Radio TV Picks Friday Schedule Featuring De Haven Hodiak
yLORIA de Haven and John Hodiak guest on the Charlie Ruggles show Friday at 7 p.m. over CBS and WMT. The Case of the Crazy Cruise teases Nick and Nora on Adventures of the Thin Man at 9:30 p.m. over NBC and WHO. The Second army air force band begins four weekly broadcasts at 1 p.m. Saturday over NBC and WMAQ. Twenty-one Stars variety show airs at 2.02 p.m Saturday over the Blue and KXEL.
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Yloria de Haven
John Hodiak
Charlie Ruggles
CBS
WMT
Miss de Haven
Hodiak
Carlos Ramirez
Williams Brothers
Carmen Dragon
Nick
Nora Charles
NBC
WHO
Fannie Hurst
The
Blue
KXEL
Sam Jaffe
Second Army Air Force Band
WMAQ
WBBM
Mbs
Watt
Grant Wenr
WGN
Lewis Who
Gross Axel Blue
Lewis
Chicago
Raeburn
Cliff Helen
Johnny Betts
Kxel Melodies
Kxcl Rangers
Gross
Holbr’k
Kaltenborn
Jerry
Zelda
Dreier
Woolf
Lucille Ma Ners
Reveille
Chas. Rug
Heart
Brewster
Gardens
Boston
Blackie
WNO
L. Welk
Godwin
Ted Malone
Melodies Allen Roth
Headliners Tonight Broadcast Schedule
Listings show Lucille Manners at 7:00 and Charlie Ruggles at 7:00 on WMT. WGN offers Free Opportunity at 7:30 and Double or Nothing at 8:30. WMT airs Service to Front at 7:30 Moore Durante at 9:00 and Stage Canteen at 9:30. KXEL presents Meet Your Navy at 7:30.
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Lucille Manners
Charlie Ruggles
WMT
WGN
Meet Your
Navy
KXEL
Moore-Durante
L. McIntire O
Grand
d_ Rice
Ginsburgh Kxel School
D.m
Vict. Gardens
Johnny
Betts
Aim
Andy Devine
Billie Burke
1540 Club
Frolic
Rupert Hughes
H. Heldt
Ft. Sheridan
Iowa Forum
London News
Ander
Casey of Press
Navy Board
MML
Murray
WGN Music Mart
Nancy Martin
WHO
U. S. EL
Dixon
WGN Garden
Curt Massey
Henson
Wismer
WMT World Today
Johnny Betts
UL. Henderson
Broadcast schedule snapshot from mid-century radio lineup
The listing shows hourly radio programs from stations WHO WMT WGN KXEL and others. Programs include news The Hello Mom program science segments and a farmers hour with various hosts and time slots from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. local time.
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Dreier
WGN
Holler
WHO Farm
WMT Melodiers
WMT
Grant
KXEL
Gross
Shelley
Gwen Cowboys
Ginsburgh Oo
KRALL
Ava Johnson
Better Farms
Dewey Denounces Govts Distance From People
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey assailed a concept that the federal executive branch is above the people. He spoke to 250 Empire Girls State delegates in Albany and pledged to bring government closer to the people and closer to self government. He warned against an oversized, complex federal system losing touch with citizens.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Washington
Nazi Booby Traps Planted in Candy
Washington reports a German method using candy with thermite inside to burn throats when eaten. Other devices include a liquid soap dispenser filled with acid and a soap bar that detonates after wear, threatening hands.
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Washington
All Milk Co-Ops To Go Under OPA
OPA announced that all farmers milk cooperatives will fall under maximum price control starting July 17. The rule applies whether or not they take title to milk from patrons, reversing last year’s order that exempted producer cooperatives from price controls.
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OPA
Washington
Alll
Office of Price Administration
Barkley as VP Candidate Hinted in Chicago Nomination Talk
Washington reports Thursday said Senator Barkley of Kentucky could be named for vice president at the Democratic convention. The rumble tied to White House signals on Wallace renomination. Missouri's Truman said he does not want the vice presidency and hopes his delegation won’t back him for the post.
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Washington
Washington Road
Barkley
Kentucky
Henry Ward
Paducah
Sun-Democrat
White House
Wallace
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Kelly
Texas
Mississippi
South Carolina
Samuel Miles
Pennsylvania
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Jefferson
Kentucky Report
Rooosevelt
Missouri
Japanese Begin New Hengyang Assault Amid Havoc
Corroborated by Chinese high command the Japanese launched a strong attack on Hengyang in Hunan province after three nights of raids. They used hazardous devices and artillery to press toward the last 160 miles to split China. Chinese defenders held, while northern forces harried reinforcements. The Fourteenth Air Force under Major General Claire L. Chennault targeted Japanese supply lines, potentially slowing the advance. Enemies northward from Canton stalled at Lei river as they attempted to join forces with others moving south.
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Chungking
Hengyang
China
Hunan
Claire L. Chennault
Fourteenth Air Force
Canton
Lei
Linchow
Yingtak
Windsors Arrive for Indefinite Stay in United States
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in Miami Beach from the Bahamas for an indefinite stay in the United States. The Duke said they would travel to New York in two days, with plans for business trips to Washington on Bahamian affairs and a possible visit to a Canadian ranch.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Bahamas
New York
Washington
Canada
Iowan Killed in Plane Crash Near New Hampton
Le roy W. Zipz a 27 year old tavern operator died Thursday afternoon when his Taylor cub airplane crashed five miles east of New Hampton Iowa and burned A nearby farmer said the plane was flying low and struck a fence Dr Paul E Gardner coroner said no inquest would be held Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Edward B Zipz New Hampton and one brother Ellsworth Zipz Waterloo
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New Hampton
Leroy W. Zipz
Here
Virgil Schwickerath
Zipz
Paul E. Gardner
Edward B. Zipz
Ellsworth
Waterloo
Weapons Needed at Anamosa Reformatory Start Review
Iowa State Board of Control officials said Warden Foss Davis was asked to determine what weapons the Anamosa men's reformatory needs. The issue arose after a guard complained a 1886 model gun was issued during a prison break. Board members noted the arsenal is varied in sizes and calibers and urged carrying several ammunition types.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Foss Davis
Anamosa
Reformatory
Can Factory Strike Flares in Chicago
About 6,300 workers at ten Chicago and Joliet can plants walked out in protest of a War Labor board wage ruling. Gordon Kellogg of American Can warned that can shortages threaten the pea pack and a major Michigan and Wisconsin cherry packs as harvests race against time.
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Chicago
Chicago and
Joliet
War Labor Board
Gordon Kellogg
American Can Company
Chicago Area
Michigan
Wisconsin
F D R and Churchill May Confer Soon
Washington AP reports talks between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill may occur soon. Roosevelt’s revision of French policy allows cooperation with Gen. Charles de Gaulle. No date set, but Roosevelt hints at two news conferences this summer or fall and notes he may travel to Britain this time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
De Gaulle Returns to African Base After Washington Trip
General Charles de Gaulle, head of the French Committee of National Liberation, returned to his African base on Thursday following a visit to Washington.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
French Committee of National Liberation
Washington
Hog shipments allowed without advance bookings at plant
Morrell and company announced in Ottumwa that hogs may now be brought to the plant at any time without prior booking. The change removes the previous requirement to reserve space in advance.
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Ottumwa
Morrell and Company
Liberation Near Bastille Day Tells French From F R Roosevelt
President Roosevelt salutes the heroic people of France and says liberation is near within a year. He cites united Allied forces and French patriots fighting in Italy and Europe as proof of the deep friendship and indissoluble alliance between the American and French peoples on Bastille Day 1944.
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Washington
Roosevelt
France
Vichy
Italy
Fifth Army
Eighth Army
Atlantic
Gail Patrick's New Husband Disciplined for Unauthorized Marriage
Navy Lt. Arnold Dean White was confined for 10 days after traveling to Jacksonville to wed film actress Gail Patrick without leave. The marriage at the Jacksonville naval air station followed a two month courtship, with Patrick remaining in Jacksonville and planning to visit bases in Miami soon.
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Miami
Fla
INS
Jacksonville
Gail Patrick
Navy
Arnold Dean White
Miami Air Station
Comdr
H. F. Webster
Naval Air Transport Base
White
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Miss Patrick
Wilson Agrees to Stay in WPB Post
Charles E. Wilson, vice chairman of WPB, said after a meeting with President Roosevelt that he would remain in his government post rather than return to his role as head of General Electric. The decision follows Roosevelt's request to keep him in government service.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
WPB
Roosevelt
General Electric Company
U S Tanker Esso Harrisburg Torpedoed. 56 Missing
Off the Colombian coast the American tanker Esso Harrisburg was torpedoed on Sunday. Fifty six crewmen are missing and 15 survivors reported by Thursday.
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Bogota
Colombia
Esso Harrisburg
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