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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1944

Page

12

Screen Guild Players and Postwar Programs On Air This Monday

The article lists TV and radio broadcasts for Monday evening. Screen Guild Players airs at 9 p.m. on CBS and WMT with I Love You Again starring William Powell Paulette Goddard and Charles Winninger. Also scheduled are Let’s All Back the Attack special, Quiz Kids March of Dimes, Vox Pop from New London, Cavalcade of America, and America Looks Ahead debut with Henderson and Masaryk.

WHO WMT WGN KXEL Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Aanbaw Aawan Ath Blue Network Joel Kupperman Ruthie Duskin Joan Shephard Harte Fischman Margaret Merrick Grace McDonald Screen New London Conn Vox Pop George Murphy Terrence O’toole Cavalcade of America WVHO William Powell Paulette Goddard Charles Winninger I Love You America Ed Sullivan Dorothy Kirsten All Nets Percy Faith Beeoe Wile Screen Guild Weene Blondie Blue

Radio Schedule Snapshot for January 18 1914

A dense listing of radio programming across stations WHO WMT WGN KXEL and others for Monday January 17 and Tuesday January 18 1914. It catalogs show titles hosts times and network alignments amid a complex mix of programs and news updates.

WMT Ed Sullivan WGN Kxel Music Jerry Zel WROQ Crele Wno Shell WGN_ Jolly Joe EXEL Stan Reveille Lem Martha Vic Lindlahr Voelker Lawton Valiant Lady WGN News WGN Opportunities Vic Sade WMT Horizon KXEL Martyn David Harum Jenny Judy Jane Kate Smith Carter Jane Foster Zelda Helen Trent Holbr A.m Who Buckaroos Gal Sundar Johnny Betts Way Melodiers Farms Grant Don Norman Shelley Tae Gwen Cowboys New Exel Finchvills Kerrigan RHO Guiding Light Happy Haines Petub Joyce Jordan Eagle Club Love & Learn Democracy Malone Bach Holbr'k Pisin Bill Rae Abe Ory Frog Farrell John Betts Dick ‘Tracy Nelson HGS Bersial Mewgente Se Malone Terry

Marines use Willkie buttons to mark chronic grumblers

NBC correspondent Robert McCormick reports a system in the Southwest Pacific where sailors receive a 1940 Willkie campaign button after accumulating ten weeping slips. Each slip allows crying on a chaplain, a privilege every serviceman already has, with the button signifying a proven grouser.

New York INS Southwest Pacific Robert McCormick NBC Washington McCormick Willkie

The Price of Achievement Tells Coe

Dr. Virgil M. Hancher president of the University of Iowa spoke at Coe College vesper service on the price of achievement. He outlined three steps to achievement inspired effort a concrete plan and action to carry it out. President Anderson introduced him and Dr Berger presided as Mrs Grace Huddle Lockhoff led the women's choir.

Virgil M. Hancher University of Iowa Coe Hancher Charles A. Anderson Coe College David TI. Berger Sinclair Memorial Chapel Grace Huddle Lockhoff

Nelson Reviews 2-Year Record of Arms Output

Washington based report on Donald M. Nelson marking two years as War Production Board head. He lauds free enterprise and U S industry for meeting wartime output, cites the schedule system and controlled materials plan as turning points, and notes shifts from copper and steel shortages to surplus concerns as invasion of Europe nears.

Washington Donald M. Nelson Nelson War Production Board Roosevelt Josef Stalin Europe WPB

Brunswick Wiped Out After RAF Bombing Blitz

London reports Brunswick one of Germanys city centers wiped from map after a 2000 ton RAF bombing. Stockholm dispatches say about 12 000 killed and 50 000 homeless as Leipzig also suffers heavy destruction. Population fled to the Harz mountains after the raid, cited as the most concentrated air attack in history.

London Brunswick R.a.f’s Stockholm R.A.F Leipzig Aftontidningen Germany Harz

Three Yugoslav Villages Destroyed in German Raid

Telegram from Mihailovic headquarters reports a German punitive expedition burned and massacred Bolevtsi Progar and Kupinovo in the Srem region after learning a Chetnik unit was aided by locals. Babies women and elders were killed by machine gun fire before villages were plundered and set ablaze.

Washington INS Yugoslav Information Bureau Draja Mihailovitch Yugoslavia Srem Bolevtsi Progar Kupinovo

June Lang Secretly Weds Lt William Morgan

Hollywood actress June Lang has married Lt William Morgan of Chicago in a secret ceremony begun January 5, Mother confirms Monday.

Hollywood June Lang William Morgan Chicago

Italian Street Fighting Is Madman's Nightmare

San Vittore dispatch recalls house to house combat in a town under heavy German shelling. soldiers describe surround tactics among scarred streets and basements with few fatalities. several scouts recount near misses and tense, probing encounters.

Tom Treanor San Vittore Jerry Setmer Toledo Odekirk I Company

Classified snippet with rates and credits note

A brief catalog style snippet shows Associated Press credit language and scattered subscription and pricing figures for different time spans and local news. It indicates exclusive republication rights and mentions various small numbers likely representing rates.

Associated Press

6000 Threaten Walkout At War Plant In Portland

Union leaders said 6000 molders and foundry workers would walk off their jobs Sunday amid threats the army would seize the northwestern war plants. The announcement followed a strike ballot in Portland Oregon and involved workers at multiple plants.

Seattle TTP Northwestern War Portland Ore

Northwest molders vote to quit work in wage dispute

Seattle Tacoma and Everett Washington voters walked off their jobs in protest against the War Labor board's denial of a wage increase for journeymen molders.

Seattle Tacoma Everett Wash War Labor Board

Bulgaria Acts To Curb Panic Of Population

London dispatch reports Bulgaria calling up all reserve officers and imposing a 6 p.m. curfew in Sofia to quell panic from heavy air raids and fear of Allied invasion. Goering reportedly inspecting anti invasion forces in Maritsa valley. civilians evacuated from coast zones. internal order tightened while Russians fear German influence.

London Bulgaria Sofia Stockholm Black Sea Russia Germany

High Blood Pressure Warns of Dangerous Complications

An advertisement promotes the Ball Clinic at Excelsior Springs Missouri offering a health correction system for high blood pressure. It claims old methods fail and promises long term relief via their program and mineral baths. Free booklet “Good Health, Life's Greatest Blessing” is available with no obligation by writing Dept 1065.

Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs

Allies advance on New Britain and New Guinea bases

Allied forces report swift gains on New Britain and New Guinea as Marines seize Hill 660 on the Bergen bay front and Australians capture Sio on the Huon peninsula. Rabaul is bombed by a large Allied air strike hitting ships and facilities.

New Guinea New Britain Rabaul Southwest Pacific United States Bergen Bay Douglas MacArthur Sio Huon Simpson Harbor Huon Peninsula Saidor

Illinois Republican Congressman Dies

Congressional colleagues mourned Rep William H. Wheat age 64 of Illinois after a paralytic stroke. His death during his third term reduces Republicans to 207 seats and creates the seventh vacancy in the House. The seat will likely be filled in spring special elections.

Washington ULP William H. Wheat Wheat Congress

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