Fibber McGee and Molly Begin Radio Tenth Year on Air Tonight
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports Fibber McGee and Molly start their tenth year on NBC and WHO at 8 30 p.m. Jim and Marian Jordan star as a husband wife team with cast including Ransom Sherman Beulah Marlin Hurt Dr Gamble and more. Other schedules include Duffy's Tavern Burns and Allen and Bob Hope coast guardsmen event.
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Node
Fibber McGee
Molly
Ibber McGee and
NBC
McGees
Jim
Marian Jordan
Fibber and
Ransom Sherman
Mr. Wellington
Marlin Hurt
Beulah
Arthur Q. Bryan
Dr. Gamble
Shirley Mitchell
Alice Darling
The
King’s Men
Billy Mills
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour for April 18 1944
A detailed broadcast grid lists programs and times on WHO WGN WMT WMT stations. It covers musical variety, soap operas, news segments, quiz shows, and dramas with hosts and show titles, including Judy Canova Fibber McGee Big Town and News bulletins.
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Cbs
CNBC
WGN
MBE
Vic Lindiahr
NBC
Allen, Roth
Clift
Helen T
Johnny Betts
Exel Higgins
MT Pass
Parade
Burling
Wae
Holler's
J. Fidler
Ginny Simr
WMT
Arthur
Hals
EXEL
F. Oursler
Abner
Judy
Judy Canova
Pick & Pa
KXEL
Duffy
Allen
Heatte
Ann
WMT Rep
KXLL
Bob Hone
Lanter
E. Stone
C. Bowles
Red Skelton
Lora Lawton Wait
Sweet River
Kitty Foyle
Libby Vaughan
Honeyman Hill
KXEI
Sardi
Vic
Sade
WMT Horizons
Martyn
David Horum
Jenny
Jane
Kate Smith
Carter
Jane Foster
Don
Norman
Neighor
Virg. Roberts
Helen Trent
Holb
Jerry
Zel
Jovin
WGN New
Shell
WMT Pouery
WGN Reveille
G. Lew
M'dhou
Ship of
WMT Melodiers
Dady
Grant
Jack Berch
Gross
Shelley
Lopez O
Finchylife
Guiding Light
Deacon
1540 Club
Joycra Jordan
Malone
Bila
Mary Marlin
Higgins
Perkina
Life
Wendell Hall
Ethel
Albert
WXEL
Stelle Dallas
Prestien Arraigned On Murder Charge In Iowa Case
Everett Prestien of Tripoli Iowa faced murder charges in district court for the death of his four year old stepdaughter Joanne Pipho. Judge Kepler set May 1 for entering a plea after a coroner's jury ruled the death caused by external violence.
Four Army Flyers Die In Blytheville Midair Collision
Two twin engined bombers from the Blytheville advanced bomber training school collided in midair Monday killing four army pilots.
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Blytheville, Ark
Ins
Blytheville
Army
Sailors Fill Machinist Jobs During Shipyard Strikes in San Francisco
In San Francisco, American sailors filled machinists roles on troop, hospital, and escort ships as AFL Machinists Local 68 and CIO United Steel Workers Local 1304 struck over drydock rates. War Department officials urged an end to work stoppages while stressing impact on new vessels and urgent Pacific needs. Admiral Wright and General Gilbreath pressed for ceasefire during the hearing.
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San Francisco
Machinists’ Union
Joseph P. Keefe
War Department
AFL Machinists’ Union
United Steel Workers of America
CIO
Keefe
Shipbuilding Commission of the War Labor Board
C. H. Wright
Twelfth Naval District
Frederick Gilbreath
San Francisco Port of Embarkation
Gilbreath
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Bay City Metal Trades Council
Admiral Wright
Army, Navy and Maritime Commission
World Relief Act Passed by House
The House unanimously approved a resolution urging immediate action to relieve starving people in Nazi occupied Europe. Introduced by Rep. Fish of New York, it calls on the secretary of state to devise a food distribution plan modeled on aid to Greece.
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Washington
House
Rep. Fish
R-N.y
Greece
Guzik Ordered to Testify Before April Grand Jury
Chicago AP reports Jack Guzik former Capone syndicate manager is ordered to appear before the April grand jury and testify about his temporary disappearance last week.
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Chicago
Jack Guzik
Capone Syndicate
New American Explosive Tops TNT in Power
A new high explosive named Penn is described as at least 50 percent more powerful than TNT. Developed to be more stable when blended with TNT, Penn is now used in general purpose aircraft bombs and in ammunition for weapons like the 103 millimeter howitzer, though not suitable for armor piercing shells.
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Frank Carey
Associated Preas
Washington
Army Ordnance Department
Penn
WPB Considers 1943 Level Freeze on Textiles and Clothing
The War Production Board may freeze production and prices for all textiles and clothing at 1943 levels to curb high priced nonessential garments. A formal order is withheld until objections are resolved, with direct WPB authority required to produce civilian garments above 1943 prices for six months starting July 1.
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Washington
War Production Board
Twenty two sedition defendants deny part in plot
In a federal court Mr Justice Edward C Eicher presided as 22 of the 30 defendants in the wartime sedition case denied any role in a plot linked to Adolf Hitler to sap American military morale. Seven defendants refused to plead and Edward James Smythe of New York was missing with a $1000 bail forfeited.
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Washington
INS
Hitler
Edward James Smythe
New York
Edward C. Eicher
Lois L. de Lafayette Washburn
Chicago
Tacoma
Wash
Lafayette
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Archie
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Ed Wynn
Ndt
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Africa
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Bob Hope
Coast Guardsmen
Ng Beach
Calif
Norman Corwin
Columbia
Corwin
WBBM
Fredric March
Philip Murray
Charlotte Bronte
Lesley _Woods
Martin Gabel
Ronald Colman
Melody Hour
Ginny Simms
WHO
Burns and A Hen
Report
Nation
Mxel B. Karloff
Arthur Hale
Waring
Burlin
Lewis
RHEL
R. Colman
Milton Ber
J. Joy
Edith Webb
Far'll
Dick Tracy
John Neblett
Lorenzo Jones
Judy & Jane
Goldbergs
Nelson
Superman
Widder Brown
Terry
Pirates
Portia
Bukm
Nelehbor
WMT World Today
Me Best
Righnal
Werner Press
Prestien
Guzik
Merle E. Garmoe
Third Street
DIAL
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Dilling
Albert W. Dilling
Eicher
Henry Klein
Eugene Sanctuary
Klein
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Francis Biddle
Ira Chase Koehne
Moscow
Department of Justice
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Mummy
Killian's
Killian
Killian Company
Ann Foster
Lady In the Dark
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Faille
David Lewis
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