Christmas Music Night Highlighted By Great Moments in Music
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports that the Great Moments in Music program airs at 9 pm Wednesday on CBS and WMT featuring soprano Jean Tennyson tenor Jan Peerce and baritone Robert Weede. The concert includes God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Ave Maria Oh Holy Night and Silent Night conducted by George Sebastian.
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CBS
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Jean Tennyson
Jan Peerce
Robert Weede
George Sebastian
Joan Tennyson
Jen Peerce
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour for December 20 1944
Radio listings for WMT WHO WGN EXEL KXEL and others outline evening and morning programs across stations with hosts, dramas, news, quizzes, and music. Multiple time slots show show names like Easy Aces Inner Sanctum Cisco Kid and Farm Forum, plus news and weather segments across December 20 1944.
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MBS
WBBM
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Easy Aces
Holl
EXEL
Eddie Cantor
Dunninger
Cisco Kid
WMT Farm Forum
Bis
Perry Major
Granit
Terry's Party
Owen Cowbin
Paula
Radio Schedule Snippet From WMT WGN KXEL Listings
A fragmented broadcast grid shows multiple 2:30 to 5:30 pm slots across stations WMT WGN KXEL with programs, hosts, and guest names including Judy and Jane Stella Dallas Joyce Jordan and Jimmie Allen, plus music and news blocks.
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Ido Allen
KXEL
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Wmt
Long Shop
Stella Dallas
WGN Johnsons
Kxel Ramblers
Goldbergs
Lorenzo Jane
E. Winters
AnnaSpain
Sweet & Swing
WGN Music Mart
Kxel Victory
Waz
Chang World
Pe Farrel
Harrigan
Stanley Dixon
Exel Terry
I. P.m
Jimmie Allen
EL J Armstrong
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Tom Mix
Iowan Leads B-29s In Raid on Hankow
Major Don Humphrey of Postville Iowa led a Superfortress squadron on his tenth mission in a raid on Hankow China. He reported that enemy fighters avoided engaging the B 29s though a few pilots hit some of the planes.
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British Concession On Ethiopian Issue
Washington report says Great Britain surrendered its right to keep troops in Ethiopia except where both governments agree on border regions. British troops in two Ethiopian provinces drew criticism as Ethiopians felt war danger had passed. Congressman Len Guffey criticized the situation.
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UNRRA Withdraws Part of Greece Mission
UNRRA director general Herbert H. Lehman announced that fighting in Greece forced a temporary withdrawal of a substantial portion of the UNRRA mission after several staff members were wounded in the line of duty.
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Herbert H. Lehman
UNRRA
Greece
War salvage programs may continue after peace and Japan defeat
The Office of War Information says tin can salvage and waste paper demand will stay high after victory, while drives for fats and iron steel remain unfinished. Rubber aluminum silk nylon hosiery and old clothing have ended, while rag collection still runs without national emphasis.
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Japan
Office of War Information
One Balloon Scare Leads to Another
Army and Navy authorities were flooded with calls about a white balloon at 6,000 feet with dangling objects suspected as explosives. Lt. P. R. Kinchfield confirmed it was a weather balloon with radio equipment hanging from it.
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Steinhardt Approved As Envoy to Czechs
The Senate unanimously confirmed Laurence A. Steinhardt of New York as ambassador to the exiled Czechoslovak government in London, while already serving as ambassador to Turkey.
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Postwar Rivers and Harbors Bill Killed in Senate Adjournment
The half billion dollar postwar rivers and harbors bill was killed Tuesday night as the Senate adjourned without reconsidering a controversial report on its fate.
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Washington
Senate
Himmler Takes Command on Rhine Front in Alsace
Allied reports say Heinrich Himmler, the German home front dictator, has assumed personal command of forces holding a Rhine bridgehead in southern Alsace. He reportedly set up headquarters on the east bank of the Rhine as part of German defense in the area.
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Himmler
Chaplin Denies Joan Barry Charges in Court
Hollywood notes report Charlie Chaplin vehemently denied intimate relations with Joan Barry, asserting no crime and recounting Barry visiting his home on December 23, 1942, amid testy cross examination during the paternity case.
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Charlie Chaplin
Joan Barry
Henry M. Willis
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Chaplin
Joseph Scott
Witness recounts guest room submission and disappearance
The transcript shows a man named Chapin stating he allowed a woman to sleep in the guest room and provided nightclothes, with no sight of her until the next morning. Scott presses him, asking if he saw her again that night, to which Chapin replies no.
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British Admiral Fraser Arrives for Strategy Talks with Nimitz
Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser arrives at Pearl Harbor to confer with Admiral Chester W. Nimitz on grand strategy for coordinated efforts to defeat Japan. Meeting announced officially Tuesday night.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Japan
Rundstedt Reported Slightly Wounded, Dissatisfied With Offensive
Swedish press report says Field Marshal Karl von Rundstedt was slightly wounded and unhappy about the German west offensive. Dispatch claims he resisted starting the assault until Hitler supposedly gave orders, with Himmler cited as issuing the counter-offensive.
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Germany
McNutt Plans Europe Tour for Front Inspection
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt will depart soon for Europe to conduct a first-hand inspection of the western front, it was learned Tuesday.
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Paul V. McNutt
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