Italy Juggles Com frank Sees Trouble Ahead
Dr I Q talks in Des Moines about audience questions and learning zeal as American radio fans crave education with entertainment. Mussolini era air force reshuffle signals Libya concerns and hints at looming sacrifices, with Italy promising strength and imperial aims amid war psychology.
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Frank
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Libya
Aldo Urbani
Ministry For Air
Giuseppe Gasero
Urbani
Mussolini
Francisco Piccolo
Sicily
Rino Corso Fougier
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight
Prime time at 7 00 features Johnny Presents Treasure Chest and We the People on multiple stations. Edward Murrow NBC Symphony Fibber McGee and Bob Hope air in early to late slots followed by Roy Shield while NBC offers a late schedule on WENR.
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Treasury Hour
WLS
Johnny Presents
Treasure Chest
We, the People
WMT
Edward Murrow
NBC Symphony
WENR
Fibber McGee
Bob Hope
Roy Shield
Radio Schedule Highlights 1981 Dec 2 3
Daily programming list from WMT WGN WENR WHO WLS WHEC stations spanning Dec 2 1981 with shows like The Globetrotter Roy Shield Easy Aces and nightly news rounds. Notable names include Bob Burns Heloise Joe Parsons and Red Skelton across multiple time slots and regions.
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Globetrotter
Roy Shield
WMT
WGN
B. Crosby O
Utley
Bentley
Burling
Joe Parsons
WLS
Treasury
Johnny Pres
Bob Burns
Harold Teen
the People
Lewis
Ryan
Jerry Zetds
H. Leonard O
Scott
Bob Hope
Bohemian
Mary Miles
Gosp
Roundun
WGN Melodies
Chuck Acree
Robt
Clayton
WGN Melody
Plnshouse
Betty Crocker
WGN Bouquet
WLS Bookshop
Hess Johnson
Myrt & Marze
Johnson Pam
Jane Eyre
Homemakers
Program Highlights From Iowa State Radio Stations
Radio schedule notes programs from University of Iowa and State College stations WSU Tow City and WOI Ames. Highlights include morning parades farm facts news markets homemakers and a 4 10 sports segment with defense front and medical society coverage.
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University of Iowa
WSU
Towa City
Lea
Thompso
SUI
Town State College
WOI Ames
We_Ferret Dental Society
S'mary
From Radio to TV Doctor I Q Shifts Roles
The subject recalls starting at WFAA Dallas as an announcer then directing at a 100-watt San Antonio station. He then became production manager for a Texas state network, moved into advertising, and now hosts a Monday night network show at 8 while denying celebrity status. He notes coffee trouble once and jokes about writers.
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Dr. I Q
WFAA
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
LaGuardia Urges Midwest Civil Defense Precautions
Civil defense chief Fiorello H. LaGuardia told Midwest governors in Chicago that Detroit and Chicago should adopt coastal area precautions against air raids. He said raids are unlikely in the region but prudence requires preparedness and protecting sensitive points from sabotage.
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Chicago
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Detroit
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Can't Keep Grandma in Her Chair Kidney Relief PSA
A vintage ad promotes Dean's Pills as a remedy for tired kidneys and backache. It claims kidneys remove waste from blood and advise asking a druggist for the product to flush out poisons from the body. The copy emphasizes longstanding use and nationwide familiarity.
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Nature
Dean
Doun
Iowa Shorthorn Grand Champ Tops Chicago Livestock Show
The 42nd International Livestock exposition named Goldfinder's Champion bred by Husted Brothers of Trurow, Ia the grand champion Shorthorn bull and senior Shorthorn champion. Coronet Command, a polled Shorthorn yearling bull entered by C. B. Teegardin & Son of Asheville, Ohio, was the day’s first grand champion. Iowa State College led in multiple open and breeding classes with entries across cattle, sheep, swine, and lamb categories, including breeds such as Shropshire and Aberdeen-Angus.
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Husted Brothers
Truro
C. B. Teegardin & Son
Asheville
Charles Monson
Aledo
Hampshire
Iowa State College
Ames
Wayland Hopley Farms, Inc
Atlantic
Aberdeen
Duroc-Jersey
University of Minnesota
St. Paul Minn
St. Paul, Minn
Duroc-Jersey Barrow
House Cautious on Strike Curb in Defense Industry
In Washington a cautious House debate urged simple anti strike measures for defense plants. Rep Vinson pressed for compulsory arbitration while Chairman Ramspeck warned against friction and urged minimal legislation to keep industry moving. Senate committees advanced a cooling off bill and mediation plan before pausing due to Sen Adams death.
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House
Ramspeck
Labor Committee
Vinson
National Safety
Senate Labor Committee
Ball
Minn
Senate
Connally
Tex
Adams
Colo
CIO Groups Pledge Aid To Solve Labor Disputes Peaceably
Representatives of 41 CIO unions and organizing committees adopted a resolution pledging cooperation in settling labor disputes by voluntary means. They oppose restrictive labor legislation as Congress began considering measures.
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Washington
Congress of Industrial Organizations
House
CIO Conference Opposes Compulsory Arbitration
The CIO resolution commits to cooperate fully to adjust labor disputes through collective bargaining and mediation while opposing all legislation that enforces compulsory arbitration, forced labor, or destroys labor's bargaining rights.
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CIO
OPA Plans Ceiling on Price of Autos
Washington AP reports the Office of Price Administration proposed price ceilings on both wholesale and retail passenger car prices. Cyrus McCormick, head of the automobile section, told about 175 dealers that inflation in auto prices has already begun.
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Office of Price Administration
Cyrus McCormick
OPA
Pianist Walt Harmon Leaps to Death in Downtown LA
In Los Angeles a 20 year old pianist from Salt Lake City Walt Dean Harmon died after leaping from the 12th floor of a downtown building on Monday. His body narrowly missed two women and a small boy who stood among Christmas shoppers on the sidewalk.
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Los Angeles
INS
Walter Dean Harmon
Salt Lake City
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