Burns and Allen Lead Radio Lineup on Tuesday Night
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports on Gracie Allen’s hosting with DeMille’s program at 8 p.m. Tuesday on CBS and WMT, plus Mercedes Mc Cambridge co starring with Ronald Colman in The Women Stayed at Home on NBC at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday with WHO rebroadcast at 10:30. Also listed are Phil Baker’s Take It or Leave It on Ed Gardner's Duffy's at 7:30 p.m. over Shoe and KXEL, Charles Farrell on Romance at 9 p.m. over CBS and WMT, and a Red Army anniversary tribute on CBS from 10:30 to 11 p.m.
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Cytill
George
Sinatra
Gracie | Allen
Cecil B. DeMille
Burns and Allen
CBS
WMT
Gracie
DeMille
Bill Goodwin
Jimmy Cash
Felix Mills
Mercedes McCambridge
Ronald Colman
NBC
WHO
Phil Baker
Ed Gardner
Duffy
KXEL
Charles Farrell
Red Army
Melody Hour
Ginny Simms
Judy
Duffy's
Sese-Kxel
Burns and Alien
Fibber McGee
Nation
Red Skelton
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Network Lineup for Feb 1944
The page lists daytime and evening radio programs across stations WMT WGN WHO KXEL EXEL and others for Tuesday Feb 22 through Wednesday Feb 28 1944. It names shows such as Fibber McGee World News Burns Allen Bob Hope Kitty Foyle and Judy Canova plus soap operas and music programs with timing blocks and hosts.
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WMT
CBS
Waa
NBC
Burling Wee Ees
Ian Naty Lenacer Wenr
Exel Sportlight
KEXEL
Colman
WMT U
WGN New
EXEL
Anak Mows
Fidler
WGN Star Theater
KXEL
Ginny Simms
WGN
Arthur Hale Exel News
F. Oursler
Xegl Lum
Abner
Judy
Judy Canova
Pat Exel Dulty
WGN Frolics
Jerry
Zelda
Dreier
V.linder
WGN Reveille
Kxll War Journal
Happy Haines
Shelley
Poultry School
Jolly Joe
van Wee
BON Enis
Vic Lindlahr
Beenie
WBO
Bob Hope
Poly Hoot
Allen Oueth
Howard Oo
Elker Rexel Nene
Awing
Wishingwell
Lora Lawton
Red Skelton
Sweet River
WHO World News
Ariety’ Hall
Kitty Foyle
Arthur Hale Knel
Finchville
F. Waring O
Eh Heeawis
Recor
WMT Melodiers
Grant
B. Rhodes
WMT H.aseluey
Joyce Jordan
Love & Learn
the Youngs
MT Beat Life
Johnny Betts
Judy and
Jane
Ende
Ted Malone
B'dway
Higgins Boys
Stella Dallas
John Neblett
Lorenzo Jones
Golderes
Widder Brown
Malone
S'kma
WGN News
Portia
Wits
WGN Music Mart
Far'll
Omien
Dick Tracy
Dom
WHO
Nelson
Superman
Terry
Pirates
MT News
Dixon
Chick Carter
EL Sugar Creek
Henson
Safe L J
Armatrong
Vpm
WMT World
Superman Xel Harrigan
Drive to Cut Indies from Jap Islands
AP reports Pacific war trends push toward a westward American corridor across the Pacific. Admiral Nimitz hints at a direct supply line to the Asiatic mainland threatening East Indies and Philippines, forcing Japan to decide whether to risk fleet action now or wait.
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Washington
Pacific
Japan
Marshalls
Truk
Eniwetok
Japanese Empire
Nimitz
Asiatic
East Indies
New Guinea
Philippines
Tokyo
Corn Price Ceiling Regulations Changed
Washington AP says the Office of Price Administration amended corn ceiling price rules to base pricing on locally produced grain, exclude outside shipments, and set barge movement ceilings with 32 interior loading points. The formula now covers all distributive levels and mixed grains containing corn, with a one cent loading fee allowed for road transport by rail or barge.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Group Backs Bill To Abolish FSA
A special House agriculture sub committee approved legislation to abolish the Farm Security administration as now constituted and reassign its assets and duties to the Farm Home corporation, created in 1937 but never funded, shifting funding of the farm tenant program.
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Washington
House Agriculture
Farm Security Administration
FSA
House
Farm Home Corporation
Congress
Doctor Slain in Capital's Loop
In Washington, prominent criminal lawyer Robert I. Miller, 67, and his wife were questioned after a street corner shooting left psychiatrist Dr. John E. Lind, 58, dead at the wheel. Miller admitted self defense, claiming Lind fired first. a revolver with an empty chamber was found on Miller. Witnesses said Lind’s car slowed past a department store as an argument erupted and Mrs. Miller fled the vehicle. A second revolver with fired chambers was found under the seat.
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Washington (Lp
Robert I. Miller
John E. Lind
Robert Barrett
Miller
Lind
Margaret
Mrs Balster of Monticello Dies in Kirksville Hospital
Anna M Eden Balster 42 of Monticello died Sunday noon from a heart attack at a Kirksville hospital after ambulance transport from Monticello. Born March 28 1902 she lived here all her life. She married Robert Balster February 7 1924. Surviving: husband Pvt Robert Balster stationed at Madison Wisconsin and daughter Delphia at home. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at St John Lutheran near Monticello with burial beside the church. Goettsch funeral home handling arrangements.
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Monticello
Anna M. Eden Balster
Kirksville
Robert Balster
Madison
Wis
Delphia
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul Gutknecht
Goettsch Funeral
Agency Established to Run Reconversion
Washington under War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes ordered the Office of Surplus War Property created to carry out the Baruch report. Will H. Clayton to head the new office with Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines leading veteran retraining and John M. Hancock heading a third division for reconversion. Byrnes stressed swift action and asserted congress must pass related legislation.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Will H. Clayton
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Administration
John M. Hancock
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Legislative
Congress
Gen. Hines
Paul V. McNutt
Hines
Anna Rosenberg
Newark
Senate rejects name changes for castor oil and spinach
In a light moment, Sen. Overton proposes renaming oleo to vegetable butter and spinach to health greens while casting castor oil as elixir of life or nectar of the gods. The bill approves skim milk designation as dry milk solids and rejects the name changes.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Sen
Overton
D-La
No New Business To Be Taken by CCC
An official of the Commodity Credit Corporation said on Monday that orders are being sent to branches, indicating no new business will be undertaken at this time. The announcement reflected the agency's cautious stance amid ongoing market conditions and policy discussions.
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CCC
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC life extended to July 1 1945 amid new business hold
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports the CCC halted new business nationwide as its life ended February 17. A bill extends the CCC’s existence to July 1 1945, with a separate resolution awaiting congressional approval to continue operations to that date.
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CCC
Congress
Backed Safety Plan For Trailer Houses Adopted
Lawn County Highway Safety commission approved a four point plan from a Feb 14 committee to seek state legislation on trailer fire safety. It requires fire extinguishers, non removable windows eliminated, a second door in trailers, and spacing rules for trailer camps. State Fire Marshal John Strohm said current laws do not cover trailer fire protection and Linn county will push the plan to state lawmakers.
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Lawn County Highway Safety Commission
John Strohm
Strohm
Linn County Commission
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Janet Gaynor
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WMT Love Mystery
SV Onhy
Bradley Kxel Higgins Boya
H. James
Burling
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Tau Bley
Libby Vaughan
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Marts
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Jenny
Jar
Kate Smith
Carter
Jane Foste
Jim
Don Norman
Neight
V. Roberts
Helen Trent
Buckaroos
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Johnny Bett
Wrach
Road of Liferary Marlin
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Ee “Bank
Ramos
Guaranty
Third Avenue
Third Street
Federal Defosit Insurance Corporation
Bernard Baruch
Lafayette Park
Cop
By Elton C. Fay
Doctor Slain
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