Radio Notes Ad Makes Schedule Shuffle On Weeknights
The column outlines Wednesday night changes on CBS WMT ABC KXEL and NBC WHO with shows like County Fair On Trial Dr Christian and On Stage America moving times. It notes guest stars Paul Porter John Harlan Amen and Frances Langford plus other program shifts and network notes including Kaltenborn replacement and Latin American network withdrawal.
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Win Elliott
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ABC -Kxel
Paul Porter
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FCC
John Harlan Amen
United States
Nuremburg
ABC
America
Central Park
New York
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Jott
Europe
Richard Harkness
Faye Emerson
Roosevelt
CBS
Radio Schedule Mosaic from Iowa Stations and Guests
A dense listing of afternoon to late evening radio and TV programs across KCRG WMT KXEL KCEG EXEL and other stations. It catalogs show names hosts and times including bands news drama features and sports segments. The schedule notes several years and shows such as Bob Hope and Abbott and Costello entries along with weather reports and morning farm programs.
Radio Schedule and Programs On KCRK Station
Interference-free radio schedule lists programs on KCRK FM 96.9 with times for Kenneth Crawford News Dinner Music and various features. The Thursday and Wednesday listings include Music, Newsreels, Concert Master, Opinionaire, and local performances with names like Billy Rose Gabriel Meatter Nora Morales and Louis Frima.
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KCRK
Enje T. Im
Kenneth Crawford
MBS
Billy Rose
Gabriel Meatter
Mutual Newsreel
Opinionaire
California Melodies
Music Albus
Louis Frima
BI McCune’ O
Nora Morales
Negro General Receives Truman Citation
Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis the army s only Negro general officer was praised by President Truman for his remarkable record. Truman presented a scroll signed by himself Secretary of the Army Royall and General Omar N Bradley in Washington.
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Washington
Benjamin O. Davis
Truman
Davis
Royall
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Anna Brydl Estate
The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Anna Brydl, late of Los Angeles County, California. All persons indebted must pay promptly, and those with claims should file with Charles Penningroth, attorney, and the district court in Los Angeles County.
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Yowa
Linh
Anna Brydl
Angeles County
California
Lian County
Roe
Clee
Rarles Penningroth
Charles Penningroth
Drake U English Head Condemns Sioux City Book Ban
Dr Thomas Dunn head of Drakes English department denounces Sioux City police ban on Tobacc Road Gods Little Acre and Passionate Witch as anti intellectual extremism stemming from postwar fear of communism. He argues literature should be studied by students despite moral controversy.
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Des Moines
Thomas Dunn
Drake University
Sioux City
Erskine Caldwell
Julius Myron
Dunn
Congress
Dormalcy
Myron
Caldwell
U S Steel Lifts Prices Across Major Products
United States Steel Corp boosts prices on key products by an average 9.6 percent or $9.34 a ton, completing its third postwar round of wage and price hikes. Cold rolled sheet at 80 per ton up 11, standard pipe up 10, with total annual U S Steel bill rising by $186.8 million. President Fairless says increases cover higher operating costs. The move follows last Friday's nine percent wage hike by Big Steel and aligns with the end of the leasing point pricing.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Big Steel
U.S
Benjamin F. Fairless
U.S. Steel
Unity talk leaves Brussels pact countries split and wary
At The Hague Britain France Belgium The Netherlands and Luxembourg failed to advance the Western European Union beyond a loose framework. A French bid for a pan-European federal parliament and immediate full union was rejected under Bevin's leadership, with fears of war and Soviet occupation. A stray note on 17th century Morocco candy ends unclear.
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Bidault
Europe
Bevin
Injunction Blocks Marshalltown Grade A Milk Law
A temporary injunction halts Marshalltown from enforcing a grade A milk ordinance requiring pasteurization within 12 miles. Day's Dairy owner Day alleges the 12 mile limit targets him and cites Cedar Rapids dairy laws as similar but broader.
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Marshalltown
B. O. Tankersley
George Day
Day
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Public Health Service
Linn County Iowa Notice of Probate Administrator Appointment
On this 19th day of July the Linn County Court appointed Janae as administrator of the estate of Jowr deceased. Creditors must present their claims to the undersigned, authenticated, in the Clerk of Linn County District Court’s office, along with the estate duties. Frank Jordan is the administrator with D M Elderkin and W W Crigsman as attorneys.
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Peestate
Io Linn
Notic
Anna Vate
Linn County
Jowr
Frank Jordan
D. M Elderkin
W. W. Crigsman
SQUIRREL KNOWS HIS NUTS IN WILSON
Mrs. Sarah Nesmith feeds a finicky squirrel in Wilson Kansas. The animal snubs peanuts and prefers English walnuts, hickory nuts or black walnuts.
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Wilson
Kan
Sarah Nesmith
Master Cell Not Farmer’s First Venture
Middleboro Massachusetts reports Uncle Sam examined Farmer John Brown’s so called master cell as investigators questioned its science and value. They sought radio interview transcripts and samples while recalling his past legal battles including a 1938 cancer cure claim and a 1939 guilty plea for illegally practicing medicine. Neighbors defended Brown citing thriving crops and animals using his cellar invention.
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Middleboro
Mass
Sam
John Brown
U. S. Agricultural Department
Pure Food and Drugs Department
Brown
Massachusetts
Christmas Beatings Lead to Divorce Granted in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Rausch testified she endured eight years of Christmas beatings by her husband Joseph, and began receiving beatings on other holidays, prompting her to sue for divorce. Judge Samuel A. Weiss granted the divorce.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth A. Rausch
Samuel A. Weiss
Joseph
US Army warns personnel near Mt Asama volcano alert
Karunizawa Japan United States army warns all personnel to stay outside the three mile radius of Mt Asama an active volcano as Japanese scientists report potential eruption within days threatening nearby areas and operations.
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Karunzawa
Japan
United States Army
Mt. Asama
Army Equipment Moving to England from Camp Phillips
Reports from Salina Kansas indicate a heavy rail movement of army equipment to the eastern coast for England. About 240 flat cars reportedly carry gun carriages vehicles ambulances and command cars with 35 of 80 box cars loaded for supplies like blankets uniforms ready for movement.
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Salina
Kan
Camp Phillips
England
Murray Leads in Montana Primary Vote
Senator James E. Murray built a 36 824 to 8 636 vote lead in unofficial Montana primary returns from 516 of 1142 precincts. McGregor trailed as Bonner and Ford also claimed gubernatorial victories.
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Helena
Mont
James E. Murray
Montana
Murray
Harry J. McGregor
John W. Bonner
Sam C. Ford
Corn support set at 90 percent parity for 1948
The Agriculture Department announced the 1948 corn price support at 90 percent of parity. Loans on farm stored corn and CCC purchase agreements will back the support. Loans start December 1 and mature by September 1, 1949. purchase agreements run December 1 to October 30, 1949.
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Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
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