Hollywood at War Highlights On Air Across Major Stations
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports Vox Pop moves to Hollywood as WMT broadcasts at 7 p.m. with Brian Donlevy Joan Bennett Franchot Tone Gregory Ratoff Joe E Brown and Claire Trevor from Sound Stage 7 Columbia Pictures. Other features include Dr Harry Hagens True or False over WLS 7 30 p.m. and American Red Cross salute on WHO 9 p.m. with Percy Faith. John Barrymore Maureen O Sullivan join Orson Welles for The Happy Hypocrite on WMT 9 p.m. Spotlight Bands on WGN 9 15 p.m stars Elmer Albrecht and Dick Jurgens with orchestra. Madeleine Carroll stars in Cavalcade of America 9 30 p.m. over WHO Tomorrow and Tomorrow. The President’s Birthday tribute 9 45 p.m. over NBC Blue with Henry Morgenthau. Virginia Bruce on Herbert Marshall show 10 p.m. over WENR. Gossip notes Chicago Breakfast Club bowling league led by Don McNeill and Bob Brown. Noel Mills returns west after Are You Missing Heir. Radio theater Here Comes Mr Jordan 8 p.m. on WMT with Claude Rains James Gleason Evelyn Keyes and Ray Bleck orchestra. Noel Mills’ return to the west ends the report.
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Parks Johnson
Wally Butterworth
Mike
Glamour Center
Hollywood
WMT
Brian Donlevy
Joan Bennett
Franchot Tone
Gregory Ratoff
Joe E. Brown
Claire Trevor
Columbia Pictures Studios
Koatest
America
James Melton
Richard Crooks
Tere
Dr. Q. Poavee
Orson Welles
Watt
Blondie Wat
Cavalcade Wild
Ylenry Morgenthau
NBC Blue
Herbert Marshall Wenk
Nank Keene
WGN
Hal Culver
Cal Tinney
James Melt
Lone Ranger
al Wallcnster
Llentter
Dr. I. Q
Ryan
Brewster
Swing Weinr
Merry Go R
Blondie
Wenr
Lum
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New
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Reynold
Wayne
OH. Marshall
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CBS
WGN Rhythm
Burlin
Lombardo O
WEAR
Ewss Wells
We Are A
Etrotte
Shep
WGN L. Diamond
Rachuro
Radio Schedule Highlights From A Day of Broadcasts
A dense listing shows hour by hour programs across stations WGN WENR WHO WLS WMT WMY and others on Monday Jan. 26 and Tuesday Jan. 27, detailing news sports music drama theater and variety shows with various hosts and times across many Chicago area outlets. The long grid marks early morning to late night with names like Orson Welles Burl Ives Lone Ranger Jack Benny Burns and many more, plus program blocks from 6 p.m. through 6:46 p.m. and beyond.
Radio station highlights from Iowa educational institutions
The report lists WSUI at Iowa City and WOL at Ames among Iowa’s state educational stations. It notes daily and weekly programming including news, music, farm features, short stories, and family homemaker shows. The piece mentions the American Women's Voluntary Service instructing over 80,000 women nationwide.
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the Educational Institutions of the
State of
Iowa
University of Iowa
WSUI
Iowa City
BigServ
Win Farm
Ala Melodies
Iowa State College Wol Ames
Homemakers
Drake
Eight Cedar Rapids Men Attend Northwestern Meeting
Eight Cedar Rapids insurance agents attend the fifty third annual Northwestern Mutual Life sales meeting in Waterloo on Monday and Tuesday. Vernon E White serves as association president with R H Pickford R C Neil Montgomery Diedrich Buss Joseph Buss Rudolph Novak Charles Filipsi and Elmer Bargmann among attendees Principal speaker is M J Cleary of Milwaukee company president All Waterloo luncheon clubs join to hear the speech Five Pickford agency members rank among Northwestern’s Big Ten in 1941 including Lowell Schwinger Vernon E White R C Neil Montgomery Kenneth Bragdon and Joseph Romberg
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Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Vernon E. White
R.H. Pickford
R. C. Neil Montgomery
Diedrich Buss
Joseph Buss
Rudolph Novak
Charles Filipsi
Elmer Bergmann
M. J. Cleary
Milwaukee
Pickford
Big Ten
Northwestern
Lowell Schwinger
Vernon E., White
Kenneth Bragdon
Joseph Romberg
Dubuque
Farmers face federal income tax filing in 1941 under revised rules
Farmers including livestock raisers fruit and truck growers poultry raisers and plantation operators must file federal income tax returns if their income requires it. The 1941 year brings taxes for many for the first time due to reduced personal exemptions.
Navy mice warn of U boats as subs stalk coasts
US Navy engineers describe the ship mouse a warning instrument sending radio signals to the ocean floor. When depth readings show a near surface echo a threat lies ahead guiding submarines toward enemy positions. Diamond dies now produce fine wire for braid and instrument boards aiding war effort.
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Miscellaneous Minerals Branch
OPM
Nelson Organization
United States
Pearl Harbor Remembered in Edgar Guest Poem
The poem recalls Pearl Harbor as a historic site now remembered as the place where brave sailors died during the attack. It honors fallen heroes, noting the surprise raid, fire, and the start of war while expressing enduring memory across generations.
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Pearl Harbor
Evermore
Morgenthau Lands Labor's War Stand
Secretary Morgenthau told a UAW-CIO defense rally in Detroit that American labor has led in arming for victory and accepts sacrifices. UAW-CIO President R. J. Thomas rejected the idea of permanent labor peace with racketeers, as one of six AFL-CIO war board members.
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Detroit
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Uaw-Cio
R. J. Thomas
Tax treatment of insurance proceeds and farm program payments
Proceeds of insurance on growing crops and amounts from loans to be treated as gross income. Election on accounting method for 1939 and later years binds unless changed with commissioner approval. Certain farm program payments under soil conservation acts, price adjustment act, agricultural adjustment act, and sugar act are taxable income to recipients for federal tax purposes.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Churchill's U S Visit On New Battleship Duke of York
London report says Prime Minister Winston Churchill traveled to the United States aboard the battleship Duke of York, the first public confirmation of the ship in active service alongside U S ambassador John G. Winant and Lend-Lease chief W. Averell Harriman, while Lord Beaverbrook took a plane. The Duke of York brings Britain to 14 capital ships in service. Estimates note 1939 American workers averaged 376 hours and $24.44 weekly earnings.
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
Duke of York
John G. Winant
Britain
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Lord Beaverbrook
Tests Showed Fewer Colds For Listerine Users
Ten years of research found that participants who gargled Listerine Antiseptic twice daily had fewer colds, milder colds, and shorter illness duration. The ad urges readers to rinse twice daily to guard against colds.
Reviewing Stand With Henry McLemore
In Jacksonville Florida Henry McLemore quips about declaring a special week amid various playful named weeks. He riffs on names for a proposed week and muses that final approval rests with longtime friend Harold Ickes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Harold Ickes
Russia deserves credit for fighting back in war weeks
A columnist argues for a week praising Russia for its wartime resilience. He recalls misjudgments about Russia, credits Soviet resolve from Siberia to Moscow, and notes critics who doubted Stalin and the Red Army. He asserts Russia’s heart and sacrifice despite policy disagreements.
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Siberia
Hitler
Russia
Praise Russian week: unity and spirit in defeat
The passage recalls Russians showing unity and fighting heart beyond expectations, contrasting with a sense of national size and pace. It notes that Russia narrowed its spirit to something smaller than Rhode Island when the moment came, praising their resolve.
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Russia
Rhode Island
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