Kay Kyser's College of Music and Knowledge gains guest stars
Kay Kyser's radio show enters its tenth year with a rebranded format The College of Music and Knowledge will feature guest stars instead of audience contestants The current slate includes Lauritz Melchior and Marilyn Maxwell The New York run starts at 9 30 pm on NBC WHO with Kay and a stable cast of Har ry Babbitt Ish Kabibble the Campus Kids Jack Martin and Ferdie Froghammer.
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Kay Kyser
Blackhawk
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Kay
College
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College of Musical Knowledge
College of Music and Knowledge
New York
Lauritz Melchior
Met
Richard
Marilyn Maxwell
Nbc-Who
Harry Babbitt
Ish Kabibble
Jack Martin
Ferdie Froghammer, JR
When the Blackhawk
Chicago
Radio and TV Weeknight Lineup Features Sinatra Vacation Plans
A three week break for Frank Sinatra on radio is set to begin Wednesday night with Jack Carson leading a CBS WMT lineup. Other guests include Olga San Juan and Hildegarde while Oscar Levant and Dinah Shore shows also air. Wisconsin plans seven state FM stations forming a new network with booster links. A Cedar Rapids PTA dramatization, TF TENRY Dingle for President, appears on WMT at 4 30 Thursday.
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Jack Carson
Jack
Cbs-Wmt
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Diane Powell
The
Pied Pipers
Axel Stordahl
Ther
Olga San Juan
Jack Smith
CBS
WMT
Hildegarde
Wisconsin
WHA
University of Wisconsin
TF Tenry Dingle
Cedar Rapids P.T.A. Council
Radio Council
ST. E. Radloff
Sam Nassif
Richard D. Ryan
Max Hahn
Anthony Scolaro
M. Nassif
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment 1947
Hour by hour listings for February 5 1947 and February 6 1947 cover KXEL WGN WMT broadcasts. Programs include The Dennis Day Show News Sports and Mystery features with music and talk by various hosts.
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KXEL
Hatchine
Melody Parac
WGN
Bradley
WMT
News
Jack Smitt
Kaltenboorn
Lum
Abi
Dennis Day
Jack Carso
Skip Farrer
Willie Piper
Radio Schedule Highlights From Early Evening
A compact guide lists upcoming radio programs and time slots featuring hosts and shows across stations KXEL WGN WMT WHO and others. Featured programs include Perry Mason Ma Perkins Heart Desire Musicale Stella Dalla Speak Up and Sky King plus news and special features with performers like Buck Rogers and Captain Midnight.
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WGN
Ranners
WMT
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Ava Johnson
Penner
Young
Heart Desire
Mrs. Burton
KXEL
Tom Bart
Stella Dalla
1540
Eddy
Widder Bro
Portia
Fin Ainter
Rick Tracy
Pr. Farrell
Buck Rogers
Harrigan
Superman
Rubber Strike Threat Grows as Talks Break Off
In Cincinnati the CIO United Rubber Workers vow to step up bargaining pressure after wage talks with Goodrich Goodyear Firestone and U S Rubber break down over a 26 cent an hour demand. The union leaves a door open for renewed negotiations while warning of a possible strike affecting about 100000 workers.
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Cincinnati
INS
Cio-United Rubber
UAW
U. S. Buckmaster
Akron
Goodrich
Goodyear
Firestone
U. S
WRW
Big Four
Eisler Arrested As Enemy Alien
Gerhardt Eisler described as Russia’s No 1 spy in the United States was arrested by federal authorities on the enemy alien act charge. He was taken from his Woodside Long Island home to MisYeland for possible deportation. Eisler’s arrest occurred hours before a House committee appearance and may affect questioning. One and a half pounds of peanuts yields about one pound of kernels.
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INS
Gerhardt Eisler
Louis Budenz
Russia
United States
House An American Committee
Washington
Hisler
Tom Clark
Woodside
L. I
Mis Yeland
Misley
Tavi Berger
Brooklyn
U. S
J. Vincent Keogh
New York Harbor
Eisler
Sol H. Cohen
Keogh
House
Soviets Bar Marriages to German Girls
In Berlin a Russian spokesman says Soviet soldiers may not marry German women under any circumstances and will be jailed or sent home for violating rules. Despite official bans, relations continue, with German women now more cautious after postwar experience and mass sexual violence earlier, while Russian families in Germany outnumber other Allied nationalities.
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INS
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Ivan
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Germany
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Serges
Reich
Boy Survives Night in Open Air Ice Box
A year-old boy missing since Monday afternoon was found Tuesday morning in a large ice box on his family's back porch. Doctors report his hands and feet were not frozen despite sub zero temperatures all night. Patrick, one of ten children, claimed he entered the box while playing and the wind slammed the door shut. The father John T. Burns discovered him after an all night search.
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Minneapolis
John T. Burns
Patrick
Bad Weather Grounds Byrd Exploratory Group Planes
Bad weather and fog grounded all three American Antarctic exploratory groups Monday at Little America. Zero visibility halted flight across the pole. engineers work to convert six R-4 D transports for ski landings while a wooden bridge over the Bay of Whales ice is reinforced for supply trips.
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Bay of Whales
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Little
Scientist says cheap atomic bombs are possible now
Washington AP report quotes Dr. J bes Rush asserting bombs can be built on a shoe string of cost relative to earlier efforts. He cites Hanford and Chalk River as capable sites and notes Oak Ridge is not needed for production though useful for peacetime energy.
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Washington
J. Bes Rush
Hanford
Wash
Chalk River
Oak Ridge, Tenn
One Killed Six Injured In Bus Snowplow Collision
A Washington Motor Coach bus crashed into a state highway department snowplow eight miles west of the Snoqualmie Pass summit, killing one man and injuring six others late Tuesday.
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North Bend
Wash
Washington
State Highway Department
Snoqualmie Pass
Pasteeth Alkaline Tooth Plate Paste Advertisement
False teeth slip wobble or annoy during meals. Sprinkle Pasteeth powder on plates for firmer comfortable hold. No sour taste or aftertaste. Helps reduce plate odor and breath concerns. Available at general stores.
Lilienthal Defends Democracy in Senate Hearing on AEC Nomination
David Lilienthal testifies on the Senate joint committee on atomic energy confirming his nomination as AEC chair. He denounces communism as contrary to democratic ideals of individual integrity while fielding questions from Sen. McKellar about his beliefs, heritage, and family.
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Washington
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
TVA
McKellar
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