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THE ORIGINAL
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JUNE, 1950
VOL. 34, NO. 1
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PEOPLE ON THE AIR
Cedric Adams 15
What My Garden Means To Me— Winners of the Everett Mitchell Contest 26
Alvin Sapinsley 27
Joan Davis Announces: An Exciting New Marriage Contest 28
Happy Birthday, Pepper ! 32
They Chose Me Queen of America by Mrs. Sallie Baker 34
Nona From Nowhere 36
Comedians Are the Best Husbands by Gracie Allen 40
I Enjoy Grand Slam by Irene Beasley 42
Mail Order Marriage by John Shuttleworth 44
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Facing the Music by Bob Poole 22
Collector's Corner by Elliot Lawrence 25
Inside Radio 72
Beauty for a Bride by Dorry Ellis 16
Poetry 21
The Whitings On a Saturday Night by Viola Moore 46
So Pretty and So Good ! by Nancy Craig 48
Nonsense and Some-Sense by Art Linkletter 50
Come and Visit the Bill Cullens by Martin Cohen 52
Spare Time On Your Hands by Terry Burton 55
Traveler of the Month by Tommy Bartlett 76
Busy Bill! by Mrs. Bill Slater 56
Toast of the Town 58
Imagine Mr. I ! by Ruth Enders Tripp 60
Saturday Night Revue 62
WMCA: Silver Threads Among the Gold 4
WMGM: Diurnal— but Different 6
KDKA: The Sun Shines Bright 12
WBEN: Wandering Woody 14
Radio's Own Life Story by Llewellyn Miller 10
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