Radio and TV Highlights for the Week from National Programs
Nadine Subotnik covers NBC CBS Mutual and ABC listings with YRONE POWER guesting on Bob Hope show from Pomona College in California. Programs feature Frances Langford Jerry Colonna Skinnay Ennis Wendell Niles Arch Oboler drama Peter Lorre tribute Ray Milland The Uninvited Theater of Romance Garry Moore This Is My Best Dark Venture Songs of Separation and other broadcasts across networks with Cardinal elevation ceremonies noted for Pope Pius and bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrone Power
The
Marines
Bob Hope
NBC
WHO
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
Frances Langford
Jerry Colonna
Skinnay Ennis
Wendell Niles
National Brotherhood
Peter Lorre
Mutual
Oboler
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Ray Milland
Theater of Romance
CBS
WMT
Garry Moore
Jimmy Durante
Julian Street
WBBM
Daily radio schedule highlights for February 19 1946
Hour by hour listings show programs across stations WMT WHO WGN EXEL KXEL and others. Notable segments include News Weather and Sports updates from each network with shows like Fibber McGee Amos n Andy Captain Midnight Shadowed by Morning Wakeups and prime time dramas and music features ending with World Today commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Amos ‘N
Andy
WGN
Heatter
Kxel
G Lombardo
WMT World Today
Tom Mix
Barry Cameron
WGN _ It
Jenny
David Harum
Vic. Lindlahr
Kete Smith
Judy & Jane
Dr Malone
Downey
Helen Trent
Edith Webber
Waun Hymns Exel Lance Corp
WGN Farm
Army Rejects Fritz Kuhn Release as Security Threat
An Army intelligence spokesman said Kuhn, former leader of a German American band, will not be released while occupation forces remain in Germany. He is described as a major security threat and could rally his followers to endanger Allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Gemany
United States Army Intelligence Section
Fritz Kuhn
Kuhn
Germany
Truman OKs Summer Victory Garden Plan
The National Garden Institute announced Monday that President Truman has approved continuing the Victory garden program this summer to ease food shortages at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
National Garden Institute
Newborns Cry Average 113 Minutes Daily
A study reports the typical newborn spends about 113 minutes each day crying. Researchers note variation among infants and suggest parents monitor feeding and comfort needs.
Wallace urges vigorous backing of Great Britain loan
Secretary of Commerce Wallace urged American business to support a 3.75 billion loan to Britain and share in 8 billion more in world trade financing. He warned rejection could trigger dog-eat-dog world trade, harming global security and U.S. markets. He proposed private underwriting to ease risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wallace
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Highwood Train Collides With Chicago Elevated Train
Fifty people were injured, many with minor cuts, when a Highwood ill Chicago train rammed the rear of a northbound Chicago elevated car at a North Side station. Edward Kilmartin, the Highwood motorman, said he braked twice as the collision occurred just before 7 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Side
Howard Street Express
Chicago Rapid Transit Company
Highwood
Ill
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
Edward Kilmartin
Millionaire Found but Vet Chooses Studies First at Notre Dame
Jack Love a 22-year-old Notre Dame law student and former army lieutenant from Hagerstown inherited a million dollars from his bachelor uncle Claude Logan who died in Olympia Washington. He vowed education comes first and plans to return after the current term to pursue football and complete two more years of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
G. I
Jack Love
Notre Dame
Hagerstown
Claude Logan
Olympia
Wash
New York
Love
Logan
Claude
Oklahoma
Mexico
Deaths of Two San Francisco Boys Linked to Ship Initiation
Parents report the deaths of Leroy Bragg aged 14 and Stanford Fluitt aged 16, crew members aboard a Chile bound freighter, with one parent saying a telegram stated the boy died during an equator crossing initiation. The notification came from South Atlantic Steamship Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Leroy Bragg
Stanford Fluitt
South Atlantic Steamship Lines
Youths Buried in Tocopilla After San Francisco Voyage
Parents report two youths who sailed from San Francisco aboard the Frederick W. Galbraith of South Atlantic Lines on January 12 were buried in Tocopilla Chile. The incident centers on their disappearance and the voyage history to trace the fate of the missing travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocopilla
Chile
Frederick W. Galbraith
San Francisco
Yank Goes on Trial in Shooting of Russians
In Vienna Sgt Edward Witt testified at a U S Army court martial that Sgt Shirley Dixon shouted Dont pull a gun on me before Capt Vassily Klem entsevy was killed and Lt Peter Salnikov wounded on a Salzburg to Vienna express train Jan 16 Dixon of Toledo Ohio faces murder charges though four Russian prosecution witnesses failed to appear Salnikov reportedly relapsed. A bizarre note mentions a seven foot jellyfish with 112 foot tentacles developing in six months from a half inch hydroid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Edward Witt
United States Army
Shirley B. Dixon
Vassily Georgievitch Klementsevy
Peter Salnikov
Salzburg
Dixon
Toledo
Ohio
Salnikov
No Early Action on Coralville Dam Project
Lt Col. John H. Peil of the Rock Island district army engineers said that Truman signed legislation authorizing rivers and harbors work, clearing the way to resume interrupted wartime projects and start new ones. The Coralville dam in Town is in restudy and no action is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island, Ill
John H. Peil
Rock Island
President Truman
Keokuk
Coralville Dam
Peil
Aurand Replaces Giles In Mid East Command
Maj. Gen. Henry S. Aurand assumed command of the Africa-Middle East theater, replacing Maj. Gen. B. G. Giles who returns to the United States for an undisclosed air forces assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurand
Giles
Mid-East Command
Cairo
Henry S. Aurand
B. G. Giles
United States
Air Forces
Nutrex Promises Energy Boost Against Tired Feeling
Advertisement claims Nutrex lifts tiredness from thiamin deficiency and keeps you energized for daily tasks. It urges buying at drugstores and offers a money back guarantee with an economy size claiming 15 percent savings. Widely recommended by thousands of users. See a doctor for causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tyrone Power
Bob Hope Radio
Nadine Subotnik
ABC
WLS
William
Grant Still
Bronislav Gimple
Bowles
Chester Bowles
Upton Close
Pope Pius
Melody Hour
Follies
Er Who
Forum
Wmjt
Bob Crosby
Ore
Ccceecs
Red Skelton
Kirkwood
Jack Smith
Melody Sour
Jimmy Fidler
WGN Sports
Ray Swing
WMT Town
Elmer Davie
Ricey
Judy
Palcon Kxel
Ann
Kxel Vet
WMT Assig
Home
Fibber McGee
WGN Chic
H. D’ Amico
WMT Congress
KMXEL
C. Bowles
WMT News
WGN Herth Trio
Sam Weo
Navy
WGN News
Wartburg
Henry Taylor
Prima
WGN Veille
Bacon
Happy Haines
Bobby Dick
WGN Reveille Kxel Organ
WMT Valliant Lady Who News
T. John
WGN News Bael
Witz
Light of Worse
Lora Lawton
WGN Melody Memor
Amanda
Fred Waring O
Kxel H
Wiz Farm Family O
WGN Peabodys
WMT Farm Mkts
WHO Songfellows
John Anthony Kxel
R.F.D
Toby
Susie
Guiding Light
Ews
Kxel Peabodys
Perry Mason
Crosby Time
Bill
WGN Music Mart
Stanley Dixon
Part Kxel
Harrigan
Sunny Sue
WMT Carrol
Who Peabodys
Superman
1540 Club
Cliff
Helen
Jack Arm'st’s
EXEL
Fulton Lewis
Palm Forum
HO Farm News
WGN Jamboree Meditations
Jerry
Zelda
Stan and
Ken Exel
Ava Johnson
Mary Miles
Dick Baker
Ono
We Neen
Road of
Joyce Blorgen
W. Tena
Tip
Jane
Franklin
Bach
WGN i
Theerse Youngs
Andrews
Eall
Ieloase
Exeus
Jack Berch
Stella Dallas
Daddy
Kxel Fitzgeralds
Rosemary
Lorenzo Jones
Rhvtt
Exel 1540 Club
Burton
Widder Brown
Brs
Long
Portia
Easy Aces
Army
Magnavox Henograp
Hiltbrunner’s
First
UNRRA
Bretton Woods
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
Risk
Rex Rat Killer
Oxfords
Equator
Yank
Cedar Rapids
Coliseum
Camp Good Health
Young Men's Bureau
Chamber of
Commerce
Armstrong
Beck
Beeson
Cedar Rapids Gazette Charities Incorporated
Young Men's Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Welfare Fund
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!