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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
5
AMMY KAYE hosts a radio program titled So You Want to Lead a Band Tonight on ABC and KXEL from 8 30 to 8 55 p m Four contestants conduct the Kaye orchestra with audience applause deciding the winner A guest star leads weekly and the show is produced from various cities with the band on CBS and WMT at 9 30 p m
Radio listings from WMT WGN WHO EXEL and others show a full day schedule with programs like Band Parade News Real Stories and Evening Show. Notable performers include Bert Lahr Kay Kyser Elmer Day Herman and Hildegarde. Time slots range from early morning to late night detailing musical variety news and entertainment across networks.
A radio listing shows programs from WGN WMT WXEL and other stations with names such as Aunt Jenny Perry Mason and Man on Street. The article encodes a late World War II assessment praising Gen. Clark for diverting four enemy divisions from the Anzio sector and securing the Allied landing, while noting high casualties and calling for a trained military board investigation.
Washington records show Field Marshal Alexander ordered the Rapido river assault in Italy costing nearly 3,000 American casualties. Rep. Jackson blames Churchill for the plan tied to the 36th Division and Cassino, with OPS 32 and No. 13 guiding initial actions and the crossing simulation to aid the 34th Division.
Governor Blue declined comment on routing that would make highway 6 the main interstate over highway 30. The Pottawattamie board urged designation of highway 6, while the state commission named 30 and 30 A for the east west link. Blue spoke at a luncheon of county officials and pledged to propose tax law changes to aid highway funding.
Washington officials reveal a postwar invention that records telephone messages when no one is home. The device works with a phonograph record to warn callers to leave a message and be transcribed. Commission members note potential for recording conversations without the caller’s knowledge.
Joseph Countee, 17, faced barefoot appearance in Houston court and received two years on three burglary counts and two felony theft counts after a thief in the city jail stole his shoes.
An advertisement touts Serutan a vegetable hydrogel concentrate claimed to aid natural bowel movements for people over 35. It emphasizes a pleasant tasting granule form to be taken with meals and offers a money back guarantee.
U S officials disclose that Germany shipped about 10 000 tons of poison gas to eastern and western fronts for use against Allied invaders Ben
A Pittsburgh picket, marching to the rhythm of protest, strayed to the wrong gate but stayed for the soup and coffee, remarking the offerings were better there. The scene shows how everyday details shape a long running labor dispute.
Senator Russell warned the FEPC bill could let Adolf Hitler work in the United States. He claimed the measure is a monstrosity and could allow Hitler to take a paperhanger job and prevent an American soldier from obtaining employment.
The Rock Island Rocket struck two automobiles in separate crashes within a short span. In Peoria Donald D. Wilson and Wale lace Milloy, both 20, died when their car was hit at a crossing on the north edge of the city. Earlier the same train hit another car at Chillicothe, TL, delaying the train by minutes. the Chillicothe vehicle was owned by J. T. Carlisle and driven by one of his daughters with no injuries reported.
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