The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, January 14, 1944 Page: 5 of 6
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January 14. KFDM
Vinceint Lopez
Three Romeos
Sea Hound ¡ -
Dick Tracy i ¡r
Terry and the Pirate
Hop Hárrigan .
Jack. Armstrong ■
Captain Midnight
Up to the Minute News
Dinner Music
10-2-4 Hanch
Lona Rúruici*
Watch the Wórld Go By
Parker Family ^
Meet Your Navy
Chamber.-of-Commerce
A Routine fccnorl -:~
Spotligbt •Sanrt'sT--—
Harry Wismer
John G wither
"Rep. John E. Rankift
. Swing Shift
Star. Reporter /
The Symphonette, M. Pi-
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Lou Bireso ———
A. P. News.
Bob Strong
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y, January 15. KFDM
Six-O*ei0Ck Edition ■
«:?3 Musical Eye Opener
0:30 ,-Diamond T Ranch Boys
7:00 Npws Summary ,
7:15 Sabine Tabernacle
7:45 News Summary • ...
8:00 Breakfast Club
9:00 Modulated Moments
948 'The'Cadets ■'
9:30 Gr¿¡en Hornét *' • '1
i0:00 .On Stage Everybody '
10:30 Land of the Lost .
11:00. Blue Playhouse '.
11:25 News Summary,
11:30 .Farm and Home Hour
12:00 '. News SumtrUUy
¡3:15 Man on the Farm
12:45 Treasury Song Parade"
12:50 Here Comes tile Band
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lis. (AP) «- Cla:
told police two roo-
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the hold-up men said, giving him
a dollar and his empty billfold,
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In time there is no present,.
In eternity no fu«tte,¿í : }
In .-eternity, no' past.
f'lf; '• "v'isSí í—Tennyson
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Jobs Ahead Topic
Fdrk'odio Program
Cftllcse Station, Jan.. < A&MO
Senior students of Texas high
schools will be told by their gov
«mor 'what they may expect ii
the way'of "jobs ahgad" on>Ke
radio program dt tHe .lantf itle
carried at''11:15M. nTu^Thursday,
January 13, by the^Texas School
of the Air overyeté Texas Quality
Network, Gil)Kuilchri?t, dean of
.the TexiyyASiM College ^School of
Engiijpefíóg, announced today.
e Texas School of the. Air,
'unning through qie school
Beloved, be not ignorant Of this
■thing, that one day 1 *Iih
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months since the fail of .WÍ9, Is jthe current series, ...which began!
organized by the Stote^Depart-i September 30, 1943. Th^, ífrit VI .one
mént of Educntion^and Is-pre-'.programs were sponsored by the TfieXbrd'as « thousand years, anil
■isented by the>A&:lc«Uural and School of Agriculture of Texas a thousand years as "one day.
.TMechanicjjl^wleae óf Texas to. Ate «a. while the last sixteen pro-; ¿-H Petej 3:8
supplement and enrich the^ttghlgrams 1 are sponsored J y ' t.ie ■ '
rriculum. amt-^ntribuU"' School of Engineering;. Each mo- <
tp^rbe buildmgnl const ruetTvc tit-Tgram is heart! by Te^as l¡i■,¡i TCOT
tzenship.
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Ahead ' is
; sehool students throns?1T' /.iiiio
the general chiving iecllities liv vesa^f^
subject for tfio"27. «broadcasts, of.'.scpeois. ;
10:45
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Correspondent Finds
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By HIlfN ESSARY
Central Press Columnist
PALM BEACH. Fla.-W^en you .have lived in Washl
.years ypu have met so many ltlnda of people you
News Notos Golore—Gleaned
From Chats With Famed Folk
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The Nation's No. 1 Band In The
Year's No. 1 Musical Romance!
"ORCHESTRA WIVES"
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GEORGE MONTGOMERY
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Sr—"You have a friend in^every port" Wherever yóú go there-
r you come upon somebody you know and proinptly pause for a
rtversatlon or cocktail or a gebteH cup of U
It wasn't surprising therefore that withijt the first two days óf my
' short stay in Palm Beach I found myseUftalking to half a doien old
<J^aahington acqualhtáñee —fajrmerA;ml 8Bador to Russia and Mrs.
Joseph K. Davles. Mr. and Mrs, Joa<-ph P. Kennedy—he was United
States''maritime chief in Washington bfffOre he. went
Tea With to London as our ambassador—Mr. and Mrs. Sumner
Welles, Senator and Mrs. Robert ^Reynolds. ^ vjrt"*
Had tea with the recent Under secretary of State
and Mia. Welles In their house on the Via Bellaria—
"a charming street that runs from Lake Worth to the
ocean ,where the island is narrowest. Mr. and Mra. Welles bought the
house laát Winter from Mrs. Arthur Somors Roche. Mrs. Welles fur-
nished it With some attractive pieces from hfr Massachusetts avenue
home in Washington, the one now used by the Canadian WACS..'
Mrs. Welles has been ill since she came to Palm Beach and this
waj her first venture downstairs. Two other Washington friends were
there—Mc and Mrs. Breckenrliige Bayne. We had tea and conversa-
tion on the clolster-lik.e porelt facing a patio, lovely, with deep'ferns,
polnciana and calla lilies blooming against the brown trunks of live-
oak trees.1•
s Welles and I discussed this pernicious'business of writing a news-
paper column. He ia doing one a week. The president had told him
not to tie himself down atiy more than that. "It would drive you
crazy thinking of things to #ay," Mr. Roosevelt had advised. Welles
is also writing a book—on international affairs. I made him confess
that the book is to,be published in April, but he wouldn't discuas the
subject generally..He did say that ho i« working all day everyday
and hadn't had a moment to see the town since fie arriv«U.' "bM
friends stop by to cali, however—the Brazilian Ambassador and
Madame Martins, now ilellnltely' reassigned to their Washington
post;' Jefferson Calfery, United. States ambassador to Brazil for
seven years; Mrs. Cafiery is remaining in Brasil during her hus-
band's visit to the states. Mr, and Mrs. Welles will return to Oxon
Hill, their' Maryland estate, about the middle of M{irch. "This is a"
beautiful place," said Mrs. Welles; "but I couldn't miss the crocus
and daffodils and the rest of spring lh Washington."
I had luticheoA'with Mr. and Mra. Kertnedy and some of their nine
. children and some of their nine children's frlehds at their home on
the North Ocean boulevard. We ate In the garden on the land,aide,
after a swim in the sea that rushes up to the ocean aide of the house.
There have been rumors around that Kennedy would be coming to
Washington to take an important job. It is a pity the administration,
frequently stymied for Grade A manpower, doesn't take advantage
of the ability and experience-of the man who reoresented the United
States at the Court ot St. James. ^
• AND NOW I COME TO NEWS of Mr. and Mrs. a,« ihs—old gos-
sip Hurt Í am. There is lots of serious tUk in Florida that Da vies is
about to run for the United; States senate from Florida, of course.
There is not the prejudice in this state against public «Ace holders
who were born outside .the state lines.
Most Floridians were born sorpewhere else. The percentage of
nátive sons is small. , , ■ .
Mr. and Mrs. Davies are not living this year in Har-a-Lage, their
palazzo, and it is á "palazzo," oh the South Cacean boulevard* Bcr
I cause ot the threatened blackout they took a smaller
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, January 14, 1944, newspaper, January 14, 1944; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142878/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.