Radio and TV Highlights for Wednesday Evening
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports on a slate of 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. broadcasts across CBS NBC and NBC outlets. LUPINO joins Sinatra Wheeler in a tearjerker ballad tribute. Axel Stordahl conducts for Sinatra. Waring salutes Fort Lewis at 6 and 10 p.m. on NBC with WHO carrying the late show.
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TR Lupino
Frank Sinatra
Bert Wheeler
Sinatra
CBS
WMT
Axel Stordahl
Truman Bradley
Fred Waring
Fort Lewis
Washington
NBC
WHO
Betty Hutton
Eddie Cantor
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour 1945 Evening Lineup
The listing shows an hourly radio program sequence from 10 p.m. to 11 a.m. featuring WHO and WGN broadcasts. Programs include War Board WMI Symphonette News EXEL Denver Band Star Parade Juke Box Judy & Jans Kate Smith News Carter Jane Foster with stations WHO WMT WGN EXEL.
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Seahawk
Navy
Iowa City
WSUI
Thomas Reilly
WMT
War Board
WMI Symphonette
WGN
Denver
Judy & Jans
Kate Smith
Carter Exel
Jane Foster
WGN Olits
Jerry & Zelds
Drelor
V.linder
Kxel War Journal
Happy Haines
HXEL
Aye Jolly Joe
KXEL
Stan
Reveille el
Mary Miles
Vic Lindlahr
Allen Roth
Voelker
Wishins Well
Honeyman Hill
Exel Sardi
Sade
EXEL
Mar
David Harum
Jenny
Songz
Judy
Johnny Betts
Sens Ayn
Helen Trent O
Jane
Wendell Hall
Holler's Exel
Ted Malone
Exel Farm
Buckaroos
Broadway
Viet
Stella Dallas
John Neblett
Lorenzo Jones
Melodiers
Goldbergs
Judy & Jane
Daiy
Vic Farms
Malone
Widder Brown
Grant
S'kman
Rhodes
Neishbor
Owen
Portia
Herrison
Bob Becker
Farms
Plain Bill
Good Health
Who Guiding
Pisht Wax Music Mart
H. Hat Exel
Sea Hound
Farrel
Amn
Jordan
Nelson
Paperman
Terry
Pirates
Dixon
Bach
Chick Carter
Holor
Mary Mall
Bankhace
Thoma Perkins
Limited Service At Army For One Eyed Men
DES MOINES AP Camp Dodge induction station reports about 100 one eyed men inducted for limited service over the past year. They receive six weeks basic training and perform clerical duties at army posts nationwide. Men with one or two missing fingers are accepted. those with missing limbs are not.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Norman W. Flaherty
Flaherty
Government Seizes Licorice Products in Minnesota
U S district attorney Victor Anderson ordered seizure of 130 cases of Licorice Products company items from Dubuque Iowa stored in Minneapolis. The food was 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
Bowles Says Black Market Robs Gas Rations
Washington AP Price Administrator Chester Bowles warned that gasoline black markets drain about 2.5 million gallons daily, threatening war effort. He said A card rations could rise 25 percent if not for illegal sales and urged motorists to report racketeers and use coupons.
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Washington (Ap
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Blue Network
Chislers
Blind Workers Keep Jobs at Des Moines Ordnance Plant
Des Moines AP report notes 5000 workers face layoffs but blind war workers will stay at their posts despite seniority rules. A R Baldwin of United States Rubber explains emphasis on protecting blind labor, while other handicapped workers face layoffs by seniority. Union supports the plan though some skilled handicapped staff may transfer to other roles.
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DES Moines
Des Moines Ordnance Plant
United States Rubber Company
Baldwin
Occupation Money For Many Lands Is Printed
President Roosevelt said currency is being printed for use in a long list of European nations in anticipation of Allied reconquest. He indicated Germany and France may be included and noted the United States has long printed currency for many European countries in expectation of occupation.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Germany
France
United States
Europe
Hospital Bombing Not Deliberate, Probe Indicates
ANZIO BEACHHEAD Italy Feb 11 AP investigation shows the Feb 7 Red Cross hospital bombing and Feb 10 shelling were not deliberate. German pilot statements and Allied witnesses indicate anti-personnel bombs were jettisoned in a dive to escape. Casualties included two American nurses from distant artillery and earlier strafing by aircraft.
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Norman Clark
Allied
Anzio Beach-Head
Italy
Red Cross
Iowan to Head Feed Unit at Pillsbury Flour Mills
Clyde H. Hendrix of Clinton Iowa was named vice president of Pillsbury Flour Mills company feed mills division by President Philip W. Pillsbury. The appointment was prepared Tuesday night and announced by the Pillsbury president.
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Iowan
Pillsbury’s
Minneapolis
Mns
Clyde H. Hendrix
Clinton
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company Feed Mills Division
Philip W. Pillsbury
Michigan CIO Organizes Safety Training for Union Reps
The CIO in Michigan has organized a safety training course for union representatives at Wayne University in Detroit.
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CIO
Michigan
Wayne University
Detroit
Abbey Shelling No Violation of Rule To Respect Shrines
Roosevelt said shelling the Benedictine monastery on Mt. Cassino was necessary as Germans used it as a fortress. He noted orders to spare religious shrines unless they hinder military needs, and released full texts of Eisenhower and Smith orders stressing respect for monuments while prioritizing soldiers' lives.
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F. R
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Mt. Cassino
Italy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter B. Smith
Eisenhower
Smith
King Cole and Ulcer Pains Udga Remedy Ad
Slogan style ad suggests Old King Cole would not be merry with stomach ulcers indigestion and gas pains. It touts Udga Tablets as relief with a 25 cent box and a double your money back offer if not convinced, urging readers to buy from a druggist.
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King Cole
OPA Fixes Prices For Cut Up Poultry
Washington AP The Office of Price Administration set temporary retail and wholesale maximums for cut up poultry parts after finding price disparities. Chicago prices include Wings gizzards and hearts 37 cents per pound legs and breasts 75 cents per pound backs and necks 18 cents.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Chicago
Open Mail Service Restored Between U S and Southern Italy
President Roosevelt announced that Postmaster General Frank C. Walker signed an order restoring civilian mail service between the United States and 10 provinces in southern Italy, including Sicily and Sardinia. The United Kingdom also shares 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: socialite Jean Marie Putnam, formerly Consigny, was granted a divorce from George Palmer Putnam, publisher and ex husband of Amelia Earhart. She testified to constant nagging berating and humiliations. They wed in Boulder City Nevada in 1939 after Earhart’s disappearance and separated last October.
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Los Angeles
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Woman Flyer
Jean Marie Putnam
Putnam
Jean Marie Consigny
Boulder City
Nev
Miss Earhart
Pacific
House Votes Ickes New $9,000 Aide
Washington reports the House approved a $9,000 a year war time assistant for Interior Secretary Ickes. The vote occurred amid debate that brought Speaker Rayburn to the floor and aimed to bolster wartime administration duties.
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House
Washington
INS
Rayburn
Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria Dies at 88
London AP reports the Swiss radio stating Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria aged 88, widow of Archduke Charles Louis and former Portuguese princess, died in Vienna.
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London
Maria Theresa of
Austria
Archduke Charles Louis
Vienna
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John Brooks McCormack
Jean Tennyson
Robert Weede
Victor Herbert
Woolley-Kaye Cease
Seahawk Log Sees
Frank
Seeeee
WMA
MBS
Bradley Sagers
James O
Burling
Easy Aces
Holk’k Exel
WHO Kaltendorn
Exel Melodies
WHO Norths
WNT Woolley-Kaye
WGN Swirt
Nielson
Dom
Rod Ripley
Bard
Christian
Cusat
Jack Carson
Susie Exel
Howard
Kat Kyser
Runnison Exel Kess
Arch Ward Exel Bay Armen
WNT
Diahnes
WGN Northerners
Liz
WMT Newaring Co
WGA
Anster Man Exel
Lewis
Pam
Scott
Austin
Henson
WGN Safety
The
Dacn Tennyson
J.B. McCormack
Robert Weeds
George Sebastian
Celanese Corporation of America
Second Avenue SE
Black Mart
Ordnance Plant
America
Allied Lives First
Checker Electric Supply, Inc
First Street
North Western
J. T. Lane
Ceale
South Dakota
Tervil
Garry
Lane
Sam
Alan
Claire
Air Corps
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Leo
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