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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1939

Page

12

Martin backs F D R on materials bill

Freshman Rep Thomas Martin of Iowa backs President Roosevelt on defense spending proposing a reduced 40 million over four years with 10 million next year to build strategic stockpiles. He favors buy American provisions and insists purchases raise actual material reserves. He cites senate cuts and aims to align House action with the Senate.

Washington D. C Thomas Martin Iowa City House of Representatives Congress House Committee Martin Roosevelt Army Navy Senate U. S Manganese Producers Association Military Affairs Committee U. S. Army

Radio Programs Evening Lineup Dense with Station Shows

The schedule lists multiple stations and programs from 6 PM to 5:50 PM, featuring WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB WOOC WOC and others. Notable items include Captain Midnight, Rosemary's Ballads, Inside of Sports, German Prose and Poetry, Richard Himber's Orchestra, Road and Market reports, and a long roster of musical variety shows across Iowa cities Ames, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Davenport. Local stations announce news, weather, and public interest programs amid a dense daily timetable.

WMT WGN WSUI Who—Sonfellows KFEJB WOC Mr Keen Capt. Herne KFJB WOOC American Family Robinson Richard Himber Noboy Lobby Lone Beaker Evening Musicale Tommy Dorsey Paul Whitemanarch American Legion Boo Crosby Town Hall Peter McGregor Dick Jurgens Orch Gaylord Carter Eddy Duchin Kay Kyser Kollize Raymond Paige Tiny Hill Edgar A. Guest Fu Manchu Frankie Master Horace Heldt Lou Breese Freddy Martin Charlie Barnett Veterans’ Forum Ted Weems Johnny Joe Reichman Kisb Os Totae Seolid Hamblers Ie Boone Die Farm Lou and Jerry Weath '—Country Home WOI Blue Ribbon Melodies HEIRS Uckaroos Martins Mcelody TVAS Happy Hank Bible Wood Richard Maxwe Wsuui Vass WoOlf—Reading Betty Wells Central City Kitty Kelly Wmt—Smilin Ed McConnell John Magic Kitchen Sisters of the Skillet Wol Kileeyeles Oun Cedar Rapids Chicago Iowa City Des Moines Marshalltown WHEF Rock Island Davenport John Metcalf WWSUI WAT Homemakers Freshwater Verl Pretty Kitty Kelly WEAT WNT Hilltop House Painted Dreams Kitty Keene Corntussel Nooz Manhattan Govt. and Social Welfare Judy Jane KFJE Tower Sugar Bowl Dick Leibert Don Roth Happy Gang WISUI KPJB Main Street Wocc Pfat Pniey Nara Vivian Enshots Voice of Iowa Joey Chuck Sudday Service Erie Amr Cedar Valley Hillbillies Wooi Watt Joe Doakes Chic Martin Ralph Slade Ralph Ginsburgh Betty Bob Melody Weavers Shotsmittin Ed_ McConnell Milt Herth Holde-Warg Don Winslow Navy WSII Jane Anderson Dick Tracy Cyclone Sports Metropolitan Strings Jack Armstrong Crimson Trail East Des

Philadelphian Reelected Associated Press Head

Robert Mc Lean publisher of the Philadelphia Bulletin was reelected president of the Associated Press. E Lansing Ray of St Louis and Stuart H Perry of Adrian were named to the AP leadership team.

Philadelphian Associated Press New York INS Robert McLean Philadelphia Bulletin E. Lansing Ray St. Louis Stuart H. Perry Adrian

Hull warns dictators nations to seek peace

Secretary Cordell Hull urged dictator nations to abandon conquest and warned that war would bring chaos. He spoke at the Red Cross convention airing on Mutual, echoing Roosevelt who praised the Red Cross yet urged peaceful settlement and defense of U S interests if needed. Hull avoided naming Hitler or Mussolini while signaling a readiness to defend national institutions and pursue peaceful adjustment of grievances.

Washington Cordell Hull Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Hull Roosevelt Red Cross Mutual White House United States Hitler

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