Broadcasters Gear Up for Party Conventions and Specials
Networks plan extensive convention time shifts from both the Convention Hall and Shibe Park. Keynote by Charles P. Howard will be aired by NBC and mutual networks, with coverage of Wallace Taylor tickets, nomination speeches, ballots, and Sunday sessions. Henry Wallace third party events and radio segments on atomic topics feature prominently.
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Fatane
KCRG
Iby
Wallace-Sen
Glen H Tayige
Nbc-Who
Frominoon
Muttain
Kche
CBS
WMT
Wallace
Sen
Psylor
Shibe Park
Nets
Wan
WBBM
KCRK
Henry ‘Wallace
Cnett
Henry J. Taylor
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Mutual Kcrg
Net
Public Notices and Parade Schedule Details
The fragment mentions a 4-H Parade and community notices with times such as 6:15 pm and 4:30 pm. It references broadcast names like KXEL KCRG and personnel such as Lucille Clay, Ray Katton, and Garry Wiemer. It reads as a compilation of schedule items and public event notices from a local paper.
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Ewe
Treasury
Wes
Garry Wiemer
TV Schedule Franks and Fans Spin a Weekend Lineup
A cluttered TV guide lists Friday evening and Saturday afternoon programs with times and station codes. Entries include News 68 Dinner at 6:15 and Meet the Frees at 9:00, with several show titles and network marks.
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Fulton Lewin
Billy Rose
Gabriel Mpatter
Mutual
Newsrest
Ceneart
Meet the Frees
Tex Beuche
Polio Victim, 13, Dies In Sioux City Hospital
Estherville Iowa AP report notes Richard Logue thirteen died after infantile paralysis treatment. He was son of Everett Logue. The Logue case is first polio death in Estherville area this year. Another polio patient in Sioux City, Kenneth Kollasch four, is under treatment nearby.
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Estherville
Richard Logue
Everett Logue
Logue
Sioux City
Kenneth Edward Kollasch
Orville Kollasch
Pitcher Injures Right Forearm in Self-Throw
In Oak Ridge Tennessee two men were out and the count was one and one when pitcher Clyde Simmons wound up and threw causing a broken right forearm in a crucial moment.
Stalin Boss or Politburo Leader in 1942 Debate
Washington observers debated whether Stalin or the Politburo controlled Soviet policy during 1942 as Churchill and Harriman met with Stalin in Moscow. Sherwood notes Stalin’s shift from cautious to enthusiastic about North African invasions, then back to defensiveness.
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Washington
Stalin
Politburo
Russia
Truman
Anna
Wk Saati
VA. Ca
Repli Unstea
Aubasander
Harri
Robert E. Sherwood
Harry ¥ HopeStairs
France
Penvasion
North Africa
Churchill
Moscow
Genéraliseimo
Astic
Harriman
Sherwood
Finnish Cabinet Resigns After Election Losses
Paris ahl says Finland’s Premier Mauno Pekkala and his cabinet handed resignations to President Juho Paasikivi. The collapse follows recent Finnish elections in which Communist allies suffered losses amid a leftist government alliance.
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Paris
INS
Finland
Mauno ‘Pekkala
Are
Stockholm
Juho
Paasikivi
Pekkala
Popular “Democratic Front
Mem
Ibars
Two Killed in Plane Crash at Camp Dodge
Des Moines AP reports two men died when a war surplus army plane crashed near Camp Dodge. Victims were pilot Robert H Voorhees 94 Des Moines and Carmen E Remele 32 from south of the camp. both auto mechanics at Camp Dodge.
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Des Moines
Camp A
Robert H. Voorhees
Carmen E. Remele
Camp Dodge
U S Plans 50 000 Watt Transmitter in Greece
An AP report from Athens says the United States will install a 50 000 watt radio transmitter in Salonika to broadcast into eastern Europe. The source notes the plan aims to expand U S broadcasts across the region.
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U.S
Greece
Athens
United States
Salonike
Europe
Grinnell Man Found Dead in His Garage
Grinnell 67 year old Truman Shear died from carbon monoxide poisoning after leaving a car running in his garage. A note to employer Dale Smith said he planned to take his own life because he was lonesome. His wife had died July 14. He had one brother with an address in Owl.
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Grinnell
INS
Truman Shear
Dale Smith
Shear
Owl
Beloved narrator recalls a dinner party mishap
Edgar A. Guest recounts a playful scene where he gargled with peas and potatoes at a dinner to impress a widow. He admits rude table antics and says the stunt served a planned purpose to bring two people together, hinting at affection and a mistaken effort.
All-Iowa Revue to Feature Unusual Lighting Effects
The All-Iowa Fair revue at Hawkeye Downs August 15 to 19 will use outdoor lighting effects. A key feature is the Black Light treatment for Gems from Carmen performed by the 16 girl Ainsworth Ensemble.
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Martell's
Mignon
United States
Treasure Island
Hawkeye Downs
Andy Hanson
Ainsworth
Bizet
Roosevelt Spares Invasion From Politics, Ike Chooses Plan
Robert Sherwood quotes President Roosevelt declining to turn the North Africa invasion into a political issue and leaving final say to General Eisenhower five days after the 1942 election. The postponement aided by expansion of operations is noted, with praise for Wendell Willkie as a vital ally at a critical time.
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New York
INS
Robert ‘E.”Sherwood
Roosevelt
North Africa
Eisenhower
Sherwood
Harry Hopkins
Collier's
United States
Democratic National Committee
Wendell ‘Willkie
Flood Floods Neosho River Knocked Out Iola Utilities
The Neosho river flooded Iola Kansas cutting power and water to the city of 8000. The municipal plant near the west edge was overwhelmed as water rose to 24.5 feet, the highest since record keeping began. About 40 to 50 families evacuated from the southwest area.
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Iola
Kan
Neosho
Farm Boy 15 Killed in Tractor Accident
Lourde Charles Baughman, 15, of near Eldridge ten miles north of Davenport, died Thursday when a tractor overturned on him while hauling rubbish on his parents’ farm. He suffered a basal skull fracture and crushed chest, according to Scott County coroner Frank Keppy.
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Davenport
Lourde
Charles Baughman
Eldridge
Here
Scott County
Frank d. Keppy
U S General Clay Affirms Stay in Berlin
General Lucius D. Clay told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States is determined to remain in Berlin and can do so. He outlined conditions in Berlin and actions of American troops and civilians, and noted strong support from Chairman Eaton R See and Army Secretary Royall.
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Lucius D. ‘Clay
Germany
United States
Berlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eaton Rsee
Army
Royall
General Clay
Clay
Eaton
Russia
Ashington
Jus Aan
Dewey and Eisenhower Meet at Pawling Conference
Governor Dewey and General Eisenhower held a surprise conference in Pawling New York to discuss European affairs and the military establishment. Ike and Mrs Eisenhower drove from New York Friday and had lunch with the Deweys before a planned return to the city.
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Pawling
N.Y
Dewey
Eisenhower
Ike
New York
Convention of Wallace Party Opens Tonight in Philadelphia
Henry A Wallace arrives to lead a third party effort viewed as anti Communist by opponents. The Wallace movement faces charges of Communist signals and is met with denials from ADA officials and supporters. Norman Thomas questions party legitimacy while Rabbi Schultz urges groups to disavow the youth conference linked to the movement.
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Philadelphia
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace- Taylor
Wes
Americans For Democratic
New Deadlers
Dri
Rextford Guy Tugwell
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Schultz
Jewish Welfare Board
Young Women's Christian Clation
National “Conference of Methodist Youth
American Unitarian Youth
National ‘Association For‘the Advancement’ ‘of Colored People
American Jewish Congress
Young “Communist
Teague
Norman Thomas
Elinor
Thomas
Anne Part Wile Lingnéss
Walla
Gimbel
Australia faces long term youth shortage say immigration minister
San Francisco with Radio Australia quoting A. A. Calwell the immigration minister warns Australia will see a sustained lack of young men and women for industry for years. He projects population levels back to 1937 by 1960 and notes 15 to 19 year olds fall from 645000 in 1940 to about 520000 by 1950. He cites Benelux customs union affecting nearly 18 million people.
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San Francisco
Australia
A. A. Calwell
Radio Australia
Andy Ahat
Caldwell Ve
Wallace's Party Wins Fight for Ohio Ballot Spot
Ohio Supreme Court orders Secretary of State J. Hummel to place a Wallace third party presidential slate on the November ballot. The court overruled Hummel on loyalty affidavits after deeming some Wallace adherents in Ohio as Communist.
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Wallace's Party
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Henry WA
Wallace
Aha. i
J Hummel
Jia
Hummel
Himmel
State
Ita
Memorial Highway To Be Dedicated July 31
Des Moines reports the 34th Division Memorial Highway dedication will take place in Red Oak on Saturday afternoon July 31. The markers honor the 34th Infantry Division with scarlet ape head insignia and white lettering, spaced every 20 miles along U.S. 34. Ed Bird, president of the division's national association, announced the plan.
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Des Moines
Red Oak
National Guard
Red Bull
Ed Bird
National Association
Golden Vases Vanish From Vatican Museum Display
Three small golden vases dating to early Christian era missing from the Vatican Etruscan museum display case. Valued at about $1,000, the theft prompts a police probe and security review at Vatican City.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Americans Held by Soviets Free After Protests
Three U S men held in the Soviet sector of Berlin were released after protests by American and British authorities. RF Gott Altoona Pennsylvania was detained while attempting to cross into the British zone. George Hunt Camp Ohio and Elwood Dwinnel Mabton Washington were military police who crossed into the Soviet sector. The Russians had denied knowledge for 12 hours before confirming the arrests.
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Sovyle
RF. Gott
Altoona
Trospass
Wetzlar
Land
Sovilet
Fle
George G. Hunt
Camp
Ohio
Pic
Elwood
Dwinnel
Mabton
Wash
Nose
Goff
Swimmer Crosses Gibraltar Straits
Daniel del Carpio, a long distance swimmer, completed the Gibraltar crossing from Ceuta to Morocco in under eight hours. He entered the water on the European side and swam ashore at 7 03 p.m. GMT, following a previous 1924 feat by Mercedes Gleitz.
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Posae
Morocco
Daniel del Carpio
Forver
Aera
Straits of
Gibraltar
Rene Test
Mercedes Gleitz
Carpio
Nee Am
Gmt
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