Gestapo Orders Half of Polish Jews Slaughtered
Reports from the Polish underground quote Heinrich Himmler ordering extermination of one half of Poland's Jews by year end. The first step would kill 50 percent in ghettos, with the remainder to be liquidated later. About 3.1 million Jews lived in Poland in 1931, many killed or starved under occupation.
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Sidney J. Williams
London
U.P
Henrich Himmler
Gestapo
Occupied
Poland
Radio Schedule Listing for KGNC NBC Network
A dense listing of radio programs and times across KGNC and NBC networks, detailing daily daytime and evening shows, musical guests, news segments, dramas, and variety hours with station notes and program names. Includes multiple hosts, orchestras, and serialized soap operas across weekdays.
Soldier's Girl Learns About Mary Ann at Fort Riley
A soldier calls his army blanket Mary Ann while his girlfriend Irene Lukas in Cleveland asks what Mary Ann has that she lacks. After a burning wire and a prank clipping, sympathetic officers arrange a furlough and Corporal Maurice Ramondetta returns to Ohio to explain to Irene.
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Fort Riley
Kas
Mary Ann
Corp
Maurice Ramondetta
Cleveland
Irene Lukas
Irene
Corporal Ramondetta
Ohio
Boy Frightens Burglar With Toy Rifle
Ten year old Kenneth Alm woke to noises in the house in Chicago. He climbed to the stairs with an air rifle and shouted for the intruder to put up. The thief dropped the purse and fled. Konk stated the burglar planned to grab his pocket knife key chain and coin collection which he hid under his underwear.
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Chicago
Kenneth (Konk) Alm
Konk
French Leader Claims France At War With Allies
Berlin radio reported Marcel Dent, head of a French collaborationist party, said France is in a state of war with Britain and the United States. The statement appeared in L Oeuvre as Dent asserted France’s wartime stance.
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Berlin
Marcel Dent
France
Great Britain
United States
L'Oeuvre
Deat
Evening Radio Schedule Boldly Names Local Acts
At 5 30 PM Frank Cuhel leads MBS followed by 5 45 Bobby Sherwood's Orchestra. The segment closes with 5 55 Style News presenting music and updates.
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Fred Waring
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Ginny Simms
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Almsted
Roy Shield
Sky Pilot
Rise
Ohman and Arden
the O'Neills
Vic and Sade
David Harum
Battle of Wits
Winstop Duzzit
the Guiding Light
James L. Gordon
Evelyn Boyd
Society
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young's
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Just Plain
Bill
Farrell
Don Winslow
Amarillo Field
The
K Ranchers
Sports
Fulton Lewis, Jr
MBS
Johnson Family
John Josey
the Organ
Blue Network
John B. Hughes
Art Kussell
Dixie Revelers
Jimmy Joy
Orch
Melody Hall
Mr. Farmer
Happy Johnny
TSN
Bing Crosby
Benny Goodman
Four Square Gospel
Club of the Air
Sydney Moseley
Karl Zomar
Bill Hay
Palmer House
Cedric Foster
Baron Elliott
Shady Valley Folks
Walter Compton
News
Joe Yukl
Sheelah Carter
Philip Keyne-Gordon
Frank Cuhel
Bobby Sherwood
Colonial Empire Vision Sparks Allied Opposition
An editorial discusses reestablishing French colonial power and calls for French troops to oppose Anglo Saxons, noting France’s military cooperation with Axis powers. It also mentions Hudson Bay’s vast size as an inland sea rivaling the Mediterranean.
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France
Hudson Bay
Mediterranean
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Nature
Doan
C. R. Cunningham
North Africa
U.S
Benito Mussolini
Tunisian
Tunisia
Emile Bethouat
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jean Francois Darlan
Dakar
French West Africa
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Caribbean
Brazil
Africa
French Africa
Bizerte-Tunis
Sardinia
Sicily
Mane
George S. Patton
Atlantic
Morocco
Oran
Essley
Troy
Polk St
Pat
Chewrbon
Kentucky
Mihucey Arene
Lesage Company, Distributors
Amarillo, Texas
KGNC
KFDA
Lems
DEPT
Tolzien Music Store Pianos Ae
Gulbransen
Mason-Hamlin
Ae Aise Ag
Eive
Vicki VapoRub
Vicks VapoRub
RADIO
Globe News
Peay
Amarillo—Dumas
Hyden
Panhandle
West Seventh Ave
Amarillo
Amarillo Insurance Exchange
Herr Schicklgruber
Herr Hirohito
Magnolia
Mobil
Raymond Gram Swing
Magnolia Petroleum