Radio Notes and Comment on army caste system
Mauldin will air views on the army caste system on Open Hearing Tuesday night at 9 30 over CBS WBBM with Col Beirne Lay Jr retired and Larry Lesueur as moderator The program features civil ian hearings on the caste system Also Louise Allbritton Daphne Du Mauriers Jamaica Inn on Theater of Romance at 7 30 over CBS WMT and Brenda and Cobina on Bob Hope NBC Who at 9 over NBC WHE Another American Forum of the Air discusses draft continuation at 8 30 Tuesday over Mutual Army officials will participate The唯一 small walkie talkie handie talkie weighs a pound and a half with two mile range Public Health Nursing week Helen Hayes stars at 9 0 PM on CBS WBBM Crusader on Call about Littan Wald nurse
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Larry Lesueur
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Bob Hope
Nbc-Who
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Melody Hour
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Forum
Red Skelton
Headliners Tonight Nineties Spotlight and Radio News Notes
Miss Hayes earns a special nursing cadet recruitment citation for generous support to nursing programs. JBC reveals 70 organizations backing its UNO themed radio emphasis with many programs tied to the United Nations. Henry Wallace will speak on Conservation of Food at 9 15 am on Wednesday over Mutual and WGN. RACE TALK host Jack Smith has seven screen offers and may visit the West Coast this summer to sort them out. Larry Stevens, filling in for Dennis Day, tests night club spots. Model expert Harry Conover suggests using twins for TV reducing set and costume changes. Lum n Abner marks their thousandth broadcast on April 18. Dr I Q program turns seven this Wednesday.
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Henry Wallace
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Jack Smith
West Coast
Larry Stevens
Dennis Day
Jack Benny
Harry Conover
Rudy Vallee
Lum ’N’ Abner
Radio Schedule Highlights for April 9 1916 Evening Hours
In a 1916 broadcasting outline the stations WBBM WENR WHO EXEL and others air a 6 pm to 9:15 pm lineup. Programs include Melody Hour News Sports and Talk segments with hosts and features such as Emit! Jimmy Fidler Lum Abner and D Hollenbeck.
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WMT
Lanny Ros
WGN
Bradle
Exel
Mode
SWGN
Jimmy Fidler
Ray Swing
Radio Schedule Highlights for April 10 1946
A detailed listing of radio programs across stations WMT WGN KXEL WMY and more for Wednesday April 10 1946. Includes Amos n Andy relief programs Fibber McGee and Molly Bob Hope and The George Burns show plus news segments and musical broadcasts.
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WGN
Heatter Mxel
Sullivar
KXEL
T.C
WMT Assig
George Hick
Geo. Olmsteee
Bob Hope
Witty
Cross Sectior
Red Skelton
WMT
Cruise
WGN Herth
Bael
Fulton Lew
Chicago
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Geo. Olmste
Henry Taylor
C. Barnett
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Zek
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John Anthony
Exel R.F.D
Sue
Guiding Light
WGN News
Perry Mason
E. Winters
Queen
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Tim
Wife Ordered Not To Molest Her Husband
District Judge Herbert Rhoades issued a temporary restraining order to prevent the wife from molesting her husband. Earl L. Baier filed for divorce after alleging threats of bodily harm and that Mrs. Baier took and may conceal their three minor children, risking harm to him or his property.
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Omaha
INS
Herbert Rhoades
Earl L. Baier
Price Ceilings Suspended on Hundreds of Household Items
The OPA, led by Price Administrator Paul A. Porter, ordered immediate suspension of price ceilings on several hundred personal, household, and professional use items. The move follows prior suspensions of heavy industrial machinery and aims to remove controls on products deemed minor in living costs, with minimal impact on small businesses and farming.
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Washington
OPA
Paul A. Porter
Porter
Warning Issued On Corn Price Ceiling Evasion Tactics
Rae E Walters sixth OPA regional administrator warned corn processors using evasive contracts to push black market prices. He said companies offer premiums for crib rental and crib care, masking eight to nine cents per bushel above the ceiling. Legal action and treble damages face unwary farmers.
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Chicago
Rae E. Walters
OPA
Walters
Decrease in Visible Grain Supplies Shown
CHICAGO AP reports the visible supply of domestic wheat fell last week by 2,829,000 bushels to 25,099,000. The Board of Trade noted corn remains listed in the market report with no further details provided.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain stocks drop across several crops in latest report
Report shows oats down 2,003,000 to 20,196,000 bushels soybeans fall 712,000 to 9,338,000 bushels rye down 229,000 to 2,648,000 bushels barley slips 611,000 to 9,691,000 bushels and corn declines by 996,000 to 20,230,000 bushels.
U S Bases Move Toward Argentina Pact Deemed Possible
The United States signaled a shift in Latin American policy by noting it would back a hemispheric defense pact with Argentina if the Peron regime acts to fulfill commitments under the inter American system. Secretary Byrnes said deeds, not promises, are required and Axis influence must be removed.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Byrnes
Juan Peron
State Buys Tulip Bulbs Direct from Holland
The executive council authorized buying 10 400 tulip bulbs from R E S and company of Sassenheim Holland for about 300 dollars for statehouse grounds. Previously the state purchased about 10 000 bulbs annually for roughly 235 dollars. The bulbs will be delivered by a firm representative who traveled from Holland.
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Des Moines
Holland
Statehouse
Executive Council
R. E. S. and Company
Sassenheim
Council approves vehicle purchases amid strikes
A city council moved to buy seven automobiles after approving three cars and one truck last week. The actions come as the first vehicle purchases since prior industrial strikes, and shipments are timed for fall bulb planting.
Mine strike roots in Anaconda employees walkout in Montana
About 2,500 miners at Anaconda Copper walked off the job after a strike vote by CIO Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. The stoppage began Tuesday in the Butte area and involves a large labor action at the company’s Montana operations.
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Butte, Mont
Ins
Anaconda Copper Company
CIO
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