Radio and TV Show Schedule Highlights This Week
CBS musical revue shifts to Wednesday at 6 30 p m on WMT with guest star Paul Lukas in a war sketch. Kay duets and Walter Gross orchestra back music. six Quiz Kids total 60 years. Other programs feature Fred Allen on WMT and Eddie Cantor on WHO. Pearl Buck Huxley Valen tine speak on WENR. Tosca excerpts with Kullman Tennyson Weede on WMT. gossip notes include Lucy Monroe hiatus and Tremayne joining Chicago Theater of the Air.
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Si AY Thompson and Co
WMT
Paul Lukas
Lukas
Kay
Walter Gross
Jim Backus
Roosevelt
WLS
Ruth Duskin
Richard Freeman
Gerard Darrew
Harve Fischman
Richard Wiliams
Claude Brenner
George Jessel
William Boehm
Cleveland, O
Fred Allen
Star Theater
Jessel
Fry
Charlies Kullman
Metropolitan Opera
Puccini
Tosca
Kullmar
Lucy Monroe
Martattan Merry-Go-Round
Treasury Department
Les Tremayne
Chicago
Juliette
NBC
Allgirl
Kay Thompson Meek
Christian “See
Music Society
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kysers
Great Music
Mixed Radio Schedule Fragments and Special Mentions
A garbled list of radio and TV program notes from various stations including WLS WHO WMT WGN and WENR with mentions of host names and show titles. Entries reference talent like Helen Trent Jenny and Norman and include times around the mid afternoon to evening, along with scattered remarks about sports and music segments.
Reviewing Stand With Henry McLemore horse as car replica
In Franklin, Henry McLemore jokes about buying a horse to replace his aging automobile. He visits Harlinsdale farm and tries Tennessee walkers as near automotive substitutes, weighing color and style options and imagining riding to upscale spots in evening attire.
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Harlinsdale Farm
Alex Harlin
Alex
Tennessee
Beale Street Style Horse Echoes Road Worthy Car Metaphor
A humorous comparison equates a horse to a car with a wind blown top and white wall tires. The narrator praises a chestnut horse with flaxen mane and white socks, noting its three gaits and long lifespan while joking about costs and maintenance.
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Alex
Beale Street
Vacancies at Isaha Federal Land Bank May Be Filled Friday
The Isaha Federal Land Bank plans to fill three executive vacancies after the Jan 19 22 meeting where not all were reelected. Farm Credit board members from Iowa Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota discuss successors as Washington pressure and recent visits hint at possible reorganization. Names mentioned include R J Baschnagel Oscar Helme Raymond Sayre Luther Bonham Fay Hill Laird Lassen and others with speculation on favorable candidates in Iowa.
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Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Powers
Farm Credit Board of Omaha
Farm Credit Administration
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Federal Land Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Production Credit Corporation
Bank For Cooperatives
R. J. Baschnagel
Iowa City
Oscar Helme
Marcus
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
Luther Bonham
Fairbury
Neb
Fay C. Hill
Gordon, Neb
L. E. Laird
Worland
Wyo
S. H. Lassen
Aurora
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Triple-A
Schooler
Fred Wallace
McCamsey
Land Bank
Radio Schedule Fragment from January 28 1942
A scrambled listing shows hourly radio program blocks for January 28 1942 with time stamps and show titles across networks WMT WGN WENR WLS including Easy Aces Saxophones Sports and Music segments. Audience notes appear to track daytime into early morning schedule with news and musical features.
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Svening
Easy
Kern
Vasee
Howe
Radio station schedule highlights at Iowa Educational Institutions
Highlights outline Iowa state college station WOI Ames with a Thursday schedule. Programs include Midday Music at 12:45 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. Stands at 2:00 p.m. Masterware follows at 2:42 p.m. The listing shows a sports segment later in the day.
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State of
Iowa
WPB Abandons Move To Keep All Small Businesses Alive
The war production board abandoned efforts to preserve all small manufacturers. It told about 128 000 small firms it does not plan to sustain non essential industries when not tied to the war program. It offers a pathway for priority help as plants convert to war or essential work.
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WPB
Washington
War Production Board
Wage Hour Act questioned as press freedom violation
Washington AP reports Elisha law to newspapers as unconstitutional interference with freedom of the press. The brief notes a challenge by press advocates against the Wage-Hour Act.
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Washington
Two Jap Warships Damaged in First Midway Attack
Washington reports that during the December 7 night raid on Midway Island two Japanese vessels were seriously damaged by marine defenses. A cruiser and a destroyer came under fire at 9 50 pm as shore batteries illuminated them. One ship suffered three forward gun hits and a hit near the waterline, while the second vessel took two hits. Marines suffered two fatalities, including First Lieutenant George H Cannon who died after directing fire despite wounds.
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Washington
Navy
Midway Island
Midway
Marine Corps
George H. Cannon
U.S.M.C
Cannon
Marine Corp
Harold R. Hazelwood
Australian Industry To Be Reorganized For All-Out Defense
Perth Australia AP report says Prime Minister Kin Curtin will close non essential industries immediately and redirect labor to vital production. The government aims to mobilize all non essential workers to frontline defense, regardless of their current roles.
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Perth
Australia
Kin
Curtin
Wilbur Schramm to Serve Under Emergency Management
Wilbur Schramm professor of English and founder of the Iowa Writers Workshop will depart Iowa City to serve for the duration under the Office of Emergency Management. He is to be assigned to the Office of Facts and Figures directed by Archibald MacLeish with the Library of the Pearl Engle designated as editor of American Prefaces.
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Towa City
Wilbur Schramm
Ee Workshop
University of Iowa
Office of Emergency Management
Schramm
Office of Facts and Figures
Archibald MacLeist
Library of Peal | Engle
Portland Music Teacher Invents Ac Ceette Stee
Portland, Oregon, music teacher creates an unusual instrument called the Ac Ceette Stee, described as a novelSounds device for classroom demonstrations and student engagement.
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Portland, Ore
House Votes 17 Billion for Invincible Navy
The House passed a record 17.72 billion dollar naval appropriations bill to fund a massive shipbuilding program, munitions, bombs, torpedoes and navy aircraft at a rapid annual pace, with total year spending near 20 billion dollars.
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House
Invincible Navy
Atlay
Tuberculosis Death Rate Figure Reported by State
A report notes Delaware's tuberculosis death rate at 57.6 per 100000 of the population. The state government owns four facilities related to health data and disease control.
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Delaware
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University of Rochester
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Gertrude Lawrence
Diane Courtney
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Harry Levine
Paul Laval
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Henry McLemore
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Gasette Farm
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Christian
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Am. Meioedies
Kay Kyser
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