Shadow of a Doubt on Radio Theater Tonight
CBS WMT will air a Radio Notes segment at 6 30 p m Tuesday presenting a version of Alfred Hitchcock suspense drama Shadow of a Doubt. Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright starred in the film. Brian Donlevy leads the radio cast. Marx Loeb produces. The American Broadcasting Company plans large stock offerings to fund expansion including FM and television, with 204 affiliated stations.
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Theater of Romance
Cbs-Wmt
Joseph Cotten
Teresa Wright
Brian Donlevy
Marx Loeb
American Broadcasting Company
the Net
Bob and Vera Vague Lead Tuesday Radio Lineup
Fibber McGee and Molly entertain on NBC WHO 7:30 to 8 with a barber shop quartet by IBBER McGEE and the Wistful Vista Elks club. Vera Vague stars in The Love Life of Miss Stoneygate on CBS-WBBM at 7:30. Bob Crosby appears with Bob Hope on NBC WHO at 8. WBEM begins amateur boxing coverage from Savoy Ballroom Chicago Tuesdays 9:45 to 10:15 with John Harrington.
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Ibber McGee
Vista Elks Club
Nbcwho
Vera Vague
Crosby
Bob Hope
Bing
Bob
Bobs
WBEM
Chicago
Savoy Ballroom
John Harrington
ADE TALK Bright TV Plans and Inmate Favorite Show
Bendix earns praise from San Quentin inmates for The Life of Riley. Phil Silvers considered for variety show. Patti Clayton to stage after CBS air. Harry Conover models on TV in talk. CBS eyes Philadelphia transmissions. Nine announcers cover Indianapolis Memorial Day races led by Bill and Tom Slater. Fiorello LaGuardia may broadcast by shortwave if abroad.
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Ade
Bendix
Riley
San Quentin
Phil Silvers
Patti Clayton
CBS
Harry Conover
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Bill
Tom Slater
Fiorello LaGuardia
MNRRA
Radio Schedule Highlights For May 1 1946
Hour by hour listings from WMT WGN WMAQ KXEL and more cover morning to late night programs on April 30 and May 1 1946. Notable names include Amos n Andy Fibber Moll Bob Hope Ed Sullivan and Gene Hicks with varied talk music and soap style shows across stations.
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WMT
WGN
Chicago Or
George Hicks
Radio Schedule Highlights Name List and Programs
A dense list of radio time slots shows multiple show titles and host names across stations WHO WGN WMT WXE KXEL EXEL and others. Entries include children's programs, dramas, comedies, quiz shows, and news bulletins with various hosts such as Helen Trent Edith Webb and Perry Mason.
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Patterson Tena
Tim
Jenny Kate Smith
Helen Trent
Evelyn Winters
Happy Street
Onel, Inc
Erry Mason
Judy & Jane
Robert Trout
Anley Dixon
WMT
Perry Mason
WGN
Jack Berch
Court Refuses To Review Espionage Act Interpretation
The Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Edmund Heine who claimed public sources of information could not violate the Espionage Act. The government urged review to avoid limiting prosecutions of foreign agents, noting pending atomic energy legislation. The ruling below held public information could be used against the United States. the Third Circuit freed Heine, while the trial court convicted him.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
High Court
Congress
Edmund Carl Heine
U. S
Germany
Heine
New York
Federal District Court
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Circuit Court
United States
U S Ends Government Control of Big Five Packers
President Truman announced that the Big Five meat packers Armour Swift Wilson Cudahy and Morrell are being released from government operation effective at midnight. Seizures began January 26 after a labor dispute, with 260 plants initially seized and five stockyards still under direction to be released soon. Labor and management cooperation aided the move, aided by wage recommendations from a packing industry board and Wage Stabilization Board actions.
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Washington
Truman
Armour, Swift and Company
Wilson, Cudahy and Morrell
White House
Agriculture
Anderson
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
West Fargo
N. C
Packing Industry
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman frees Big Five meat packers from control
Des Moines AP reports President Truman announced the Big Five meat packers are released from government control and smaller firms return to private ownership. Iowa plants named include John Morrell Ottumwa and other facilities in Mason City Sioux City Davenport Fort Dodge Perry Cedar Rapids Des Moines and more. The Decker plant is an Armour subsidiary while Iowa Packing and Arnold Brothers are Swift subsidiaries.
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DES Moines
Truman
Iowa
John Morrell and Company
Ottumwa
Jacob E. Decker and Sons
Mason City
Armour
Sioux City
Cudahy
Kingan and Company
Storm Lake
Kohrs Packing Company
Davenport
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
Meat packers released from government control
Thomas E. Wilson, chairman of Wilson and Company, says the Big Five meat packers are in full accord with the government’s action to release them from government control. He cites the strike termination and wage settlement as reasons to end government possession. Swift Armour officials did not comment. Cudahy officials were unavailable.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson and Company, Meat Packers
Wilson
Swift and Armour
Cudahy
Guards Tsujino Kakuta Sentenced for POW Abuse
Akiyoshi Tsujino and Hajine Kakuta, former guards at prisoner of war camps, were sentenced to 30 years hard labor by an Eighth Army military tribunal in Yokohama after being convicted of mistreating Allied prisoners.
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Yokohama
Akiyoshi Tsujino
Hajine Kakuta
Eighth Army
Amish Bishops defend horse plows over machinery in Lancaster
In Lancaster County Pennsylvania the House Amish bishops reject a plan to allow farm machinery. They claim horse drawn plows yield more food than tractors and say their members plow fully and work hard with land limits. They fear public perception of heartlessness while aiding hungry populations.
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Lancaster, Pa
Plain People
Lancaster County
Aaron Ash
Monterey
Ben Bieler
New Holland
Clyde A. Zehner
Pennsylvania Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ash
Bieler
AAA
Many Walkouts Avoidable Says Tobin
Indianapolis AP Daniel J Tobin general president of the AFL Teamsters says many recent strikes could have been avoided by union leaders showing restraint and courage to disagree with members when warranted He commends labor in the General Motors case for accepting a fact finding commission decision deeming 1842 cents an hour insufficient.
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Indianapolis
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Tobin
Labor
General Motors
Rochester Debates Noise and Music Week Timelines
National Noise Abatement week is marked in Rochester amid overlapping celebrations for National Music week and National Baby week. Mayor May or Sam Dicker announced the observance on Tuesday without clarifying priority among the themes.
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Rochester
N.Y
Sam Dicker
Justice Dept Launches Crackdown on Tax Evaders Tied to Black Markets
Attorney General Tom Clark said the justice department will send tax division experts to United States attorney offices to pursue vigorous prosecution of income tax evaders linked to black market profits. Douglas W. McGregor is named to lead the division, bringing prior service as U S attorney for the Southern District of Texas and later as special assistant to the attorney general.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Justice Department
Department
United States
Clark
Douglas W. McGregor
McGregor
Southern District of
Texas
Mrs. George Brauch Dies at 51 in Marengo
Mrs. George Brauch 51 wife of the acting post master of Marengo died Monday at her sister Mrs Ben Snellons home. She had lived in Marengo over 20 years and was active in American Legion auxiliary affairs. Surviving besides her husband and sister is a nephew Corrington Fike.
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Marengo
George Brauch
Ben Snelson
Brauch
American Legion
Corrington Fike
Pinkerton Confirmed as Minister to Iraq
The Senate confirmed Lowell C. Pinkerton of Missouri as United States minister to Iraq. He will serve in Baghdad under the representation of the U S government.
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Pinkerton
Iraq
Washington
INS
Senate
Lowell C. Pinkerton
Missouri
United States
Sheriff's Sale Notice for 1935 Ford Tudor in Linn County
Execution issued from Linn County District Court directs sale of a 1935 Ford Tudor with 1945 Iowa license 57-20417 and motor number 1955802. Public auction for cash on May 11 1946 at 11:00 AM in front of the Cedar Rapids Court House. Notice dated April 20 1946 signed by James Smith and R D Spooner deputy.
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Justice of the Peace
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
W. W. Lawler
James . Smith
Saari Linn County
R. D. Spooner
Army Food Waste Rapped by 9 Man Study Committee
Washington report on a nine member War Department study panel findings severe food waste across 42 posts in 1945. It urges compulsory mess management courses for officers West Point to reduce shortages and proposes a 60 000 strong army food service corps plus KP reform and longer term efficiency measures.
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Washington
Secretary of
Robert P. Patterson
West Point
John L. Hennessey
Statler Hotels, Inc
New York
Patterson
Armed Services
War Department
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