Stage Door Canteen star Helen Hayes leads Friday radio bill
Radio Canteen features Helen Hayes and Edward Everett Horton on Friday at 9 30 p m over CBS and WMT with Bert Lytell hosting for the American Theater Wing's Canteens. Hayes has recent Broadway credits and Horton is a frequent radio guest. Proceeds aid the American Theater Wing.
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Elen Hayes
Harriet
Edward Everett Horton
The
Stage Door
CBS
WMT
Miss Hayes
Horton
Bert Lytell
American Theater Wing
Radio Schedule Highlights for April 14 1944 Evening Lineup
Radio program listing shows hourly stations and shows across WGN WHO WMT KXEL and EXEL. Notable entries include Lucille Mann Kate Smith News Armchair theater Hit Parade and Nero Wolfe programs. Afternoon and late evening blocks feature News broadcasts and entertainment segments with sports and music interludes.
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Lucille Manners
Kate Smith
WGN
KXEL
Ewan
Brewster Bey
Moore-Durantee
Eere
Leland Stowe
Errne
Amos ’N’ Andy
Lucille Man
WMT
Cecil Brown
Nell
Oursier
Schedule Fragments From Local Radio Lines
A stream of station notes shows times and programs for 1:15 p.m. Better Farms and 1:45 p.m. Scare Janae won Joanny Betts. 2:45 p.m. Won Wendef and Rupert Hughes segments, with 3:30 p.m. Porum WMT School News and 3:45 p.m. WMT Ass. WGN Piano.
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Scare Janae
Joanny Betts
Wendef
Hansom Wat
Rupert Hughes
Porum
WMT
WGN
Ander
Allies Press Sweden to Halt Trade with Foe
The United States and Britain press Sweden to stop exporting war materials to Germany as part of a broad Western plan to choke neutral trade with the Axis. The move follows protests over chrome from Turkey to Germany and Spain seizing Allied oil stocks in Tetuan.
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London
United States
Britain
Western Front
Germany
Sweden
Reich
Turkey
Spain
Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Eire
U. S
Herschel Vv. Jieee
Stockholm
Cordell Hull
Lisbon
Hull
Hitler
Portugal
No Martial Law in Hawaii Upheld. Army to Appeal
Federal Judge Delbert Metzger ruled martial law never existed in Hawaii in 1943 and the military governor had no legal authority over civilians. He ordered Lloyd C. released from custody and voided the provost court’s jurisdiction. The War Department intends an immediate appeal while military governance continues to function pending higher court decisions.
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Hawaii
Army
Honolulu
L.S
Delbert E. Metzger
Territory of
Lloyd C
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Robert C. Rich
Ardson, Jr
W. R. C. Morrison
Rich
War Department
Metzger
Navy Yard
Stettinius Meets British Officials on Neutral Trade Issue
U S Undersecretary Edward R Stettinius Jr holds talks with British officials on mutual problems including neutrals and indications that Prime Minister Churchill would back Secretary Hull's stance against neutral economic dealings with the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Churchill
Hull
Allied airstrike devastates Hollandia harbor and airfield
Allied forces unleash heavy bombardment on Hollandia Dutch New Guinea using 200 plus bombers and fighters dropping 322 tons of bombs and 89 000 rounds. The attack sinks a 2 000 ton freighter and sets nine smaller vessels ablaze while Airacobras and Lightnings claim eight enemy planes and damage 10 to 20 fighters. Captain Richard S Bong adds two more kills to a new total of 27 in air combat.
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Allied Headquarters
Southwest Pacific
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Lightnings
Richard S. Bong
Poplar
Wis
World War II Air Operations Report From Pacific Front
A wartime bulletin notes major air activity across the South Pacific. Liberators bombed Truk and Dublin island warehouse areas in the Carolines while Puluwat atoll faced strikes. Wewak losses and enemy raiders were paired with Allied fighter losses. Rabaul received 150 tons of explosives with fire and smoke rising from New Britain dumps. Kavieng and anti aircraft positions also drew heavy bombing.
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Truk
Carolines
Dublin Island
Atoll
Puluwat
Wewak
New Guinea
Rabaul
Suppo
New Britain
Kavieng
New Ireland
New Shoe Stamp Valid May Boost for Shoes
The Airplane Stamp 2 in ration book three becomes valid May 1 and lasts indefinitely for buying shoes, while stamp 1 in the same book stays good indefinitely. Stamp 18 in book one expires April 30. OPA released figures showing Americans buy 53 million more shoes than the yearly production despite rationing.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
WFA Maintains Milk Use Limits Through Spring
The War Food Administration will keep civilian milk limits through spring and early summer to build supplies for butter cheese evaporated and dried milk. The goal is to minimize fall rationing as production declines. Local admins may adjust civilian allocations if excess milk accumulates due to limited processing capacity.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
New Greek Cabinet Formed by King's Nominee
King George II of Greece ordered Sophocles Venizelos to form a new cabinet after Emmanuelle Tsouderos resigned as premier. Venizelos, previously minister of the navy, was chosen Thursday night at the king's direction.
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Cairo
George II of
Greece
Sophocles Venizelos
Venizelos
Emmanuelle Tsouderos
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P.m
Amos ‘N
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D. Reid
Leland
Theater
Stage Canteen
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Gross
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