Easter Sunrise Broadcasts Dominate Radio Schedule
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports a nation wide slate of Easter morning programs on Radio ASTER MORNING and networks. CBS opens with Moravian church service in Winston-Salem at 5 a.m. Other stations carry services from Chanute Field Illinois Arlington Fort Dix and Fort Sheridan with music and religious programming. Military drama This Is War airs 6 p.m. on WMT WGN and WENR. The National Barn Dance features Jimmy Stewart and Col Reinhold Schmidt while Abies Irish Rose subplot and Milwaukees Army Day dinner close Saturday night on WMT.
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Hour by Hour Radio Schedule Highlights and Times
Radio lineup for April 4 1942 and April 5 1942 lists programs across WMT WGN WLS WHO WH0 WENR and others. It covers morning noon and late night slots with shows from News Reels Army Hour Easter services sports summaries and music programs featuring WMT WGN and WENR hosts and stations.
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Iowa City News Briefs Highlights Local Politics And Awards
Republican campaign meeting in Iowa City with H. J. Dane announcing speakers including Kurg. 19 members win manual of arms badges in University of Iowa program led by J. H. Slaughter. several Cedar Rapids and West Branch residents named. Mildred Johnson named Johnson County public health nurse replacing Aila Hiltunen who becomes traveling nurse for crippled children's service. Joaquin Roser investigates Wagon Wheel in Coralville.
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West Branch
John L. Albert
Darwin E. Jack
Cedar Rapids
Phillip E. Moorhead
LaVerne W. Poland
Robert E. Vannice
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Mildred Johnson
Monroe County
Aila Hiltunen
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Legion
Preston Roser
Coralville
Restau
Des Moines Pledge to Enforce Morality and Open City
A public pledge outlines an alcalde style promise to enforce laws in Des Moines while aiming to improve livability. It declares the city will restrict entry for deviants and soldiers, and warns of blackout stalemate if Des Moines remains a wide open town.
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Political Pressure Blamed for Calling Off Platte Works
Two public power officials in Columbus Nebraska blamed political pressure for the War Department’s decision to indefinitely delay the Platte works site. They defended the plant’s merit and questioned the rationale, while Senator Herring said the project failed due to water labor and housing shortages, aiding a Council Bluffs plant push.
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Phil Hockenberger
Loup River
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Shortage Found in Cashier Books for Births in Des Moines
Des Moines report says $1,600 shortage in cashier books tied to births. State officials believe a final audit will show part due to bookkeeping errors and other factors.
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Olin Hosts MacArthur Day Parade in Local Observance
The Olin Commercial Club sponsored a MacArthur Day event on Saturday featuring a parade through downtown Olin with community turnout and local participants.
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Fifty Years in Same Farm Home Anniversary
Mrs. Johnson, 67, celebrated a fiftieth anniversary in Oxford Junction area. The couple hosted an Easter party for about 40 guests with open house on two afternoons. They farm near Wyoming, raising White Leghorn chickens, and maintained a large orchard and evergreen grove.
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Elizabeth Zak
Czechoslovakia
Oxford Junction
Vince
Katherine Zak
Lucretia
Wyoming
Iowa Obituaries Nine Local Deaths Reported In Various Towns
West Union William A Ander son 75 died from a stroke. Funeral at home in West Union conducted by Rev C Bartels. Burial in West Union. Dover township farmer and horticulturist retired 18 years ago. Survived by wife two sons Harry Anderson and Oliver. Tracy Mrs William Tessau 53 died in Marshalltown hospital after operation. Born Gladbrook, married July 24 1923. Survived by husband son William and daughter Bernice Sienknecht. Maple Hill cemetery burial. Ossian Mrs Carrie Sobolic 72 died of heart attack. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. at St Francis de Sales. Burial in cemetery. Born Carrie Green Monona July 16 1889. Survived by five children Dr C F and Mrs Idoe Bjonerud two sisters brother Charles Green eight grandchildren. Decorah Mrs Carrie Halvorson died at Decorah hospital following illness. Born Aug 12 1860. Survived by four children Mrs James Groff Clarence Mabel Henry and sister Sarah Hendrickson. Manchester Funeral services for Mrs Orr E Stowe 76 former resident of Silver Creek and Manchester.
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William A. Anderson
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Oliver
Tracy
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Lincoln Township
Marshalltown
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Gladbrook
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Manchester
Shelly Chapel
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Silver Creek
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Eleven Iowa canning firms raise sweet corn prices
DES MOINES AP Eleven Iowa canning factories pledge a $2 per ton price increase to farmers to boost acreage for sweet corn. The plan targets 49 000 to 50 000 acres, with state AAA officials coordinating a farm to farm campaign to sell the idea to growers and keep plants at capacity.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Evergreen
Loveland
AAA
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Iowa Canning Company
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LaPorte City
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Garrison
Iowa Cannings
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Center Point
Clarksville
Physical Education Begins with Proper Walking-Steindler
DES MOINES AP. Physical education should begin with walking, says Dr. Arthur teindler, head of the department.
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Unanimous Vote to Waive Overtime Pay Proposed
Newton company officials consider a plan to waive time and a half overtime pay under a clause allowing workers to share any savings. The Maytague and Par company of Newton faces approval steps for the proposal.
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Monticello Hosts Wide Scale Music Contest Across Schools
Special to The Gazette Monticello hosts a two day music contest with 900 pupils from Roosevelt Cedar Rapids Anamosa Manchester Maquoketa Marion Monti cello Bellevue Central City Lisbon Miles Mt Vernon Springville Andrew Buck Creek Bariville Hopkinton Martello Morley Oxford Junction Preston Wyoming and Viola. The event opens Friday with voice contests while glee clubs and mixed choruses perform Friday night. Instrumental events run throughout Saturday with class C orchestras and class B bands scheduled for Saturday evening.
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Citizens Thwart CIO Picket Plan at Vinton Plant
Vinton residents and business leaders mobilized to block a planned CIO picket at the Vinton Produce Company plant, which employs about 75. Mayor George Reynolds stated the city would not tolerate trouble, while a large group of businessmen deputized to deter disruption. Only one picket appeared as operations began.
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