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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1944

Page

2

Radio stars sweep NBC and CBS with coast to coast shows

Bing Crosby and Bob Hope reunite on a Santa Ana NBC program at 9 p.m. Tuesday with Langford Vagae Colonna and Kenton on the bill. Other programs include Bob Burns in a dramatic role at 6:30 p.m. and Fred Astaire seeking practice space at 8 p.m. on CBS NBC and WMT. Boris Karloff debuts Creeps by Night at 9:30 p.m. on the Blue.

Bing Crosby Bob Hope Bing Bob NBC WHO Air Base Santa Ana Calif Bob Burns Arch Choler Taylor Ronald Colman Fred Astair George Urns Gracie Allen CBS WMT Boris Karloff Cedar Rapids Karloff Melody Hour Ginny Simms Judy Senee Duffy Burns Allen Seene Fibber McGeeee Nation Red Skelton Ewer

Radio Schedule Highlights for February 15 1944

A schedule listing programs hour by hour on stations including KXEL WHO WMT WGN and others for Tuesday February 15 1944 with news, theater, quiz and music segments plus morning lineup for February 16 1944.

KXEL WGN J. Joy O Vue Biastete WHO WMT Grant Rhodes O Shelley Pamily Golding Light WGN K 1549

Radio Schedule Snippets From A Busy Broadcast Day

A partial listing shows a dense array of radio program names and times across stations WHO WGN WMT KXEL EXEL WEN with shows like David Harum News Farm Hour and Jane News. Entries include Buckaroos and Ma Perkins with several times from 11:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. highlighting a mixed lineup of soaps, dramas, and talk segments.

WGN Who V. Roberts WMT Helen Trent Who Buckaroos Gai Sander Johnny Betts

Carrier Planes Raid Marshalls At Extreme West

Carrier planes have bombed Eniwetok atoll in the northwest Marshalls for three days. Navy and army bombers attacked other bases across the group. Nimitz said Ujelang and Urai atolls were hit while Roi suffered a damaging raid. The operations mark the heaviest strikes since Kwajalein’s seizure.

Pearl Harbor Eniwetok Atoll Marshall Islands Navy Chester W. Nimitz Ujelang Atoll Marshalls Caroline Islands Truk Eniwetok Kwajalein Nimitz Ujai Atoll Ujelang Dauntless Marshall Atolls Uurik Atoll Roi Island Fourth Marines Ponape Kusaie Carolines Japan Hawaii Tokyo Pacific

Roosevelt signs $30 million for farm labor recruiting

President Roosevelt signed a bill appropriating 30 million dollars to the War Food administration to expand a federal state program for farm labor recruiting this year.

Washington Roosevelt War Food Administration

Chennault Air Force Attacks Range from Indo China to Foochow

Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennaults 14th USAF struck Japanese targets across French Indo China to the China sea. Communique says two aircraft missing but safe after missions.

Chungking Claire L. Chennault United States Air Force French Indo-China China Sea Fooch

Iowa Civilian Population Drops 10 Percent Since 1940

The 1943 census data show Iowa’s civilian population down 260,132 from 1940 at 2,276,876 as Des Moines and Scott counties buck the trend. Des Moines hosts the Iowa ordnance plant. Scott includes Quad Cities industries. County figures compare Nov 1 1943 to Apr 1 1940.

Washington Bureau of Census Iowa Bureau Des Moines Iowa Ordnance Plant Scott Allamakee Benton Blackhawk Bremer Buchanan Cedar Clayton Clinton Delaware Dubuque Fayette Grundy Henry Jackson Johnson Jones Keokuk Linn Louisa Muscatine Polk Poweshiek Tama Wapello Winneshiek

U.S. Civilian Population Falls 4 Million Since 1940

Census data show the civilian population dropped 4,021,220 from April 1940 to November 1, 1943, to 127,307,884. The decline across 43 months was 3.1 percent, with California up 1,013,629 and New York down 1,001,238. Illinois fell 4 percent to 7,563,770.

Washington Census Bureau United States Bureau States District of Columbia California New York Illinois

Restriction Placed on Mt. Vernon Navy Cadets

Mt Vernon Iowa cadets at the naval flight preparatory school face a three day restriction ordered by Lt T P Heffelfinger after several scarlet fever cases. Cadets will receive sulfathiazole treatment as a precaution. the Twelfth battalion graduates remaining on campus.

MT. Vernon Naval Flight Preparatory School T. P. Heffelfinger

Iowa Men Over 38 Now Drafted In Special Groups

Des Moines AP reports that many Iowa men past 38 are being drafted in special groups while general induction excludes them. Col. Ralph A. Lancaster says major at risk groups include ex‑army retirees, reinducted reserves, and men discharged for such work, with waivers possible for age.

Iowa Des Moines Selective Service General Army Ralph A. Lancaster Army Col. Lancaster

Truman denounces GOP advantage over open wartime corrections

In a Jackson Day address Senator Truman accuses Republican leaders of exploiting the administration’s policy of airing mistakes to win the election. He warns a Democratic defeat could harm the war effort and stresses the need to finish victory and secure postwar human rights.

Jacksonville Fila Harry S. Truman Dmo Senate Investigating Committee Truman Roosevelt United States Transi

Notable wartime leader voices call for postwar duties

In remarks praising a seasoned leader, the speaker stresses the need for proven leadership and experience as the nation moves from wartime to peace and takes on responsibilities in the postwar world.

Two Former Sioux City Detectives Freed from Prison

Perry L. Davis and Claude Bledsoe, former Sioux City detectives, were released from the state penitentiary last Wednesday after serving time for conspiracy tied to protecting narcotics and prostitutes. They appealed to the state and U S Supreme Courts without success. Civil service rules prevent felons from returning to Sioux City police work, and neither man had returned to the department.

Fort Madison Perry L. Davis Claude Bledsoe Sioux City State Penitentiary P. A. Lainson United States Supreme Courts Civil Service

Des Moines Hunter Killed in Rabbit-Hunting Accident

Des Moines resident Harold Mikesell aged 26 was killed Monday three miles east of Des Moines while rabbit hunting with his brother. The coroner ruled the incident accidental saying a .22 caliber rifle discharged as Mikesell slipped in the snow.

Des Moines Harold Mikesell Here A. E. Shaw Mikesell

Willkie Enters Race Formally

Wendell Willkie formally announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination and said campaign organizations would be set up in every state. He named Ralph H. Cake as pre convention manager and Mrs. Frank Reynolds to head the women's organization. He stressed a vigorous nationwide campaign and outlined reasons for party unity and postwar aims.

Portland Ore Wendell Willkie Ralph H. Cake Oregon New York City Frank Reynolds Indiana Willkie California Republican Party United States

Evacuation of Papal Summer Residence Begins

Vatican radio said evacuation of Castel Gandolfo has started as about 10 000 refugees remain. The broadcast warned war actions against the village would threaten extraterritorial rights and civilians. Allies reported German troops in Castel Gandolfo grounds and warned of bombing if they stay.

London Castel Gandolfo Vatican Radio

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