Radio Notes and Comment Highlights in Early TV Radio
TV and radio listings note William Douglas Annie Laurie story on Mutual KCRG KCRK with Beverly Tyler and Donald Crisp. NBC-WHO prize at 1500 dollars. Roll Call guests Beatrice Lillie Herb Shriner Burgess Meredith hosts. Grant Austen Pride and Prejudice on CBS WMT Playhouse. Shaw Chorale to tour Iowa. Denny named NBC executive VP. Blondie cast members join Weep No More. Ozzie and Harriet to Sundays. Bob Hawk program moves to CBS slot.
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William Douglas
Annie Laurie
Mutual Kcrg
KCRK
Bonnie Annie Laurie
Donald Crisp
Beverly Tyler
Ray Milland
Nbc-Who
Beatrice Lillie
Herb Shriner
Burgess Meredith
Ralph Edwards
Santa Fe
N. M
Norma Jean Nilsson
Cookie Bumstead
Barry Sullivan
Marjorie Reynolds
Blondie
Bobby Ellis
Alexander
Howard Petrie
Joseph Cotten
Ozzie and Harriet
Dial
Alepee
Bob Hawk
CBS
Local Radio Schedule Mix Reveals Daily News and Entertainment Lineup
A dense listing shows station KCRG KXEL WMT and others broadcasting a jammed array of news programs, music, sports, weather, and variety shows. Names include Wayne Berry Darce Orchestra George Winslow and Raymond Hutton among numerous others.
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Reet
Rovert
Q. Lewis
KORG
WMT
Berry
Wayne 343
Dam
KCRG
Jimmy Allen
KXEL
WMT Neve
Kxel Spor
Frendr Martin
Cpm
Sherman Haves
KXPFL
CBS News
WXEE
Peach
George Winslow O
Exel Darce Orchestra
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights National Programs
Radio listings show a dense afternoon to evening lineup across stations KXEL WMT WHO KCRG and others. Programs include musical variety such as Polka Helliay and Golden Revue plus dramatic titles like Queen for Day and Stella Dallas. Sports and crime era features appear with serials like Terry and Pirates and Luma Abner.
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E .Kcrg
Muste Reet
Gioner Moneyer Young
KCRG
Art Baker
Lavva
Mike
Freddy Martin
Stella Dallas
Iowa
Lorenzo Jones
Wudder Brown
MT Propaganda
Radio schedule and executor notice from Linn County Iowa
The page lists radio programs on KCRK AMC Channel 145 and others with show times and hosts. It also contains an obituary style public notice announcing the appointment of an executor for the estate of John Arnworth Morrig in Linn County Iowa with instructions to creditors to file claims and deadlines.
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KCRK
AMC
Noticy
Linn
John A‘rnworth Morrig
Linn County
Iowa
In County
District Court
French Walkout Hits Schuman Government Hard
Paris reports show about 60 000 finance ministry offices banks and tax centers closed in a strike demanding higher wage brackets. The action from the anti Communist Workers Force union and some General Confederation of Labor members compounds the government crisis led by Premier Robert Schuman as Socialists and Communists vote together on a military budget amendment. The measure passed 276 to 183 after Socialist support shifted the balance.
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Paris
Finance Ministry
Robert Schuman
Workers Force Union
General Confederation of Labor
GCL
National Assembly
Italian metal workers strike for higher pay across industry
About 700000 metal industry workers laid down tools in a half day protest to back labor demands for wage increases aligned with unskilled workers. The walkout is part of a series led by the Communist dominated General Confederation of Labor. Police used tear gas in Milan as unrest flared.
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Rome
General Confederation of Labor
Milan
Latvians Find Haven in Free Western World
Sixteen Latvian refugees reach the United States aboard the Svea after a perilous voyage from Europe. Placed with foster families in Laurelton New Jersey under U S immigration support, the group includes nine men two women and five children. Their escape from Soviet occupation began in 1947 with prior landings in Sweden and a two month sea crossing. Senator Langer helped pass a law allowing them to stay and join relatives and fellow refugees awaiting release. The Estonians are at Ellis Island and other groups seek similar relief.
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N.J
Atlantic Ocean
Ellis Island
U.S. Immigration Service
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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Latvia
Sweden
Russia
England
Azores
America
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Star Road
New York Bible Society
Washington
Sen. Langer
R-N.d
Atlantic
Armour Co Sues Union for 94548 Damages in Nebraska
Armour and Company filed a federal suit against the United Packinghouse Workers of America and its Nebraska local for 94548. The claim cites a one week June 7 walkout after a nationwide meat packing strike, alleging breach of Taft-Hartley act provisions and losses from spoilage shrinkage freight and halted operations.
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Omaha
Armour and Company
United Packinghouse Workers of America
CIO
Yale Holland
Lutheran Children's Home 85 Years Old
WAVERLY AP The annual family reunion at the Lutheran Children's Home July 11 marks both the gathering and the home s 85th birthday. Speakers will be Dr B J Holm Wartburg Seminary and Dr Carl F Reuss soon to be Wartburg College dean. Church groups show exhibits to raise funds for the home.
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Waverly
Lutheran Children’s Home
B. J. Holm
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Carl F. Reuss
Wartburg College
Board of Social Action
First Community Sing at Bever Park Next Sunday
The Playground and Recreation Commission hosts outdoor sings beneath the stars at Bever Park Sunday at 8 p.m. Danny Justad, of the Chamber of Commerce, directs with Arlene Gable as accompanist. John Tiedemann, marimbist and Coe College festival standout, headlines the first concert.
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Bever Park
Danny Justad
Young Men's Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Arlene Gable
John Tiedemann
Tiedemann
Elmer Tiedemann
Maplewood Drive
Bear Kills Girl and Carries Body Away in Michigan
A bear entered a forest ranger's home in a northern Michigan settlement and crushed a three year old girl, Carole Ann Pomeranky, to death. Police recovered the body in dense woods about two hours later and said the bear had been disposed of.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Mns
Michigan
Carole Ann Pomeranky
Wallace Quits Editorship To Center on Campaign
New Republic magazine announced the resignation of Henry A. Wallace as a contributing editor. Wallace said in his final article that the strenuous three months ahead will require his full energies.
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New York
New Republic
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Grasshopper Plague Strikes North of Shenandoah
Thousands of grasshoppers invade fields north of Shenandoah attacking corn and sweet clover. Farmer Frank Johnson reports grasshoppers crossing his oats and clover fields, leaving only oats intact.
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Shenandoah
Here
Frank Johnson
Reuther Backs Douglas For Democratic Nomination
Walter P. Reuther president of the CIO United Auto Workers backs Justice William O. Douglas for the Democratic presidential nomination. Reuther calls Douglas a unifying figure with universal appeal for the party and independent voters.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Vets Allow Five Year Renewal For Term Policies
National service life insurance term policies may be renewed for five years. The first 1940 issue expires next October unless renewed. From 1946 term policies were five years. Congress lets renewal at existing premium. Over 10 million veterans with lapsed term insurance have until July 31 to reinstate without a physical exam.
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Washington
National Service Life Insurance
Veterans Administration
Congress
Butchers in Year's Pact With Swift No Increase
CHICAGO AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters union says it completed a one year no wage increase contract with Swift and Company. The union also finished a similar pact with Armour and Company. Contracts allow a reopening once for wage talks. Petitions will be filed for bargaining elections in at least 18 plants where CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union is the bargaining agent.
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Chicago
AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Marion area farm sale and local real estate transfers
Marion News reports Edward Pesek sells a 95 acre farm southeast of Marion to Edwin Hocum of Mason City with possession December 1. Other transfers include Earl Helbig buying a residence at 1188 Tenth Street from Dale Tracy, and George W. Deaver purchasing 1097 Twenty-sixth Street and two lots from C. E. Pearson. Michael Cira Jr. accepts an accounting post in Pueblo Colorado, Mrs. Cira accompanying him. Navy man James Luse spends a 15 day leave with his parents in Marion. Also notes spring fries for sale and local social visits and funerals locally.
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Edward Pesek
Marion
Edwin A. Hocum
Mason City
Hocums
C. E. Pearson
Earl Helbig
Tenth Street
Dale Tracy
Kewanee, Ill
Clementine Schminke
J. J
Colorado
Michael Cira, Jr
Keystone Business Company
Pueblo
Colo
James Luse
Navy
Washington
Mrs
F. E. Luse
Local social notes and visits across Marion area
Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Alva Hyde and Mr and Mrs Joe Burrows with daughter Janet in Mitchell South Dakota to visit kin. John Castle seven underwent emergency appendectomy at Mercy hospital. Mrs Mary Knapp travels to Eugene Oregon and plans Arizona and West Coast visits. Band concert by Marion school band set for city park at 8. Multiple social events and visits listed including family picnics and club meetings. several residents ill or recovering after accidents.
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Alva Hyde
Joe Burrows
Janet
Mitchell, S. D
Mary Knapp
Eugene
Ore
Arizona
Atlantic teen dies in Marne highway crash
Kenneth Johnson, 16, of Atlantic was killed early Thursday when the car he rode in turned over on Highway 83 four miles west of Marne.
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Des Moines
Kenneth Johnson
Atlantic
Highway
Marne
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