknessFulton Lewis. Jr. 11:30-Saludos Words at Arch McDonald's 11:45-, 1 Sinfonietta Moon, Dial Amigos WarUnity Viewpoint The Colonel PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor.

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LONG BEACH (CALIF.) PRESS-TELEGRAM X—I1. Modest Maidens By Jay Alan Questions an'd 'Answers Todoy's Smile By Dick Turner WHAT OTHERS MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, H4j ARE SAYING 3 Widows THIS IS our first attempt in the Let's Explore Your Mind political arena, and if we By DR. A. E. WIGGAM don't succeed this time, we'll try of Presidents again in 3952. I'm young yet and will be only 90 in the next election. Still Living —Dr. John Maxwell, American Vegetarian party candidate for By HASKIN President. Q. Please name the widows of former Presidents who are still THERE APPEARS (among Rus- living. I. S. A. sians and Americans) not A. There are three living widows of former Presidents: only "disagreement but a desire Mrs. Wobdrow Wilson, Mrs. Cal- to disagree, a deliberate at- vin Coolidge'and Mrs. Franklin tempt to annoy the other party. • D. Roosevelt. •' ' The first thing necessary is a 'Q. What crops are .grown in desire to agree. New Zealand? F. B. O. —Prime Minister Jawaharlal . A. The soil of'New Zealand Nehru of India. is fertile and practically all Temperate Zone crops are grown THE YOUNGSTERS in school there.. Extensive grazing lands today need a better educa- support large herds ol cattle 70 Be. DOMtMTfD BV and sheep. • . tion than any previous genera- SONS MAM? tion. Only in that way can de- Q. Had Longfellow ,a large mocracy- hope to survive. number of books on Scandi- —Dr. Samuel M..Brownett, presi- Answer to Question No. 1 their meaning. Too much orar navia? S.
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PROGRAM SERVICES NETWORKS ache Labs, Hollywood. O'Neil Names Taylor 11bert Boyars, formerly with Robert S. Tap - Color on DuMont linger Assoc., N. Y., public relations firm, ap- Executive Assistant pointed public relations director of Transfilm STARTING in September, two stations APPOINTMENT of J. Glen Taylor, vice presi- Inc., N. Y., producer of films for television, owned and operated by the DuMont dent of General Teleradio Inc. and MBS, as industry and business. Television Network-WABD (TV) New executive assistant to the president of General York and WDTV (TV) Pittsburgh -will Teleradio was an- go into color telecasting. As described nounced last week PROGRAM SERVICES SHORTS by Ted Bergmann, DuMont's managing by Thomas F. director, color telecasting will originate O'Neil, president. he Boston Post contracts for new radio and at WABD, but WDTV, at the outset, will In announcing the h' singing jingle from Song Ads Co., Hollywood. concentrate on carrying programs that Newspaper, recently purchased by John Fox, appointment, Mr. are fed by networks. O'Neil said that applicant for ch. 5, that city, used spot an- Color television demonstrations will "constantly expand- nouncements on three tv and 23 radio stations be arranged for sponsors and agency men during recent campaign. ing interests of the during the late summer, Mr. Bergmann company in the fields said. He added that WABD will use of radio and tele- color films and slides for its first color Gould, Gleiss & Benn Inc., L. A., marketing con- vision make neces- programs. The telecasts will utilize Du- ultants and researchers, moves to S.
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Radio Programs 1
.Radio Programs 1 Tuesday, Tan. 18 Washington Eastern Was Time ' WMAL WBC WOL WTOP 476M 630KC 316M 980KC I 229M 1280KCI 206M 1500KC News. 6.7,8:30.News taZ 6, 7. 7:55iDawnPatroltoStart Day Right. Prelude.6:05.Brok.8:30.. Your Time.6:30. Art Brown.5:45. Corn Time. keeper,BillHer-6:35-9:30. News at.6-6:45. Godfrey. enshire, 7:10-7:45. 8-9.son, 6:05-9. World8:30. 7:30. 8 and7-9.News. 5:55, Mahoney, 7:45. Poundup, 8. 8:30 6:45. 7:30 & 8. 9:00Breakfast ClubMirth and i Art Brown Godfrey News 9:15Breskfast Club and Madness At the OrganHome Service 9:30Breakfast ClubNews. Banghart Listen, ladies! American School 9:45Stockfast ClubSound Stage Listen, Ladies! of the Air I0:00Sweet River Lam Lawton News; Ladies! Valiant Lady 10:15Pin Money Story Drama Mr. Moneybags Bitty Foyle 10:30Pin Money Helpmate Shady Valley The Open Door 10:45Pin Money Liberty Ship FolksBach. Children 11:00Bre akf as' Road of Life News: A. Gaeth Honeymoon Hill 11:15'at SardisVic and Sods Bunley for BondsSecond Husband 11:30W. Kiernan Brave TomorrowMorning SerenadeBright Horizon 11:45Baby InstituteDavid Hamm 1What's Your IdeaAunt leeny 12:00News. Allen Esse, News: MusicNews, Music Kate Smith Speaks 12:15Little Show Devotions Music Mixers Big Sister 12:30Farm and Matinee Today Marine Band Helen Trent 12:45 Home HourMatinee Today 1Marine Band 1Our Gal Sunday 1:00Baukhage Mary Mason News: Ray DadyLifeBeautiful 1:15Open HouseMary Mason ' Scratches; HodgesMa Perkins 1:30Open House Treasury ParadeLuntheon With Bernadine Flynn 1:45Open House Carey Longmire LopezThe Goldberg' 2:00Rodriguez Light Russ Hodges Dr Malone 2:15School Pgnt.IGuidingToday's ChildrenRuss Hodges Joyce fordan 2:30Ladies Be Light of World- Compton: Russ We Love & Learn 2:45 Seated' Church Hymns Hodges!YoungPerry Mason 3:00Wton DowneyAmerican WomanRuss Hodges Mary Marlin 3:18True Story Ma Perkins Russ Hodges Now and Forever 3:30 Pepper Youns Russ Hodges Janice Grey 3:457lack Little" Right to Hap'inessRuss Hodges 1News for Women 4:00News.
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COMMAND PERFORMANCE Lin Fi//-Stflr !Jfjllr-/Fjlilljrfjfldcflst Frfjm Iirmed Forces I(Fldifj
Established 1975 Number 229 October 1995 THE DINAH ANDREWS SHORE SISTERS 08 as THE TESS SUMMER TRUE· SISTERS HEART COMMAND PERFORMANCE lin fI//-stflr !JfJllr-/fJlIllJrfJfldcflst frfJm IIrmed Forces I(fldifJ. FelJrllfl'Y IS, 19"5 .9be !Ir{ustrated"!l!ress $n[armation !/!age Publicationof the Old Time Radio Club Membership Information Club Officers and Librarians New member processing, $5.00 plus club membership President of $15.00 per year from Jan 1 to Dec 31. Members Jerry Collins (716) 683-6199 receive a tape library listing, reference library listing, 56 Christen Ct. and a monthly newsletter. Lancaster, N.Y. 14086 Memberships are as follows: If you join Jan-Mar, $15.00; Vice President & Canadian Branch Apr-Jun, $12.00; Jul-Sep, Richard Simpson $8.00; Oct-Dec, $5.00. All 960 16 Road RR 3 renewals should be sent in as Fenwick, Ontario soon as possible to avoid Canada, LOS 1CO missing issues. Please be sure to notify us if you have a change of Treasurer, Back Issues, Video & address. The Old Time Radio Club meets the first Records Monday of every month at 7:30 P.M. during the months Dominic Parisi (716) 884-2004 of September to June at 393 George Urban Blvd. 38 Ardmore PI. Cheektowaga, N.Y. 14225. The club meets informally Buffalo N.Y. 14213 durinq the months of July and August at the same address. Anyone interested in the Golden Age of Editor of IP, Renewals, Change of Radio is welcome. The Old Time Radio Club is Address affiliated with The Old Time Radio Network.' Peter Bellanca (716) 773-2485 ______~_ _ 1620 Ferry Road Club Mailing Address Grand Island, N.Y.
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The Desert Sun (Palm Springs : 1934)
PALM SPRINGS. CALIF 4D ■The Desert Sun Tuesday, March 25, 1947 Pioneertown, 30 RADIO LOG Miles Away, Will 1340 Revive Early Days rwwmWfWmam on Your Dial A new road to Pioneertown, the final phase of a scenic high- way which brings Bear Valley TUESDAY, Mar. 25 12:30—Music for Lunch'n 12:55—Financial Service about 55 miles from Palm Springs 12:45—D. P. news 1:00—Lions Club Lun’n is now open. Pioneertown. the 1:00—House Party 12:55—Financial Service 1:25—Desert Favorites new old west town in the San I:2s—Desert Favorites I:oo—House Party 1:30—Evelyn Winters Bernardino mountains, is only 30 1:30—Evelyn Winters I:26—Desert Favorites I:4s—Very Special miles from the Village by way 1:45—Very Special I:3o—Evelyn Winters 2:00—Amer. Air School of Indian avenue and a pano- 2:00—Amer. Air School. 1:45—Very Special 2:30—Meet the Missus ramic scenic road. 2:3o—Palm Springs H5 2:oo—Amer. Air School 3:00—E. Severeld, news 2:46—Meet the Missus 2:3o—Meet the Missus 3:15—Easy Listenin’ Pioneertown is a California 3:00—E. Severled, news 3:00—E. SevereId. news 3:30—Bed Barber, sports corporation and has a well- 3:l6—Easy Listenin’ 3:ls—Easy Listenin’ 3:45—80b Trout, news planned program which is now 3:30—Red Barber, sports 3:30—Red Barber, sports 4:00—Call of the Range under way. 3:46 —Bob Trout, news 3:46—80b Trout, news 4:15—Sunset Serenade be the 4:00—Call of the Range 4:00—Call of the Range 4:30—Mr.
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Radio Programs I
RadioPrograms I Wednesday, Nov. 10 Washington Eastern War Time WMAL WRC WOL 47618 630}EC I WTOP 316M 980KC I 22914 2260KC Prelude. 6-7. Broken. 206M 1500KC shire,7:10.7:45. 8Timekeeper. BillDerwn Pat. to 6:30:News 5:55, 6:45,7. and 9. Mahoney. 7:45.Herson, 6-9. News,Art Brown. 6:35-917:30 & 8. Godfrey News, 6. 7, 8:30. 6. 7. 8. 8:30. News, 6:30. 7:30.87 to 9:45.Corn & 8:30 by Repaid:Sates. Time. 64:45 9:00--Breakfast Club Manhattan Music Art News. Godfrey 9:15Breakfast ClubErway Melodies Brown 9:30Breakfast ClubNews: Banghart. Home Service I1 Home Forum American School 9:45--Breakfast ClubRobert St. John Home Forum of the Air 10:00-1. M. HowsonLora Lawton News: Home F. 10:15--Pin Money The Open Door Valiant Lady 10:30Pin Money Mr. Moneybags Kitty Foyle Help Mate Morning SerenadeHoneymoon Hill 10:45Pin Money Music Room Boothby-Mansell Bacier's Children 11:00Breakfast at Road of Life 11:15-- News: A. GaethTris Coffin. News Sardi'sVic and Sad. Kentucky KarnivalSecond Husband 11:30W. Kiernan Brave Tomorrow Joe & Ralph Bright Horizon 11:45Baby InstituteDavid Harortz What's Your Idea 111010.111/4SOMMIIP Aunt Tenni, 12:00News. Allen News; Unger Boake Carter Kate Smith SPeaks 12:15Little Show - Devotions 12:30Nati Farm & Hay Reads BibleBig Sister 12:45 Matinee Today News: Coast Helen Trent Home HourMatinee Today Guard BandOur Gal Sunday 1:00.B'khage TalksMary Mason News: Ray Dady 1:15Open HouseMary Mason Life Beautiful 1:30-0p-,- House Scratches; Hodges1V/a Perkins, Marine Anniv: Lunch.
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Interests in Newscasts Soared Search of Radio Program Popularity
Interests in Newscasts Soared search of radio program popularity. Blue Central Div. Notes With its beginnings in 1929, the (Continued from page 13) CAB took shape five years later as Sales Increase for 1943 grams ranked fourth in use of time. most program, Kate Smith Speaks, a non -profit enterprise. Supervision REVIEW of 1943 sales figures for They were charged with 15.5% of the leaders were all serial dramas in the first four years of operation the Blue Network's Central Di- the time, and the outranking types broadcast five days a week. was exercised by the Radio Com- vision -the first year of operation All of since separation from NBC were, in order: drama, variety and them, including the Kate Smith mittee of the Assn. of National -dis- Advertisers in conjunction with closed substantial increase over audience participation. These types program, a news summary, were a 1942 figures, according to Merritt held the same relative positions in 15- minute programs. If the Sunday companion committee of the Ameri- R. Schoenfeld, sales manager of the winter season of 1942 -43. presentations were added, two more can Assn. of Advertising Agencies. the division. programs A reorganization in 1934 led to the Nighttime Leaders would be included: The "During the first quarter of Pause That Refreshes on the Air appointment of a governing com- 1943, sales figures showed a 68.7% As in other years, there was little and the New York Philharmonic mittee--now the Board of Gover- gain over the first three months of change from the previous year in Orchestra.
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"Good Night and May God Bless
g fte 19f,d g ime !Radio- eu« Established 1975 Number 253 Octo ber 1997 "Good Night and May God Bless . " Publication of the Old Time Radio Club Membership Information Club Officers and Librarians New member processing, $5 plus club membership President of $15 per year from January 1 to December 31. Jerry Collins (716) 683-6199 Members receive a tape library listing, reference 56 Christen Ct. library listing, and a monthly newsletter. Member Lancaster, NY 14086 ships are as follows: If you join January-March, $15; April-June, $12; JUly-September, $8; October Vice President & Canadian Branch December; $5. All renewals should be sent in as Richard Simpson soon as possible to avoid missing issues. Please be 960 16 Road R.R. 3 sure to notify us if you have a change of address. Fenwick, Ontario The Old Time Radio Club meets the first Monday Canada, LOS 1CO of every month at 7:30 PM during the months of September to June at 393 George Urban Blvd., Treasurer, Back Issues, Video & Records Cheektowaga, NY 14225. The club meets informally Dominic Parisi (716) 884-2004 during the months of July and August at the same 38 Ardmore PI. address. Anyone interested in the Golden Age of Buffalo, NY 14213 Radio is welcome. The Old Time Radio Club is af filiated with The Old Time Radio Network. Membership Renewals, Change of Address Peter Bellanca (716) 773-2485 Club Mailing Address 1620 Ferry Road Grand Island, NY 14072 Old Time Radio Club P.O. Box 426 Membership Inquires and OTR Lancaster, NY 14086 Network Related Items Richard Olday (716) 684-1604 Back issues of The Illustrated Press are $1.50 post 100 Harvey Dr.
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SAVE*8.6O I Murder of a Woman Psychiatrist (11) at 8:30 P, M
i.nf m.y Ji,.i»»3 THE INDEPENDENT— P«g» 2 1 KUC »T» KICA 7*0 UU me KWKW-14W KH • MP KHJ *M «QZ IMO KVOI 141 Television Radio KMK 110 KIWI tlO KMC 1MB KK>1 154* Ml* /40 KNX 1070 KOK 1»*0 KMPO 1«0* THURSDAY, MAT 28,1958 Showdoim Due on A.F. Fund Cut THUKSDAY, MAY 28,195S mmmtt M rupwulMlfrr f«r «*«ij». mmt» fcr Mttau. WASHINGTON—tff). The public who has come under heavy fire as a policy meeting to appeal to Eis- • KECA (7)—Al Jtrrtl • feud over a proposal a cut Air a result.of the'proposal, conferred enhower- for a new public explana- 8:00 A. M. • KHJ (»)-^LucJty O-- 8:00 P.M. Force funds brought on a round of today with Sen. Margaret Chase tion of the reasons behind the de- KNBH (4)— Ask Wain- KHJ—C«drl« Fo«t«r I XGEn—Amer. Soul Clinic 3:45 . KNXT- (21—B1K Town - secret, high-level c on £ e r c n c e s Smith' (R,-Me.) and asked for a cision. 7:00 A. M. KNX—Billion Home KTLA'(5)—Newi: Police KXKH (4)—Groucbo Man 4—The Air Force Association, a KLAC— Newi; D. Hivntl- KFOX—Newi KFI—Out- of'tne' Weit ENBH «)—itn. n. B. A. KECA (")—Action Flih- Wednesday as the fight moved chance to give a public explana- KFI — Johnnl* L*« Wills KGEP.—World Newi K1IPC—N«*» . 4:00 P.M. IHK. Mac llcCllntocle tion of the reasons behind the de- group of Air Force veterans, called kMPC— Clock Watcher KECA—Elnier Davli KHJ is,—Tin ..uevers toward the showdown stage.
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(Washington, DC). 1942-11-02
Last-minute in radio changes pro- MONDAY TARZAN (Poilu 7 ortea'ι tkrilUng tm The Sunday Star,) RlC6 grams sometimes reach The Star —By EdgOf BlIITOUghs Radio Program too late for correction that day. November 2,1942 ~ —WE SECOND NAZI SOU*EE UY I SUD YOU'RC STAYIN'MŒ'SUM — — — -9. M. WNAL, 630k. Wit 980k. WOL, 1,240k. Win, f ,340k. WWK. 1,450k. WJSV, 1,500k.- IN AMBUSH, WAITINi 70 KILL HIM. > SNAPPED. THEN HE DROVE A KNOCK-OUT <2:00 News News and Mule Boake Carter News ind Hvilc Password, Please Kite Smith Speaks BLOW AT THE JAW. I Little Show Nancy Dixon Bill Hiy Just Lm Everett Dixieland Jamboree Big Sister — jA Farm and Horn· Devotions Naval Academy Band Chicken Reel News—Jamboree Helen Trent Mitinee Todiy Footlight Vignettes Esther Van W. Tufty Our Gel Sunday 1:00 H. R. Baukhage News; Matinee Today News—Russ Hodges News—Wakeman Cash—Records Life Is Beiutifnl 1 : IS Edward Touchdown Dub Russ Hodges Tony Wakeman Concert Hour Ma Perkins MacHugh #» It 1:30 New World Religion Hews—Personal News—Concert Hour Vic and Sade 1:45 Tommy Dorsey Music j Morgan Beatty Mr. Moneybags Concert Hour The Goldbergs 2:00 C. Cavallare Music Light of the World Hews—Russ Hodges News—Wikeman Cash—Records Young Or. Malone 2:15 Music Women Russ Hodges Wikemin Sweet and Jordan Kay Kyser Lonely ft Tony Swing Joyce I ρ— 2:30 Johnny Long Music Guiding Light ( News and Music Love and Lean 2:45 Lino ot Service Church Hymns On Stage Young's Family AS "TARZAN MEfcNWMILE, slim tried in won It s time to WE ID KEEP F Bing Crosby Songs Mary Marlin News—Russ Hodges News—Wikeman Cash—Records Elinor Lee FOLLOWED ZEEtA BOM RX10WIN6 Star Parade Ma Perkins Russ Hodges Tony Wikeman C.
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m o 1 01 S 114 i g E 2 6611 otaie 11IN 00 14, $1 oo 00 r3 2,1 114 io:o 001 g. Ibtbgb gg m Wo404 Otow. o ;"41 oopo 41,,q6 ON THE RADIO THIS WEEK IroVvvvvor TEM MEW YOHIC---TIM BULLETINS. EVERY 210/TH ON THE HOUR. W0833-1568 kc. WON:EtX.1W 88.3 012;4' WEEMDATY 7/%."`ti.O..._ 783DZITOBET.- TODAY. BR.. N. To MIDNIGHT (Faccopt ozt 4 ...a s P za.) -0/0"4 TODAY; SUNDAY, SEPflMBER 28 - TODAY,SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 . WCBS-Church of the Air: Dr 12:O5-WI1XR-Sympbonic Varieties WQXR-NeW York Times News Told: "These Things Shall Be WOR-Lutheran Hour ." FM PROGRAMS Added Unto You" WJZ-American Music Hall; 1.arry Moslre..Davis, Guest l2:l5WOR-The Men's Corner 2:05-WQXR-Pop Concert - \Dupiicating AM Programs 4:30.WFUV-Lecture Series WMCA-NWSJ Crognere Time ,WJZ-Words of Power 2:15-WMCA-Dugout Chatter WCBS-Robert Trout; News Douglas, Eileen Barton, P.aul -7:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M.-WNYC.FM 5:30-WFUV-Concert in Miniature LEADING: EVENTS TODAY WINS-News; Recorded Music 12:3O-WNBC--Thé Eternal Light: The 2:25WMCA-Baseball: Giants.Phillies, WNEW-Malçe Believe Ballroom Whitemun, llen Osser; Others 8:00 A. ES. to 1:00 A. M.-WQXR.FM 6:0O.WGHF-Dinner Music; News WMGM-Raullo Bible - Glass . - Man -Who- SaId No Polo Grounds ' WQXR-Yon Kippur Program: WCBS-Frank Fontaine Show 8:00 A. M. to1:00 A. M.-WNBC.FM WFUV-We're All Human .
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