Radio Schedule Features Cantor and Star-Studded Lineup
NADINE SUBBOTNIK NOTHER presents a week of Hour-Millions for Defense with Eddie Cantor as host. The program airs Wednesday at 7 p.m. on WMT. Arch Oboler’s Brainstorm stars Priscilla Lane and Elliott Lewis. Tenor James Melton, Rubic off and his violin, Baritone Barry Wood, the Ray Black chorus, and Al Goodman and his orchestra perform. Ossia’s melodies highlight Songs of America. Brigadier General James A. Ulio observes Wednesday’s Kid program on WLS from Washington and Hollywood. Joe Doakes, Lyle Harvey of Waterloo, talks with Carter at California CBS studios. Illinois Farm Sports festival coverage comes Thursday at 10:30 a.m. on WOI. Rumor: Raymond Edward Johnson may headline a new Broadway mystery. Faith, once part of Faith and Hope, recalls his radio start. An 8:30 p.m. Williamstown performance on WMT closes the week.
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America
Eddie Cantor
WMT
Priscilla Lane
Elliott Lewis
Arch Oboler
James Melton
Rubicoff
Barry Wood
Ray Black
al Goodman
Ossia
Raymond Edward Johnson
Faith
Faith and
Hope
Radio program highlights from Iowa institutions schedule
Station WSUI Iowa City lists daily segments for University of Iowa and Iowa State College programs. Schedule shows 5:45 News 7:00 Children 7:38 Sportstime 7:45 Musicale 8:00 Travel 8:45 News and later Defense Front WPA Pros and Drake U features.
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University of Iowa
Iowa State College
WSUI
Iowa City Wolumes
News Defense Front
Bors Town
Drake U. Sasse Works
Radio Schedule Fragments From August 27 1941 Evening
A listing of radio programs and times for WENE W. O. Tucker WGN WMT and WHO on August 27 1941 evening and August 28 morning. Entries include news blocks entertainments interviews weather and sports updates with show titles and host names such as D Jurgens and B Raeburn and stations WGN WMT WHO WLS and Sunrise.
Radio Schedule Fragments From Morning to Evening
A fragmented listing shows radio programs and hosts across stations WGN WLS WMT WHO ENR and others. The timetable names shows like Myrt and Maree Dennis Bach Chiiar Judy and Jene Helen Trent and Buckaroos plus sports and news and miscellaneous acts.
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Myrt & Maree
WGN
WLS
Beatley
Clark Dennis Bach
Grant Linda
Judy
Jene
Pam
WMT
Helen Trent
Buckaroos
Avert Railroad Crisis urged by Budd at OPM
Ralph Budd of the Defense Transportation Commission urged the office of production management to aid railroads in using existing ordered cars rather than pursuing an unattainable production goal. He spoke Tuesday night to the National Association of Railroad and Utility Commissioners in St Paul Minnesota.
Allum Wins Junior Horseshoe Tourney
Levinne Allum a 16 year old from Webster won the farmers horseshoe tournament at the Iowa State fair defeating Marlyn oeale of Hampton who took second with one loss in the event run Tuesday.
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Des Moines
Levinne Allum
Webster
Marlyn Oeale
Hampton
Iowa婚riage law triggers funding debate for pre marriage tests
Iowa's new pre marriage physical examination law prompts a legislative committee to seek additional funding as 100 000 annual blood tests strain the Iowa state hygienic laboratory. Dr Sorenson argues equipment and costs must be covered while opponents fear lowered sanitary standards.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Legislative Interim Committee
Connec
R. M. Sorenson
Walter L. Bierring
Cedar Falls
Sorenson
Berg
Howard Baldwin
Cascade
John N. Rankin
Injured Pilot Crawls Four Miles For Help In Bad Lands
A 22 year old Billings girl Dorothy Schindele remained with a wrecked plane for 12 hours in North Dakota bad lands after a crash near Bullion Butte. Her companion crawled four and a half miles to reach help with a fractured leg. Neither was critically hurt. The crash occurred after takeoff from Dickinson en route to Billings.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Billings
Mont
Dorothy Schindele
Moore
Bullion Butte
Little Missouri River
Badlands
Dickinson
Approximate 100 salt domes deep in Louisiana
A rough count suggests about one hundred salt domes lie buried in Louisiana. Geologists note their extensive presence across the state, with implications for oil and gas storage and seismic studies.
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Louisiana
Government sets 208000 acre rifle range land value for Des Moines plant
A condemnation suit places the 1997 acres near Des Moines under government control for an ordnance rifle range with total valuation 208,080 dollars. Individual tract values ranged from 960 to 48,000 dollars. A hearing before Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey is set for 10 a.m. Saturday to determine if immediate possession or title should pass, with objections possible to the figures.
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Des Moines
United States
United States District Court
Charles A. Dewey
Waverly High Player Named Iowa 4-H Health Champion
Des Moines AP reports Keith Koch of Waverly, a Bremer county high school football tackle, won the Iowa 4-H health champion title at the state fair with a 98.6 score. He earns a chance to compete nationally in Chicago. several finalists and other details are listed, with the girl champion to be named next.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Bremer County
Keith Koch
Waverly
Chicago
George Lewis
Woodburn
Koch
Doris
Ee Ee Eeeniaenen
Clarke County
Bill Alex
Dawson
But- Talbot
Malvern
Max E. Hooks
Hedrick
Richard Glover
Lawton
Radean Miskimins
Cambria
Rider Santage Injured After Horse Bit O' Blue Jumps Fence
Rider Santage suffered a bruised hip and skinned arm when Bit O' Blue owned by Robinson Van Atta of Muscatine Iowa jumped the fence after tossing him. The horse then raced among rodeo tents before rejoining the track.
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Mercy Hospital
Eee Eeeee Salen
Bit O’ Blue
Robinson van Atta
Muscatine
Santage
Predicts New Axis Move in Iran Crisis
An AP report notes some observers doubt a direct axis aim to reach the British army in Iran while others question the likelihood of such a military maneuver amid the wider war.
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Virginia Gayda
Edi
Iran
Girl, 9, Won't Return Wallace Book
Des Moines report says Barbara Beller, nine, refuses to part with a book gifted by her father a close Wallace family friend. The article notes her steadfast stance and the family context around the gift.
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Des Moines
Barbara Beller
Wallace
Builders say Illinois roads wear out fast
The Illinois Builders Association warns that roads and infrastructure are deteriorating at five times the rate of replacement, signaling deteriorating state maintenance and funding needs.
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Illinois
Illinois Builders Association
Jesse Miller Dies Of Auto Injuries
Jesse A. Miller 72 of Des Moines Iowa died from injuries after an automobile crash near New Hartford Iowa. He was a former Polk County attorney and judge and father of State Supreme Court Chief Justice Frederick M. Miller. Miller held leadership roles in the American Law Institute and state uniform laws.
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University of Iowa
Des Moines
Dentist Shortage Reported Across Iowa Colleges
Iowa City report quotes Dean A W Bryan of the University of Iowa College of Dentistry. He says only 1500 dentists graduated last spring nationwide, while 2500 are needed to meet demand. He notes Iowa upperclass enrollment will not suffer this fall due to deferred military service.
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Iowa City
A. W. Bryan
Ne of Iowa
Bryan
Iowa
Big Tobacco Firms Face Monopoly Trial
Federal Judge H Church Ford ruled that the nations three largest tobacco firms and 20 executives must stand trial on charges of criminal monopoly and price fixing. The decision affects Lig and Myers R J Reynolds and Ican Tobacco along with five other major manufacturers.
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Lexington, Ky
Llp
H. Church Ford Tues-day
Ford
Ligand Myers
R. J. Reynolds
Ican
Two Jockeys Injured At Iowa State Fair Races
Des Moines AP reports two jockeys were hurt during the Iowa State Fair horse races as about 15 000 spectators watched. Calvin Santage, 16, of Spencer, was thrown from his horse and indicated to have a possible broken pelvis and other injuries.
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DES Moines
Calvin Santage
Spencer
Indict U S Born Son of German Parents on Spy Charges
New York AP report states Kurt Frederick Ludwig, 38, American-born son of German parents, indicted for sending abroad information on U S Army strength. He allegedly used the mails unlawfully under 18 343 to transmit espionage material near Seattle Washington. Investigators noted he attempted to leave the United States when four years old.
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New York
Kurt Frederick Ludwig
United States Army
United States
Mathias F. Correa
Ludwig
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