Radio NOTES AND COMMENT HOB HOPE to Broadcast From Van Nuys
Van Nuys California Tuesday night hosts a fund drive for a war memorial park with a strong guest lineup. Robert Montgomery Clark Dennis and Beryl Davis will appear marking Miss Davis’s American debut on NBC WHO. The program also features Quix Kids with a record of millions of questions and nearly ten million letters. Lincoln’s birthday broadcasts from Springfield and other NBC-WHO shows are noted with guests including Margo Eddie Albert Pat Patrick and Jane Harvey.
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OB Hope
van Nuys
Calif
van Nuys War Memorial Park
Robeee
Robert Montgomery
Clark Dennis
Beryl Davis
Miss Davis
Nbc-Who
Ree Vallee
Jane Harvey
Margo
Eddie Albert
Pat Patrick
Eisel
Twing
Eddie
Milton Berle
Vallee
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule from KXEL February 11 1917
Radio program grid lists daily slots for KXEL along with WHO WGN WMT and others. Evening hours include News Melody Sports quiz and drama shows. Morning and afternoon blocks feature music, soap operas, farm reports, and variety programs across stations.
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KXEL
WGN
Bradley
WMT
Wiio World News
Jack Smith
Einner Davis
Dan
Jimmy Fpidle
Aln
Andy Vallee
WGN Scotland Yar
Will Amos
Andy
Vox
R. Maupin
WGN Philharmonic
Mr Farmer
Bob Hone
Invader
Red Skelton
Chicago
Lewis
Gems
Sam
G. Kruna
Kenny Baker
WMT Edison Desk
WHO Farm News
WGN Farm Service
New
Mustealch
Lew Park
WNO News
WGN Reveille
Dick Hart
Stan
Clu
Dick Baker
Mary Miles
Winters
Joyce Jordan
David Harum
Breneman
Fred Waring
Ast
Godfrey
June Bal
Galen Dra
Jack Berch
Ted Malone
Lora Lawton
Judy & Jane
Kenny Bake
Kate Smith
Three Tots Die in Fire Near Greenville Michigan
In a late Monday blaze 11 miles northeast of Greenville three young Waters children Bonnie Jean 1 Jack 2 and De Forest 3 were burned to death. Their mother Edith suffered severe facial and head burns while trying to rescue them and was hospitalized at Stanton.
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Greenville, Mich
INS
Greenville
Bonnie Jean
Jack
de Forest
de Forest Waters
Edith
Stanton Hospital
Pioneer Linn County Farmer Dies at 91
Warren Hutchins aged 91, a pioneer Linn county farmer, died at his home southeast of Central City after a two month illness. He had lived on the same farm for 85 years. Surviving are four sons Arthur Tokeland Washington Clyde Arthyde Minnesota Ray Central City and Ray Cedar Rapids. a daughter Mrs Henry Sigmund who had lived with him 25 years. Guy Hutchins died August 1 1946. Also surviving are 19 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. Services will be at the Federated church Central City Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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the Gazette
Central City
Warren Hutchins
Linn County
Arthur
Tokeland
Wash
Clyde
Arthyde
Minn
Ray
Cedar Rapids
Henry Sigmund
Guy
Federated Church
UN council says Balkan commission overstepped authority
The United Nations security council ruled that the Balkan investigating commission exceeded its mandate by asking Greece last week to postpone the execution of 11 condemned guerrillas. The 9 to 0 vote, with Russia and Poland abstaining, approved a U.S. proposal limiting such requests to cases where it aids the commission’s work. The commission had asked Athens to delay executions to ease demonstrations in front of its offices.
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Athens
Escaped Iowa convict gets five year Dyer Act sentence
Kenneth Wilder, 26, an escaped convict from Anamosa Iowa, is sentenced to five years on three counts of violating the Dyer Act for taking stolen cars across state lines. His wife Ieleane of Greene IA receives 18 months. They were captured Jan 24 with a stolen car and weapons, after Wilder admitted stealing eight cars since escaping Nov 18, 1944 with his wife’s help.
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Kenneth Wilder
Anamosa
Gerald B. Norris
FBI
Wilder
Ieleane
Greene
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Women’s Reformatory
Alderson
W. Va
Norris
Highway Patrol
Chicago
San Francisco
Iowa
Hartung Surrenders Law Practice Permit
Des Moines attorney Ted E. Hartung 42 surrendered his Iowa law certificate to Supreme Court clerk Charles Barlow after being found guilty January 24 of attempting to obtain false testimony to quash a rape case involving two Des Moines men. He faces sentencing Friday.
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Des Moines
Ted E. Hartung
Iowa
Charles Barlow
Iowa Supreme Court
D. J. Fairgraves
Polk County Bar Association
Hartung
Rights Lost If No-Strike Vow Broken
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that workers who strike in violation of a no strike pledge in their union contracts can be fired without Wagner act protection. Fourteen Dyson and Sons employees in Cleveland violated their contract with the Victory Club and were not protected by the act. The CIO union had asked the NLRB to investigate, but the complaint and petition were dismissed. The decision aligns with a 1939 Sands and a 1946 Scullin Steel precedent.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Congress
Supreme Court
Joseph Dyson and Sons, Inc
Cleveland
Joseph Dyson Victory Club
CIO Union
THE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Dyson
Victory Club
Scullin Steel
Scullin
St. Louis
Sands
Workers for Union Activity or Membership Rights
The text notes that employees may engage in union activity or membership without the employer interfering with the worker’s right, while preserving the employer’s authority to discharge or modify employment conditions for just cause.
Boy's Appendicitis from Bubble Gum in Murphysboro
Jimmy Gallo, 3, from Murphysboro Illinois, complained of a tummy ache. Six doctors examined him with X rays and fluoroscope but found nothing. He was sent home, then readmitted with abdominal pain and a blood count suggesting appendicitis. Surgeons operated and found two large wads of bubble gum causing the ache.
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Murphysboro
Jimmy Gallo
Jimmy
St. Andrew’s Hospital
Eisler To Be Kept in U S
Washington worded that Attorney General Tom C Clark said the Justice Department will not let German born Gerhardt Hisler leave the United States until the case against him is resolved An American activities committee briefing noted the precautionary measure follows spurious espionage allegations against Hisler titled as a Russian spy caller rumor and pending legal review.
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Tom C. Clark
House
American Activities Committee
Justice Department
Gerhardt Hisler
United States
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