Archival Dispatch: August 28 Calendar Walk — Beulah, Sons of the Pioneers, and The Chase

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Author: radio index
Reading: 3 min
Tags: August 28, Calendar Walk, Beulah, Hattie McDaniel, Ernest Whitman, Ruby Dandridge, Oxydol, The Chase, Lawrence Klee, Karl Weber, 10-2-4 Time, Sons of the Pioneers, Bob Nolan, Hugh Farr, Karl Farr, Dr Pepper, Disaster, American Red Cross, Northwestern Floods, Alternate Titles, Original Filenames
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August 28 Archival Metadata Enrichment (Increment 306)

This archival dispatch documents the historical provenance, broadcast scheduling, commercial sponsorship, credited cast, production personnel, alternate circulating titles, and pure narrative synopses for broadcasts transmitting on August 28 across American network radio and syndication, Hattie McDaniel coaching Donnie for camp swim finals on Beulah for Oxydol (1950), Bob Nolan & The Sons of the Pioneers in three harmonious Western swing sessions on 10-2-4 Time for Dr. Pepper (1942–1945), Lawrence Klee's cross-country manhunt on The Chase, and American Red Cross relief reports on Disaster! (1942–1955):


1. August 28 Archival Inventory (Increment 306)

Original Circulating Filename & Alternate Titles Canonical Title Network, Airdate & Showtime Sponsor & Commercial Ads Credited Cast & Performers Director, Writers & Crew Genres Story Synopsis
Beulah_1950.mp3
Alt: Donnie's Swimming Medal, Oxydol
"Donnie's Swimming Medal" CBS (WABC)
1950-08-28
7:00 PM EDT
Procter & Gamble
Oxydol / Dreft
Hattie McDaniel, E. Whitman Ruby Dandridge ["Sitcom", "Comedy", "Domestic", "Family", "Americana"] Beulah helps young Donnie Henderson practice his diving technique to win a summer camp swimming championship medal.
The_Chase_1952.mp3
Alt: The Man Who Ran Away
"The Man Who Ran Away" NBC (WNBC)
1952-08-28
9:00 PM EDT
Sustaining
Suspense Drama
Karl Weber Lawrence Klee (Creator) ["Suspense", "Thriller", "Crime", "Noir", "Anthology"] A terrified bank cashier flees across the country with embezzled funds, relentlessly pursued by a relentless private detective.
10-2-4_1942.mp3
Alt: Dr. Pepper Western Melodies
"Dr. Pepper Western Melodies" Syndicated Elec
1942-08-28
Dr. Pepper Co.
"Drink a Bite to Eat"
Bob Nolan, Sons Pioneers Pat Buttram ["Western", "Music", "Country", "Americana", "Vocal"] Bob Nolan and The Sons of the Pioneers perform harmonious Western range ballads and cowboy gospel favorites.
10-2-4_1944.mp3
Alt: What's the Good Word Bluebird
"What's the Good Word, Mr. Bluebird" Syndicated Elec
1944-08-28
Dr. Pepper Co.
Dr. Pepper
Bob Nolan, Sons Pioneers Martha Mears ["Western", "Music", "Country", "Americana", "Vocal"] The Sons of the Pioneers open their musical variety session with an upbeat Western swing arrangement of 'What's the Good Word, Mr. Bluebird'.
10-2-4_1945.mp3
Alt: On the Rhythm Range
"On the Rhythm Range" Syndicated Elec
1945-08-28
Dr. Pepper Co.
Dr. Pepper
Bob Nolan, Hugh Farr Karl Farr ["Western", "Music", "Country", "Americana", "Vocal"] Bob Nolan leads the Pioneers in virtuoso guitar and fiddle breakdowns, headlining with their trademark theme 'On the Rhythm Range'.
Disaster_1955.mp3
Alt: Rebuilding After Northwestern Floods
"Rebuilding After the Northwestern Floods" Syndicated Red Cross
1955-08-28
American Red Cross
Disaster Relief Campaign
Red Cross Directors Documentary Narrator ["Documentary", "Human Interest", "Public Affairs", "Historical", "Emergency"] An on-the-scene documentary report detailing emergency relief operations and community reconstruction efforts following catastrophic Pacific Northwest river flooding.

2. Archival Verification Summary

  • Target Calendar Day: August 28
  • Broadcasts Resolved This Increment: 6
  • Cumulative Resolved on August 28: 300
  • Target Repositories Synchronized: radioindex.org-meta and radioindex.org-blog