All Star Holiday Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A special holiday program lineup airs tonight across Columbia network from 9 to 10 p.m with WMT and WBBM carrying portions. Secretaries Wickard and Dr Williams join Fred Allen Bergen and others from Hollywood and New York. Variety Hall debuts at 6:30 p.m. on Blue and WENR with KXEL rebroadcasts. Janet Blair and the Bob Hope gang, Don Ameche, Dorothy Lamour, and Sid Silvers among guests.
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Columbia
WMT
WBBM
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Robert R. Williams
Fred Allen
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Bob Burns
Dorothy Lamour
Jose Iturbi
Don Ameche
Ray Noble
Spike Jones
City Slickers
Hollywood
New York
The
Bakers of America
Star Radio
Charlie Melarthy
Ray Meble
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule for 1983 Station Lineup
Radio listings show WMT NBC CBS WGN KXEL WHO and others with evening programs including News Sport and Variety hour by hour. Notable names include Helen KXEL Judy Canova Gracie Allen Burns and Allen Bob Hope Fibber McGee and more.
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WMT
CBS
WMAQ
NBC
WGN
Bradley
MAS
KXEL
Fae Wenr
WHO
Wnoford
James O
Burling
IGN News
Holber
Helen Kxel
Sut
J. Fidler
WGN Star Theater
Kxel Eyewitness
Ginny Simms
Bic Town
Arthur Hale
Godwi
Gracie Pields
Abner
H. Heidt
Judy Canova
Duffy
G Williams O
Burns & Allen
Heatte
Irving
Radio Schedule Atlas of Afternoon Programs and News
A dense listing from a 1913 radio schedule detailing daytime and evening airings across networks WHO WMT WGN KXEL KXLL etc. including devotions news morning shows plays music serials and advertisements with times ranging from 6:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. featuring hosts and program titles such as Kitty Foyle Barbara and Edith Webbs.
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WMT
WGN
Jerry
Woo
Reveille
KXEL
KXLL
Jolly Joe
Sam Marr
Stan
WNT
Sun
Patrel A.m
Edith Webbs
Lonefellars
Mary Mus
Morni
Wito Lem & Marth
Vic Lindlahr Knel
Jane Foster
Vuelker
Jim Walt
Judy
Jam Krall Tire
Uelon Trent
tHolb
WMT Gal
Johnny Betts
WHO
Grant
Shelley
Owen Cowboys
EXEL
WHO Sonr
WMT H. Haines
WGN Deacon
KXNEL
J_ Jordan
Bondwaron
Bach
WGN News
Holbr
Mary Marlin
Stella Dallas
John Neblett
Lorenzo Jones
Goldbergs
WNO
Widder Brown
Dr. Malone
Kxll Higgins
Ware
Portia
WGN Music Mart
Sea Hound
Dick Tracy
Nelson
Terry
Dixon
Army Planes Bomb Marshall Isles In 12th Straight Day
Army bombers and fighters continued a non stop aerial offensive on the Marshall islands for a 12th day. They attacked Mili atoll three more times Saturday and Sunday and a navy Catalina set afire a large Japanese transport in Kwajalein harbor Saturday night. An air base raid Sunday afternoon damaged air defenses and downed several fighters with losses to American aircraft.
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Pearl Harbor
Marshall Islands
Mili Atoll
Kwajalein Harbor
Chester W. Nimitz
Mili
Midi
Former Marine, 19, Given Life Term On Murder Count
Earl William Hoelscher a 19 year old former marine was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the slaying of Jack T Schaine a Chicago herb salesman. Hoelscher was arrested in Des Moines December 15. Detective Chief Paul Castelline said he confessed to holdups in Des Moines and Kansas City. Schaine's body was found in a Fort Wayne ditch with a .22 caliber bullet in the head. Hoelscher said he killed Schaine after hitchhiking a ride with him.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Earl William Hoelscher
Jack T. Schaine
Chicago
Hoelscher
Des Moines
Paul Castelline
Kansas City
Schaine
State Employes in Lower Pay Bracket To Receive Raises
DES MOINES. Gov. B. B. Hickenlooper said approximately 15 percent of the state's employees would receive cost of living salary increases on Jan 1. Raises would run from 5 to 10 dollars a month, most about 5 or 6 dollars, with few exceptions for those earning 2500 dollars yearly or more. Exceptions cover positions where the state must pay more to attract staff for critical posts like a state chemist and an assistant attorney general.
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Des Moines
B. B. Hickenlooper
Harry D. Linn
John Rankin
Three Men Injured In Fayette County Truck Crash
Special to The Gazette Decorah three Monmouth men were injured when two trucks overturned on Eldorado hill near El Dorado in Fayette County early Monday. John P Coulter suffered a broken leg possibly requiring amputation. Roy W. Smith has a leg fracture. John R. Ashenhurst had minor injuries. All were treated at Decorah hospital by Dr. Horton and Dr. Kuhn.
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Gazette
Decoras
Monmouth
Eldorado Hill
Eldorado
Fayette County
John P Coulter
Roy W. Smith
John R. Ashenhurst
Decorah Hospital
W. R. Horton
L. C. Kuhn
Otto C. Dunlap Dies at 68 Native of Springville
Otto Casper Dunlap, 68, native of Springville and veteran veterinarian, died December 18 in Vivian South Dakota where he had lived 37 years. Born September 27, 1875, he married Bertie Luella Mann September 19, 1900. The couple moved to Vivian in 1906 and were early settlers. Survived by wife and nine children including C. A. and Norman Dunlap of Cedar Rapids. Services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Springville Presbyterian Church.
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Gazette
Springville
Otto Casper Dunlap
Vivian
S. D
Bertie Luella Mann
Annual Meeting Notice for First Trust and Savings Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of First Trust and Savings Bank will be held at its office on Third Street at Twelfth Avenue Southeast Cedar Rapids Iowa on January 11 1944 at 3 00 PM for election of directors and other business. FPJ DVORAK Cashier
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First Trust and Savings Bank
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
County of Linn
Town
McNutt Details Vet Job Reform Labs In Six Cities
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt announced that six city employment offices New Haven St Louis Fort Worth Los Angeles Minneapolis and Philadelphia will become experimental stations next month to reemploy veterans. The centers will test expansion plans to help discharged service men adjust to civilian life as the postwar economy begins to wind down.
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Washington
INS
Paul V. McNutt
United States
WMC
New Haven
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
War Manpower Commission
Winter Wheat Crop Estimated Lower
The agriculture department says the winter wheat harvest for next year is projected at 526,957,000 bushels, down from this year’s 529,606,000 and the ten-year average of 550,181,000. Rye area sown this year is 4,922,000 acres, below prior years and the ten-year average of 6,101,000.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa Winter Wheat Seeding Tops One Hundred Sixty Thousand Acres
Iowa crop reporters estimate 160000 acres seeded to winter wheat this fall while 139000 acres were harvested this year. The projected output from the new planting is 2560000 bushels versus 2919000 bushels harvested this year.
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Toby Nevins
Dolly Good
Norman Ravell
Doris Day
Mary
Jeanne
Betty
Ray Shannon
Nenette Vallon
Joe Lugar
WENR
Herbert Marshall
Charles Laughton
Burns and Allen
Janet Blair
Camp Callen
Calif
Sid Silvers
Lansing Hatfield
Richard Bond
South Pacific
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Sais P.m
Peggy Drake
Don McNeill
Donald Dame
Metropolitan Opera
Lynn Murray
Judith Evelyn
Alice Duer Miller
Horace Mfeidt
Fibber McGee
Nation
Bob Yopesegee
Red Skelton Ae
D. Reid
G. Olson
WGN Hill Sanders
F. Waring O
Lewis
Ugh
Entertainment
Columbia Network
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Bob Hope
RED Skelton
Tomor
WGN World News
Marshall Isles
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Daisy
Otto C. Dunlap
Vivian, S. D
FPJ
Dvorak
NEW Man
Congress
McNutt
Iowa
Agriculture Departments
Iowa Crop Reporting Service
New Trades
Enoh Council
Old Santa
Newman's
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