Evening Radio Schedule Highlights for February 1944
Radio listings show programs across WMT WGN WHO KXEL EXEL and more for Tuesday February 7 1944 with hour by hour lineups including Cuff and Hele World News Draft readings Bob Hope Fibber McGee and Molly Judy Canova and Stella Dallas among others featuring local stations and national classics across morning afternoon and evening slots.
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Ronald Colman
NBC
Ginny Simms
Judy
Duffy
Cuff
Hele
WGN
Bradley Kxel Higgins
WHO World News
H. James Ogn
Bob Ripsey
Exel Lum, Abner
WMT
Judy Canova
Pick
Pat Exel
Bob Hope
E. Howard
KXEL
Swi
Japanese Atrocity Claims Dubious and Propaganda
Washington officials bracket Tokyo's broadcasts as propaganda. The United States has filed nearly 100 protests over Japanese war crimes and abuses, while Tokyo cites minor complaints from internees and defends treatment of prisoners and camps. Dillon S. Myer rejects atrocities by the War Relocation Authority amid camp disturbances.
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Washington
Japan
Bataan
Corregidor
State
Navy
Tokyo
United States
Berlin
New Zealand
Red Cross
Vatican
Dillon S. Myer
War Relocation Authority
Army Navy Tests Set In Cedar Rapids Schools
The third army navy qualifying test for the Army Specialized Training Program and the Navy V-12 program will be conducted in all Cedar Rapids high schools at 9 a.m. on March 15, announced Tuesday by Superintendent Arthur Deamer. Eligibility requires ages 17 to 21 inclusive and high school graduation or graduation by July 1 1944.
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Cedar Rapids
Arthur’ Deamer
Burns and Allen Radio Show Promises Answers Tonight
Witty rumors swirl around Gracie Allen and Adolphe Menjou with George Burns and Verree Teasdale in the spotlight. The radio host teases a playful take on a legendary trio and a potential quartet, promising laughs and sharp banter on WMT at 8 PM.
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Edward Bowes
Amateur Hour
Duffy
KXEL
Adolphe Menjou
Veree Teasdale
WMT
Walt Disney
Gracie
George Burns
Verree Teasdale
Wuxtra
Gracie Allen
Tax Bill Sent By Congress To President
The new 2.315 billion dollar revenue bill, spokesman for higher taxes by ending the earned income credit, was approved by Congress and sent to President Roosevelt. It raises taxes across the board, preserves a one percent social security tax, and includes a six member war contracts board.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Treasury
Incorporated
War and Navy Departments
Robert L. Coughton
D-N.c
Ways and Means Committee
Julius Black Heads Farm Experimenters
Julius Black of Ames was elected president of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association at the group's annual meeting. Milford Beeghley of Pierson, William Eno of Sheffield, and Joe Robinson of Ames were chosen for other offices with Robinson re-elected secretary treasurer.
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AMES
Julius Black
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
The
Experiment Association
Iowa State College
Black
Milford Beeghley
Pierson
William Eno
Sheffield
Joe Robinson
Roosevelt orders seizure of Fall River textile plants
President Roosevelt instructed Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson to seize seven textile plants in Fall River Massachusetts on Monday due to labor disturbances. The action aims to stabilize operations and curb unrest affecting production.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Fall Rivers
Mass
Burns to Head New WLB Agency Burns to Lead Agency
Robert K. Burns resigns as sixth regional War Labor board chairman to direct the national WLB’s new division of board agencies. He keeps chair of the newspaper wage panel and leads commissions for daily newspapers and nine other industry groups with final wage decision authority.
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Chicago
Robert K. Burns
Sixth
Regional War Labor Board
National
WLB
National Board
Burns
West Coast Lumber
Nonferrous Metals
Detroit Tool and Die
War Shipbuilding Commission
War Shipping Panel
Wage Adjustment Board
Iowa Packers to Aid Farmers Compelled To Move by March 1
A. J. Loveland said Iowa meat packers will assist farmers who must move by March 1 and cannot market hogs before moving. County AAA committees will contact packers to arrange special plant consideration for affected farmers and coordinate with the state AAA committee. The packers pledged to do what they can despite tight schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. J. Loveland
Iowa
Triple-A
Loveland
AAA
Farm Recruitment Bill Advances for 1944 Labor Needs
Congress approved a conference report allocating 30 million dollars to the War Food administration to recruit farm labor for harvesting the 1944 crops. The Senate backed the measure by voice vote shortly after House approval, sending the bill to the White House for president signature.
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Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
War Food Administration
White House
Evans Quits Chicago Sun as Marshall Field Takes Over
Chicago Sun announces publisher Silliman Evans resigns and is succeeded by Marshall Field the editor and owner. Evans also owns the Nashville Tennessean and maintains residence in Nashville.
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Silliman Evans
Chicago Sun
Chicago
Marshall Field
Evans
Nashville Tennessean
Nashville
53 West Side Men Leave to Enter Service
Linn county selective service board No. 2 lists 53 men inducted into the army navy and marines. The group includes 27 in the army 23 in the navy and three in the marines with standard United Service Aides gifts. Names and addresses are given for many inductees across multiple streets and avenues in Des Moines and nearby areas.
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West Side
Linn County
Probate Notice for Anna Smid Will in Cedar Rapids
Notice is given that on February 1, 1944 at 10:00 AM the Last Will of Anna Smid, late of Lowanaellen County, will be heard in the District Court at the Cedar Rapids Court House Iowa for proof and admission to probate. Arthur Axmear, Clerk of District Court.
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Lowanaellen
Anna Smid
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Allied air strikes sink 34 Japanese barges and vessels
Advanced Allied Headquarters reports American bombers sank 34 barges and one coastal vessel along New Guinea's northern coast in two attacks Sunday at Wewak and Hansa Bay. Mitchell and Boston bombers hit two enemy bases, raising total to eight ships and 48 barges in two days.
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Allied Headquarters
New Guinea
New Guinean
Wewak
Hansa Bay
Mitchell
Boston
Admiralty Islands
Rabaul
Momote
Los Negros Island
New Britain Island
Cape Gloucester
Cape Gauffre
Bergen Bay
Natamo Point
Gloucester
Huon Penionte
Saidor
Army Air Force
Raoul
Notice of Probate for John Sanket in Linn County
Probate hearing set in Cedar Rapids Iowa for the Last Will and Testament and Codicil of John Sanket deceased. District Court will determine proof and admission to probate with hearing to occur February 1944. Stewart Holmes attorney filed in Linn County.
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