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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1947

Page

7

Radio Notes and Comment by Nadine Subotnik

The National Guard takes over the Paul Whiteman program airing 8 PM Wednesday on ABC WENR and renames it The Paul Whiteman Assembly with Secretary of War Robert Patterson speaking first. Sinatra returns to CBS WMT at 8 PM with the Pied Pipers and Stor Dahl.

National Guard Paul Whiteman Abc-Wenr Guard Robert Patterson Washington Guard Whiteman Mindy Carson Johnny Thompson Norman Rosten Frank Sinatra Cbs-Wmt The Pied Pipers Axel Stor~dahl Jane Powell Voice Andy Russell

Evening Radio Schedule for February 26, 1947

Hour by hour listings for KXEL WGN WMT and KNEL stations show a dense schedule of programs from 6 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. with shows including Melody Parade News Dinah Shore Bing Crosby Abbott, Crosby, and various talk and music segments. The next morning begins with farm news and early riser programs at 6:30 a.m. on KXEL.

Eddie Bracken Maisie Parky Frank Morgan Dr. Tweedy Dinah Shore Ginny Simms Radio Row Ther Clark Sisters Jack Smith Cbs-Wmt Andrews Sisters Bing Crosby WMT KXEL Paulette Goddard Jack Carson Dennis Day Great Gildersleeve Dr. Christian Paul Whiteman Frank Sinatra Duffy Hatchine Melody Parade WGN Dr Stadley Abc Rae WBEEM CBS 7Ko Lone MBS CBSY Gio Frank Morern J. Lady Bing "Crosby KXNL Henry, Morgan Kay Kyser Northerners Lewis Hutchens Billboard WGN News WMT World WGN Farm Service Jerry Zeldo Lew Parker WGN Reveille Dick Hart Stan Ken Dick Keen Clift & Heler Dick Baker Mary Miles N. Olmsted Sam Mus E Winters Post Joyce Jordan David Harum Stella Dallas Eeena Baker Chick Galen Drake Jack Beren

Radio Schedule Brimming with Daytime Shows and Serial Dramas

A dense listing of radio programs on stations WGN WMT KXEL KNEL KXEL and others for Thursday Feb 27 1017. The guide enumerates news from WGN WMT science drama romance music and talk segments with titles like Perry Mason Masquerade World Light and Stella Dallas. It notes specific times and hosts such as House Party Clive Lewis and Lily Lindlahr, highlighting a bustling broadcast day across multiple networks.

Johnny WGN Foster WMT WGN Queen Lone Journey Perry Mason Ma Perkins Kxel Land of Corn Voice of Ta

Board backs referring guaranteed wage talks to free bargaining

Washington AP Truman Reconversion Advisory Board urges the question of a guaranteed wage be referred to free collective bargaining rather than legislative action. Unanimous report notes wage guarantees aid employment stability but must align with social insurance, minimum wage, and tax programs. The group headed by George W. Taylor recommends continued study to advance economic stability and reduce fluctuations. Orange trees believed first introduced to Florida by Spanish explorers who discarded seeds after tasting imported fruit.

Washington Truman Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion George W. Taylor

AFL CIO merger hopes fade after rejection letter

Washington AP reports prospects for AFL and CIO merger dimming as AFL President Green says CIO rejected unification talks. Green warns that division fuels anti labor legislation and urges a united labor movement, noting committees were only formed to discuss unity. A railroad bridge exists for about every two miles of U.S. track.

Washington American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations AFL CIO William Green Philip Murray Ja United Organized Labor Movement Green Murray Congress Greene Taft Ohio Senate Labor Committee United Labor Movement Labor Executive Council United States

Linn Board and Road Workers Reach Wage Increase

After a two hour bargaining session Linn county supervisors and road department workers agreed on a 13 cent an hour raise for two shop mechanics and 6 cent raise for the remaining 58 road workers. The agreement lifts vacation restrictions in August and September. The contract spans January 1, 1947 to April 1, 1948 with seven holidays per year for each worker.

Linn County Board of Supervisors Road Department Walter Hurt

County road workers win wage upgrade and 44 hour week

Supervisors Beeson and Seevell told union rep Hurt and Local 231 officials that the board has moved as far as it will. The 1946 wage push yielded a five cent increase, a 44 hour week with 48 hours pay, and vacation list restrictions lifted from July. The county pay scale now lists shop foreman 1.29, district foreman 1.07, bridge foreman 1.07, dynamite foreman 1.07, drag line and shovel operators 1.07, shop mechanic 1.25, maintainer operator 1.25, truck driver 1.25, bridge crewman 1.25, dynamite helper 1.25, shop helper 0.93, extra help 0.80.

Elmer Seevell Clare Petty Clarence Beeson Hurt AFL S. E. Peterson P. E. Onstott

Twenty six indicted in sugar racketeering case

Chicago based federal grand jury indicted twenty six persons in seven counts linked to a nationwide black market sugar ring. Informants say the probes cover illegal traffic of about one million pounds of sugar. U S district attorney J Albert Woll led a six week undercover operation.

Chicago J. Albert Woll U. S

Linn County Pays Courthouse Debt Surplus and Appointments

Linn County finished paying its courthouse debt with a $2,441.30 surplus after the last $45,000 bond was retired on December 31. The board of supervisors moved the surplus to the county general fund pending state comptroller approval, and appointed Margaret Garretson as relief department visitor at $135 monthly beginning March 1. Jane M Turner resigned as relief department statistical clerk, effective March 8. Tax sale certificates for five lots at Fruitland Boulevard and C Street SW were assigned to Joseph Hadsell for $109.40.

Linn County Board of Supervisors County General Fund State Comptroller Margaret Garretson Jane M Turner Relief Department Fruitland Boulevard C Street Joseph Hadsell

Zhdanov to quit high Soviet post after request

Marshall Andrei Zhdanov, famed for Leningrad victory, asked to be relieved as chairman of the Council of the Union of the Supreme Soviet. Moscow radio said the request cited pressure of work connected with his main duties.

London Andrei Aleksandrovitch Zhdanov Leningrad Council of the Union of the Supreme Soviet Moscow Radio

Purge Chief Named as Target in Postwar Soviet Drive

The central committee of the Communist party has long pursued a campaign to purge Soviet literature and art of tendencies deemed to stray from ideological aims, reinforcing strict control over cultural output.

Tral Committee Communist Party

Solon Pioneer Frank Bele, 80, Dies at Home

Frank Joseph Bele, 80, a lifelong Solon resident and Bohemia native, died Tuesday at 2:20 pm after a brief illness. Survived by wife Delia Zajicek Bele and son Joseph W. Funeral at St Marys church in Solon at 9:30 am Thursday with Rev. Carl F. Clems. burial in St Marys cemetery at Newport. Friends may call at Brosh Funeral Home in Solon.

Frank Joseph Bele Solon Gazette Bohemia United States Delia Zajicek Bele Joseph W Near St. Mary’s Church Carl F. Clems St. Mary’s Cemetery Newport Brosh Funeral Home

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