Radio Schedule Highlights With Celebrities
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports a midweek radio lineup featuring DA LUPINO joining Sinatra and Wheeler in a tear-jerker ballad on CBS and WMT at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Axel Stordahl conducts, Truman Bradley announces, and other NBC CBS WSUI WMT broadcasts include Fred Waring’s Victory Tunes, Monty Woolley and Sammy Kaye, Seahawk Log from Iowa City, Betty Hutton on Eddie Cantor, Mr District Attorney, and a Great Moments in Music segment with John Brooks McCormack, Jean Tennyson, and Robert Weede.
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DA Lupino
Frank Sinatra
Bert Wheeler
Sinatra
CBS
WMT
Axel Stordahl
Truman Bradley
Seahawk
Navy
Iowa City
WSUI
Thomas Reilly
John Brooks McCormack
Jean Tennyson
Robert Weede
Victor Herbert
Woolley-Kaye
WHO
Seahawk Log
Eddie Cantor
Dunninger
Jack Carson
Radio Schedule February 16 1944 Morning to Late Night
A detailed hour by hour radio lineup for Wednesday February 16 1944 across stations WGN EXEL WHO WMT KXEL and others. Programs include Dr Bradley Rangers Phone Quiz Burling Horths Kay Kyser Arch Ward Kay Armen and Kate Smith with News and Sports updates throughout the day and night.
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Bradley Rangers
H. James O
Burling
WGN
Holk’k Exel
Var
Horths -Kaye
EXEL
Sune Ews
Nielsei
Bob Ripley
Lum
WMT
Christian
Caget + hoc
Bes
Irl
WMT Melodiers
KXEL
Vic. Farms
WGN Rhodes
Owen
Bearming
KXE
Arm
Portee
Kerrigan
Beck
Vict. Farms
Bill
Guiding
Sie
Mart
Ub Foe Breas
Farrel
Wee J. Jordan
Tracy N Soldiers
Nelson
Learn
Terry
Pirates
Merv Marlin
Ma Perkins
Limited Service In Army for Men With Only One Eye
DES MOINES AP Camp Dodge induction station says it has inducted about 100 one eyed men for limited service in the past year. They are not sent overseas but receive six weeks of basic training and perform clerical and administrative duties at army posts nationwide. The station also accepts men with one or two fingers missing, but rejects those missing legs, arms, or hands.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Norman W. Flaherty
Flaherty
Government Seizes Licorice Products in Minneapolis
U S district attorney Victor Anderson ordered seizure of 130 cases of Licorice Products company foods from Dubuque Iowa stored in Minneapolis. He said the items were prepared under unsanitary conditions and contained traces of rodents and insects.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Licorice Products Company
Dubuque
Minneapolis
Victor Anderson
U. S
Anderson
Black Market Gas Rations Threaten War Effort Says Bowles
Price Administrator Chester Bowles warned on Blue Network that gasoline black markets drain about 2.5 million gallons daily, potentially cutting A card rations by 25 percent. He called the issue a serious wartime problem and urged public cooperation in reporting illegal sales while noting trials and punishments for rationing violators.
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Washington (Ap
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Blue Network
Chislers
Blind Workers Kept At Ordnance Plant
DES MOINES AP The blind war workers at the Des Moines ordnance plant will stay at their jobs despite layoff of 5000 employees, an executive of the Rubber company said Tuesday. Other handicapped workers mainly deaf mutes face layoff by seniority with no special protection. A R Baldwin assistant service manager said the blind will not be laid off regardless of seniority, adding the union supports this. He noted the other handicapped workers, though skilled, can move to other jobs and will keep their seniority.
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DES Moines
Des Moines Ordnance Plant
United of Rubber Company
Tuesay
A. R. Baldwin
Baldwin
Roosevelt says occupation money is printed for many lands
President Roosevelt stated that occupation currency is being printed for a long list of European countries in anticipation of Allied reconquest. He noted currency may be prepared for Germany and explained the United States has long printed money for various European nations destined for occupation.
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Washington (Is
Roosevelt
Germany
France
United States
Europe
Hospital Bombing Not Deliberate, Probe Finds
ANZIO BEACH-HEAD Italy Feb 11 The investigation shows the Feb 7 Red Cross hospital bombing and Feb 10 shelling were not deliberate. A captured German pilot and an Allied pilot indicate the anti-personnel bombs were jettisoned in a dive to escape. Casualties included American nurses from shelling and prior machine-gun fire near tents marked with Red Cross insignia.
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Norman Clark
Combined
Allied Press
Anzio Beach-Head
Italy
Red Cross
Iowan to Head Feed Unit of Pillsbury Mills
Clyde H. Hendrix of Clinton Iowa will become vice president of Pillsbury Flour Mills Company feed mills division as announced by President Philip W. Pillsbury. The appointment was prepared Tuesday night in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Iowan
Pillsbury’s
Minneapolis
Mns
Clyde H. Hendrix
Clinton
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company Feed Mills Division
Philip W. Pillsbury
CIO Organizes Safety Training for Union Reps at Wayne Univ
The CIO in Michigan has organized a safety training course for union representatives at Wayne University in Detroit. The program aims to equip delegates with risk awareness and workplace safety protocols ahead of new labor standards.
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CIO
Michigan
Wayne University
Detroit
Abbey Shelling and Shrine Respect Policy Decreed
Washington says the Benedi monastery on Mt Cassino was shelled as a military necessity since Germans used it as a fortress. Eisenhower and Smith orders urge sparing religious structures when not needed for operational needs and detail protections against looting and sacrilege.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Mt. Cassino
Italy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter B. Smith
Would King Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains
Sufferers with stomach or ulcer pains indigestion gas heartburn and other acid related symptoms are advised to try Udea Tablets. The ad promises a first dose guarantee and a refund offer doubling money back if not satisfied. A 25c box is promoted through the druggist with instructions to return the box for the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cole
OPA Sets Fix on Prices for Cut-Up Poultry
Washington AP The Office of Price Administration pins temporary retail and wholesale maximum prices on cut-up poultry items after investigations showed legs breasts wings and other parts selling near or above full bird cost. Chicago retail caps set wings gizzards and hearts 37 cents per pound legs and breasts 75 cents backs and necks 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Chicago
Open Mail Service In Southern Italy Restored
President Roosevelt announced that Postmaster General Frank C. Walker signed an order restoring civilian mail service between the United States and 10 provinces of southern Italy, including Sicily and Sardinia. The United Kingdom joined in restoring civilian mail service with these areas.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Frank C. Walker
United States
Italy
Sicily
Sardinia
United Kingdom
Socialite Divorces George P. Putnam
Los Angeles AP report states socialite Jean Marie Putnam divorced George Palmer Putnam, former husband of Amelia Earhart, citing constant nagging berating and humiliations. The couple married in Boulder City Nevada in 1939, two years after Earhart’s disappearance. they separated last October.
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Los Angeles
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Jean Marie Putnam
Putnam
Jean Marie Consigny
Boulder City
Nev
Miss Earhart
Pacific
House Votes Ickes New 9000 Aide For War Time
In a war time vote the House approved adding a 9000 dollar per year assistant to Interior Secretary Ickes. The decision came amid debate that briefly brought Speaker Rayburn to the floor as supporters argued the extra aide would aid wartime administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Rayburn
House
Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria Dies at 88
The Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria, aged 88, widow of Archduke Charles Louis and former Portuguese princess, died in Vienna per Swiss radio reported from London.
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London
Maria Theresa of
Austria
Archduke Charlies Louis
Vienna
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Black Mart
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Smith
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First Street
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