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WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Breakfast on Farm Dixie Four

700 World News

“7:15 Town Crier 7:30 Ayres Good Morn. 7:45 Newsy

8:00 Rhythm and Song :15 Rhythm and Song :30 Mra, Farrell 45 Mrs. Farrell

News Meet Staft rk'fast Devotions News—Congrat, Phil & Uncle Ezra

Larry RichardsonWIBC Coffee Shop WIBC Coffee Shop WIBC Coffee Shop

15 Morning Melodies :30 Evelyn Winters 45 Bachelor's Chfld’'n

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8 8 8 9:00 Morning Melodies 9 9 9

Jane Day's House Jane Day's House Crosby Sings Jackie Hill Show

News—Board, Room Tune Tonics Bill Harrington Vietor H. Lindiahr

WIRE 1430 (NCB)

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

World News Musical Clock Musical Olock Musical Clock

9:30—Red Skelton 9:45—~Red Skelton 10:00~~News--Chamberisin 10:16~8tar Parade 10:30--Stairway to Stars 10:45~Tune Reviewer 11:00--News-—Peter Grans 11:15—Background 11:30-Dance Orchestra 11:45~-Dance Orchestra 12:00~=News--Moon River

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———————— Hoosler Jamboree Hoosier Jamboree, Dunkin Time Boys News

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Musical Clock Dick Reed Mus, of Manhattan Mus. of Manhattan

Breakfast Club Rreakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

Lone Journey Lora Lawton Road of Life Joyce Jordan

Fred Waring Fred Waring Barry Cameron David Harum

My True Story My True Story Chureh Hymns The Listening Post

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2:45—Dance 3:00—Here’s to Veterans 5:3 Viennese Concert

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“Along With Me,” “You Keep Coming Back Like a Song” and “The Girl That I Marry.” Evelyn MacGregor must have her mind tucked down under when she sings “And Then It's Heaven.” The other peeple in the studio draw their paychecks as the Knightsbridge Chorus and are slated to harmonize on “I'd Be

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The Mel Blanc Show is aired your way on schedule at 7:30 Fonight. That's the new bit of business featuring Blanc who has gone wimmin one better by making talking pay for his living, His triple threat larynx has gone to work as characters on some of the biggest radio shows, In

addition, he's Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig of the celluloid comics.

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» Steve Wilson has gone off and left his paperstand in “Big Town” {any priority for getting into col- of the Bell Telephone Co. here, will to shift for itself tonight at 7. THe editor of the Illustrated Press, whose | lege? crusading makes Carrie Nation seem like the quiet type, will have headlines to spare when he gets to the bottom of “Hawkers of Hate.” Steve

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Hilton in which a corrupt political machine. is using intolerance ‘as a

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Johnson go to Narragansett Bay to talk to sailboat-minded youngsters. They'll interview participants in the American Junior Championship

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scare you away. A Beetle Catboat is made of wood, is twelve feet long | and six feet wide and is gaff rigged with safety features to make it safe | for the peanut skippers. I know all about boats because I rode in one on | the Old Mill with Junior at the State Fair last week,

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