Variety on Friday’s Stage Door Canteen and radio lineup
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports Patsy Kelly visits Stage Door Canteen at 9 30 p.m. Friday on CBS with Raymond Paige conducting. The American Theater Wing supports the Canteens nationwide. Other programs include Kate Smith hour at 7 p.m. on WMT with Lawrence Tibbett and Xavier Cugat. People Are Funny on WIIO. Amos ’n’ Andy on WI0. Bill Stern at 9:30 on WMAQ. Dick Powell and Anita Louise in Christmas in July at 8 p.m. on WMT. and various talks and shows across NBC CBS Mutual WGN and local stations concluding with Your America debut Saturday at 4 p.m. on NBC WHO.
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Patsy Kelly
CBS
Raymond Paige
American Theater Wing
Lawrence Tibbett
Xavier Cugat
Patty Berg
Laird Cregar
Kate Smith
WMT
Earl Carroll
Pat O’brien
Amos ’N' Andy
Sonny Tufts
Bill Stern
WMAQ
The
Playhouse
Dick Powell
Anita Louise
Leen
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Navy
Andy Eee
Garry Moore
Omar
WGN
KXNEL
KXEL
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KACL
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Wan ‘G Fields
Parkers
Pense Sweeney
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D_ Courtney C
Heatter
Kxel Ganebusters
Billie Burke
1540 Club
Ed McConnell
Today Theater
Brewster Boy
Ann
Uo.m
Hickenlooper
Amos 'N
Pinchville
Hollyw
Holbr
Lulu
WGN Lewis
Newatine
Burling
WMT Lewis
Chicago
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Day of Station Lineups
A dense listing shows hour by hour programs across stations WMT WGN KXEL WHO KNEL and others. It notes morning shows Mary Miles Dr Brad and dates around January with many music programs news sports and housewife segments.
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Lem
Martha
WMT
WGN Land of Free
KXEL
Jane Foster
WGN
Frollens
Jerry
Zelda
Dreler
Woolf
Reveille
G Lewis
Happy Halni
Wilg
Shelley
Ed McConnell
Jolly Joe
Revie
Stan
WGN Reveille
Ford Output Falls at Willow Run Bomber Plant
Washington AP reports Ford Motor Willow Run bomber plant output dropped from nine planes daily to one due to a foremen labor dispute. Walter M. Nelson told the War Labor Board he seeks an orderly settlement of foremen grievances like other production and maintenance workers.
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Washington
Ford Motor Company
Willow Run
Foremen’s Association of America
War Labor Board
Walter M. Nelson
Dieck divorce follows claim of refused cooking black market meat
Mrs. Eleanor E. Dieck 51 sought divorce from Carl Dieck after testifying he struck her when she refused to cook black market meat. The hearing occurred in CHICAGO.
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Chicago
Eleanor E. Dieck
Carl Dieck
Forecast Egg Famine Forecast Due to Price Decline
Eggs flood markets nationwide as prices fall and costs rise. Poultry leaders warn of an imminent egg famine by year end as many farmers sell flocks, fearing production losses. Experts in Maine and Indiana warn prices could drop to a dollar a dozen with shortages of poultry meat.
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Farrish
North Carolina
Extension Service
Foster F. Tabb
Maine Poultry Cooperative
California
Oregon
Harry Knudsen
Nebraska State Poultry Association
Indiana State Egg Board
Thad Macy
Indiana
Eight Flyers Rescued From Icy Mountain Peak
LAS VEGAS NEV. The army says eight Flying Fortress crew members were saved from an 11,000 foot icy peak after 36 hours on the slopes. Three more were found, two remain missing, and the bomber is still unlocated. A sister plane dropped supplies and suits amid heavy snow and subzero cold.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Army
Ramage Former Banker Dies in McGregor
J A Ramage longtime McGregor banker and civic leader dies Wednesday night after over a year of ill health. Survived by daughter Barbara of Chicago, three sons Jack of New York Joseph of Connecticut and Paul Ramage in Italy with the armed forces.
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McGregor
J. A. Ramage
Barbara
Chicago
Jack
New York
Joseph
Connecticut
Paul Ramage
Italy
Walker Calls for Bipartisan World Policy in Campaign
Democratic national chairman Frank Walker urged a congress committed to an international policy with strong postwar plans. He criticized Republicans for lacking leadership toward a unified foreign program and said the Democrats will stand or fall on winning the war and planning the peace.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Frank Walker
Walker
Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Roose
Marines Drive Toward Bergen Bay on New Britain
Advanced Allied HQ reports hard fighting as Marines push toward Bergen Bay on New Britain using tanks and artillery. Gen MacArthur notes gains despite severe Japanese resistance, with about 600 enemy dead in the latest clash and 2,000 total since Cape Gloucester. Air strikes hit Kavieng, New Ireland, destroying two destroyers and damaging ships, with one Allied plane lost.
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New Guinea
Bergen Bay
New Britain
Cape Gloucester
MacArthur
Gloucester
Kavieng
New Ireland
Admiral Halsey
South Pacific
Panapai
iKaselok Plantation
Allied offensive targets Kavieng and Rabaul area
Allied forces began attacks at both Kavieng and 150 miles southwest toward Rabaul to cut support for the stronghold. Fighters from Solomons bases engaged about 30 enemy aircraft, reported 10 shot down and possibly five more. The raid cost the Allied side one plane.
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Kavieng
Rabaul
Solomons Islands
Mary Astor Granted Final Divorce Decree
In Los Angeles AP reports film actress Mary Astor received a final divorce decree from Manuel Del Campo, a Royal Canadian Air Force flyer. She had secured a preliminary decree in 1942, cited his nightlife as the cause of unhappiness, and won custody of their 38 year old son Anthony.
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Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Manuel del Campo
Royal Canadian Air Force
Miss Astor
Anthony
Yuma
Ariz
Kenneth Hawks
Franklin Thorpe
Cutback in Some Arms Production Boost in Others
OWI projects 1944 arms output down in small arms bullets and anti aircraft gear while boosting warplanes and other munitions. Civilian production resumes are to be temporary and tied to military needs, with no full civilian revival unless Europe war ends by mid year.
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Washington
Office of War Information
OWI
War Production Board
WPB plans 1944 civilian goods output amid war priorities
OWI reports that in 1944 production will focus on goods needed for the civilian economy. Railways, motor transport and heavy industry will have first claim on replacements and equipment as available. If Allied campaigns stall, the trend toward civilian output could reverse.
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WPB
OWI
United Nations
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