Radio notes and renewals spotlight fall schedules
CBS extends Bob Hawk’s “Thanks to the Yanks” for a 52 week renewal on the Monday quiz show among radio’s top ten programs. Paulette Goddard selects Dorothy McCleary’s This Is the One as her favorite story for the This Is My Best lineup and will star October 17 on CBS. Dewey will address the Blue network October 16 at 7 30 pm, replacing Blind Date amid glamour girls and Arlene Francis. Frankie Carle guests on Allan Jones show October 18, while Pee Wee King from the Grand Ole Opry also appears and runs Pee Wee King’s Hitching Post restaurant.
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Bob Hawk
CBS
Paulette Goddard
Dorothy McCleary
Dan Cupid
Thomas E. Dewey
Blue Network
Frankie Carle
Allan Jones
Pee Wee King
Grand Ole Opry
Grand Ole Opry stars at Autumn in Japan event in Nashville
Phil Spitalny and his all girl orchestra return to nostalgic Jerome Kern hits on October 15. Evelyn performs Smoke Gets In Your Eyes from Roberta on her magic violin while Vivien sings The Last Time I Saw Paris. Eileen, the new contralto, opens the second week with Long Ago and Far Away. Hour of Charm airs Sundays at 9 PM on NBC.
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Phil Spitalny
Allgirl Orchestra
Jerome Kern
Roberta
Evelyn
Paris
Lovely Vivien
Charm
Eileen
NBC
Bob Hope to Star on Cavalcade of America October 16
Comedian Bob Hope travels widely and entertains service members and will appear on Cavalcade of America Monday October 16 at 7 p.m. over NBC. He Frances Langford and Jerry Colonna will recreate highlights of their overseas trip for listeners.
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Bob Hope
Cavalcade of America
NBC
Hope
Frances Langford
Jerry Colonna
Automotive Industry Provides Jobs And Creates Wealth In Hoosierland
Indiana stretches from Lake Michigan to the Ohio River as a major auto producer. The state’s wartime and peacetime output supported tens of thousands of jobs, with 166 625 related positions and 89 million dollars in petroleum product sales. Auto plants operated in 66 facilities during Pearl Harbor, and highway and tax revenues reflected automotive prosperity.
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Hoosierland
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Indiana
United Nations
Pearl Harbor
Indiana Car Makers Forge World War II Machines
Indiana plants shift from postwar auto work to defense. South Bend's prairie schooner builders now craft aircraft engines for Flying Fortresses. Indianapolis develops liquid cooled aircraft engines. Other firms produce armored vehicles, radios, aluminum castings, machine guns, trailers, and military vehicles across the state.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Anderson
Kokomo
Signal Corps
Muncie
Bedford
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Willing Workers Hold All Day Session in Arlington
Sixteen members of the Willing Workers society met in Arlington church basement for an all day session. After a meal a business meeting followed, then quilting and making comforts occupied the rest of the day.
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Willing Workers Society
Arlington Church
Home Helpers club hosts Posey township session
Mrs James Allison of Arlington presided with assistants Mrs Hattie Northam and Mrs Lula Newhouse. The group followed the creed and song of the month. Mrs Eliz beth Rigsbee read Haliburtons article on the Great Chinese Wall. Roll call responses reflected 1945 program wishes. Mrs Gurney Swain reported on the Outlook conference. Fifteen members and one guest attended the social hour with refreshments.
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James Allison
Arlington
Home Helpers Club
Posey Township
Hattie Northam
Lula Newhouse
Elizabeth Rigsbee
Richard Haliburton
Gurney Swain
Birthday Gathering In Arlington Honors Mrs Howard Stout
Mrs Howard Stout celebrated her birthday with a Wednesday night home gathering in Arlington. Guests included Mrs John Essex Mrs Harry Joyner Mrs Herbert Trobaugh Mrs Howard Baker Mrs Weldon Cherry Mrs James Cadwallader Mrs Thelma King Mrs Carlos Heath Mrs Bob Kennedy and others.
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Howard Stout
Arlington
John Essex
Harry Joyner
Herbert Trobaugh
Howard Baker
Weldon Cherry
James Cadwallader
Thelma King
Carlos Heath
Bob Kennedy
Local residents host dinner guests and family visits
Arlington residents Wilkinson and Mrs. Opal Stone of Indianapolis spent days with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trobaugh and family. The Dorcas Procter and Willard Tribby families hosted Sunday visits. Drake of Camp Atterbury and Mrs. Drake joined James Drake’s parents. The Banquet at Franklin for the Indiana Bankers Association drew Earl Downey and others. The Hutchinson, Nelson, and Trobaugh households shared Sunday gatherings with relatives in Connersville and Morristown.
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Opal Stone
Indianapolis
Herbert Trobaugh
Ossie Hunt
Walker Hunt
Thelma Rudeciel
Connersville
James Moore
Pfc
Carrol M, Drake
Camp Atterbury
Drake
Jesse Drake
Earl Downey
Franklin
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Dorcas Procter
Willard Tribby
A. C. Martin
Knightstown
Lowell Hutchinson
Warren Nelson
Kate Nelson
Morristown
Clyde Blevins
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