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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1944
Page
4
Hildegarde brings Beat the Band to New York for a 7 30 p m NBC and WHO broadcast from Chicago and St Louis. She hints at song titles for the Harry Sosnik band before solos like Lets Sing a Gay Little Spring Song.
Hour by hour listing of radio programs from 6:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. including WHO WMT WGN and KXEL stations with shows such as Farm News, News, Reveille, Melody, The Guiding Light,World Today and various dramas, comedies, and serials across multiple stations. Entities include station call letters WHO WMT WGN KXEL EXEL and program titles like Fibbers Mor, Road of Life, Guiding Light, Mary Miles, Kitty Foyle, World Today.
Legislation to promote Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, commandant of the WAC, to major general was introduced Tuesday by Rep. Brooks. Also contains a legal notice in Linn County Iowa about quieting title to Harcourt's First Addition Cedar Rapids parcels and a court deadline of May 25, 1944.
J F Lineberger, owner of Service Oil with 10 stations, testifies he had only one OPA complaint prior to 48 count rationing charges. He says OPA provided no cooperation or guidance and asserts he offered to cancel leases of operators cited for violations.
New York AP Gov John Bricker proposes a postwar order with four aims. He calls for Britain Russia and China to maintain military power until peace terms are written and urges exploration of a permanent international structure without a world government.
Bricker urges U N relief after the war, saying the United States should help other nations restart industry and agriculture. He warns against taking on a burden too heavy for America and emphasizes letting others help themselves. He notes soft coal heats about half of U S homes.
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