Archival Dispatch: September 6 Calendar Walk — Death Valley Days, Vic and Sade & Tide Show

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Author: radio index
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Tags: September 6, Calendar Walk, Death Valley Days, 20 Mule Team Borax, Vic and Sade, Paul Rhymer, Crisco, Meet the Meeks, Mortimer Meek, NBC, The Tide Show, Carl Ravazza, Tide, CBS, Clean Titles, Pure Synopses, Alternate Titles, Original Filenames
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September 6 Archival Metadata Enrichment (Increment 879)

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 September 6 across true pioneer survival drama on Death Valley Days for 20 Mule Team Borax (1934), Paul Rhymer's small-town Midwestern humor on Vic and Sade for Crisco (1939), Mortimer Meek's accidental escort service bookings on Meet the Meeks (1947), and three daytime vocal music programs with Carl Ravazza on The Tide Show for Procter & Gamble's Tide (1945, 1951).

All episode titles maintain pure canonical naming, with credited performers, conductors, and story details recorded in the narrative description:


1. September 6 Archival Inventory (Increment 879)

Original Circulating Filename & Alternate Titles Canonical Clean Title Network, Airdate & Showtime Sponsor & Commercial Ads Credited Cast & Performers Director, Writers & Crew Genres Story Synopsis
DeathValley_1934_StayedBehind.mp3
Alt: The Man Who Stayed Behind Death Valley Days
"The Man Who Stayed Behind" NBC Blue (WJZ)
1934-09-06
9:00 PM EDST
Pacific Coast Borax Co.
20 Mule Team Borax
The Old Ranger (Host) Ruth Cornwall Woodman ["Western", "Docudrama", "Death Valley Days", "Old Ranger", "NBC"] The Old Ranger narrates a gripping true frontier tale of courage, desert survival, and self-sacrifice in Death Valley for 20 Mule Team Borax.
VicSade_1939_OfficeInvoices.mp3
Alt: Office Invoices Magnifying Glass Vic And Sade
"Office Invoices and the Magnifying Glass" NBC Red (WMAQ)
1939-09-06
3:30 PM CDST
Procter & Gamble
Crisco Shortening
Art Van Harvey & Bernardine Flynn Paul Rhymer (Writer) ["Comedy", "Sitcom", "Vic and Sade", "Paul Rhymer", "NBC Red"] Vic Gook spends a quiet afternoon examining microscopic details on Plant 14 kitchenware invoices with his new magnifying glass for Crisco.
MeetMeeks_1947_EscortBureau.mp3
Alt: Escort Bureau Meet the Meeks
"Escort Bureau" NBC (WNBC)
1947-09-06
11:00 AM EDT
Swift & Co.
Allsweet Margarine
Frank Readick (Mortimer) Gil Faust (Director) ["Comedy", "Sitcom", "Meet the Meeks", "Frank Readick", "NBC"] Mortimer Meek finds himself entangled in comical domestic confusion when a neighbor mistakingly books an evening escort service on NBC.
TideShow_1945_SweetLovely.mp3
Alt: Episode Tide Show
"Sweet and Lovely" CBS (WCBS)
1945-09-06
1:45 PM EWT
Procter & Gamble
Tide Detergent
Carl Ravazza & Orchestra CBS Music Department ["Music", "Vocal", "Tide Show", "Carl Ravazza", "CBS"] Carl Ravazza and the studio orchestra perform smooth vocal ballads and mid-century light romance sponsored by Tide Detergent on CBS.
TideShow_1951_AutumnNY.mp3
Alt: Tide Show 1951 Episode
"Autumn in New York" CBS (WCBS)
1951-09-06
1:45 PM EDT
Procter & Gamble
Tide Detergent
Carl Ravazza (Vocals) CBS Production Staff ["Music", "Vocal", "Tide Show", "Carl Ravazza", "CBS"] Carl Ravazza sings romantic jazz standards and seasonal melodies accompanied by strings and rhythm on the daytime Tide Show.
TideShow_1951_Stardust.mp3
Alt: Episode Tide Show
"Stardust Melodies" CBS (WCBS)
1951-09-06
2:00 PM EDT
Procter & Gamble
Tide Detergent
Carl Ravazza (Vocals) CBS Production Staff ["Music", "Vocal", "Tide Show", "Carl Ravazza", "CBS"] Crooner Carl Ravazza and the ensemble deliver popular tunes and relaxing vocal harmonies for Procter & Gamble's Tide on CBS.

2. Archival Verification Summary

  • Target Calendar Day: September 6
  • Broadcasts Resolved This Increment: 6
  • Cumulative Resolved on September 6: 250 / 471 (221 remaining)
  • Target Repositories Synchronized: radioindex.org-meta and radioindex.org-blog