Radio notes and comment from Nadine Subotnik
Radio notes cover highlights from programs across NBC CBS and Mutual. NBCs Toe E Brown hosts Bob Hope at 9 pm with Jerry Colonna Frances Langford and Skinnay Ennis singing and comedy. Claudia Morgan guests on Theater of Romance. Marguerite Chapman and Eddie Albert star in This Is My Best story. discussions on inflation and peace in Palestine. Hadassah and Arab speakers on Open Hearing. Rohner joins WBBM as vocalist. plans for summer replacement programs and renewed shows noted.
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Bob Hope
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Nbc-Who
Jerry Colonna
Frances Langford
Skinnay Ennish
Atlanta
G. A
Claudia Morgan
MBS
Palestine
Hadassah
Acheson
Dean Acheson
Vannevar Bush
Carnegie Institute
CBS Wbbm
Nutrex Diet Aid Claims Boost Energy and Thiamin
Advertisement touts Nutrex as a energy enhancer to beat tiredness from thiamin deficiency. Promises money back if no results and 15 percent savings on the economy size. Advises medical consult for other fatigue causes. Widely recommended by thousands of users.
Light Bands Introduce 250 Hits Over 15 Years
The group has introduced 250 songs that later became hits in the last 15 years during Monday night performances. The beating heart of the scene, their prolific output underscores their influence and staying power in popular music.
Hour by hour radio schedule for April 23 1946
A dense listing of broadcasting times and shows across stations WMT WGN KXEL and others for Tuesday evening April 23 1946 with program titles hosts quizzes news sports and music blocks featuring Lanny Ross Jack Smith Sid Sou Know Ray Swing Joe Doakes and more across multiple networks and times. The schedule spans late afternoon to late night with morning sections included.
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WGN
Bradley Exel
WMT
Jack Smith
EXEL
Sid Sou
Jimmy Widler
Ray Swing
Joe Doakes
Rene Cane
UWA
NBC
XEL
KXEL
ABC
Doc Hopkins
Aya Johnson Os Om
Mary Miles
Ann
Dick Baker
Valiant
Grady
Light of World
Lawton
Joyce Jordan
Amanda
Fred Warink
Repeal of Tax On Moneys and Credits Asked
DES MOINES AP The Iowa postwar taxation committee heard requests from several prominent Iowa industrialists to repeal the moneys and credits tax a 5 mill levy on intangible property In support were D R Sheaffer Fred Maytag and E H Pollard with briefs by Edwin B Lindsay and James A Cummins They argued the tax is unfair inequitable and double or multiple taxation and that repeal would not affect corporate holdings but individual holders of stocks bonds and savings accounts Cummins noted many states with income taxes also repealed such levies and urged Iowa to do the same.
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Fort Madison
Fred Maytag
Maytag Company
Newton
E. H Pollard
Sheaffer Company
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Davenport
James A. Cummins
Wheelock and Cummins, Inc
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Stone as Growing Organism Shaped Chief Justice Career
The piece profiles Harlan Fiske Stone, tracing his shift from perceived Morgan ally to liberal court member. It covers his 1925 Senate confirmation, tenure as attorney general, and a philosophy that law is a growing organism adjusting to human needs. It notes his Amherst roots, early work, and rise to the Supreme Court with key battles over New Deal support.
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Atlantic & Charlotte Air Line Railroad
Justice Stone's Early Path and GM Union Rift
The article recounts Justice Stone's early education at Amherst and Columbia, his marriage to Agnes Harvey, and family life in Maine. It shifts to labor tensions at General Motors as Walter Reuther battles Thomas, denying a plan to freeze him out while maintaining divisions over assignments and department leadership.
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Fight over control erupts in CIO United Auto Workers
In Chicago CIO UAW President Walter Reuther and Vice-president R. J. Thomas sparred openly over leadership of the 700,000-member union. Thomas accused Reuther of building a political machine and ousting him while Reuther defended his GM department role and challenged Thomas to adjust to new status.
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Eisenhower to Visit Pacific Orient on Inspection Trip
General Dwight D Eisenhower chief of staff will depart this week for an inspection tour in the Pacific and Orient. He is expected to meet General Douglas MacArthur during the tour which will cover main U S forces in the Far East theater. The trip aims to review the problems and needs of frontline troops firsthand.
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