Radio and TV Highlights From Hollywood to New York
Phil Baker tours from Hollywood to Chicago and New York for the Take It Or Leave It show on WFBM June 4 at 9 p m then June 11 return. Phil Harris to replace Kay Kyser on College of Musical Knowledge for eight weeks starting July 5. Dagwood and Blondie set CBS June 5 6 30 p m e w t in a comic exam plot. Loretta Young and Orson Welles join DeMille Radio Theater Jane Eyre on CBS June 5. Judy Garland and Bing Crosby duet on NBC Bakers of America June 4 7 p m.
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New York
Hollywood
Phil Baker
Chicago
WFBM
Windy City
Baker and Company
Phil Harris
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Kay
Loretta Young
Orson Welles
CBS
C. E. DeMille
Radio Theater
Judy Garland
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
NBC
Pledge Allegiance Text Quoted with Price Note
A fragment shows the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America followed by a price tag of two dollars and a one dollar quotation mark note. The excerpt references the republic for which it stands and the ideals of liberty and justice for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
War Bond Drive Eats Spotlight In Studio Cat Incident
A radio War Bond drive suffered a comic setback when a mewling cat and four kittens spoiled a rehearsal. The mike stood near the nesting feline on the cabinet shelf, drawing squeals from the audience. Hosts Mrs. Ferrell Ward, Mrs. Fannie Lewark, and Mrs. Ernest Minor served refreshments to 53 guests including Miss Helen Munden and Miss Rema Nelson with Cameron as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Andy
Ferrell Ward
Fannie Lewark
Ernest Minor
Radio networks map fifth war loan drive day plan
Executives from broadcasting groups and the Treasury outline a coordinated approach for each major network to devote an entire day to promoting the Fifth War Loan Drive. The plan emphasizes nationwide participation and prime time airtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio
Broadcasting
Treasury Department
Friendship club dinner at Big Flatrock community
Mr and Mrs Wesley Hunger ford hosted the Friendship club of the Big Flatrock community on Sunday for a cooperative dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clint Piper, Mr and Mrs Scott Piper, Mr and Mrs Mull Sampson, Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson and Mrs Earl Hunger ford and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hungerford
Club of the Big Flatrock Com
Munity
Clint Piper
Scott Piper
Mull Sampson
Floyd Thompson
Earl Hungerford
Arlington Church Youth Hold Beckner Farm Weiner Roast
Junior members of Arlington Christian church gathered at Beckner farm Wednesday for a weiner roast. Eleven attendees joined supper and games organized by Rev. Charles Buck the church pastor.
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Arlington Christian Church
Beckner Farm
Charles Buck
Pris cilla Club Social Plans Arlington Picnic
Mrs. Melvin Henley hosted the Pris cilla club of Arlington north of Gwynneville with 11 members and three guests. Plans were set for the annual Pitts Ford picnic on June 25. Mrs. Henley spoke on "The New War Baby" before games and refreshments during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Henley
Gwynneville
Priscilla Club of
Arlington
Pitts Ford
Weekend Socials Span Indiana And Ohio Guests
Mr and Mrs Roy Renegar were Friday night visitors in Indianapolis. Mrs Constance Schertz of Dayton Ohio visited her mother Mrs Pearl Pierce. Mr and Mrs Howard Haywood and family and Mrs Lavonne Davis of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs Ola Haywood. Mrs Thelma King and Mary Lou King of Greenfield visit Mr and Mrs Walter Ryse.
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Roy Renegar
Indianapolis
Constance Schertz
Dayton
Ohio
Pearl Pierce
Howard Haywood
Lavonne Davis
Ola Haywood
Thelma King
Mary Lou King of
Greenfield
Walter Ryse
War Agencies Appropriation Bill Advances Rapidly
The House moved quickly to pass the War Agencies Appropriation Bill for 1945 totaling 1 030 858 367 dollars. The measure was reported directly to the floor by the Appropriations Committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Agencies
War Budget Slashed as Congress Tightens War Agencies
The House passed committee recommendations cutting 37.96 million from Budget Bureau estimates, totaling a 1.77 billion reduction from 1944. Seventeen agencies faced cuts, with only six receiving increases, including a notable 85 thousand cut for the Fair Employment Practice Committee. The Selective Service faced the largest cut, reflecting manpower shifts for 1945 and ongoing reemployment efforts.
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House Action
Budget Bureau
Congress
Navy
Committee On Fair Employment Practice
Roosevelt
Office of Emergency Management
OPM
WPB
War Manpower Commission
Shower Honors Mrs Owen Cameron At Arlington Home
The afternoon event at Mrs William Ward's Arlington residence honored Mrs Owen Cameron of Moscow with a pretty miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Ward
Arlington
Owen Cameron
Moscow
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Harry Babbitt
Babbitt
Blondie
Alexander
Dagwood
Tunin
Carthage
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
ED E. Ely and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Publishers
Telephone
Indiana
Cameron
Helen Munden
Rema Nelson
Rupert Cameron
Us Businesss
Dry
Knightstown
King’s Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Arlington News
Entertains Club
Weiner
Raymond
Springer
Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Butler
Nebraska
South America
Ratliff
N. Wash
Sumpin’ New
Sky-Mail
Victory Stationery
Patriotic Bridge
Eberhard Pencils
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rush Co. National Bank Bidg
Rushville, Ind
Mputan Luanish County Loan & Finance CO. OR
Tuxedo
Carthage Grain Company
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Rushville
Reenfield
Shelbyville
Lord’s
Grapelade
Welch
Don’s Potato Chips
Kool Aid
REGAL
Libby
del Monte
Minnesota Valley
Case
Red Key
Stokely
Lord’s Super Market
Ada
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