The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, January 7, 1944 Page: 4 of 6
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Friday, January 7, XFDM
4:00 Vincent Lopez
4:15 ThVfttJ Romteos
4:&0 Sea Hoiind .
4:45 Dick Tr#cy
5:00 Tarry arid the Pirates
5:15 Hot Harrigan
5:30 Jack Artristronx >
8:45 Captain Midnight
6:00 Uft to the Minute News ,
'6:05 "Dinner Music
8:15 10-3-4 Ranch V*1 « V
6:30 Lone' Ranger
7:00 Watch the World- Qo By
. 7:15 Pgrker family ,J
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7:30 M*rt Vour Navy-
8:0() Chamber of Commerce
8:15 Rusa Morgan
8:30 Spotlight Bands'
8:55 Harry Wiamer
9:tf0 John Gunther '
.9:15 Uften to Lulu 1 ^
B;80 Swing ShUt *
10Í00 Star Reporter „
JJ):15 The Symphonettp, M. Pi-
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10:45 Johnny Long
10:55 A. P. New s
11:00 Bob Strong
1*1:90 Eddie Oliver
11:55 A. P. Nevvs K
1-2:00 Sign Oft
Saturday, January 8. KFDM
6:00 Si* O'Clock Edition
6:15 Musical Eye Opener
8:45 Diamond T Ranch Boys
' 7:90 News Summary
7:15 Sabine TlWSi'iftiVlc'v
7:45 News Summary
8:00 Breakfast Club
' 8:00 Modulated Moments
9:16 A to *3 . .
H;30 Green. Hornet
>Ojno On Stage Everybody
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Ttit OlU HOME TOWN U. S Pjltnl Of(ic« v. ft By STANLEY
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10:80 Land tjf-the
* J1:00 Blue Playhouse
HiijS News Sumimafy
11:30 Farm and Homo Hour
12 ¡00 News Summary ■
12:15 Man on the Farm .
12:48 Trtfftsury ¡3ong Parade
12:50 Here Comes the Band
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EACH PASSING DXY the^
impression grows stronger that'
we really have Hitler's «umber
vvhlch, Zadok Dumkopf firmly
bíilsvcs, is one nine four four.
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A By in the soap has few
troubles compared to a Jap "ho
h i blundered ipto China's rice
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A farmer, broke nine yeorr
'ago, now JlOI a 38,000-trcre
farm, that'l-turning sucres into
a humeo, «rop.
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That new^y-developed bread
which is salVl to taste Just like
túrkey may Have Its drawbacks
We.«can visualUe Junior alibi-
lng his not eating crusts by say-
ing be thought they were bones
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The biggest known star has a
diameter of 690.000,000 miles.
But, unlike the Hollywood va-
riety, it doesn't need to worry
about seducing.
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facts of those Nail bigwigs who
thought to foathor their n«st by
buying up Berlin real «(tato.
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Grandpappy Jenkins says the
Japs would surrender right now
If they saw an American Ue
hockey game and were toUl th't
tho boya involved were only
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The wood for the match
& and the, patAÍJKum; chloriíie.
fór the tip were brought & from v
other countties. ;• „<**« " ■*"'
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At the present time, Paricutin,
Mexico's new vfilcano, has built
Itself.liito A mountain 3.000 feet
high. It formerly was a level
cornfield.
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Cur tics D. WUbur, former sec-"
retary Of the N vy, once referred 1
to the Navy as the "greatest eilu- .
cational Hiatitutlon to the world." |
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cause it goes right to the seat of t
trouble to heft loosen and
germ laden phlegm, and aid
to soothe and-heal raw, tender, in-
flamed bronehifti mucous mem-
branes. Tell yoyr drUBfe'ist to sell you
ttleufewSaulsion with the un-
ending you must like the way-it
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, January 7, 1944, newspaper, January 7, 1944; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142872/m1/4/?q=+date%3A1941-1945: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.