Wallace's Path to Commerce Post Clears House
The House passed the George bill 399 to 2 to separate the Commerce Department from the RFC paving Henry A. Wallace’s path to secretary of commerce with limited RFC powers. The Senate vote is due March 1 and Wallace supporters expect confirmation despite party opposition and charges of leftist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
House
Commerce Department
RFC
Wallace
Senate
George
Barkley
Kentucky
Commerce
George Bill
House Banking Committee
Lemke
R-N.d
Wilson
R-Ind
Jones
America
Daily Record notices and incidents 1945
Summary of wartime ration guidance for stamps and fuels followed by local notices of divorces fines and recent births deaths and other city events. Reports include individual names addresses and locations in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with multiple fire calls traffic fines and public notices.
Crusade for Christ Plans to Start at St Pauls Methodist
St Pauls Methodist will observe the Crusade for Christ day Sunday as part of a four year postwar program for world reconstruction and evangelism. Church programs led by Carl Neufeldt and others will promote church schools youth work and Sunday services with a $25 000 000 budget to aid war devastated and non war areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusade For Christ
St. Paul's Methodist
Church
Church of Youth
Carl Neufeldt
G. E. Hillier
Elizabeth Bender
Charles J. Bready
Gerry Heyl
Bertha Pownall
General Conference of Methodist Churches
Cedar County Man Killed in Belgium
Special to The Gazette reports Pvt. Homer I. Mitchell 27 died Jan 26 from wounds in Belgium. Son of Eldo and his wife west of Tipton, he leaves wife Ruby Schroeder and two children Richard and Sandra of Davenport. He served since last June in the Seventh armored infantry division. five brothers Claude Guy Ray and Ernest also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Homer I. Mitchell
Belgium
Eldo Mitchell
Ruby Schroeder
Richard
Sandra
Davenport
Mitchell
Seventh Armored Infantry Division
Claude
Guy
Ray
Ernest Mitchell
Iowa Republicans Back George Bill Recommitment Vote
Eight Iowa GOP congressmen Cunningham Dolliver Gwynne Hoeven Jensen LeCompte Martin and Talle backed a motion to recommit the George bill separating the RFC from the Commerce Department. The House refused recommitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Cunningham
Dolliver
Gwynne
Hoeven
Jensen
LeCompte
Martin
Talle
RFC
Commerce Department
House
Value of Prayer Emphasized by Dr. David Berger
Dr. David I. Berger of Coe College spoke to over 200 business and professional women at Westminster Presbyterian in a World Day of Prayer service. He urged believers to proclaim Christ and live out his example, noting the value of unanswered prayers and their personal meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Berger
Coe College
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ruby Hickman
Don C. Cook
Alma Turechek
Mary P. White
Ella C. Horn
Margaret Wambold
Berger
Christ
Dr. Berger
Coggon Man Receives 60 Day Sentence For False Checks
Forrest C. Potter, 47, of Coggon, was sentenced to 60 days in Linn County jail after arraignment on a false uttering of a check charge. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon and Constable George Thomas after issuing five false checks totaling about 50 dollars to Cedar Rapids merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest C. Potter
Coggon
Linn County
H. R. Churchill
Larry Condon
George Thomas
Coggan
Cedar Rapids
Del J Cornally Wounded in Reich Action
Del J Cornally technician with unit 5/g was wounded in action December 18 in Germany. Medical report in February notes his condition as normal. A St Patrick's School graduate, he formerly ran a Marion car dealership before enlistment. his father Edward Connally died in January car accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphirms J. Cornally
Joseph
Sixth Street
Germany
Cornally
St. Patrick’s School
Marion
Edward Connally
Schacht Aims to Arrange German Surrender Report
Paris radio says Dr Hjalmar Schacht ex Reichsbank chief has arrived in Switzerland to contact neutral and allied figures with a view to arranging a German surrender. The report, unconfirmed by other sources, cites Swiss frontier information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Paris
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Switzerland
Deaths Mrs Nelson Johnson
Lillian Mae Johnson died at home in Cedar Rapids at 2 15 p m after a brief illness. born August 10 1881 in Belvidere Illinois she studied at DeKalb Normal College and the Chicago Art Institute taught art at Tacoma University for two years married Nelson H Johnson in Belvidere August 2 1911 moved to Cedar Rapids from Cherokee in 1923 survived by husband a son Gordon H Johnson of Chicago a daughter Mrs Paul D Mundy Cedar Rapids two grandsons three sisters and other relatives services set at Moon chapel at 2 p m Sunday with Dr David I Berger officiating burial in Oak Hill Cemetery friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mae Johnson
Nelson H. Johnson
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Belvidere
Ill
DeKalb Normal College
Chicago Art Institute
Art School
Tacoma University
Tacoma
Wash
Mr. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Moon Chapel
David I. Berger
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ada Wesenberg Dies in Cedar Rapids After Long Illness
Mrs. Ada Wesenberg of 118 Sixteenth Street NE Cedar Rapids died at 2 p.m. Friday after a long illness in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born March 3 1874 in Maquoketa she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1898. She was a member of the First Congregational church. Surviving are three brothers Wilford Heynen Cedar Rapids E Q O Heynen San Francisco and A W Heynen Adel Ia a sister Ruth Rice Cedar Rapids and several nieces and nephews. Services will be conducted by Rev W A Jacobs in the Moon chapel at 4 p.m. Sunday with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Wesenberg
Sixteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa
Miles
First Congregational Church
Wilford Heynen
E. QO. Heynen
San Francisco
A. W. Hey
Death Notice D H Emery Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs. W. E. Mickel of 1311 Second avenue SE has learned of the death of her cousin D. H. Emery of Fairbury Nebraska a former Cedar Rapids resident for many years He was at one time with the Jackson grocery on Second avenue SE Other Cedar Rapids cousins include Harry and Horace Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Emery
W. E. Mickel
Second Avenue SE
Fairbury, Neb
Cedar Rapids
Jackson
Harry and
Horace Hedges
Death of Cedar Rapids farmer John F. Plower at 1013 Nineteenth
John F. Plower 1013 Nineteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids area retired farmer died at home Friday night after a long illness. Born August 2 1866 in Prairieburg he lived there most of his life. Survived by two daughters Mrs Mary Marek and Mrs James Buchtela two sons Joseph J and John R Plower a sister and a brother 12 grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Services at St Wenceslaus Church with time to be announced. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Plower
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Prairieburg
Mary Fousek
Mary Marek
Monticello
James Buchtela
Arlington
Joseph J
Central City
John R. Plower
Anna Holub
Joseph Plower
St. Wenceslaus Church
Turner Chapel
Services for William Harrison Parker Planned at Polansky Chapel
Funeral services for William Harrison Parker route 3 will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Polansky funeral chapel with Rev. E. J. Wykle officiating. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery. A surviving daughter is Mrs. Frank Skvar, corrected from Friday’s Gazette. Friends may call at Polansky chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison Parker
Polansky Funeral
E. J. Wykle
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank Skvar
Polansky Chapel
Trade Unions Backing Big 3
The World Trade Union Conference welcomed the Big Three Crimea declaration and urged over 40 nations to economically pressure Spain Argentina and other Fascist countries. It called for bringing war criminals to justice liquidating the Nazi system dissolving Nazi bodies and placing German industry transport and banking under UN control for postwar rehabilitation. The convention urged a democratic German trade union movement during occupation and recovery of seized funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
World Trade Union Conference
Crimea
Spain
Argentina
James B. Carey
CIO
United Nations
Germany
Labor Front
Congress and Parliament Probe UNRRA Crisis
A storm over UNRRA grows as U S Congress and British Parliament prepare inquiries into its failure to mobilize relief on a large scale. Discussions in London and Canberra follow warnings by Dr H V Evatt and Dutch Belgian and French officials that UNRRA has not functioned effectively in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UNRRA
U. S
Congress
Parliament
Mercy
United States
House Appropriations
Senate Finance Committees
Laborite Daily Herald
H. V. Evatt
Australia
Evatt
Far Eastern Committee
Sydney
Europe
M. A. Lamping
Netherlands
Vicomte de Thieusies
Belgium
Rene Massigli
Britain
France
Richard K. Law
House of Commons
of Commons
Gov Blue Signs Two More Bills
Gov Robert D. Blue signed two more bills, bringing his total approvals to 23 acts from the 51st general assembly. One measure bars discrimination against armed forces personnel in uniform, the other requires the state tax commission to receive notice of homestead tax credit appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
51St
General Assembly
State Tax Commission
Local residents report lost gas stamps and stolen purse
Cleon Dolezal reports the loss of a bill fold containing gasoline ration stamps for 65 to 85 gallons and his ID papers. Mrs. Marjorie Buckman says her purse was stolen at McDonald’s tavern. Mrs. Lester Worden reports a tire, tube and rim stolen from Wilson and Company lot with $15 value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleon Dolezal
Thirteenth Avenue SW
Post Office
Dolezal
Marjorie Buckman
Clarence
McDonald’s
Lester Worden
Sixth Avenue SW
Wilson and Company
Bettendorf Labor Dispute Is Settled
Bettendorf Ordnance steel foundry workers with 1600 employees will return to their jobs starting with the early shift Monday after a settlement of the labor management dispute. The agreement calls for a neutral arbitrator, J Herman Rouse of Milwaukee, to decide the disputed issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettendorf
Ordnance Steel Foundry
Ray Blomgren
Chicago
War Labor Board
District Ordnance
George Foster
CIO Union 144
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers
J. Herman Rouse
Milwaukee
Pfc. Paul Runkle Wounded in Action in Luxembourg
Pfc. Paul Runkle, 19, serving with a Third Army infantry unit in Luxembourg, was seriously wounded February 4. He is the son of Milo H. Runkle and Mrs Maude E Safley of Houston Texas. A graduate of Allen Military Academy Bryan Texas he was at Fort McClellan Alabama until November 1944. After a 15 day furlough he went overseas in December 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Runkle
Third Army
Luxembourg
Maude E. Safley
Houston
Texas
Milo H. Runkle
Fifth Avenue SE
Allen Military Academy
Bryan
Fort McClellan
Ala
Service members reported from local area
Army Air Corps corporal Gordon Saker arrives at Keesler Field Biloxi Mississippi. John R Watson enters Great Lakes Naval Training Center as apprentice seaman. Several others receive furloughs, transfers, or postings including Dale Lejeune Beck Oujiri Olsen Unruh Poole Kacerovsky Cooper Montague Pulda and Svoboda with family details and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Saker
Army Air Corps
Merrill Baker
Sixteenth Street
Keesler Field
Biloxi
John R. Watson
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Judy
Elmhurst Drive
Millard Polson
Twelfth Avenue
Edward G. Pulda
Norfolk, Va
Fourth Street NW
Salvage Drive Urged as War Aims Count
DES MOINES AP Herbert C Plagmah Iowa salvage official urged complete home front effort to save paper tin fat and cloth. He said 80 percent of tin cans were discarded last year with 90 percent from possessions now held by Japanese and warned paper shortages worsen due to freight embargoes and weather while mills need iron and steel and fats show a 200 million pound deficit by end of 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Herbert C. Plagman
Iowa Salvage Division
Des Moines Youths Die In Gun Accident
In Des Moines a 17 year old Amos Jones Jr. accidentally shot and killed his 13 year old companion Ernie Rogers while showing a shotgun at Jones home. Amos said he believed the gun was unloaded and pulled the trigger. The incident occurred Friday night and police reported the tragedy Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Amos Jones, Jr
Ernie Rogers
Jones
Amos
Ernie
Pfc Samuel L Rigby Wounded in Belgium
Pfc Samuel L Rigby 37 of the infantry was wounded in action in Belgium and awarded the Purple Heart. His wife Bess Rigby 914 Tenth Street NE and mother Mrs Myra Rigby 1135 Hubbard Avenue NE were informed. He worked for Acme Super Service before enlisting and has been overseas since June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Rigby
Belgium
Bess Rigby
Tenth Street
Myra Rigby
Hubbard Avenue
Rigby
Acme Super Service
Army
Mexican Laborer Killed by Police Officer's Bullet
Davenport police say 25 year old Mexican laborer Pandans Barron was fatally shot after fleeing officers who questioned him and another man for draft deferment. Officer Richard Fee fired as Barron ran, a bullet ricocheted from the sidewalk and hit him in the back. coroner set inquest for Monday. Camacho, also Mexican national, aided in the incident and is being questioned. Barron died at Mercy hospital. officers say use of force was justified. Barron and Camacho had been working for Maine Central railroad in Portland and were en route to Stockton, California back to Mexico under War Manpower orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Pandans Barron
Reed Phillips
Richard J. Fee
Thomas Milroy
Barron
Victor P. Camacho
Fee
Milroy
Phillips
Mercy Hospital
Scott County
Frank Keppy
Camacho
Vera Cruz
Maine Central Railroad
Portland, Maine
Stockton
Calif
Mexico
War Manpower Commission
Barren
Review Called Off At Coe as Fritz Gets Silver Star
Virgil D. Fritz received the Silver Star for gallantry in action at Guadalcanal. Capt. Leo Hoffmann pinned the award Friday at Coe College offices due to canceled formal reviews caused by cold weather. Fritz acted as a litter bearer under fire to evacuate the wounded. he is married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalcanal
Virgil D. Fritz
Glenwood Drive
Leo Hoffmann
Coe College
ASTR
Leo Borak
Fritz
Memorial Service for Cpl. Ernest Bohlken
A memorial service for Cpl. Ernest Bohlken 23 killed in France on December 4 will be held at Wayne Zion Lutheran church in Anamosa Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. F H Kehren will officiate. He is buried in a U S military cemetery in France. Surviving are his wife Clara Hubbard of Anamosa a baby daughter Judy his parents Mr and Mrs B H Bohlken of Wayne two sisters Eileen and Mrs Alvina Wilkin and two brothers Leonard and Irvin of Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Cpl
Ernest Bohlken
France
Wayne Zion Lutheran
F. H. Kehren
Cpl Bohlken
U. S
Albert J. Dubais
Bohlken
The Poet of the People by Edgar A Guest
Edgar A Guest reflects on diverse tastes and skills shaping society. He argues variety prevents waste and that people pursue different paths, yet all face life’s common struggles. The piece praises practical labor and shared progress despite disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Gazette Billing and Service Rates in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery with annual and semiannual options. It notes Associated Press United Press International news service and lists Allen Klapp Company offices in Chicago New York Detroit for media distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
Ird Ave
Iowa
Cedar Ra
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Allen-Klapp Company
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
New Center
Detroit
Media Records
A.n.pa
Manila Battle Rages as Japanese Defenses Collapse
Amid heavy shells and air raids in Manila the Japanese struggle in Intramuros and nearby districts while American forces push to clear Ermita Malate and Pasig river areas. U S fighters raid Formosa targets as Manila fights to hold key zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
China Sea
Kato
Formosa
Mansei Islands
Hong Kong
Lesser Sunday Islands
Philippines
Manila
Intramuros
Manila Bay
Pasig River
Ermita
Malate
First Cavalry
11Th Airborne
Douglas MacArthur
Pasig
Bowman Resigns Pitt Chancellorship to Lead University
Dr John G Bowman resigns as chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh after serving since 1921 to become president of the newly created post effective July 1 He will be succeeded by vice chancellor Rufus H Fitzgerald on June 30 per the board of trustees announcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John G. Bowman
University of Pittsburgh
Friday
Ss of Trustees
Friay
Rufus H. Fitzgerald
University leaders Bowman and Fitzgerald linked to Iowa history
Dr Bowman served as president of the State University of Iowa from 1911 to 1914. Dr Fitzgerald is noted as a former University of Iowa alumnus who led the Memorial Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
State University of Iowa
Fitzgerald
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Tries to Beat Truck at Crossing Ends in Tie
Ray Cashman and Coggan were fined by Police Judge Harry S. Johnson after pleading guilty to failing to yield the right of way. Cashman tried to beat a truck at Fifth avenue and Second street SE on Friday afternoon and was bumped, sending his car into Don Hladky’s machine at 1600 Fourth avenue SE. the truck was undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Spruitzer
Country Club Parkway
Richard W. May
Memorial Drive
David A. Fluegel
Blake Boulevard
W. E. Maupin
Sfe
Ray Cashman
George Erceg
C Street
G. L. Jones
Fifth Avenue
Co. W. Christensen
Hunting Avenue
P. T. Chandler
Highland Drive
R. S. Seeley
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Lester Walker
Rainer A. Simoons
Oakland Road
Coggan
Harry S. Johnson
Cashman
Second Street SE
Don Hladky
Fourth Avenue SE
The Perfect Offering In Lent Devotional Meditation
Dr Gaius Glenn Atkins presents a Lenten devotion urging contrition and repentance. The reflection emphasizes a broken spirit as a cleansed instrument for God, the need to surrender pride and self love, and the transforming power of forgiving love through repentance. Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaius Glenn Atkins
The
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Jesus Christ
Divorce Granted To Venita Oakie From Jack Oakie
Mrs Venita Oakie was granted a divorce from actor Jack Oakie after tearful testimony she tried to make the marriage work. She alleged his absences and insults at home and guests. Attorneys said a property settlement was arranged. they wed in Yuma Arizona on March 22 1936. no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Venita Oakie
Jack Oakie
Smithsonian holds vast collection of primitive tribal instruments
The Smithsonian Institution houses a collection exceeding 2000 musical instruments from primitive tribes. The roster highlights diverse origins and families, illustrating cultural diversity and historical craftsmanship across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Smithsonian Institute
Radio schedules highlight 7 to 9 p.m. programs across networks
Radio More presents Early American Dance Music on Blue and KXEL at 7 p.m. The Boston Symphony broadcasts from Hunter College New York at 7 30 p.m. over Blue and KXEL. The National Barn Dance features The Southernaires at 8 p.m. NBC WHO. Met Opera tenor Donald Dame guests Detroit system at 7 30 p.m. over Mutual. Rea Adm Woodward to speak briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Blue
KXEL
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Hunter College
New York
Clark H. Woodward
Navy
Donald Dame
Metropolitan Opera
Detroit
Mutual
Southernaires
NBC
WHO
Joe Kelly
Nightly Radio Lineup Highlighting City Majors
A collage of radio program listings features Mayor of Town, WMT Bees, Gaslight Gaieties, Boston Symphony on NS occas, KXEL Hit Parade re Natl, Barn Dance on WHO la, Serenade on WEREM, Judy Canova on WMAQ, Theater of Air on WGN, and Al Pearce on KXEL with WMT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cccces
Occas
Boston Symphony
KXEL
Werem
Judy Canova
Wmaq Theater of Air
WGN
Andy Russell
al Pearce
Programs Hour by Hour from WHO Barn Dance to News
Hour by hour radio listings show events from WHO and WMT stations including Barn Dance, Judy Canova, Meet Mary, and various news segments. Times range across morning to evening with 16 45 p.m and 10 80 p.m style entries reflecting schedules and station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siene L
Judy Canova
Rael
Mary
H. King O
KU students give professors cigarets in protest
War scare cigarettes replace apples as a gesture at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. On Friday students hoping to make an impression presented their professors with cigarets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Ins
University of Kansas
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Daily Record
Margaret Helen White
Raymond Cecil White
Frank J. Novak
Fifteenth Avenue SE
John Bowman
Bever Avenue SE
Anna Strauss
Otto E. Strauss
Velma Gardner
Leonard G. Gardner
Mary Ellen Snodgrass
Francis Byron Snodgrass
John E. Crawford
Esther M. Flitsch
Cornelius Risdal
Alburnett
Cheryl Ellingson
Robert E. Burianek
Patricia L. Boyse
George Pettit
Second Avenue
Ward Burke
Avenue NW
L. B. Lamb
First Street
St. Luke’s
Harley Young
A Avenue
Milo Hodina
N Street
Hamill Murphy
Mercey
Joseph FE. Brown
Fourth Avenue
Richmond
Ray Lemen
Lemen
Ollie Lemen
Fifteenth Street
Wis
Robert S. Higley
Margaret
Columbia Hospital
Robert Higley
Fred M. Higley
First Avenue NW
Robert Higleys
Cedar County
David Berger
del J. Cornally
Reich
Schacht
Mrs
Nelson Johnson
Parker Services
Big
Congress Inquiry
Gov
Pfc
Runkle
Edward John Svoboda
John Svoboda
Eleventh Street
Laurence R. Dale
James R. Dale
Fourth Street
Camp Ritchie
Mda
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Earl J. Beck
Aviation Ordnanceman
Ray J. Beck
Twenty-second Avenue
Seattle
Alvin F. Oujiri
Susan
Eighteenth Street
John Oujri
Fourteenth Avenue
Wayne E. Olsen
England
A. C. Olson
Newhall
Lawrence Unruh
Camp Barkeley
Twentieth Avenue SW
Louis Unruh
Mechanicsville
Carl E. Poole
Pacific
Tenth Street SE
Edward Kacerovsky
Anna Kacerovsky
Paul A. Cooper
J. J. Schmickle
Robert H. Cooper
Mevin Montague
Joe T. Svoboda
Walford
Boy
Coe
Bataan
Dr. Bowman
Pittsburgh U
DR. Atkins
Radio
Chicago Theater
Romberg
By Nadine Subotnik
Chicago Theater of the
Marion Claire
Bruce Foote
Henry Weber
GS Knicax
Eddie Stone
Blytheville, Ark
WMAQ
Opie Cates
Bing Crosby
Russell
Elmer
CBS
WMT
Arlene Harris
International Gospel Broadcast
Charlie E. Fuller
Capitol New Exel
Tin Pan
EXEL
Gre
Holb
Bailes
WGN Ginsbure
WGN Detroit
MXEL
Boston Sym
Rae
Man
Ico Thombont
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