Fighting in South Manchuria Ties Global Tensions
The Associated Press reports clashes in southern Manchuria with government troops seizing two towns near Yingkow. A Chinese Communist spokesman cites offensive motives as United States General Wede Meyer signals potential Allied aid to move more government armies into Manchuria. Demonstrations in Chungking by 400 members demand Russian troop withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Chungking
China
Albert C. Wedemeyer
United States
Yingkow
Mukden
Manchurian
Chinhsien
Weather and police blotter item with city traffic fines
The report lists city weather notes with a Sunday high of 32 and low 25, plus light rain or snow south of town and snow north. It also details numerous traffic fines for drunkenness speeding reckless driving and related offenses, plus a few civil notices and marriage licenses. Names include Otto Volz James Higgins Robert Arnett Don Dodd John J Brown Charles Filipi Fred J Cherveny and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precipita Bismarck
Miami
Minneapolis
New York
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Court Petitions Fight Elliott and Abernathy Families
Several civil suits list James Elliott with Rosemary Elliott and William T. Abernathy Jr with Lorna Muriel Abernathy. Also named are Gerald A. Boquet versus Nancy Dorothy Bequet, Marjorie Erickson against G A Erickson, Alice Sturm Floerchinger against Ervin D Floerchinger, Idamae Linda Dvorak against Edwin D Dvorak, and Merle K Patten against Adella L Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elliott
Rosemary Elliott
William T. Abernathy, Jr
Lorna Muriel Abernathy
Gerald A. Boquet
Nancy Dorothy Bequet
Marjorie Erickson
G. A. Erickson
Alice Sturm Floerchinger
Ervin D. Floerchinger
Idamae Linda Dvorak
Edwin D. Dvorak
Merle K. Patten
Adella L. Patten
Intoxication Case In Cedar Rapids Sees 30 Day Sentence
Herbert Brown, 37, of Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to 30 days for intoxication. Justice H R Churchill presided over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brown
Cedar Rapids
Justice H. R. Churchill
Higgins To Confer in Washington on Prefab Houses
New Orleans. Drew J. Higgins will travel to Washington for a conference on plans to prefabricate plastic houses at a rate of 500 daily. He will meet with Wilson Wyatt, national housing expeditor, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
INS
Andrew J. Higgins
Washington
Wilson Wyatt
National
Standard Equipment Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation under Iowa law for Standard Equipment Company with principal place in Rapids Linn County. Details include business aims, capital stock of 25000 dollars in 280 shares, commencement February 1946 for twenty years, corporate officers and board structure, and names of initial directors William Levin Herm Levin Louis Levin with William Levin as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Standard Equipment Company
Rapids
Linn County
State of
State of Laws
Certificate of Inc
William Levin
Herm Levin
Louis Levin
Noa
T. Herman Levin
Sec- Setor TS Prival
William
Nokrashy Cabinet Resigns as Cairo Protests Rage
In Cairo, Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha resigned as premier after anti-government demonstrations intensified. King Farouk asked former premier Ismail Sidky Pasha to form a new government amid the political crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha
Farouk
Ismail Sidky Pasha
LaPlant Choate Union Meeting Resolves Staffing End of Strike
Hundreds of unionists filled the Second Avenue CIO Labor Center to vote by secret ballot on a deadlock issue as word of a national steel strike settlement flashed. After the vote, LaPlant Choate workers who had struck returned to the plant, taking jobs as cab drivers and in other city plants while managers faced cold conditions at the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue Cio Labor Center
Keith Churchill
Union
LaPlant-Choate
Twenty-ninth Street
Jury clears Mrs. Dahl in 1943 auto crash case
After five hours of deliberation a jury found in favor of Mrs. Irma T. Dahl exonerating her of blame for the December 17 1943 automobile accident. Plaintiff Mrs. Mary Maddigan had sued for 12000 claiming injuries from the Dahl car while both were Collins Radio Co employees. Maddigan said she paid one dollar weekly for transport to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma T. Dahl
M. C. Hamiel
Mary Maddigan
Elmhurst Drive
Dahl
Maddigan
Judge awards judgment against Fritz for Thompson Yards
Judge J E Heiserman on Saturday awarded Thompson Yards Inc to Fritz. Fritz of 93 Eighteenth Avenue SW was in default on the case filed Jan 7. The Minnesota company held a judgment against Fritz for 171.82 from Itasca County District Court on April 14 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Martin R. Fritz
Eighteenth Avenue
Thompson Yards, Inc
Minnesota
Fritz
Minnesota Company
District Court of Minnesota
Itasca County
Mother and Two Children Die in Mobile Fire
A mother and her two children were burned to death in Mobile when an explosion started a blaze as someone attempted to ignite a stove with kerosene. The tragedy occurred Friday at the family home, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile. Ala
INS
Mobile
Realtors to Meet in Des Moines North Central Conference
Officers of 106 real estate boards in Iowa and five other states will hold a one day conference in Des Moines. Topics include housing for veterans rent control taxation and protection of property ownership for forum discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
North Central Area
Truman Laughs Off 1948 Presidency Question In White House News Conference
President Truman, in a jovial Oval Office session, deflected a reporter’s query about appointing Ickes to another post and dismissed a Chicago Sun dispatch claiming he did not seek the 1948 presidency. He said he first read Reynolds story on the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Truman
Capital Press Corps
Oval
Ickes
Mr. Truman
Iowa Hardware Dealers Elect Schlotterfelt President
R B Schlotterfelt of DeWitt elected president of the Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers association at Des Moines after four days of meetings. He succeeds Harry Summitt of Macedonia with Stanley Shupe and Philip R. Jacobson named as officers and G W Aspinwall H F Young Harry Osborne O F Peterson as new directors. The convention drew 4500 attendees, the largest in 48 years. The group passed a resolution condemning OPA practices and urged Congress to tax cooperative corporations equally with competitors. Jacobson projected the 1947 convention back to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. B. Schlotterfelt
DeWitt
Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers Association
Harry L. Summitt
Macedonia
Stanley Shupe
Clarion
Philip R. Jacobson
Mason City
G. W. Aspinwall
Hawkeye
H. F. Young
Osage
Harry Osborne
Bloomfield
O. F. Peterson
Algona
Summitt
Association
OPA
Congress
Jacobson
Readjustment Payments Averaged 501 Weekly in February
The Cedar Rapids U S Employment Service reports an average of 501 readjustment allowances weekly for the first 15 days of February. Totals by county include Linn 380, Iowa 45, Jones 30, Cedar 36, Benton 10. Self employed claims are listed by county and payments range up to 20 weekly, with veterans owning businesses eligible up to 100 monthly under income limits. Claimants must keep three years of financial records and bring an itemized book statement when filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U. S. Employment Service
Charles J. Callahan
Benton
Cedar
Iowa
Jones
Linn
Callahan
Women To Hold Cost Of Living Conference
The Iowa League of Women Voters announced a state wide cost of living conference to be held in Ames on March 4. Moderators are Mrs. Robert Blakely and W Earl Hall. Scheduled speakers include Mayor C E Slippey of Waterloo Ralph Stuart of Hampton state commander of the American Legion and Al Couch of Des Moines president of the Iowa Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa League of Women Voters
Ames
Iowa
Robert Blakely
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
Japanese Crew Operates Liberty Ship to Open Shanghai Program
The Cornelius Vanderbilt, a Liberty ship with a Japanese crew, reached Shanghai to begin a program where U S Navy will relinquish repatriation duties. Some 100 Liberty ships 85 LSTs and 80 captured ships have been turned over to Japan for transporting Japanese nationals home. All vessels will be operated by Japanese crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
INS
Cornelius Vanderbilt
U. S. Navy
LST
Japan
Navy Sets May 15 Date for First Atomic Bomb Test on Ships
The navy fixed May 15 for its first atomic bomb test on ships with a July follow up and a 1947 underwater test. Experts including Maj. Alexander Seversky and Dr. Phillip Morrison questioned the tests' value, Morrison arguing a city could require 100 to 300 blockbusters to equal Hiroshima or Nagasaki damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Senate Affairs Committee
Alexander P. Seversky
Phillip Morrison
Los Alamos Atom
Morrison
Seversky
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Anderson Delayed By Snowstorm At Farm Institute
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson arrived late for the National Farm Institute in Des Moines after a snowstorm delayed his flight. He noted the plane flew at 11 000 feet amid 55 below zero temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clinton Anderson
National Farm Institute
Washington
White House
South Dakota
Anderson
Deaths Charles E Powers at 76 in Cedar Rapids
Charles E Powers 76 of 413 Eighteenth street SE died in a local hospital at 4 05 am Saturday after a long illness. Born November 28 1869 in Iowa county he retired to Cedar Rapids 20 years ago. He married Cordelia Weimer June 5 1923 who survives with four sons Ralph Harley Frank Roland and a daughter Mrs Vernon Goodman eight grandchildren a sister Mrs Martha Gilbert and half siblings Mrs Bess Horak and Glen Powers. Funeral announcements to follow. Friends may call Moen chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Powers
Eighteenth Street
Iowa County
Cedar Rapids
Cordelia Weimer
Harley
Colby
Wis
Ralph
Frank
Roland
Vernon Goodman
North English
Martha Gilbert
Sigourney
Bess Horak
Glen Powers
Chicago
Moen Chapel
Widow Saint Stanek 75 Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Frank Stanek aged 75 of 1439 Third Street SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 5 a.m. Saturday after a long illness born May 15 1870 in Bohemia. Survived by four daughters two sons five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Body at Brush chapel with friends invited to call. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanek
Third Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Frances Stanek Serbousek
Adolph Trachta
Ray Fowler
Long Beach
Calif
Samuel Davis
Detroit
Frank
Joseph
Joliet
Ill
Brush Chapel
Services for George Barta Held at Polansky Chapel
George Barta of 1214 Nineteenth Avenue SW died at a veterans hospital in Des Moines on Wednesday. Services are at 2 p.m. Monday in the Polansky funeral chapel conducted by the aesini lodge of the Masonic order. burial at Bohemian National cemetery with Hanford Post No. 5 American Legion performing graveside rites. Master Masons should meet at the Masonic Temple at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Friends may call at the chapel after 3 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barta
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Polansky
T. B. Hlubucek
Van Horne Native John Hanneman Dies at 69 in Cedar Rapids
John Hanneman, lifelong Van Horne resident, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 11 45 p m Friday aged 69. He was born October 9 1876 in Van Horne and moved to Cedar Rapids two years ago after joining Collins Radio. He married Emma Boisen on February 12 1901. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Glen Mease of Van Horne and Mrs Olive Wamser of Cedar Rapids, a sister Mrs H C Kerkman of Van Horne, brothers Henry and Fred of Van Horne, and two grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Monday at the Lutheran church in Van Horne with visitation at Moon chapel in Cedar Rapids through Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanneman
van Horne
Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Company
Emma Boisen
Glen Mease
Olive Wamser
H. C. Kerkman
Henry
Fred
Moon Chapel
Services for Earl L. Scott in Brush chapel Sunday
Earl LeRoy Scott of Windsor died Friday. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Brush chapel conducted by Rev. George W. Stauffacher. Burial in Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl LeRoy Scott
Windsor Hotel
Brush Chapel
George W. Stauffacher
Cedar Memorial Park
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix
Notice announces the appointment of Hazel Daleske as administratrix of Herman Baleske's estate in Linn County Iowa. Claims against the estate must be filed with the undersigned attorneys Barnes Chamberlain and Wadsworth in Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Linn
Tows
Galy
Laws
Hazel
Daleske
Barnes, Chamberlain
Wadsworth
Atterners
OPA Sues Ward Firm Over Higher Prices Transfer
The Office of Price Administration accuses Montgomery Ward of moving 176000 customer accounts from Chicago to St. Paul Kansas City and Fort Worth to raise prices. Preliminary and permanent injunctions sought. damages not claimed. Shifts affected Wisconsin Iowa Illinois and Louisiana customers with higher catalog prices cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Company
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Rae E. Walters
Montgomery Ward
St. Paul
Kansas City
Fort Worth
CIO
Walters
Livestock on Farms Drops in 1945 Across Species
The Agriculture Department reports 1945 farm livestock declined 3 percent from 1944 totals with hogs and poultry rising. Cattle and calves led the fall, dairy stock dropping most, while work stock fell 6.5 percent the largest yearly decline since the 1920s. Total value of farm livestock stood at $8.92 billion, up from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Dark Flour Order Takes Effect March First
The agriculture department announced a government wheat conservation order requiring millers to produce dark flour starting March 1. The measure bans flour with less than 80 percent cleaned wheat, affecting all types including macaroni and cereals, and aims to cut domestic wheat use by 25 million bushels through July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Truman
Weidenbacher Convicted Of Bigamy And Uniform Fraud
A navy general court martial sentenced Wilfred L. Weidenbacher to three years confinement for bigamy and illegal wearing of an officer's uniform. He was acquitted on two other charges and given a bad conduct discharge after the confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes, Ill
Navy
Wilfred L. Weidenbacher
Y.M.C.A
Dubuque
Weidenbacher
Florence E. Mahlke
Waco
Glencoe
Esther Kaufman
Miss Kaufman
Winona
Minn
Men and Women In Service Headlines
William R. Savage son of Mr and Mrs W L Savage 43 Circle Drive NE promoted from private first class to corporal assigned to publications mimeograph department at Manila Lt Col R L McKee US Marines returns from overseas after 542 years of duty prior to war served Atlantic at Pearl Harbor served in Pacific theater campaigns from Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima just returned to Washington DC for reassignment guest of sister Mrs H Snyder and niece Mrs LaVon Scott Cedar Rapids Keith W Koehn discharged from Navy Seabees after 38 months service overseas in New Caledonia and Japan son of R A Koehn 233 Thirteenth Street NW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Savage
W. L. Savage
Circle Drive
Mimeograph Department
Manila
R. L. McKee
U. S
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Iwo Jima
Washington, D. C
China Station
H. Snyder
LaVon Scott
Cedar Rapids
Keith W. Koehn
B Avenue NW
Navy Seabees
Troop Arrivals Across U.S. Ports From War Debriefing
Returning service personnel aboard 25 vessels were due to debark at seven ports on Saturday totaling at least 17 715 troops. Additional ships delivery include 347 war brides and babies arriving in New York. Port details show New York Norfolk Baltimore San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles and San Diego handling varied troop and crew movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
New York
Robert L. Howze
le Havre
A.A.A. Air Warning
Q.m. Serv. Co
30Th Field Hospital
Q.m. Truck Co
Eng. Petroleum Distributing Co
A.A.A. Group
F.a. Group
Sea Tiger
Q.m
F.a
Santa Paula
Southampton
U.S.S.R
Antwerp
Occidental Victory
Calcutta
Catawba Victory
Norfolk
Elijah Kellogg
Leghorn
S. S. Arcturus
Baltimore
Cornell Victory
Marseille
San Francisco
General Brewster
Manila
Neshoba
Guam
Navy
John Land
Army
Trinity
Eniwetok
Alioth
LSC
Pearl Harbor
Seattle
USAT
David W. Branch
Alaska
Los Angeles
Queen
Saipan
Hyde
Agawan
Yokosuka
San Diego
Lci’s
Sergeant Convicted in Lichfield Prison Case
Sgzt. Judson H. Smith 33 Cumberland Ky first of 12 defendants tried for cruelty to American army personnel at Lichfield prison camp found guilty by a United States court martial. He was sentenced to dishonorable discharge forfeiture of all pay and allowances and three years at hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Judson H. Smith
Cumberland
Lichfield
United States
State Offers Reward For Muscatine Slayer
The state announced a $300 reward for information leading to the capture of Ralph Wagner who shot and killed two men in a Muscatine tavern last October. The victims were W. L. McKenzie and Milton R. Kilborn. Wagner has been sought throughout the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Ralph Wagner
Muscatine
Wagner
W. L. McKenzie
Milton R. Kilborn
Midwest
Notice to Defendants in Iowa Partnership Dissolution Case
In Linn County District Court Frances I Zelinkoff sues Harold Karrer and David Meskimen over a restaurant partnership at The College Inn Cedar Rapids started June 22 1945 and dissolved November 24 1945. Plaintiff seeks 3006 damages for breach and a dissolution decree with Karrer and Meskimen claims of interest barred by plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Frances I. Zelinkoff
Harold Karrer
David Meskimen
Thera
Laintiff
Ito
College Inn
1St Avenue East
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Karrer
State of
Barrer
Pymams
Renant
Meskime
Pileintiff
Kaerrer
Netition Franken
Six Hurt in Iowa Wreck
At Remsen Iowa a Illinois Central freight train rear ended a passenger train causing at least six injuries. Conductor G I Fuhrman of Fort Dodge suffered multiple fractures. The crash toppled the engine into the rear coach and derailed several cars. Rescue crews freed two baggage handlers buried under mail sacks. Applicably power lines were snapped disrupting electric service for about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Ilinois Central
Genevieve Hagan
Independence
G. I. Fuhrman
Fort Dodge
le Mars
Sioux City
Prison Sentence For Sgt O Leary In Iowa Town
Donald Taylor known as Sgt O Leary was sentenced to up to five years in the state penitentiary on a embezzlement by bailee charge. He pled guilty to taking radios left for repair at his radio shop in Algona Iowa. He had used the alias in 1941 to recruit youths from Eldora and had them surrendered at Fort Des Moines. He was later arrested in Kansas and sentenced to Fort Leavenworth for impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Donald Taylor
Iowa
Sgt. O'Leary
State
Taylor
Eldora
Fort Des Moines
Kansas
Ft. Leavenworth
Hughes and Stars Miss Flight Mark
A TWA Constellation named Star of California piloted by Howard Hughes completed a non stop flight from Burbank to LaGuardia in eight hours and 38 minutes arriving with 34 passengers and seven crew. The voyage set a record for scheduled service between the two airports though a sister ship had gone faster. Passengers included Linda Darnell Constance Moore Frank Morgan Walter Pidgeon William Powell Diana Lewis Veronica Lake Burgess Meredith Paul ette Goddard Janet Blair Celeste Holm Jack Carson Cary Grant and Edward G Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TWA
Star of California
California
LaGuardia Field
Burbank
Calif
Howard Hughes
Linda Darnell
Constance Moore
Frank Morgan
Walter Pidgeon
William Powell
Diana Lewis
Veronica Lake
Burgess Meredith
Paulette Goddard
Janet Blair
Celeste Holm
Jack Carson
Cary Grant
Edward G. Robinson
White House Repairs Funded Withheld for Addition
The Senate approved 800000 dollars for repairs and modernization of the White House in Washington while agreeing with the House to withhold funds for adding an annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Senate
House
Auto Accidents Keep Cedar Rapids Police Busy Weekend
A string of Friday and Saturday crashes filled Cedar Rapids police reports. David Sparks suffered facial injuries after a crash at First Street and Second Avenue SE and Robert Arnett faced the largest fine for reckless driving, with penalties including license suspension. Charles Filipi failed to yield to a pedestrian at a downtown intersection and received a suspended fine. Don Dodd and Glenn Blaine were cited after crashes on E Avenue NW and Mt. Vernon Avenue SE, with no injuries. John Brown also faced a fine after a Friday evening collision at A Avenue and Tenth Street FE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arnett
Twelfth Street
Don Dodd
Route 1
John J. Brown
Twelfth Avenue SE
John C. McPartland
First Avenue E
Cecil E. Griffin
Montezuma
Charles Filipi
Seventeenth Street SE
Fred J. Cherveny
Dysart
Don Campbell
Eighth Street SE
L., P. Christensen
Harry S. Johnson
David F. Sparks
Route 3
First Street
Second Avenue SE
Sparks
Howard Walsh
Bertram
Arnett
Seventeenth Street
C. J. Cirris
Sixth Street
Filipi
E Avenue NW
Charles J. Hofmaster
Hofmaster
Dodd
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Forty-second Street SE
Glenn Blaine
Blaine
Emmet Collister
Ninth Street NW
A Avenue
Tenth Street FE
L. B. Steele
Fifth Avenue SE
Fraternal Congress Holds Mid-Winter Meeting
The executive board of the Iowa Fraternal Congress met at the Roosevelt Hotel with officers joining from Des Moines Sioux City Independence Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids for the mid winter gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Iowa Fraternal Congress
Roosevelt Hotel
Des Moines
Sioux City
Independence
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Theft of pen and pencil set at Morris Sanford store
A theft was reported Friday at the Morris Sanford store located at 215 Third Avenue SE. A Sheaffer pen and pencil set was taken from a counter and valued at 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sanford
Third Avenue SE
Radio Listings Highlight Kern's Roberta and Network Moves
Radio 4] HICAGO Theater of the Air presents Jerome Kern's Roberta at 9 p.m. Saturday over Mutual and WGN with Marion Claire and John Herrick. Iowa Wisconsin game on WSUI at 7 55 p.m. Helen Hayes citation by Harold E. Stassen on CBS WMT at 6 p.m. The Green Hornet moves to 6 30 p.m. Saturday on ABC with Dick Tracy at 7. Famous Jury Trials and Gang Busters fill later slots. Harry Savoy show debuts on Mutual at 7 30 p.m. Tito Guitar guests National Barn Dance at 8 over NBC WHO. Boston Symphony from Hunter College at 8 30 over ABC KXEL. Henry Wallace address on Des Moines WHO at 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago Theater of the Air
Jerome Kern
Roberta
Mutual
WGN
Marion Claire
Paris
John Herrick
Theater of the Air
Oo College
Harold E. Stassen
American Brotherhood Week
Helen Hayes
CBS
WMT
Miss Hayes
Carl Ewald
My Little Boy
ABC
KXEL
Jelen Hayes
WMA
Dick Haymes Eaee
Eeese
Riley
Harry Savoy
MBS
Iowz
Wisconsin
WSUI
Natl Barn Dance
Boston Symphony
Chicago
Henry Wallace Severe
Evening Radio Programs Feb 16 1946 Schedule
Hour by hour listing of 1946 broadcasting with stations WGN KXEL WMT WHO and EXEL. Programs include Convict Confers, Here’s Morgan, Mayor Town, Jury Trials, Hit Parade, Parade, News and Celebrity Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Bern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Otto Volz
Second Street
James Higgins
Avenue NW
Sixteenth Street
Eighth Street
Bokerney
K Avenue NW
Raymond Selken
First Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Cargill, Inc
Mercy
Arthur Sufficool
Maplewood Drive
St. Luke’s
Wes Panek
Second Avenue
L. C. McWhinney
Madison Street
Vincent R. Wall
Dorothy Davis
Richard Eugene Emerson
Aldene Leone Wray
Hubert Slocum
Bernice Kara
Forrest Burt Sharp
Joyce Darlene Harrelson
Levi C. Pennington
Solon
Delorez Nadine Sewell
Warren P. Coburn
Helen Wilkes
la Juntz, Colo
Anna Wolfe
Ernest T. Wolfe
L. H. van Tasell
Lucile van Tasell
Ethel Rebecca Hamor
Charles Richard Hamor
Justice Court
Higgins
Tae Ste. Bai
Higiey
Cedar Tien
Nokrashy
Egypt
Iowa Hardware
Barta Services
Scott Services
Ward
C.R. Police
Fraternal Congress
Radio
Chicago Theater
Nadine Subotnik
Madison
Vera Holley
Murphy Sisters
Johnny Gart
Tito Guitar
NBC
WHO
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Hunter College
Serge Koussevitzky
Secretary of Commerce
Henry Wallace
WGN Traveler
Morgan
Mayor Town
Wen
Ree Berensders
Rian
Wea
Pinging
Hews
Exel Nazarenes
Wan Guy” Wallace
Cps
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