Mrs. Peck Named Linn Red Cross Executive Secretary
Mrs. Wells C. Peck chosen as new executive secretary of the Linn county Red Cross, succeeding Metta A. Burd who resigned after 11 years. She begins duties after March 1 and comes from Cedar Rapids with prior Red Cross and Camp Fire ties.
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Mrs. Peck
Mrs. Burd
Linn Red Cross
Wells C. Peck
First Avenue E
Linn County
American Red Cross
Metta A. Burd
Peck
Harris Bennett
A. G. Keyes
van Vechten Shaffer
Sam Hawkins
Kenneth Cornell
Marion
Charles Michel
Camp Fire Girls
Cedar Rapids
Cortland Normal School
Cortland
N. Y
Wellesley
Cornell University
College Club
Mayflower
Burd
Winter Park
Fla
Vote Continuation of Moratorium Act Passes House
Washington AP reported the House approved a bill to extend the Frazier Lempke farm mortgage moratorium until March 4 1944 with action now in the Senate on amendments as the current law expires March 3.
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Washington
House
Senate
Conclude Second Christian Church Evangelistic Series
The Rev. I E Link will preach on Human Destinies in the final sessions at Second Christian church on Third avenue and Sixth street SW with topics Hell and How to Get There and Heaven and We Get There. Opal Mae Williams is soloist. Rev Sam R Wall from Vinton spoke on Thy Kingdom Come urging personal living of the will.
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I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Hell
Opal Mae Williams
Sam. R. Wall of
Vinton
Radio Program Grid Big 1940s Iowa Station Lineup
A dense schedule lists WMT WGN WCCO KFJB WHO WSUI WOI WEAI and others airing across hours 5:45 to 11:55 with music orchestras news and dramatic programs. Multiple stations broadcast daily features including news market reports and variety shows.
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WGN
Ralph” Glasburen
WCCO
Amos
Wsvui
Midnig
KFJB
WMT
Keen
Fulton Lewis
Paris
WHO
Leonard Keller
Wccco
WSUI
Jessel
Orrin Tucker
McKinley
Billy
Wcccco
Maijor Bowes
History In Review
Wit —Cidelbere
Orch
WEVI
Jack McLean
Ozzie Nelson
Wcocoo
Glenn Miller
Wcoco
Henry Weberwcocoo
Rollie Johnson
Bill Austin
Ted Travers
Charles Barnett
Frankie Master
Lace News
Paul Sullivan
Huck Shafer
Frankie Masters
Master Works
Howard McCreery
Griff Williams
Ted_ Travers
Dierseninides
Mickey Alpert
Bob
WoOlf
Eeer —Eecreing
Boone
WOI
Merrymakers
Zelda
Ews
Lem Hawkins
WEHO
Hank
Offee Pot Inn
WISUI
Arthur Godfrey
Ma Perkins
Betty Wells
Wccoo
Road of Life
Myrt
Maree
John
Myrna Dee Sergent
Hilltop House
WME
Melody Mart
June Baker
Wwcco
Lost Empire
Kitty Kelly
David Harum
Dr. Malone
Houseboet_ Hannah
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Chicago
Minneapolis
WSU
Bone City
Wee Who
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Mourt
Marge
Don Pedro
Bill Burghart
Guiding Light
Corntussel Nooz
Mary Sothern
Kate Smith
Judy and
Jane
Jerry
Grandma Travels
Don Roth
Carters
Elm Street
Eetae of
Courage
Vests
Ken
WSUL
Palm Flashes
WG Meeretnean
Street Forum
Tom Owens
Cowboys
Voice of
Iowa
Alice Mine
Lonefellows
Eeees
RFIB
Penneee Doakes
Sallesien
Ralph Ginsburgh
Lem
Martha
Moeller
Lanny Ross
Betty
Reece Tunes
Johnny Ararty
Weco
Jove Jorda
Arnold Grimm
Openui
Judy
Wee
Betty Crocker
Musica Wgn
Bookman
Mary Marlin
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Wooi
Department of Music
Bill Anson
Golden Gate
Ma Brown
Wolf
Wsuui
Barnstormers
Melody Time
Kitty Keene
Stella_Dallas
A. Wet
Augustana College Choir
Legeee Sothern
O—Lorenzo Jones
Ed McConnell
Widder Brown
Stan Stanley
Kaffeeklatsch
WGN—Grenadiers and_ piano
Kathleen Norris
Melody
Caroline's Store
Johnson
Hollywood
Sweet Leilani
Charlie Flagler
Science
Ever Aeemees Orch
Billy and Betteee Oman
Sam
Alice Bite
Hedda_ Hopper
Miss Julia
Iowa State
Bill McCune
WwCcco
H. Kaltenborn
Jack Armstrong
Europe
Ellen Randolph
NLRB Orders Elections In 59 GM Plants
The National Labor Relations Board ordered secret ballot elections as soon as practical among about 125 090 GM production and maintenance workers at 59 plants in 11 states. It marks the board’s largest poll, with timing set by a Detroit regional director.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ceneral Motors Corporation
CIO
AFL
United Automobile Workers of America
International Association of Machinists
Pattern Makers League of North America
NLRB
Frank H. Bowen
Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
New York
Indiana
Missouri
Georgia
Maryland
Connecticut
California
New Jersey
General Motors
International Union
Marrying Parson Buried Beside His Only Love
GOLDTHWAITE Texas AP The Rev J D Long the marrying parson of Mills county was buried beside his fiancee who died 43 years ago He had married hundreds of couples but remained a bachelor His wish was to be buried beside his first and only love The S S Niagara began laying an Atlantic cable on June 10 858
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Long
S. S. Niagara
Hull Urges End To Economic Autarchy After War
Secretary Hull called for a liberal postwar economic order and warned that without organized peace efforts, autarchy and totalitarian regimes could spread. He said the idea favors a liberal trade system and has been sent to American diplomats to present to foreign governments.
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Nazi Germany
Washington
United States
Hull
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