Met Opera Singers On World of Song and Other July Radio Highlights
Two young Metropolitan Opera artists Lucielle Browning and Hugh Thompson will perform popular favorites on World of Song Sunday July 9 at 3 30 p m over Station WISH conducted by Wilfred Pelletier. CBS network airs the All Star baseball game Tuesday July 11 from Forbes Field at 8 55 p m. Herbert Marshall stars in The Beast Must Die on Suspense Thursday July 13 at 7 p m. The Life of Riley moves to Sundays at 9 p m on the Blue network starting July 9. Blondie shifts to the Blue network on Fridays beginning July 21.
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Hugh Thompson
World of Song
WISH
Wilfred Pelletier
CBS Network
Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Herbert Marshall
CBS
Life of
Riley
William Bendix
Blue Network
Jimmie Fidler
Dagwood
Blondie
Mrs Weldon Cherry Hosts Jolly Eight Club Session
Arlington report notes Mrs Weldon Cherry hosting the Jolly Eight club Wednesday night with two tables of rock in session. Refreshments were enjoyed by the members and one guest Mrs Bob Kennedy.
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Weldon Cherry
Bob Kennedy
Stage Door Canteen marks second birthday on WFBM
Radio show Stage Door Canteen celebrates two years on WFBM with a star studded lineup hosted by Bert Lytell. Guests in the period include Helen Hayes Marlene Dietrich Tallulah Bankhead Peter Lorre Betty Grable Walter Abel Eddie Cantor Katherine Hepburn Ethel Merman Jane Forman and Patsy Kelly.
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Stage Door Canteen
WFBM
Bert Lytell
Helen Hayes
Marlene Dietrich
Tallulah Bankhead
Peter Lorre
Betty Grable
Walter Abel
Newspaper Man Leads Parade of Generals on Flight
Turner Catledge, a U S newspaperman, rode a Calcutta to New Delhi air hop with generals aboard a U S air transport. The captain ordered debarkation by rank, but Catledge quipped that as an American taxpayer he was the ranking passenger and exited first.
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Calcutta
New Delhi
U. S
Turner Catledge
Catledge
Mrs Lowell Cooler Hosts Bunco Night in Arlington
Mrs Lowell Cooler entertained the Merry Makers club at her Arlington home on Tuesday night with three tables of bunco in session. Refreshments were served to members and guests Mrs Stanley Williams Mrs Lowell Dudley Nelson Mrs Weldon Cherry and Miss Bernadine Macy.
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Lowell Cooler
Merry Makers Club
Arlington
Stanley Williams
Lowell Dudley Nelson
Weldon Cherry
Bernadine Macy
Rush County Chorus of Home Economics clubs meet at Morris home
Mrs Paul Morris hosted the Rush County Chorus of Home Economics clubs at her south of town residence. Seventeen members and six guests attended a cooperative luncheon at noon. Summer flowers decorated. A brief business session and gift presentation to Mrs George Carwein followed. Songs and contests highlighted the social hour. Guests included Mrs Lois Morris and daughter Mrs Maxine Har
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Paul Morris
Rush County Chorus of Home Economics Clubs
George Carwein
Lois Morris
Maxine Har
Program committee aids event with hostess lineup
Ton and daughter Mrs Maude Porter and Miss Gertrude Adams led the program. Assisting hostesses included Mrs Jennie Newhouse, Mrs Fred McFatridge, Mrs McCoy Carr, Mrs Dean Stanley, and Mrs Carrie Hill.
Priscilla club hosts social at Arlington home
Mrs Albert Jordan hosted the Priscilla club at her Arlington area home with eleven members and three guests present. The program featured Ruth Silver reading an Abe Martin article and Clell Dearinger leading banco entertainment before a social hour with refreshments.
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Albert Jordan
Priscilla Club
Arlington
Ruth Silver
Wildred Merrit
Beulah Lord
Lowell Ritter
Abe Martin
U S Farmers Net Income Surges 1939 to 1943
U S farmers net income rose from about 4.4 billion dollars in 1939 to 12.5 billion dollars in 1943, reflecting a threefold increase amid wartime demand and agricultural policy shifts.
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U. S
Global vehicle total and U.S. share in present data
The record notes a world total of 36,365,697 cars trucks and buses excluding military vehicles with 30,227,863 located in the United States. It presents a global fleet figure and the U S portion.
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The
U.S. A
War Bond Pledge Urges Immediate Purchases
A wartime appeal urges readers to buy more War Bonds and promise to increase purchases during the 5th War Loan. It emphasizes collective sacrifice, noting soldiers fight abroad and sacrifice comfort to protect home, while civilians must fund the effort with dollars.
War Bond Appeal Urges Soldiers at Home to Invest More
The message urges readers to save only essentials and contribute every possible dollar to the war bond drives. It challenges households to match the effort of troops abroad and to secure their family’s future through the next major War Loan.
Women workers eye quitting jobs after the war
More than 60 percent of women war workers surveyed by the Postwar Planning Committee of the American Legion Auxiliary want to return home when the war ends. About 25 percent would go if their husbands earn enough and 20 percent say their return depends on their husbands finding employment.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Why does everybody love a jeep in wartime
War Department calls the jeep every one's sweetheart while noting no sale to public is planned until the fighting ends. Industry will then try to meet demand for the useful little car as shown in the want ads.
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War Dept
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