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Sporting Parade Saturdays, 2:15-2:30
Stories of old-timers in the sports picture, as well as achievements of newcomers to the field, by Dave Martin, WNAD sportscaster.
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World of Sports Daily, 6:00-6:15
Pamnplee coverage of OU sporting events by Dave Martin.
Young Manpower at Work Thursdays, 3:30-3:45
Activities of the Junior Chambers of Commerce on the local, national, and international level are spotlighted on this program, which i is conducted by Kenneth Harris.
March 3—Carl Smith, Blackwell, Youth Welfare.
March 10—Joseph B. Fitzpatrick, New Haven, Conn., vice president, United States Junior Chamber of Commerce.
March 17—Hobart Junior Chamber of Commerce.
March 24—Newscast. z March 31—Vic Boucas, Brazil, president International Jaycees.
FROM OU TO YOU
Sooner Poll Mondays, 3:45-4:00
University students air their views on current topics of interest, both on campus and off, in an unrehearsed roving reporter program originating in the Union lounge. :
People You Should Know Tuesdays, 2:30-2:45
Informal interviews with campus personalities by students in the radio school.
OKLAHOMA PROGRAMS.
bg Around Oklahoma Tuesdays, 3:30-4:00
t civic leaders from the various cities. March \ 1—Pawhuska.
March 8—Poteau.
March 15—Cache. March 22—Nowata.
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Oklahoma towns are spotlighted on this series by *
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Indians-for Indians Tuesdays, 1:00-1:30
Don Whistler presents his guests from~ among the many Indian tribes in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Editors Speak / Thursdays, 4:30-4:45 j
Opinions of state editors on things both local and national, compiled for you by Mima Smethers.
Report to Oklahoma Saturdays, 5:15-5:30
Gov. Roy J]. Turner
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The executive side of the state governmental picture’ given on alternate Saturdays by Governor -Roy J. Turner. |
Legislative Report Wednesdays, 5:15-5:45 Leaders in the Oklahoma legislature present their
comments on current bills facing the House and Senate. The broadcast originates in the capitol building.
FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS
Education Forum Fridays, 3:30-4:00
F: F. Gaither
Sureac issues in public “ediucitivie reviewed for you by members of the faculty of the College of Education.
March 4—Critical fssues in Human Engineering: Dr. Garold Holstine and others.
March 11—Report of St. Louis meeting, American Association of School Administrators: Dr.
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