Moseley’s Subversive Testimony Is Struck From Record
Major General George Van Horn Moseley ended a two day Dies committee appearance with a prepared statement deemed grotesquely anti Semitic and immediately stricken. He feared assassination by red foes and read the statement in a mission like tone after demanding its reading. An aide carried his water and his water bearer was later identified as Charles B Hudson of Omaha Nebraska.
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Washington
George van Horn Moseley
Dies Committee
Hitler
United States
Healey
Mass
America
Rep. Dempsey
N. M
Moseley
Omaha
Rhea Whitley
Charles B Hudson
Neb
Fatality mars safety record at Mason City
MASON CITY AP Six hours after the June no accident campaign began a fatality ended the effort Fred Martinson car foreman for the M and St L was run over after falling from a hand car at 330 pm He died in an ambulance en route to a hospital He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter and had worked on the road about 18 years.
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Mason City
Fred Martinson
M. and St. L
Martinson
Morning Radio Schedule Overflow From 8 to 10 AM
A fragmented listing shows an extensive Saturday morning radio schedule across multiple stations. Programs include Musical Clock, News, Varieties, Morning Parade, Bible Hour, Alice Blue piano, Morning Chapel, and Army Band segments with numerous named hosts and features.
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WMT
Westher
Sol Solid Ramblers
Boone
Probarm
WOI
Sertice
Lou
Jerry
KFJB
WGN
WOC
Vass
Pete
WSUL
Alice Blue
Wsui-Ny
Necro Gineers
WSUI
Kei
June Baker
Aeewe
U. Army Band
Woronakeetss
U. S. Army Band
Armchair Art Quartet
KPWB
Markeia
Iowa
Homemakers Forum
KPIB
Marimba
WSUT
WOOC
Tomor
Valiant Lad Kfjb
Radio Schedule Picks Up a Busy Theological Day
A long list of radio programs across stations WMT WGN KFJB WHO WOC WSUI and others outlines a full day of music drama news sports and variety shows from early morning through late evening. The grid includes performances by Orchestras such as Jimmy Dorsey Frank Black and Guy Lombardo plus talk segments and campus concerts from WSUI and KFJB with local club and school broadcasts.
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WMT
WOI
Iowa State Today
WGN
WSUI
Frank Black
KFJB
WOC
Peter Quill
KFJH
American Family Robinson
Death Valley
Wood—Ave
Marin
Bill_ Carlson
Guy Lombardo
Peter McGregor
Jack Teagarden
WEHO
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Heidelberg Orch
WOOC
Dance Time
HII
Carlsen
Orch
Jimmy Dorsey
Richard Hiziber Orch
Griff Williams
Sports Review
Wwoc
Burns and Allen
Archie Bleyer
Joe Reichman
Bernie Cummins
Ray Herbeck
Carlos Molena
Pliner
Earl
Hirmy Dorsey
Anson Weeks
Sterling Young
Jan Garber
Jean Ellington
Enoch Light
Alice Blue
Magic Kitchen
Melody Mart
Don Roth
Ginsburgh
Rhythm_ Rambles
Corn Belt Farm
Texns Rangers
Wmt—Court Hussey
Wgn—Music Hall
London
U of Florida Glee Club
KSTP
League of American Writers
Orrin Weir
White Sox
Senators
Berlin
Charles Paul
Jown Ys
Wis
Maurice Reese
Belmont Stakes
del Brissett
Curtain Rises
Tolnnthe
KPFJB
Jack Marshard
Havens Sisters
America
Swing It
WPA
Washington
Renfrew
the Mounted
Wgn—Sports Review
Step Brothers
Crimson Trail
Approve Lewis for Mediation Board
The Senate confirmed President Roosevelt's appointment of David J. Lewis former Democratic representative from Maryland to the National Mediation Board.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
David J. Lewis
Maryland
National Mediation Board
Hitler Guarantees Yugoslav Borders at Royal Dinner
Adolf Hitler pledged Yugoslavia’s borders during a state dinner with Prince Paul in Berlin. He touted a strong Germany Yugoslavia friendship and a trustful partnership to lasting peace for their peoples, noting the borders would be permanent and calm the continent. Prince Paul acknowledged Hitler’s respect for Yugoslavia’s frontier.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Yugoslavia
Prince Paul
Germany
Ued
Hitler
Balkan
Reich
Walace Announces Higher Wheat Loan Rate at Omaha
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace announced a revised wheat loan schedule on Friday that raises the terminal rate at Omaha. The move affects farmers seeking government loans and reflects changes in the wartime grain policy.
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Washington
Henry A. Wal
Lace
Omaha
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