Radio and TV Musical Guests On Wednesday Programs
Radio by Nadine Subotnik lists Jean Tennyson Jan Peerce and Robert Weede performing selections from Rose Marie The Firefly and The Vagabond King Also Lige from Friml operettas Joen Tennyson Three Winged Victory cast members Peter Lind Hayes Henry Slate and Richard Travis will appear J C Flippen hosts Battle of the Sexes at 7 30 pm over KXEL Freddy Martin's Bandwagon closes the current series at 8 pm over Blue and KXEL Alan Ladd guest stars on Eddie Cantor Time to Smile at 8 pm over WHO Kay Kyser starts four desert training broadcasts at 9 pm over NBC Gibson O Neil and Petrillo bow in at 11 05 pm over CBS and WMT Ginny Simms guests Home Front Matinee Thursday at 3 pm over CBS Alfred Drake emcee of the Monday through Friday feature.
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Jean Tennyson
Jan Peerce
Robert Weede
CBS
WMT
Lige
Rudolf Friml
Army Air Forces
Peter Lind Hayes
Henry Slate
Richard Travis
Air Force
J. C. Flippen
KXEL
Freddy Martin
Blue
Alan Ladd
Eddie Cantor
Gibson
O'Neil
Petrillo
Paul Gibson
Danny O'Neil
Caesar Petrillo
Ginny Simms
Alfred Drake
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour Across Stations
A dense listing outlines broadcasts from WMT CBS WHO NBC KXEL and WGN for December 9 1913 including morning shows News bulletins The schedule features hosts Jolly Joe Vic Lindlahr and Eddie Cantor with programs like Breakfast Club Reveille and Farmer themes plus music segments and varietys across the day at 7 30 a m to 12 30 p m and into afternoon.
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WMT
WGN
Jolly Joe
Sam Morris
Stan
Reveille
KXEL
Sun. Patrol
Jim
Mary Miles
Lem & Marth
Vic Lindlahr
Jane Foster
WMT PF. Voclker
Lora Lawton
Valiant Lads
Drea'er Lone
Kxel Rangers
Knel Sarais
Vic and
Sade
WIT
David Harum
Jenny
KXNEL
1540 Club
Judg & Jane
Kate Smith
Carter
Judy & Jane
Sweet River
Helen Trent
Holler
Johnny Betts
WMT Melodiers
Daiy
Farman
Grant
Owen Cowboys
WHO Farm
Jerry & Zek
Drele
Woolf
Happy Hainew
Farm Bureau Tactics Challenged by Davis At Convention
Chester C. Davis, president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve, told the Farm Bureau convention that the federation has failed to persuade nonfarmers and the press of its policies. He urged a clear wartime price stand, a program to hold farm costs, and emphasized public trust over wealth. He warned postwar policy depends on broader national cooperation and industry labor shifts.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chester C. Davis
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
Davis
American Farm Bureau
Reserve Bank
National Administration
Marvin Jones
War Food Administration
Turkey
OPA
WFA
OES
Farm Bureau
Radio programming highlights and schedule snippet
A fragmentary listing shows radio stations KXEL WMT WHO WGN and KNEL airing a dense afternoon to evening schedule. Programs include dramas Perkin and Stella Dallas, news briefings, music blocks, soap operas, and live talk segments across multiple stations with varied start times.
Board Buys Heat Control System for Jail and Courthouse
Linn county board of supervisors authorized the purchase of a Marsh automatic heat control system for the courthouse and county jail for 1987 dollars. George W. Turner of Cedar Rapids supplied the system. Iowa Electric Light and Power will charge up to 3300 dollars annually under the current heating contract. The board estimates saving about 1,400,000 pounds of steam yearly through the system.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
George W. Turner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
An Iowa Bachelor Perishes in Fire
Guy Work, 62, a bachelor, died in a house fire in Kanawha. Coroner Kenneth F. Boughton ruled the death accidental after an inquest. Officials believe the blaze started from an overheated stove.
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Iowa
Kanawha (Ap
Guy Work
Kenneth F. Boughton
Byrnes urges inflation fight and public subsidies hold
War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes warned Americans to blunt inflation with firm policy. In a Pearl Harbor radio address he urged maintaining subsidies, curb wage pressure, and boost savings and taxes while praising mobilization gains. He cited the 150,000th airplane and warned of future battles.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Pearl Harbor
Congress
America
Hitler
Hirohito
War and Navy
Hagan Estate Trust Income All to Go to Drake, Court Rules
Judge Lou Ladd ruled the William Penn college no longer exists and Drake University should receive the entire income from the Lot tie R. Hagan trust. The will had split income between Drake and William Penn college for scholarships, with a clause directing total to the survivor if one ceased.
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Hagan
Drake
DES Moines
Lou Ladd
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Drake University
Penn College
Lottie R. Hagan
Los Angeles
Governor pardons former convict who joined army on parole
Governor B. B. Hickenlooper granted Iowa’s first pardon to Marvin Wessling, paroled in May 1941 after larceny conviction in Poweshiek county. He enlisted in the army the same day, earned an honorable discharge, and received a medical discharge on October 30. The action follows a recent legislative change.
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Des Moines
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Armed Services
Marvin Wessling
Poweshiek County
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Law Grants Full Pardon to Paroled Prisoners in Military Service
A new law provides that prisoners released on parole who later serve in the armed forces will receive full pardons upon their honorable discharge. The measure aims to acknowledge service and restore rights after military duty.
Allied Air Raids Step Up On Cape Gloucester New Britain
Allied Liberator and Mitchell bombers dropped 150 tons on Cape Gloucester in an eighth straight day raid in the western New Britain area. The operation followed with Thunderbolt escort and four straight days totaling 547 tons, as MacArthur reports ongoing Wareo fighting near Finschhafen on the Huon peninsula.
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Allied Headquarters
Southwest Pacific
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Wareo
Huon Peninsula
New Guinea
Finschhafen
Woman Who Kept Baby to Be Given Mental Examination
In Chicago AP report, 24 year old Mrs. Marjorie Mittleberger faces a mental exam after not returning a 3 month old to his mother. Case moved to Dec 20 in domestic relations court. charge lowered to disorderly conduct after the mother Mrs. Bateman said she allowed the visit. Police traced mother and child to Passavant Hospital where the infant had fallen ill.
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Chicago
Marjorie Mittleberger
Mary Bateman
Victor A. Kula
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RSEL
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Ews
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Ray Anderson
Gazette Farm Cditor
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Robert Woede Baritens
George Sebastian
Celanesese Corporation of America
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Perkins
Ginsburgh
Long Shop
Melody Lane
Neblet
Eed
Malone
Finchville
Stella Dallas
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Goldbergs
Widder Brown
Higgins Boys
Aramis
WGN New
Portia
Boo Becker
Farrell
Dick Ras
Nelson War Punemen
Terry
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Dixon
Sugar Creek
Scott
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Henson
WGN Safety Legion
J Armstrong
WMT World Today
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Sunny Sue
Maureen Canavan
Sue
Ranch Boys
Herb Erickson
The
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