Submarine exploits highlight Thursday night radio lineup
The First Line at 9 p.m. on CBS and WMT, with Lieut. Comdr. William E. Ferrall as guest narrator, details a submarine’s tally of 10 enemy ships and a Japanese sub. March of Time at 9 30 p.m. on NBC and WHO reenacts a Pacific submarine battle against a Jap convoy. Frank McHugh guests Bing Crosby at 8 p.m. on WHO.
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CBS
WMT
NBC
WHO
William E. Ferrall
Goth
Frank McHugh
Bing Crosby
Zasu Pitts
Victor Borge
Barry Wood
Jerry Lester
Ransom Sherman
WBBM
Frank Morgan
Aldrich
KNEL
Major Bowes
Eeeee
Prentiss Brown Veers
MBS
Bob Burns Sone
Rudy Vallee
Wosae
WMAQ
Garry Moore Spears
WGN
Sam
Frank Morga
Treasure
Bob Burns
Rees
Harry Moore
KXEL
Swing
WGN Hill Sanders
WGN Bondwagon
KRXEL
Gracie Fields
EXEL
Arthur Hale
W Frien
Navy
Iowa
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule for Thursday and Friday 1943
Radio listings show WMT WGN KXEL and other stations with programs hourly from morning through night. Entries include talk, music, soap operas, news, and variety shows featuring names like Dr Bradley, Lewis, Vic and Lads, Stella Dallas, Captain Midnight, and more across multiple cities and time slots.
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Ckn
WGN Star Parade
Gene & Gilead
WGN
Pat É
Mike
Vic
Lads
WGN Variety
Snow Village
KXEL
1540 Club
Aunt Jennys
David Harum Wooam
WMT
Kate Smith
Carter
Judy
Jane
Linda
Helen Trent
Holbr
Sweet River
Exei
Farm Home
Jerry
Zeld
St'wel
Dreier
Wxel War Journal
Happy Haine
Dr Bradley
Tins & Tune
WGN Reveille
Shelles
WXEL
Finchville
Brfast
Spring Lane
Toby
Susi
Reo E “Webbe
Mary Miles
Strange Tales
Austin
Heler
Lee Foste
Shelley Exe
Valliant Lady GN
Zelda el
Dreamer
A.m. Am
Clark
Magic Kitchen
Stella Dallas
Mo Perkins
Jones
Land
Vic & Sade
Widder Brown
Goldbergs
Portia
WMT Safety
Plain Bill
WMT Home Fires
Farrell
Dick Tracy
Wallace Making Hit with Latins
Vice President Wallace tours Latin America drawing cheering crowds wherever he goes. The public reception overwhelms the formal agenda as locals greet him warmly and express goodwill amid the tour.
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Wallace
Henry Wallace
Wallace charms Latin America with democratic image
Vice president Wallace wins broad admiration in Chile, Costa Rica, and Panama with modest manner, Spanish fluency, and pro Latin policies. Crowds greet him with songs, banners, and gifts as leaders praise his democratic ideals and postwar benefits. Eisenhower calls Rommel a great general but vows to annihilate the Axis in Africa.
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Wallace
Santiago
Chile
Panama
San Jose
Costa Rica
Allied
North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Erwin Rommel
Africa
Philippe Soupart
France Afrique
Tam
Africa Corps
Von
Tripolitania
Rommel
Tunisia
Eisenhower
Giraud
United States
Thompson Strike Ends After Union Vote
United Automobile Workers members at Thompson Products plant in Cleveland voted unanimously to end a one day strike after a regional War Labor Board ruling. Strikers will return to the 7 am shift Thursday as officials accept workers back pending board assignment of responsibility and potential penalties.
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Cleveland
United Automobile Workers of America
CIO
Thompson Products Company
Regional War Labor Board
Ed Hall
Nounced
Hall
WLB
Raymond S. Livingstone
D. R Wiley
Union International
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Prentiss Brown
Federal Price Administrator
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Wilson High School
Air of the Americas
Colin Kelly
Hop Harrigan
Samuel Levin
Sergt. Meyer Levin
Blue Network
WGN Ginsbursh
Bradley Exel
V. Borge
Woo O'Neills Exel Breakft Club
Honeyma Hill
James O
Vande
Aweny
Wsnss
MT Owen C'boys
Shelley
Jim Poole
KXNEL
Deacon
Joyce Jordan
Daughter
Guiding Light
LST
Bach
Malone
WGN Music Mart
Mary Marlin
Uncle Sam
Alt
WGN Cubs
Harrigan
Mulr'dyeMd
Henson
Terry
Service Optical
Second Street
Secedar Rapids
American Building
Joann Lloyd
Edward Kennedy
Mediterranean
Williams
Thompson
Sears
Eames
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