Radio Notes Highlight Fred Allen and Gildersleeve Cast
Radio notes detail Fred Allen guesting on NBC-WHO at 8 with Archie in a movie script plot. The Great Gildersleeve returns briefly on Memphis air, Shirley Mitchell back for this broadcast. Other lines cover Bing Crosby, Dinah Shore, Information Please, and new series plans with Marie Wilson and Cathy Lewis.
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Fred Allen
Nbc-Who
Archie
Ed Gardner
Fred
Sandra Gould
Miss Duffy
Charlie Cantor
Finnegan
Eddie Green
Eddie
Matty Malneck
Ransome
Gildersleeve
Memphis
Shirley Mitchell
Marie Wilson
Imovies
Cathy Lewis
Michael Shayne
Meredith Willson
Li'l Abner
Lower Slobovia
Louis Busch
Willson
Marlene Aames
Cookie
Susan
L. A
C “Rapids Radio Council
Linn County Union of King’s Daughters
Pat Joy
Margaret Hootman
Geraldine Hart
T. D. McPartland
Howard Heathman
Tony Scoisro
Dennis Malfoy
Charlies Fisher
June Caldwell
Hour by Hour Radio Programs Ice Age Listings Jan 8 1947
Schedule of radio programs for WMT WGN KXEL and WHO on Wednesday January 8 1947 includes crime mystery music news and talk slots from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. with Frank Sinatra and Kenny Baker appearances and upcoming morning farm news.
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WGN
Chicago
WMT
Lexs
P. Hutchens
Kenny Baker
WHO Farm
WMY
Radio Schedule Highlights Missed Pieces and Time Slots
Listing of radio programs and times across stations WGN WMT KXEL and BET on Thursday January 9 1947. Multiple shows including music dramas comedies and news segments with hosts and characters such as June Baker Ava Joynese Helen Trent Widder Brown and Tom Mix.
Funeral Services for Reifenstahl at Vinton Friday
Glen G Reifenstahl 42 was killed near the fairgrounds when an eight ton caterpillar truck with snowplow rolled over him. The accident occurred Tuesday and his funeral is set for 2 p m Friday at the Christian church in Vinton. He was the vehicle driver and survived by his wife Nita Harri son Donald 15 Jerry 8 two brothers Bert L Raleigh and two sisters.
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Gazette
Vinton
Glen G. Reifenstahil
Fairgrounds
Christian Church
Alcorn-Fry
Reifenstahl
Marie Bortz
Big Grove Township
Nita Harrison
Donald
Jerry
Bert L
Raleigh
Charles Doan
Gien Henkie
Garrison
Troopship Callan Due in New York With 2,063 Army Personnel
The transport General Callan from Leghorn Italy carrying 2,063 army personnel 60 patients 14 navy personnel 93 dependents and seven war department civilians was scheduled to arrive in New York Tuesday. It was the only troopship due in the United States that day.
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Associated Press
Callan
Leghorn
Italy
Navy
War Department
New York
United States
Resignations Prompt Mixed Praise for Byrnes and Marshall
U S senators and representatives offered regret at Secretary Byrnes resignation and praised his leadership and peace efforts. General Marshall received confidence for his new role with calls to cleanse the state department and continue steady policy. Remarks came from Vandenberg Connally Wherry Bloom Wadsworth Hickenlooper and others citing experience, diplomacy, and international work.
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Washington
Ccessor
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Byrnes
Gen. Marshall
Congress
Connally
London
Paris
New York
United States
Sen. Wherry
R-Neb
Marshall
State Department
House
Rep
Bloom
DN. Y
House Foreign Committee
Wadsworth
R-N. Y
Warning to U.S. taxpayers on January 15 deadline
Des Moines Iowa January 15 is the due date for filing amending and paying 1946 estimated taxes announced by E H Birmingham collector of internal revenue. He cautioned taxpayers not to confuse the date with the March 15 final return deadline. If the final return is filed and paid by January 15 it will serve as both return and payment.
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Des Moines
E. H. Birmingham
Birmingham
Iowa
Tax filing notes for Iowa district workers and farmers
About one in three Iowa district taxpayers is retired from filing. The average wage earner with all income from wages subject to withholding is not required to file. Farmers were excused from 1946 tax estimates, while business people and other wage earners with extra untaxed income face filing needs.
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Iowa
Hemming Held on Bad Check Charge in Ohio Case
Bond set at 5000 dollars for Robert H Hemming 42 ex convict after arraignment on two counts of writing bad checks He is tied to a kidnapping charge filed by Mary Virginia Kimberly mother Emer son E Kimberly The case follows a disappearance of the OSU coed Hemming denies abducting her.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert H. Hemming
Mary Virginia Kimberly
Ohio State University
Miss Kimberly
Hemming
Denial of Abandoned British War Brides in New York
The British consulate and the New York Red Cross angrily rejected reports that abandoned British war brides live in neglect and poverty in New York City. They said the claims are false and that help is available through official channels.
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New York
SNS
New York City
American Red Cross
London
Consulate
the Cross
Snow Plows Reach Isolated Tobermory Village
Snow plows moved toward Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula to relieve a five day isolation caused by a four foot snow cover. The 500 residents faced potential food shortages if another storm hit while telephone service remained the only link to the outside. Plows were 20 miles from Tobermory on the Wiarton road.
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Tobermory
Ont
Bruce Peninsula
Cecil Davis
Wiarton
Portal Pay Suit Protested By a CIO Local
CIO local officers in Hoopeston protest international union officials filing a 1.1 million dollar portal pay suit at Danville Illinois. They claim the action was taken against the wishes of members and officers, citing a letter to the Hoopeston Chronicle Herald. The broader context notes total labor suit filings nationwide near 3.9 billion dollars.
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Portal
CIO
Chicago
CIO United Farm Equipment Workers
Danville
Anaes Meade
Aes Sete Eer Ce
Hoopeston Chronicle-Herald
Atlanta
Ray van A. Bittner
United States Presses Free Campaigning in Polish Vote
Secretary of State Byrnes urged Russia and Britain to join the demand for free campaigning in Poland ahead of the January 19 elections. The note, delivered by Ambassador W Bedell Smith to Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky in Moscow on January 5, was also given to the British ambassador in Washington. The démarche asserts the Polish government has failed its obligations in allowing fair electoral conditions.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Britain
Byrnes
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
W. Bedell Smith
Lord Inverchapel
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