Radio Stars Shine as Variety Shows Dominate Schedule
NBC CBS and NBC plan a busy lineup with Fred Allen Louella Parsons and Eddie Cantor guests while Beatrice Fairfax appears on Chase's Penthouse Party. News briefs and wartime updates cap the half hour as Erskine Caldwell Rex Stout and Elsa Maxwell headline upcoming programs.
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Fred Allen
Louella Parsons
Jack Wilson
University of Oklahoma
Eddie Cantor
Joan Blondell
WMT
Eddie
Radio Schedule Snapshot December 10 1981 Evening Time
Hour by hour program grid lists WGN WMT WLS WHO and other stations with shows from News Roundup to Lux Radio Theatre. Entries include Mr Keen Goodson The Lone Ranger Captain Midnight The Green Hornet and numerous soap operas and music programs across channels WGN WMT WLS WENR and WHO.
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Big Town
WGN Ca
WGN
Ann
WMT
Fulton Lewis
Reynole
World Today
Chicago
Burling
Tolt
Armstrong
Monroe
Courtney
Wells
WENR
Globetrotte
B. Goodman
G. Williams
Breese C
R. Ramos
A. Kassel
R. Himbert
Howe
B. Smith
Howard
A.m. Ies Brown
Teasden
WLS Playhouse
WLS
Millwheel
Bess Johnson
Myrt
Marge
Charles Hamp
Levis
Bach
Grant
Linda
Jane Tucker
Daugh
Jack Turner
Mary Marlin
Harm
Hearts
Morn
Toby
Susie
Vee
Lone Journey
Jenny
David Harum
Kate Smith
Hughes
Martha Helen
Judy
Iowa University and Iowa State Radio Highlights
Radio schedule from Iowa institutions lists University of Iowa WSUI and Ames WOL among others with programs such as News at 9 15 a m Bookshop Bookshelf and Religion Hymntime. Area stations include Wesleyan and Prof Roberts broadcasts plus sports reports and homemaker segments.
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the Educational Institutions of the
State of
Iowa
University of Iowa
Lows State College
Wsul
Iowa City
Ames
F Mott
Wesleyan
Roberts
Marshalltown Boy Killed After Toys Lead to Truck Wheel
Eugene Earnest, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Earnest, died Tuesday noon in Marshalltown after being pushed into the rear wheels of a truck driven by C. M. Huff of State Center. Police say the boy fell while scuffling with other children. He leaves his parents and two sisters.
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Marshalltown
Eugene Earnest
Norris Earnest
C. M. Huff
State Center
Young Earnest
Expanded Draft Aims At 18 To 44 Age Pool
Washington reports the War Department plans to ask Congress to raise Selective Service age limits from 21 28 to 18 44, enlarging the manpower pool from 8 million to 28 million. Congress moves to allow retention of all service members for the war duration and to lift Western hemisphere use restrictions for selectees and guardsmen. Senate and House committees back bills extending service and ending 30 month limits. Senator Edwin Johnson cautions overreach.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Hemisphere
Japan
House
White House
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Senate Military Affairs Committees
Western Hemisphere
United States
Edwin Johnson
Tobruk Freed From East Attacks as British Take West Point
British troops reportedly captured a point west of Ed Duda, freeing Tobruk garrison from eastern attacks. The move places the position about 10 miles south of Tobruk. Mobile columns attacked German lines west of Tobruk but met limited resistance as the Germans regroup for renewed heavy fighting.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ed Duda
Tobruk
FBI to Gather All Data on Enemy Aliens Nationwide
Attorney General Francis Biddle urged state governors to direct police to turn over all information about Japanese, German, and Italian nationals within their jurisdictions to local FBI offices.
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FBI
Washington
INS
Francis Biddle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mexican Troops to Move Through U S to Lower California
The United States authorized Mexican troops to transit U S territory from Nogales Arizona to Tijuana Lower California to reinforce the defense of that Mexican region. The State Department hailed the move as hemispheric cooperation and said Washington would offer every courtesy and assistance.
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United States
Mexico
Lower California
State Department
Nogales
Ariz
Tia Juana
Lower
Calif
California
Urges Seizure of French Possessions in Hemisphere
Senator Stewart calls for immediate seizure of Martinique French Guiana and all soil capable of hosting enemy aircraft to deter Axis attacks on the eastern seaboard. In golf news a nationwide event reports holes in one by five men and one woman among nearly ten thousand players.
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Washington
Stewart
Tenn
Senate
United States
Martinique
French Guiana
Germany
Italy
Des Moines Bureau to Coordinate Civil Defense Efforts
Des Moines central volunteer bureau will become a clearing house for civilians seeking service in civilian defense. Chairman Mrs. Ruth McGregor said activities will be coordinated with the city defense council. More than 200 civilians, mostly women, have registered for defense work.
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Des Moines
Burlington Man Is Prisoner Of Japs
Burlington man Martin Brenneke aged 30 is reported a prisoner of the Japanese. His mother Mrs Herman Brenneke said Tuesday a message from his brother Leslie in San Francisco stated Martin was aboard the Dollar Line steamer President Pierce.
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Burlington
Martin Brenneke
Herman Brenneke
Leslie
San Francisco
Martin
Dollar Line
President Pierce
Engineer Martin Missing at Sea After Coast Conflict
Captured by Japanese forces off the China coast, Martin identified as chief engineer on the Pierce. Friends say he holds a lieutenant's rating in the naval reserve.
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China
Martin
Pierce
Naval Reserve
Eastern Diplomatic Officials Are Safe, State Dept Hears
The State Department reported late Tuesday that American diplomatic and consular officers are safe in Tokio Peiping Shanghai Hongkong and Manila. American citizens and property in besieged Hongkong also are safe according to the department's information.
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State Dept
Washington
State Department
Tokio
Peiping
Shanghai
Hongkong
Manila
Urge Guarding of Iowa Water Supply
Des Moines AP report says Iowa health department urged water works operators in 44 cities with populations over 5 000 to take immediate steps to guard their water supplies against sabotage.
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Des Moines
Iowa Health Department
Production Failure Inexcusable Says Ordnance Official
Col Donald Armstrong executive officer of the Chicago ordnance district told 500 Midwest manufacturers we cannot tolerate flimsy excuses for failing to produce materials needed by the army. He warned the fate of the country is at stake and urged continuing to do the impossible as ordnance manufacturing in the Chicago district nears 580 million dollars and could reach a billion in six months.
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Chicago
Donald Armstrong
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