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:00 Breneman's Briekfast Matinee loday [George Putnam News—Symphony Hr. Tuffy Topics Kate Smith
QMS in Hollywood Musical Show Morton Downey Symphony Hour Man on the Street Aunt Jenny
:30 Ruth Crane: "The Nancy Osgood Man Behind the Band: Debussy's Pinup Tunes Helen Trent
:45 I Modern Woman" i Human Interest iMusrcal Comedy Quiz i "La Mer’’ " " Our Gal Sunday
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_i45 Eddie Dunn _Robert McCormick_John J.Jinlhony __ Teddy Powell_Police Hews: Hit [Road of Lite
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1:t5 Powers Charm School Today's Children Finder's Keeper Musical Bouquets Tony Wakeman Perry Mason
30 At Your Request Woman in White Queen for a Day " " All Sports Parade Arthur Godfrey
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;00 [Jack Berch Show When a Girl Marries lEasy Does It [News; Rhythm All Sports Parade Stumpus
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30 [News, Evans Just Plain Bill Sports ! Music Hall All Sports Parade Top Tune Inn
_ :45_Styled for Bajlads_ Front Page Farrell _"_1 " Tony Wakeman | "
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_:45_Singing Sam_H. V. Kaltenbom 1 Inside of Sports_!" Supper Club | Quiz Program
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;00 iLum’n'Abner Jascha Heifetz !News, Gabriel Heatter News—Waltzes |St. Mary's Novena
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_:45_i _On Hiroshima Benny Goodman _ Guy Lombardo I " " >1450 Club
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:45 I Eddie Dunn_Robert McCormick John J. Anthony The Latin Touch Police News; Hit_ Road of Life_
:00 |Baukage Talking Guiding Light .Cedric Foster News; Bouquets All Sports Parade Second Mrs. Burton
1:15 'Powers Charm School Today's Children Inquiring Microphone Musical Bouquets Tony Wakeman Perry Mason
:30 At Your Request Women in White Queen for a Day ” " All Sports Parade Arthur Godfrey
:45 " _ Masquerade ! "_Beyond Victory _ Tony Wakeman Big Sister_ I
:00 Music Box Life Can be Beautiful Heart's Desire News—Rhythm i All Sports Parade Aunt Mary
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:30 Bride and Groom Pepper Young Myrt and Marge " " All Sports Parade Janice Grey
:45 John Nelson Right to Happiness Easy Aces " Tony Wakeman Arthur Godfrey i
:00 Al Pearce Backstage Wife Erskine Johnson News; Tea for Two" All Sports Parade House Party
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:30 Accent an Music Lorenzo Jones Easy Does It " " All Sports Parade Surprise Party
:45 Ladies. Be Seated Young Widow Brown "_"_Teny Wakeman_" _
:00 Jack Beach Show When a Girl Marries Easy Does It News; Bandwagon All Sports Parade Stumpus
4:15 Accent on Music Portia Faces Lifo Sports Broadway Bandwagon Teny Wakeman
:30 News, Evans Just Plain Bill Music Music Hall All Sports Parado Top Tune Inn
:45 Styled for Ballads Front Page Farrell " " " " Tony Wakeman_L__" ”_
W9II—730 I.C.
! 1:00 a m.—Libby Lingo.
11:16 a.m.—Sxath Myri Or.
I I :*5 a m.—World News.
12 .00 noon—Maritime New*: Melodi-s
12:16 p.m.—Luncheon Melodie*.
1 :oo p m.—Ballads by Bing.
I 15 p m.—Musical Bulletin.
1 .-tn p.m.—Velvet. Strings.
2:00 p.m—Aviation in the News
2:16 p m.—Slim and His Drifters
2 :to p.m—Scoreboard.
2 45 p.m.—Classic Interlude
2:00 p.m.—Summertime Revue.
4 00 p.m —Three Sun*
4 15 p m.—Vocal Spotlight,
i 20 p m.—From Famous Album?
5:00 p m.—Take It Basy.
5:00 p.m.—Bport*.
5:46 P.m.—Dream House.
d:15pm.—Sign Off.
TMMrrtw'i Pregriflu
8 00 a m.—Songs at Sunrise.
0:20 a m.—Facts for Farmers.
7:00 a m.—News;Breakfast.
7:15 a.m.—Breakfast Time Table.
7:20 a m.—News—Breakfast.
7;45 a m -—Breakfast Time Table.
8:00 a m.—News—Breakfast.
8:15 a.m.—Breakfast Time Table.
8:20 a m.—News—Breakfast.
» 20 a m — Morning Devotions.
0 45 a m.—Singing Rhythms.
lii:00am.—Ebony and Ivory.
10:15 a m.—Alexandria T. B. Assn.
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