Radio notes show new programs and schedule shifts
A Robert Merrill program replaces Classics on NBC Sundays starting June 2 with Frank Black conducting. Frank Morgan joins Jack Benny Sundays from June 2. Bing Crosby may leave the Hall next month. Eddy Duchin to lead Thursday shows from May 16 with Edward Everett Horton joining later. Wednesday highlights include Don McNeill and Irving Berlin on NBC-WHO.
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NBC
Merrill
Met
Frank Black
Frank Morgan
Jack Benny
Frank
Music Hall
Bing Crosby
Eddy Duchin
Eddy
Edward Everett Horton
Don McNeill
Breakfast Club
Irving Berlin
Patsy Kelly
Hildegarde
Nbc-Who
Keenan Wynn
Eddie Cantor
Slim Gaillard Trio
Frank Sinatra
CBS
WMT
TOVE IN abstract play to be aired on Radio Council Harvest series
Iowa listeners face shifting schedules as stations adjust times. the abstract play TOVE IN abstract by Mary Nassif will be broadcast at 5 p.m. Thursday on WMT as part of the Radio Council Harvest series with cast members Eileen Gould Louise Haste Barbara Nassif Mrs L T Mitchell and Max Hahn. Cedar Rapids resident Mrs James Nolan appeared on CBS House Party and drew a compliment from Edith Head on attire.
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Bob Crosby
CBS
WMT
Jeri Sullavan
Vera Vague
John Lund
Iowa
Tove
Mary Nassif
Radio Council
Beta ‘Sig‘ma Phi Council
Eileen Gould
Louise Hastie
Barbara Nassif
Cedar Rapids
James Nolan
Evening radio schedule lists programs by station and time
A detailed hour by hour listing shows programs on WMT KXEL WGN WHO and others for Wednesday night into Thursday morning April 74 194 a 1946 with names like Lanny Ross Bob Crosby Fulton Lewis and Frank Sinatra plus farm and news segments and morning clock shows with various hosts and times.
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Jack Carson
WMT
WGN
Hildegarde Oeee
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Cantor Teenses
Bob Crosby
Sammy Kaye
KXEL
Kay User Taceeees
David Rose
Lanny Ross
Bradley
Jack Smith
Carson O
Bone
Hollenbeek
Christian
Hildegarde
Bert Lahr
Fish
Hunt
Frank Sinatr
Eddie Canto
L Jones
Xel
Sammy Kay
Dorsey Exel
R. Norman
Northerners
Exel
Fantasy
Joanell
Joyce Jorda
Wartha
Jan
Dr Malone
Downey
Helen Trentith
Ews
Jack Berch
Stella Dallas
Exel Plano
Rosemary
Lorenzo Jones
Exel 1540 Club
Burton
Widder Brown
Johnson
Ches. Bowles
Long
Portia
Crosby
Kxel Doctors
Farrel EL Harrigan
WMT Radio Counci
Terry, Pirates
Ooews &Xel Land O' Corsa
WGN Farm
Patti Clayton
Peabodys
WGN Superman
WGN Peabodys L
Menoit
Clift
Belew van
Radio Schedule Highlights Morning Through Afternoon
A listing of radio program slots across stations WGN WMT KXEL and others from 8:45 a.m. through 3:45 p.m. includes shows such as Mel Madhouse Wishing Well Lone Journey Perry Mason Today’s Child and Ma Perkins. The schedule pairs hosts and program titles with time slots and station identifiers, reflecting a multi-station broadcast lineup.
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Perry Mason
WGN
KXEL
E. Wintesca
Tena
Tim
WMT
Judy
Jane
Franklin
Pearce
Bach
Ma Perkins
Alfred Cline Found Guilty Of Forgeries
White haired Alfred L. Cline 56, ex convict and former choir singer, convicted swiftly of forging estates of two elderly women who died mysteriously in his company. A grand theft charge was dismissed. The verdict came after less than two hours of deliberation. Sentencing set for Saturday. maximum term 126 years.
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San Francisco
Alfred L. Cline
Herbert C. Kaufman
San Francisco Grand Jury Probes Estate Forgery Case
The state cites forged instruments after the deaths of Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Krebs to claim estates worth over 300 000 dollars. Cline allegedly concealed cremations in Jacksonville and Dallas using the names of Mrs. Carpenter and Alma W Carpenter, tying Isabel Van Natta of San Francisco to the misdeeds in Portland and Macon.
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Cline
Elizabeth Hunt Lewis Cline
Oakland
Calif
Eva Delora Krebs Cline
Chicago
Lewis Cline
Jacksonville
Krebs Cline
Dallas
Texas
Portland
Ore
J. W. Ehrlich
San Francisco
Lewis
Alma W. Carter
Krebs
Carpenter
Isabel van Natta
Rail Worker Pinched by Tracks Loses Three Fingers
In Philadelphia James W. Berbier 25 had one hand trapped under railroad rails while cleaning a switch. Fellow workers held his shoulders down as an express sped by, saving him from being struck but he lost three fingers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
James W. Berbier
Berbier
a_ railroad
Cave Denied Tax Evasion Charge in Des Moines
Des Moines resident Fred C. Cave pleaded not guilty in federal court to an indictment accusing him of evading $79,477 in federal income taxes on an alleged $190,320 take from slot machines from 1941 to 1944. Judge Charles A. Dewey set May 2 for trial.
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DES Moines
Fred C. Cave
Charles A. Dewey
Cave
Cunningham Defends OPA Extensions At Des Moines
At a Des Moines meeting of the Women's Civic Council Rep Paul Cunningham faced criticism of extending the OPA with amendments. Floyd Whittington defended rent control and price actions while opponents argued the measures caused delays and black markets.
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DES Moines
OPA
Congress
Des Moines Women’s Civic Council
Paul Cunningham
House of Representatives
Floyd Whittington
Iowa Opinions Clash Over Price Control At Meeting
A meeting discussed price control as Congress had not acted yet. A. A. Couch pressed Cunningham to explain why Iowa congressmen opposed OPA while polls showed voter support. Cunningham said polls indicated support for continuation but were unclear about amendments.
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Cunningham
House
Congress
OPA
A. A. Couch
Town
State Federation of Labor
Iowa
Wartime Drug Streptomycin Aids Des Moines Typhoid Cases
Two Des Moines children James McNeeley five Norma McNeeley two gravely ill with typhoid improved after receiving wartime streptomycin. The drug arranged through Dr Keefer Boston was flown from New Jersey for emergency use at Mercy hospital where they had been for two weeks. Fevers of 105 plus dropped within 24 hours and both were well enough for a photograph as of Tuesday.
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Des Moines
Little James
Norma McNeeley
James McNeeley
Mercy Hospital
McNeeley
C. S. Keefer
Boston
Mass
New Jersey
James
Norma
Open Verdict on Death of Bauer Widow Released
A Cerro Gordo county jury ruled Cecil C. Bauer died from causes unknown. Mrs Bauer, held as a material witness, was released after inquest. Witnesses said Bauer lay in the road after a car trip near Clear Lake. Autopsy by Dr Harold W Morgan found a skull fracture but final cause undetermined. Blood alcohol was 150 milligrams, not enough to cause death.
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Mason City
Boroness
Cecil C. Bauer
Cerro ‘Gordo County
Bauer
Highway 106
Harold W. Morgan
Man Dies in Rooming House Fire in St Louis
A fire in a St Louis rooming house killed James Monteath 49. John Witt 20 suffered facial and head burns as he tried to reach Monteath.
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ST. Louis
INS
James Monteath
John Witt
Moneteat
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