Information Please to Feature Henderson and Clapper Panel
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports a Friday Information Please program with Leon Henderson head of the Office of Price Administration and Raymond Clapper, noted political commentator, joining regulars John Kieran and Franklin P. Adams. Emory Land will host the 6 45 p.m. spot with Fulton Lewis vacationing. WMT carries the event.
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Leon Henderson
Raymond Clapper
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Henderson
Office of Price Administration
Oil Supply
Clapper
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John Kieran
Franklin P. Adams
Emory Land
Time Commission
Fulton Lewis
Radio Schedule The Weekday Network Lineup 1982
Readable segments from a dense radio schedule listing 24 hour programs across WMT WGN WHO KXEL KXEL EXEL and others for Saturday Aug 22 1982 and Sunday Aug 22 2008 noting news programs music hours talk shows and special features with numerous named hosts and times across stations in multiple markets. The guide includes morning to late night blocks with ships like News Hour Sunrise Top O Morning and Star Parade and mentions of bands orchestras and public affairs programming.
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Brick
KXEL
WMT
Kenton O
Jimmy Evans
J. Sears
R. Kinney O
WGN T
Tucker
WHQ
Bob
Heart
Jerry
Zelda
Pleasantdale
WGN Reveille
Kxel Musicale
Shelley
Reveille
Otley Exel
1540 Club
WGN Modern Mus
Boonca
Exel
Mary Miles
Mus
Garry Moore
Dan Ana
Plano
Hall
Palm
Land of Free
Ann
John Brophy
Saratoga
Untv
O.m
Meadow
J. Worsey O
M. Ayres O
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Hawaii
World Today
Milk Shortage Seen Likely in Iowa by Health Official
IOWA CITY AP J Ren nings state milk sanitarian warned Thursday a milk shortage is imminent in the area and across the state. He cited four factors including price ceilings on milk and dairy products labor shortages and higher local consumption from the navy pre flight school. Jennings, after a three day dairy inspection, expects the shortage around September.
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Iowa City
J. Rennings
U. S. Navy
Jennings
Row in Court as Woman Pleads Not Guilty of Murder
Mrs. Tra T. Minter pleaded not guilty to first degree murder at arraignment before County Judge Fred Laird. The case involves the June 24 slaying of Mrs. R. A. Tucker. A note contested in the hearing and a disruption during a photo attempt by reporters marked the proceedings. Tucker was the widower of the victim and a plant worker at the ordnance facility.
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Minter
University of Iowa to Offer Russian Course West of Mississippi
Iowa City report states the University of Iowa is the sole west of the Mississippi chosen by the American Council of Learned Societies to offer a Russian course. It will be a separate unit requiring 13 to 15 weeks of full-time study. Officials say skilled Russian speakers are greatly needed by the government. Other schools offering similar programs include Columbia, Ohio State, Harvard, Yale, Cornell, and the Iranian Institute.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
American Council of Learned Societies
Mississippi
Columbia
Ohio State
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Waterloo Firms Honored for War Production Excellence
Waterloo AP reports Town Transmission Company and Deere and Company honored for outstanding war production. Brig. Gen. Norman F Ramsey presented the BR pennant, accepted by Burton Peck and Alfred Doherty. Gov. Wilson praised Deere for leading Iowa in war work.
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Waterloo
Army Navy
Town Transmission
Army
Navy
George A Wilson
John Deere Tractor Companies
Norman F Ramsey
Rock Island Arsenal
Burton Peck
Deere and Company
Alfred Doherty
Wilson
Deere Companies
Iowa
Former Iowa Publisher Entered Active Marine Duty
Dent E. Green of Milford formerly published The Spencer Daily Reporter and served as managing editor of The Spencer News-Herald. He was ordered to active duty as a first lieutenant and will report to the Quantico Marine barracks for indoctrination. Green retired from farming and resort work five years ago at West Okoboji.
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Des Moines
Dent E. Green
Milford
Iowa
United States Marines
Quantico
Green
Spencer Daily Reporter
Spencer News-Herald
West Okoboji Lake
Newsman Wounded in Rangers Dieppe Raid Tells All
London dispatch by Larry Meier of INS recounts American Rangers and Canadian Commandos storming Dieppe. Meier, wounded in the face and chest, describes heavy flak, fierce hand to hand fighting, and a successful raid that tested German coastal defenses while troops reembarked amid air battles and naval gunfire.
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Holstor
Larry Meler
International News Service
London
Meler
U. S
Dienne
Meier
Ile
INS London
Larry Meier
Association of American Correspondents
INS
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Rangers
Berneval
Anks
Belleville-Berneval
Sam Junkin
Mississippi
Boston
Ervin J Moyer
St Paul
Minn
J H Roberts
Lord Lovatt
Arques River
Channel
Sea Front
Paris
Normandy
France
Richard Hall
Leutenant
Royal Navy
Labor-Management Unity Theme Opens Iowa Nebraska CIO Parley
The three day convention of the Iowa Nebraska States Industrial Union Council opens at the Roosevelt hotel with the theme labor and management seeking common ground. Speakers include Rob ert R. Rissman of Minneapolis and Phil R. Clarkson of Kansas City urging industrial democracy, wartime sacrifice, and fair wages as postwar careers and policy shape the nation.
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Iowa-Nebraska Cio Council
Iowa
Nebraska States Industrial Union Council
CIC
Roosevelt Hotel
Robert R. Rissman
Minneapolis, Minn
National Labor Relations Board
Phil R. Clarkson
Kansas City
Rissman
Rock Island Child's Death Ruled Accident
A coroner's jury in Rock Island Illinois found Joyce Ann Erickson two died when her head was crushed under the wheels of a Tri City Railway company bus at an intersection. The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert E Erickson was killed late Wednesday afternoon.
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Rock Island, Ill
Joyce Ann Erickson
Wilbert E. Erickson
Rock Island
Tri-City Railway Company
Illinois Railroads Seek Coal Rate Increase Before I C C
Illinois railroads petition the interstate commerce commission to overturn the Illinois commission opposition to higher intrastate coal movements. They argue current rates unfairly prejudice interstate traffic and cut annual income by at least $100000.
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Illinois
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Illinois Commission
Banker dies in Perry after 38 years in banking
Earl R. Burkett, 59, vice president of the First National Bank in Perry, died Thursday after a long illness. He had spent 38 years in the county’s banking business.
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Perry
Earl R. Burkett
First National Bank
Four Plead Innocent in Federal Conspiracy Case
Four of 28 indicted for conspiring to impair morale of the armed forces pleaded innocent in federal court. They include William Dudley Pelley, Hudson de Priest, Court Asher, and Ralph Townsend, with a deadline of Sept 20 to secure local counsel and file motions to challenge the indictment.
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Federal District Court
William Dudley Pelley
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Miran
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