Hildegarde Show Schedules Four Star Guests
Nadine Subotnik reports the Hildegarde program at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday on NBC and WHO will feature four star guests. Sigmund Romberg, child pianist Jackie Horner and comedian Buddy Lester join host Hildegarde with Harry Sosnik and his orchestra providing music. A guest bill also includes film star Neil Hamilton and composer.
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Sigmund Romberg
Jackie Horner
Buddy Lester
NBC
WHO
Harry Sosnik
Neil Hamilton
CBS NBC Airings From UNO Conference Week in London
NBC CBS and local stations plan morning and evening broadcasts from the UNO Conference in London including Prime Minister Attlee’s address. The schedule features Lina Romay Skitch Henderson on Songs by Sinatra, Eddie Cantor at Halloran Hospital, treasury secretary Vinson at ABC, Al Pearce with the Andrews Sisters, and new Linn County Centennial Harvest Show with Barbara Nassif directing a listed cast.
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London
CBS
MBS
WMT
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
Lina Romay
Skitch Henderson
Sinatra
Hour by hour radio schedule for January 9 1946
Listed station lineups include WMT WHO WGN KXEL and EXEL with programs such as Jack Smith News Ellery Queen Bellaria Kaltenboro and Lum n Abner. Also shows Frank Sinatra Eddie Cantor George Hick Jock Carson Fulton Lewis and Symphonettes among others.
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Jack Carson
WMT
Iluman
WGN
Hildegarde Ee Wee
Bert Lahr Fenee
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Cantor Oeese
Dinty’s
Sec
Vinson
Kay Kyser
Andrews Sisters
Jack Smith
Ellery Queen
Kaltenboro
Peorge Hick
O.m
Jock Carson
Norths
Abner
Elmer Davis
Dr Christian
Hildegarde
Bert Lahr
Eddie Cantor
Ren
Matale
KXEL
Vinson O
WMI
Andrews
WGN Northerners
Mxel Woods
Fielc
Gail
AWGN
Fulton
New Ballroom Site Approved in Cedar Rapids
The City Plan commission approved a proposal by Archer Ballroom Corporation for a new 150000 dollar ballroom on 70 acres east of Mt Vernon road SE in Cedar Rapids, despite zoning objections. Archer, backed by City Attorney Don Hines, pushed for rezoning to commercial to allow a 15 acre site with plans for parking, landscaping, and potential restaurant and pool. The decision now goes to the city council for final approval with construction to start promptly if granted.
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Cedar Rapids
City Plan Commission
Archer Ballroom Corporation
Tom Archer
Don Hines
Mt. Vernon Road
Thirty-sixth Street
Archer
Roy Downer
Entry of Restaurant and Park Sheds Entry Attempted
An attempted break in occurred Tuesday night at Bill Dutrt's restaurant at 72 Sixteenth avenue SW with locks broken off the concession stand and tool shed at Daniels park. Police reports say nothing was taken and entrance was not gained at either building. Commissioner Ed Stefan confirmed no thefts.
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Bill Dutrt
Sixteenth Avenue
Daniels Park
Ed Stefan
Fragmentary note of a window break at Cytri’s
A fragment notes a pane of glass broken from a rear window at Cytri's, with only partial readable details.
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Cytri
Pseu
Amateur Pugilists Keep Police Busy Four Draw Fines
Police operations Tuesday night led to multiple amateur boxing incidents across the city. Four defendants pled guilty before Judge Harry S. Johnson, each fined 25 dollars plus costs.Dwight Cook struck his wife downtown and was taken to the station.William McCauley punched a door, injuring bystanders.T Sgt Whetstine faced a demolished booth.Harold Holubar was fined for assaulting a 14 year old in the 1500 block on Sixteenth avenue SE.
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Harry S. Johnson
Dwight Cook
McKinley Street
Eddie Stearns
Cook
William L. McCauley
Sixteenth Avenue SE
McCauley
Charles E. Whetstine
Kinross
Harold Holubar
Fourth Avenue SE
W. A. Ball
Holubar
Nutrex promotion urges daily use with money-back guarantee
An advertising item promotes Nutrex as essential in daily diet and evening habits. It claims fast results, money-back assurance, widespread customer satisfaction, and an economy size offering 15 percent savings. It also advises seeing a doctor for health concerns.
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Nature
Rubber Checkout Leads Police To Suspect In Anamosa Case
Police seek a man who used rubber checks to pay for rubber footwear at A L Woerderhoff store on December 27 and 28. Two $5 checks signed S A Streeter bounced at Citizens Savings Bank in Anamosa. Also notes a Portuguese Man of War definition.
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A. L. Woerderhoff
First Avenue E
S. A. Streeter
Citizens Savings Bank
Anamosa
Woerderhoff
Flo
American Legion Adds 168 New Members in Hanford
Hanford post No 5 welcomed 168 World War II veterans as new members at a Tuesday ceremony in Cedar Rapids. Iowa state commander Ralph R. Stuart urged leaders, noting the Legion has a “written will” and will pass down its banner after leadership qualification. Post commander James F. Scolaro announced a national organization with $220 million in value. Sheriff James Smith and Capt. Gordon Hughes outlined the Legion highway safety program. Hanford post reported 2,033 paid-up members as of 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Ralph R. Stuart
Hampton
Iowa
James F. Scolaro
Hanford
Elmer Ferriter
Jjustice
Freedom
Democracy Land
National Legion
Walter Miller
Miller
Hanford Post
James Smith
Gordon Hughes
Legion
Cook Named Head of Welch-Cook-Beals Company
Robert S. Cook was elected president of Welch-Cook-Beals at the annual board meeting Tuesday He succeeds the late F A Beals who was also treasurer and general manager H J Beals served as secretary
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Robert S. Cook
Welch-Cook-Beals Company
F. A. Beals
H. J. Beals
Land assistant manager elected vice president and manager
The report states land assistant manager was elected vice president and general manager of the company. Ray H. Beals was advanced to secretary from assistant secretary. S. E. Coquillette was chosen treasurer, and Glen S. Mobry was reelected assistant treasurer. Sutherland Cook was added to the board of directors, with all former members reelected.
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Ray H. Beals
S. E. Coquillette
Glen S. Mobry
Sutherland Cook
Woman Escapes Injury In Fall From Taxicab
Mrs. Winona Gallagher of 1013 Fifth Street NW was taken to Mercy hospital after falling from a taxicab. attendants reported no injuries. The driver said she fell when the door flew open. Another incident occurred before 3:20 a.m. Wednesday when a car rammed a traffic signal at First Avenue and First Street W. Paul D. Pierce of 202 Twenty-ninth Street SE reported his car stolen minutes earlier.
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Winona Gallagher
Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
Gallagher
Headon
First Avenue
First Street
Paul D. Pierce
Twenty-ninth Street
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UNO
Halloran Hospital
Staten Island
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred Vinson
ABC
al Pearce
WBBM
Marion Morgan
Caesar Petrillo
Cedar Rapids Radio Council
The
Linn County Union of the Interdenominational Order of the King’s Daughters
Barbara Nassif
Edna Wilson
Catherine Slaman
J. M. Wiley
Charles Gunn
Donald Gunn
J. Kirkwood
Bradley
Parm Forum
WHO Farm
Sunny Sue
WGN Reveille Kxel Organ
Stan Kxel Tohe
Mary Miles
Dick Baker
Madhonise
Valiant Lang
WGN New
Light of World
Lora Lawton
Charm School
Joyce Jordan
Cameron
WGN Fun
Martyn
Jenny
David Harum
Lindiahr
Ted Malone
Kats Smith
Judy & Jane
Glam Manor
Dr. Malone
M. Downey
Helen Trent
Edith Webber
Gal
Crosby
Bes
Geiansughe
Wito
Farrel
H. Horrigan
P.m
Kxel Science
Terry
Piratea
WMT Wine Scouts
Sones
Erman
Franklin
Dick Tracy
Bach
Chila
Ma Perkins
Helen
Benut
WMT World Today
J. Andrews
Tom Mix
Iowa Farm
WMAQ
WENR
Guy
Jerry
Zelda
W'T
Reveille
Bacon
Happy Haines
Jack Berch
Stella
Rosemary
Oren Cowboys
Lorenzo Jones
WGN Peabodys
Burton
Widder Brown
Wwars
Johnson MT
WHS
John Anthony
WMT Song Shop
New Who
Toby
Susie
Peabodys
Portia
Easy
Fritz Kreisler
Jean Tennyson
Jan Peerce
Robert Weede
Sylvan Levin
Celanese Corporation of America
Oreg
Hines
Champer of Commerce
America
Newman's
American Legiony
R. S. Cook
Welch - Cook - Beals
Advertiser
Rollins
Teckunic Geaueges
Nan Carson
Dickey
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