Radio stars and guests on NBC and CBS tonight
Celeste Holm appears on The Music Hall at 8 pm with Eddie Duchin and The Charioteers. Groucho Marx visits Dinah Shore Open House at 7 30 pm. America’s Town Meeting debates Britain loan at 7 30 pm with Reed Radcliffe Brooks and Rukeyser. Ann Rutherford guests Hobby Lobby at 8 30 pm. Abbott and Costello and Rudy Vallee programs noted.
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Frank Morgan
Eddie Duchin
Charioteers
John Scott Trotter
Groucho Marx
Dinah Shore
NBC
WHO
Congress
Britain
America
ABC
KXEL
Philip Reed
General Electric Board
George L. Radcliffe
Mary
C. Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Merryle Stanley J Rukeyser
Ann Rutherford
CBS
WME
Variety Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight
Local listings show Burns and Allen at 7 00 pm Suspending with Dinah Shore at 7 30 pm Teen meeting broadcasts on KXEL 7 30 pm Andre Kostelanetz at WMT 8 00 pm Music Hall and Hobby Lobby at WMT 8 30 pm Abbott Costello at WHO 9 00 pm Curtain Time at EXEL 9 00 pm O Neil Knight at WMT 9 30 pm Rudy Vallee at WHO 9 30 pm Reveille 230 pm EXEL Dr Bacon at WMT Farm Family and more across stations including WGN KXEL and WXEL with a mix of dramas news and music throughout the day.
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Burns and Allen
Dinah Shore
KXEL
Andre Kostelanetz
WMT
WGN
Jack Haley
Abbott-Costello
EXEL
Neil Knight
Rudy Vallee
WGN Reveille
Bacon
Aerapey Haines
Haines Exel
BNEK
Nova
John An
Reveille
WXEL
Guta & Susie
Guiding Light
Stan Exel
Ava Johnson
EL "Bethadys
Perry Mason
Cavanaughs
Mary Milennary
E. Winters
Dick Baker Wall
Wom
Ip White
Tena
Tim
Betty Crocker
Mel Madhouse
Judy
Jane
Franklin
Valiant Taay
al Pearce
Veriewe
Ma Ferkins
Post
Jack Berch
Stella Dalles
Exel H
Rosemary
Bartia
Life
Fortias
WGN News
Crosby
Plain Bill
WGN Music Mart
Dr. Malone
M. Downey Heeb
Stanley Dixon
Helen ‘Trent
Pe. Farrell
RAGE
Mel Ise
Naias
V.m
Sunny Sue
Gul
Buckar
Terry
Pirates
War J. Carroll
Perman
Nesp
KMEL
Dick Tracy
Im Wapeee
Cliff & Helen
Midni't Kxel
Land O
Armstrong
WMT World Today
WGN Farm
War Hobby
Dal
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule Highlights for Jan 10 1916
Detailed listing of broadcasts across stations WMT WHO WGN AVBO News KXEL and others for Thursday evening and Friday morning. Programs include Jack Kirkw, Mr Keen, Kaltenborn, Burns and Allen, Dinah Shore, News and Music Hall, and 600 Club with various hours from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. featuring sports, quizzes, and entertainment.
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WMT
Jack Kirkw
WGN
Bradley
Abner
WGN Ginsbureh
KMXEL
Godwin
Dinah Sh Na’ Ore
WGN Rosa
A. Kostelanetz
Captain in AMG Fined Ten Thousand for Black Market Deal
FRANKFURT AP— Capt. William Atterberry of the American Military Government was convicted of black marketing and fined $10,000. The verdict, by a general court martial at Heidelberg, was approved by Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes. He netted $966.37 profit in a French wine deal.
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Frankfurt
William Atterberry
United States
Seventh Army
Atterberry
Heidelberg
Geoffrey Keyes
Roosevelt Letter Warned Of Possible Armed Clash With Japan
Washington AP Roosevelt wrote Willkie days before Pearl Harbor that there might be an armed clash with Japan. The letter and memorandum from Sumner Wells were provided to the congressional committee as hearings resume. Admiral Kimmel will testify first about the December 7 1941 attack.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Congressional Investigating Committee
Husband E. Kimmel
Pacific Fleet
Sumner Welles
Keith Murdock
Australia
Willkie
London
Murdock
New Zealand
Philippines
Dutch Indies
Malaya
Borneo
Senate-House Committee
Bernarr Macfadden Granted Divorce in Miami
Bernarr Macfadden, 77, a physical culturist, was granted a final divorce decree in Miami from his wife of 33 years, whom he accused of humiliating him by losing her trim figure during their marriage.
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Miami, Fla
Bernarr Macfadden
Notice of Resolution of Necessity for Sanitary Sewers
Cedar Rapids City Council proposes a sewer project on Shaver Road NE and adjacent streets with 8 and 13 inch vitrified pipe, reinforced concrete culverts, and brick manholes. Objections must be filed by January 28 1946. notices published January 10 11 1946 in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Iowa
Ceder Rapids
Willnois Central Railway
Auditors
Llth Street
10Th Street
Ulinois Central Railway
Lincoln Avenue
11Th Street
Diinois Central Railway
Weare Avenue
Tlinois Central Railway
Ste Avenue
Brown Avenue
1Th Street
Illinois Central Railway
I Avenue
Maude M. Krebs
Mansfeldt Sued for 50000 Damages in San Francisco
Wilbur L. Martin, navy warrant officer, sues Mrs. Irene Mansfeldt for 50000 damages over Nurse Vada Martin's death. He also seeks 716 for burial and travel costs as he awaits discharge in Baltimore. Mansfeldt is jailed at Tehachapi for killing Mrs Martin in jealousy. Dr Mansfeldt died by poison after the incident.
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San Francisco
INS
Irene Mansfeldt
Wilbur L. Martin
Navy
Farm Youth Held As Kidnapper Of Elgin Girl
A nine year old girl was abducted and assaulted on her way to school in Elgin Illinois. A 17 year old farm youth from Barrington was charged with kidnapping after the girl provided a license number. James Zenk was arrested at his Barrington home and identified by the victim. The medical exam confirmed the assault.
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Elgin
Ill
Barrington
Joseph Huber
James Zenk
Andrew J. Nowakowski
Zenk
Robert Koch
Huber
Ot tumb a Lawyer Gillies Dies at 75 in Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa reports George L. Gillies a prominent attorney aged 75 died Wednesday after a long illness at a local hospital. A retired lawyer since 1939 he is survived by his wife. Funeral services will be held Saturday.
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Ottumwa
George L. Gillies
Gillies
Buckleys Canadial Mix Touted for Quick Cough Relief
A drug store ad promotes Buckleys Canadial Mix ture as fast acting cough relief. It claims relief begins within moments, easing throat and bronchial irritation, with a promise of easier breathing for cold related coughs. May s Drug Store Osco Drugs referenced.
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Buckley
May
Osco Drugs
Mrs. Pfeiffer Dies in New York. Cornell Donor
Mrs Annie Merner Pfeiffer 85 philanthropist and trustee dies at 180 Riverside Drive New York funeral Friday at St Paul Methodist Church burial in Cedar Rapids. She and husband Henry distributed over 2.8 million for religious charitable and educational causes in US and abroad. Trustees named colleges and universities receiving will fund. Survived by sister Mrs Forrest D Lawrence and niece Mrs Harry E James.
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New York
Annie Merner Pfeiffer
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Methodist Church of
Pfeiffer
Korea
China
India
Argentina
Ewha College
Seoul
Albright College
Reading
Bennett College
Greensboro
N. C
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
Ohio
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Baldwin College
Berea
Pfeiffer Junior College
Forrest D. Lawrence
Portland
Ore
Land
Harry E. James
Pair Sentenced at Keokuk to 10 Years
KEOKUK Ia UP Clarence Bennett and Wilbur Osborne both of Des Moines were sentenced to 10 years at Fort Madison penitentiary after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and were taken to the prison Wednesday. District Judge James Burrows also sentenced Osborne to five years after he pled guilty to assault with intent to commit a felony. Thomas Jones 17 Des Moines also involved with the two men was sentenced to three years at Anamosa for conspiracy because of his youth and military record.
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Keokuk
Clarence, Bennett
Wilbur Osborne
Des Moines
Fort Madison
James Burrows
Osborne
Thomas Jones
Anamosa
New Roosevelt Stamp Goes on Sale January 30
Washington reports a new five cent stamp finishes the Franklin D Roosevelt memorial series. It goes on sale January 30 and features a blue special delivery size with a portrait of Roosevelt and a world image with the caption freedom of speech and religion from want and fear.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Land Prices Going Out of Hand
CHICAGO AP Gov Duggan warns farm land prices have surged beyond control though agriculture remains financially strong. He cites 60 percent above 1935-39 averages with some states up to 100 percent and warns of a 1920s bubble collapse and foreclosures if unchecked. He urges farm cooperatives as insurance and support for family farms in a competitive free market.
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Chicago
T. W. Duggan
Farm Credit Administration
National Counpete Farm Cooperatives
Duggan
United States
Des Moines Night Club Owner Pleads Guilty in Multiple Cases
Des Moines operator Rich Kennelley paid 2500 in fines and taxes after pleas of guilty in district court. He admitted illegal liquor and gambling device possession linked to the Belmond raid and liquor charges from Club 100. Judge Murrow imposed 1000 and 500 fines plus a 600 mulch tax with a liquor injunction. Also noted, over 26 000 Colorado farms lacked electric service by July 1.
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Des Moines
Rich Kennelley
Kennelley
Special County
Belmond
Tom K. Murrow
Club 100
Colorado
Eee
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