Radio line up features all star teams and guests
Friday and Saturday air schedule spotlights sports authorities announcing 1941 all star teams. Grantland Rice hosts All American on WHO 7 p.m. with Lucille Manners and Ross Graham. Jim Crowley on WMT Kate Smith Hour names sixth annual All Collegiate team. Edna Ferber guest on Information Please Friday 7 30 p.m. over WHO. McKinley School debuts School Newscast Saturday morning with journalism pupils under Clinton Bradford. Wagner Die Walkure on NBC Blue 1 p.m. Sat.
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Grantland Rice
Frank Black
Lucille Manners
Ross Graham
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Kate Smith
WMT
Warren William
Pr Recey
Edna Ferber
WHO
McKinley School
Clinton Bradford
Iowa
McKinley
Maurine Hamblin
Paul Anthony
Headliners Tonight Radio Schedule Summary
Radio schedule lists programs and times across stations WMT and WHO. Notable entries include Kate Smith Hour at 7:00, Frank Black, Information Please, Playhouse, First Nighter, Dog House, Shirley Temple, and Al Pearce Gang airing in the evening slots.
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Kate Smith
Frank Black
Playhouse
Dog House
Shirley Temple
al Pearce
WMT
Easy Aces
WGN
Bradle
Wenr
Mr Keen
Elson Wenr
Vander
Utley
Bentley
Burlins
Hank Keene
Jimmy Evans
Joe Parsons
Cal
Tinney
Lone Ranger
WLS
WMT Playhouse
Heatte
Ganagbusters
Ryan
Mike
Kitty
Shirley Agiele
Ann
Manufactur's Who
Destiny Wings
Lum & Abner
Grand Central
New In
Radio Schedule Fragment from December 5 1941
Hour by hour listings show WMT WGN WENR and others broadcasting news sports music and dramatic programs from 6 p.m. through late night Friday with multiple hosts and sponsor names including Walker vendor and WLS.
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WMT
WGN
Courtney O
WENR
World
Fred Waring
WMT World Today
Chicago Nites
Burling
Totten
Chas
Ruseles
Euna
A-Bond
Williams
Wells
WEN Globetrotter
Brown
James O
Howard
R. Himber
Who
Rivers
R. Ramos
WGN_H
Leonard
L. Freese O
Howe
D. Jurgens O
Harry
Bentley
Shelley
WLS Farm Forum
Curb Forum
Norman
WLS Farm News
Turner
WLS
WMT Brush Follies
WGN R. Grnsh
Ann
New England
Detroit
Sunny Sue
Fland
Don Forbes
N. c
Pan-America
Radio Programming Schedule for Iowa Educational Stations
Radio stations owned and operated by Iowa's Educational Institutions list times and shows for University of Yewa Iewa State College WSU Iewa City Ames and other log entries. Programs include Chapel, News, Women Voter, Music, Movies, Children's Hour, Radio S p e a k s, and Iowa Editors with various start times across Saturday schedule.
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State of
Iowa
University of Yewa
Iewa State College
WSU
Iewa City
Ames
Walter Time
Beavers Moved From Crowded To Other Sections Of State
Iowa state conservation commission says beaver populations are rising rapidly across the state. Since 1936 they trapped beavers alive and relocated them to farms to create reservoirs and steady water supply. In 1941 alone over 150 beavers were moved across 25 counties. pelts could fetch about 25 dollars if trapping were legal.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
Taylor W Huston
Pride Keeps Widow Of Phyfe Heir From Claiming Estate
In New York a widow, 86, refuses $120000 from her late husband’s estate to avoid siding with sister in law Edith Bell Phyfe. Administratrix Miss Phyfe had alleged mental incompetence. taxes and penalties total $49278. The widow declares she will not compromise and lets government and lawyers take the money.
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New York
Duncan Phyfe
Phyfe
Edith Bell Phyfe
Miss Phyfe
Witherow Elected Manufacturers Head
W. P Witherow of Blaw Knox Pittsburgh was chosen to lead the National Association of Manufacturers succeeding Walter D Fuller. The Denver delegates backed a plan for a single defense agency with full executive power and urged the Roosevelt administration to reassess domestic policy.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
National Defense Committee
W. P Witherow
Blaw- Knox Company
Pittsburgh
Walter D. Fuller
Curtis Publishing Company
Congress of American Industry
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
Roosevelt
William H. Davis
National Defense Mediation Board
Crucible Steel Accepts Roosevelt Board Arbitration
Crucible Steel of America said it would accept as binding the Roosevelt three-man board’s decision on the union shop issue in the captive coal mines dispute. Nine companies are involved. Crucible is among those agreeing to accept the board’s findings.
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New York
Crucible Steel Company of America
Roosevelt
Crucible
Ten Georgia colleges dropped from accreditation list
The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools voted unanimously to remove ten colleges from the University of Georgia system from its accredited lists.
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Louisville
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
University of Georgia System
Anne Nagel Weds Army Air Corps Lieut in Boston
Screen actress Anne Nagel married Lieut. James H. Keenan of the U S army air corps in a surprise Boston ceremony after a brief courtship.
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Boston
Anne Nagel
James H. Keenan
U. S. Army Air Corps
Convict Kills Guard and Wounds Another in Bus Escape
Brownie Gibson 28 seized a pistol from guard Philip Ketchum 23 and killed him with a shot to the head while being returned to the Moundsville penitentiary. Gibson also wounded guard Orville Neff in the thigh during the escape attempt before fellow convicts overpowered him. Neff hospitalized in Glendale.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Philip Ketchum
Moundsville State Penitentiary
Brownie Gibson
Ketchum
Gibson
Orville Neff
Neff
Glendale
Bride-To-Be Loses Scalp In Accident In Toronto
Hilda Pettman, 24, suffered the loss of her scalp when her hair tangled in a mixing machine at her workplace. An emergency 2.5 hour operation by Dr. J. T. Danis attempted scalp grafts with a 50 50 chance of success. Final outcome to be known in a week.
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Toronto
Ont
Hilda Pettman
Miss Pettman
J. T. Danis
Danis
Lawson Gets Ten Days For Slow Driving In Hammond
Frank Lawson a 41 year old electrician received 10 days in jail after being charged with driving too slowly and endangering traffic. Police alleged intoxication but Lawson denied the charge and said he drove slowly as a careful motorist.
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Lawson
Raiford Named Head of Iowa Chemistry Group
Dr L Charles Raiford, professor of organic chemistry at the University of Iowa, was named chairman of the Iowa section of the American Chemical Society. He succeeds Dr N A Mattill of the university. Dr Walter H Seegers will replace Deardorff as vice chairman, and Dr Joseph J Routh was elected secretary treasurer. Main speaker was Dr G Frederick Smith of Illinois.
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Iowa City
L. Charles Raiford
University of Iowa
Iowa
American Chemical Society
N. A. Mattill
University
Walter H. Seegers
Pathology
Dwight L. Deardorff
Iowa Wesleyan College
Joseph J. Routh
Ferrin B. Moreland
G. Frederick Smith
The
University of Ilinois
Milk Co-Op Officer Attacks Price-Ceiling Bill
Charles W. Holman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers federation criticized the Steagall price-ceiling bill as a betrayal of agriculture. He argued farmers take the rap and proposed a parity formula based on half farm costs and half city wage rates for 20 million workers.
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Chicago
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Congress
Charles W. Holman
Federation
Chicago Agricultural Club
Senate
Holman
Boy Gets 12 Years For Murder In Maryland Slaying
Herbert H. Cox Jr 16 from Alexandria Virginia was sentenced to 12 years in a Maryland penitentiary for second degree murder in the slaying of Grainger G Browning. His companions Ida May Price 15 and Leona Ellen Cunningham 14 received accessory after the fact sentences to Montrose school for girls until age 21. The trio had been indicted for the October 12 killing of a 38 year old North Carolina carpenter.
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Bel Air
Herbert H. Cox, Jr
Alexandria
Maryland
Grainger G. Browning
Ida May Price
Leona Ellen Cunningham
Montrose School
Dr. L. W. Dean To Be Honored At Banquet
Dr. Lee Wallace Dean former dean of the University of Iowa medical school will be honored at a banquet in Iowa City during the state meeting of eye ear nose and throat specialists A portrait will be presented by Dr Sumner B Chase of Fort Dodge Jr president of the Iowa academy of otolaryngology and aphthology at the dinner Dean led the medical school 1912 to 1927 later joined Washington university faculty and worked at the Oscar Johnson research institute He received the DeRoaldes prize in 1937 for contributions to throat disease science
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Iowa City
Lee Wallace
University of Iowa School of Medicine
Dean
Sumner B. Chase
Fort Dodge
Iowa Academy of Apthemology
Washington University
St. Louis
Oscar Johnson Research Institute
School of Medicine
Iowa Eye Clinic Pioneer Led Ophthalmology Development
Postgraduate work at the Universities of Vienna and London preceded his return in 1900 as head of the ophthalmology department. During World War I he commanded General Hospital No. 64 and in 1914 was elected president of the Iowa State Medical Society. He advanced the eye ear nose and throat clinic in the university hospitals.
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Vienna
London
General Hospital No. 64
Iowa State Medical Society
Final sale of Bank of Waucoma assets in West Union
West Union reports the final sale of assets from the Bank of Waucoma, closed ten years ago. Three farms totaling 400 acres sold for 12,900 dollars, fourteen acres of timberland for 250, a two story brick business building for 1,800, paper assets of 34,097 value brought 289, and depositors will receive 65 percent when the final dividend is paid.
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West Union
Bank of Waucoma
Waucoma
River Traffic Sets Late Season Record
The Towboat W A Sheppard of Central Barge Co. led a convoy of eight coal barges past the Pontoon Bridge at McGregor on a post sunset run to St. Paul. The upper Mississippi usually freezes early in December and, with lights off and buoys removed in November, navigators rely on pilotage as in Mark Twain times.
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McGregor
Upper Mississippi
W A Shepard
Central Barge Company
St. Paul
Mississippi
Upper River
Mark Twain
Des Moines Boy Dies of Sleeping Sickness
Des Moines AP reported Robert McManus 10 son of Mr and Mrs Walter R McManus died Thursday from encephalitis also called sleeping sickness after five days of illness his father said
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Des Moines
Robert McManus
Walter R McManus
Webster Youth Fined For Reckless Driving Appeal
Charles Lown 22 of Webster found guilty of reckless driving by a justice court jury. Justice Mitts fined him 50 dollars plus 5345 dollars in court costs. Lown appealed to district court and set appearance bond at 300 dollars.
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Sigourney
Charles Lown
Webster
Justice Court
Justice of Peace
John Mitts
Lown
District Court
Justice Mitts
Beer Revenue Drops as Cigaret Tax Rises in Des Moines
The Iowa state tax commission reports November beer revenue of 82 663 25 dollars versus 86 848 19 prior year. Permit fees were 1 750 compared with 2 250 last year. Cigaret revenue reached 183 062, about 735 more than November last year.
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Des Moines
State Tax Commission
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