Alan Young Show Moves toFriday Schedule on ABC and KXEL
The Alan Young show shifts to the 8 to 8 30 p m Friday slot on ABC and KXEL with Glamor Girl Rita Hayworth as guest for the first broadcast. The Four Chicks and Chuck perform with an orchestra led by George Wyle. Perry Como hosts an all‑request Supper Club at 6 and 10 p m on NBC with WHO carrying the late broadcast.
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Alan Young
ABC
KXEL
Alan
Rita Hayworth
Four Chicks
Chuck
George Wyle
Perry Como
NBC
Radio Schedule Chronology for February 9, 1946
Detailed hour by hour listing of radio programs across stations WGN KXEL WMT WHO and others for Saturday February 9, 1946. Includes morning shows, news, music, dramas, and variety programs with host names and times.
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Ginny Simms
Harkness
WGN
T Farm Forum
WHO Farm
WMT Garden Gate
Ellleen Barton
WGN News
Kxel Serenade
Voice of
Fa, HO
WGN Opry House
Kxel Land O' Corp
WMT
KXEL
EXNEL
Mystery House Exel
Bob'é Stern Usic
KXEF
Lindbergh Fires on Japanese Plane in Collier's Tale
Col. Charles MacDonald recounts Lindbergh diving and firing on a Sonia type Japanese plane as two P-38s run low on ammunition. Lindbergh, a civilian observer for United Aircraft, allegedly flew 50 fighter missions and helped stretch range and bomber reach by teaching gas conservation.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles MacDonald
Collier’s Magazine
Lindbergh
United Aircraft Corporation
MacDonald
Danny Miller
Miller
Sonia
Pacific
Noah Mason
R-Nl
George C. Kenney
Far Eastern Air Forces
New York CIO Cancels Two-Hour Strike Plan
Saul Mills of the Greater New York CIO council announced that a two hour work stoppage by CIO members in sympathy with Western Union strikers, set for Monday from 4 to 6 p.m., has been canceled after CIO President Philip Murray disapproved. Murray warned the action could hurt strikers in steel, auto, electrical and telegraph industries.
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NEW York
INS
Saul Mills
Greater New York Cio Council
CIO
Western Union
Philip Murray
Murray
Steel
Skeels Begins Study of 85 Eldora Boys at Anamosa
Dr. Harold Skeels, psychologist for the Iowa state board, starts personality inventories and interviews with 85 boys held in the annex of the Anamosa reformatory after transfer from Eldora for behavior difficulties. Some may return to Eldora or be referred to psychiatric study. others could be kept under specialized treatment.
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NBC
WMAQ
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Ralph Edwards
Roy Rogers
Mitchell Boys
James Doolittle
Elbert K. Fretwell
Boy Scout
Los Angeles
Anamosa
Harold Skeels
State Board of Control
State Training School
Eldora
Foss Davis
Reformatory
E. W. Carlsen
Des Moines
Skeels
Iowa City
F. N. Cooper
Eldora Institution
Davis
Explosion Rocks Heart of London Damaging Bomb Detonates
A buried bomb fuse at St James Park exploded shaking Buckingham Palace and the Commons. The TNT charge destroyed the device with steam melting its core. no fatalities were reported. United Nations delegates at Church House were startled but resumed meetings.
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St. James Park
Buckingham Palace
House of Commons
United Nations
Church House
Westminster Abbey
Ottumwa Girl Killed In Automobile Crash
Funeral services were held for Wavilee Conrad 23 of Ottumwa who died from injuries after the car she rode in overturned between Alton and St Louis. She was a secretary in the comptroller's office at Principia College Alton and had attended the University of Iowa and William Woods Junior College.
Russia charges British troops in Indonesia shake UN crisis
In a Security Council session, Dmitri Manuilski accused British and Indian troops of aiding Japanese forces to suppress Indonesian nationalists. Bevin and Van Kleffens challenged the claim, while Syria and Lebanon urged immediate evacuation of British and French troops. The council adjourned without action.
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United Nations Security Council
Russia
Netherlands East Indies
Ernest Bevin
Dmitri Manuilski
Indonesia
Douglas MacArthur
Bevin
Manuilski
Security Council
United States
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Greece
Syria
Lebanon
Andrei I. Vishinsky
Britain
Japan
UNO
Plane Crashes on Chicago South Side Killing Two
Two Army aviators died when a training plane crashed and burned in a Chicago South Side yard near an elementary school. The AT-6, based at Chicago Municipal Airport, exploded, flames reaching 50 feet but missing nearby homes. Capt. George Marshall and Lt. Walter Koenig were the victims. One wing finished two feet from a porch. another wing was four feet from a house. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and no homes were damaged. A stray line at the end mentions a proton as much smaller than an electron but heavier.
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Chicago
Chicago Municipal
George Marshall
North Hollywood
Calif
Walter Koenig
Louis Hubbard
Senate Set to Vote Saturday on FEPC Gag Measure
The Senate agreed to a Saturday vote on limiting debate to end the southern filibuster against the permanent Fair Employment Practices bill. Southern senators expect a two thirds vote to fail FEPC. if defeated FEPC supporters would drop the bill. Leader Barkley opened procedures after a day of talks, with Republican Leader White opposing cloture.
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Washington
Senate
FEPC
Alben W. Barkley
Wallace H. White, Jr
Maine
Will Mail War Ballots in April
The Iowa war ballot commission will supply a war ballot option for the June 3 primary. A rubber stamp will mark regular ballots for service members, with envelopes provided for mailing. Requests for war ballots remain required to include party affiliation.
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DES Moines
Iowa War Ballot Commission
Ropes
Fire destroys home of Kirchoff Ice Cream president
A basement fire destroyed the home of Ed Kirchhoff, president of Kirchhoff Ice Cream Company, in Maquoketa on Thursday. Jewelry of unestimated value was not recovered from the ruins.
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Maquoketa
Ed Kirchhoff
Kirchhoff Ice Cream Company
Florida Barge Canal Blocked by House Veto Move
The House stripped $15 million for the cross Florida canal from a war department civil functions appropriation. Rep. Engel argued the canal would cost over a billion dollars and the chamber refused to add any new projects to the committee bill. The action leaves the Florida barge canal unfunded as the measure heads to the Senate.
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War Department
Senate
Florida
Rep
Engel
R-Mich
House
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Lehman asks UN aid to ease global food crisis
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration director Herbert H. Lehman appealed to the United Nations Assembly in London for aid. He urged actions to prompt exporting nations to increase supplies and consuming countries to use imports and domestic stocks wisely amid shortages of bread, grains, rice, and fats.
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INS
Herbert H. Lehman
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United Nations Assembly
London
Lehman
Trygve Lie
UNO
Lie
UNRRA
UNRRA Chief Urges Sacrifices Over Grain and Fat Shortage
The UNRRA head warns that drastic measures fail to secure enough supplies for liberated areas and other countries. He calls for continued sacrifices to spare millions in Europe and Asia, noting Australia, Canada, the UK and the US have agreed to careful use of grains and fats.
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Asia
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
United States
UNRRA
School Burns as Principal Leads Pupils to Safety
In Atlanta the Mt Vernon elementary school burned completely after Miss Bessie Elton, the principal and teacher, calmly led 150 children to safety. She directed students to exit as smoke was detected, turning an apparent play period into an orderly evacuation. One firefighter was injured.
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Atlanta, Ga
INS
Atlanta
Bessie Elton
Mt. Vernon
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