Roosevelt to speak at Labor Day emergency address
President Franklin D. Roosevelt headlines a Labor Day broadcast from 11 am to 12 noon on WLS and other stations with a large lineup including Sidney Hillman William Green James Carey Ernest Bevin Duke Ellington and stars. The feature marks the office for emergency management salute to labor and a wide array of musical acts and public figures.
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Poland
Office For Emergency Management
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Office of
William Green
AFL
James Carey
CIO
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
Duke Ellington
Jump For Joy
Golden Gate Quartet
United States Marine Band
Barry Wood
Lowell Thomas
James Cagney
Edward Arnold
Melvyn Douglas
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Adolf
Kay Thompson to headline The Kay Thompson Festival series
Kay Thompson, a versatile radio performer and chorus director, will host The Kay Thompson Festival on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. on the Columbia network. She will MC, perform solo with her chorus, act in comedy sketches, and present a new tune each week under Walter Gross. Bob Hannon will guest on opening program featuring Rodgers and Hart Manhattan and a Faust inspired novelty tune.
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Columbia
Miss Thompson
Bob Hannon
Manhattan
Rogers and Hart
Walter Gross
Radio schedule highlights from Kaltenbors area 1941
A dense, dated radio log lists programs across stations WHO WGN WMT WENR and WLS with start times from dawn to after midnight. It includes musical variety, sermons, dramas, news briefs, and ongoing program titles like Aunt Jenny, Lily and the rest, plus market updates and special features.
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WGN Comics
WLS
Peter
WGN News
WENR
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Lytell Mat
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Judge
Jane
Jenny
B. Clark
Drugh
Jack Turner
Mary Marlon
Judy
Orch
P. Youns
Julia Blake
Livestock Mkt
Dave Harum
K. Smith
Spks
John Hughes
Martha & Helen
Max Kitchen
WGN Crean
Salvo
Helen Trent NW
Ryan River Boys
Golden Lone
Honey Hai
Ma Perkins Ld
Wem
K. Hopkins
Jno
Toby & Susie
Just Plain
Lorenzo Jones
Joyce Jordan
Winder Brown
WMT_ News-New' olds
Norm
WMT Radio Council
Portia
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Hollywood
Yvenrk Bartons
Scatter Baines
Uncle Harry
WLNR
Adventure
Flying Blind by Vera Brown recounts a cafe reunion
Judith revisits old friends at a Dufrancs dining room where Dudley and two guests Sonia and Tex join Hugh Lanning. Sonia notes Judith’s glow from romance while Tex quips about a trophy race and women in it. Judith plans a Detroit trip to visit her parents.
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Detroit
Program Highlights From Iowa Educational Stations
A summary of ongoing radio programming from state educational stations. The schedule lists Ames Iowé College and Farm Nat facilities, with segments including Morning Music, Noonday News, Children's Music, and a March Parade midday program. The items show daily weekday blocks and time slots such as 14:15 and 12:15.
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Busy-ness in Medicine and the Clinic Racket
Dr William Brady recalls early practice life and Osler's advice on busy-ness. He explains how cluttered stores and clinics thrive on appearance of demand, while doctors seek publicity through groups and clinics. He laments patient charges and the ethical turn against overt advertising in medicine.
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Osler
Crossword Puzzle By Lars Morris and Medical Ethics Racket
Crosswords by Lars Morris. The article critiques clinic ethics and AMA rules, arguing clinics profit from branding and doctors fear professional sanctions. It asserts private practice as the norm and condemns non charitable clinics as racket despite AMA claims. The piece links ethics to economic pressures in medicine today.
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American Medical Association
AMA
World car use concentration shifts to United States
The article notes that sixty eight percent of the planet's automobiles are in use in the United States, highlighting a sharp concentration of vehicle ownership and mobility within America.
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United States
St Louis Building Gets First Cleaning Since 1926
The Southwestern Bell Telephone building in St. Louis begins a cleaning process after officials are convinced the smoke elimination program works. This marks the first cleaning since its erection in 1926.
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ST Louis
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telesphone Company
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