Radio Listings Highlight Desmond Madriguera and More
Desmond and Madriguera perform on the Percy Faith program at 9 p.m. Monday over NBC and WHO with selections including Don't You Remember Me and Minute Samba. Other broadcasts feature Gregory Peck in Cavalcade of America, Gladys Swarthout and Nino Martini, and Wendell Willkie memorial program with LaGuardia and Lippman.
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Nric Madriguera
Johnny Desmond
Percy Faith
NBC
WHO
Madriguera
Ziguener
Media Luz
Desmond
Gregory Peck
Washington
Gladys Swarthout
Nino Martini
Howard Barlow
Wendell Willkie
CBS
WMT
F. H. LaGuardia
Walter Lippman
Ogden Reid
Norman Corwin
Bob Hawk
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour for Feb 18 1946
Listings show a dense, hour by hour radio programming lineup across stations WMT WHO WGN KXEL KXELY EXEL and others. Programs include news, music, dramas, soap operas, and sports with multiple hosts and guest names across morning and evening blocks.
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Harkness
WGN Sports
Kxely Ce
WGN Gaiateade
Davis Barlow O
Holmes
KXEL
Fat Man
Helen Trent
Edith Webber
WGN
WMT
Gal
Buckaroos
Refreshments Draw Me to Meetings in Edgar A. Guest Poem
A humorous verse highlights the lure of refreshments at gatherings. The poet notes fish fries and coffee treats as temptations that draw people to meetings from parsons to lodge masters, explaining why crowds attend for the free food.
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the People
Belgium election yields Catholic party lead but no majority
Final Belgian vote gives the Right Wing Catholic party 92 seats in the Chamber of Deputies, short of a majority. Premier Van Acker's Socialists take 70 seats, Communists 23, Liberals 16, and the UD B gains one seat. Regent Charles asked Van Acker to stay temporarily as Carton De Wiart is named to form a government.
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Leopold
Chamber of Deputies
Achille van Acker
Socialist Party
Democratic Union
van Acker
Charles
Henri Carton de Wiart
de Wiart
Six Japs Sentenced in Death of Three Flyers
A U S military court on Panay island central Philippines convicted six Japanese in March 1945 killings. Two officers were sentenced to death and four others to prison for bayoneting three American flyers who were forced down. Names of the flyers were not disclosed.
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Manila
United States
Panay Island
Philippines
Nutrex Promises Money Back If You Don’t See Results
An advertisement urges buying Nutrex at local drugstores with a money back guarantee if results are not achieved. It touts broad user satisfaction and a 10 percent savings on the economy size, claiming wide endorsement by consumers.
Movie Showtimes at Local Theaters Monday
Feature Time lists cinema schedules for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Strand and Marion theaters with titles including The Harvey Girls Three Strangers Sing Your Way Home Too Young to Know The Gay Senorita Anchors Aweigh He's My Guy On Stage Everybody Renegades of the Rio Grande The Climax Radio Stars on Parade The Very Thought of You Chip Off the Old Block San Antonio and The Hidden Eye along with specific start times for each screening.
Lewis Test of New Wage Policy in Coal Industry
Government labor experts predict the first major test of the administration’s wage price program will hit the coal sector as John L. Lewis and his 500,000 miners push for spring wage demands. Rubber workers talks in Washington and reconversion pay disputes in other industries wrap up as officials expect Lewis to move quickly on coal wage negotiations under new stabilization rules.
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Washington
INS
John L. Lewis
CIO Rubber Workers Union
Lewis
UMW
Mula
Serutan Promises Gentle Probiotics for Constipation Relief
A vintage health claim extols Serutan as a natural hydrogel concentrate to aid normal elimination. It emphasizes easy, pleasant tasting granules taken with meals and declares a money back guarantee, urging consumers over 35 to consider medical guidance for organic constipation.
Rail Hearings Opened By Arbitration Boards
In Chicago 18 railroad brotherhoods and 130 Class I railroads opened arbitration hearings on wage demands. The two boards will hear the unions' demands and seek a peaceful resolution to the labor dispute.
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Chicago
Dispute over agreed final and binding boards' decisions
A dispute centers on prior agreement that all decisions by the boards would be final and binding. The issue concerns whether those terms were properly established and enforceable.
Vet Cabbies Start March on Capital
About 150 taxicabs carrying over 300 World War II veterans began a March on Washington to press for federal aid to obtain operating licenses. The cream and black cabs bore discharge emblems and traveled with motorcycle police escorts toward the border, veterans crammed into crowded rides with their wives pledging to stay the course.
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Chicago
Washington
Residents Demand Federal Intervention Over Cab Monopoly
Citizens push for federal action after accusing major cab companies of monopolizing transportation. Local groups seek oversight to restore fair pricing and service, citing limited competition and consumer harm awaiting federal review.
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Tion
Mrs Peek Dies in Oceanside Headon Collision
Mrs George N Peek aged 72 widow of the former federal agricultural adjustment administrator died after a headon crash in Oceanside California. eight others were injured in the accident near Rancho Santa Fe Sunday.
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Oceanside
Calif
George N. Peek
Rancho Santa Fe
Federal Agricultural Adjustment
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