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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. with LopezBernadine Flynn 1:45Marine Carey Longmire Paul V. McNutt The Goldberg, 2:00 AnniversaryGuiding Light News; Hodges 2:15Treasury rdeLonely Women Young Dr. Malone 2:30Ladles Be Gen. R. L. DenigJoyce fordan 2:45 Light of the World We Love & Learn SeatedChurch Hymns Perry Mason 3:00Mort. Downey Woman of Amer. 1fp Marlin 3:15My True Ma Perkins Now and Forever 3:30 StoryPepper Young lanice Grey 3:45Uncle Sam Mir Right to Happinest 1MaryNews for Women 4:00News. Allen Backstage Wife BackgroundNows 4:15Music Stella Dallas Your Horne Front 4:30Time V. News Russ Hodges Reporter: News Lorenzo Jones News:. Treasure Texas Rangers .4:45Terry. PiratesWidow Brown Island 5:00Accent On Texas Rangers 5:15 A Girl Marries Cocktail Capers Fun With Dunn Music Portia Faces Life WAC RecruitmentFun With Dunn 5:30--J Armstronglust Plain Bill News, Compton Stump Us Club 5:45Capt. Midnight Front Page FarrellSuperman +1110110, Americanvoimurs... Women 6:00Bat'front News News. Harkness Resume , setiail 6:15Baukhage Musicade News, Compton 8:30Agronsky, Your Good Health Morgan Beatty Front Page /Corn Kobblers 1 6:45Lowe11ThomasMusicade !SportsSinatra IHenry-CostelloNews: Harsch 1 7:00Day Is Done Fred Waring News, F. Lewis I Love a Mystery 7a5Sinatra News of World Johnson Family Harry fames . 1 7:30The Lou. Foreign Corresp. Quiz of Easy Aces RangerHerson in Person Two CitiesMr. Keen 8:00Earl Godwin Mr. and Mrs. North1Siring Up News 8:15Lum Is- Abner Sammy Kaye Mr. and Mrs. NorthMelodic Gems Sammy Kaye 8:30Battle of Beat the Halls of 8:45 The Sexes Doctor Band Montezuma Christian 9:00Fitch Time to Smile 9:15 Bandwagon Gabriel Heatter Mayor of Time to Smile Gracie Field The Town 9:30Spotlight Mr. District Magic Dollars 9:45 Bands jack Carson AttorneyMagic Dollars Show 10:00-1L G. Swing Kay Kyser's John B. Hughes 10:15-10.2.4 Ranch Musfeal Groat Moments 10:30Ted Fio Rite Modern Melodies In Music 10:45Rep. F. Smith KoliegeIPaul Schubert Cresta Blanca Rocco Torrone Carnival 11:00News, Allen News; Music News: Repaid 11:15Wisraer:Music Harkness of D. C. News, Calmer 11:30Lou Breese Transportation Arch McDonald's Music You Guy Lombardo "Moon Dial" 11:45-400 Trio WantUnity Viewpoint Claire de Lune PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor.
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