Noted radio and TV lineup flags coming week schedule
A roundup of upcoming radio and TV programs lists Al Jolson in a re created first talkie Notes and Comment as a Radio Theater event Monday on CBS WMT from 7 to 8 pm Also Gail Patrick Tamara Shayne Ludwig Donat Lee Bowman Una Merkel John Garfield Jane Wyman Ezio Pinza Peter Lorre Ethel Smith Arthur Godfrey and more slated for various networks TheMiss America contest rights secured by NBC TV at Atlantic City in September CBS retains Madison Square events rights for the next year and a half
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Gail Patrick
Tamara Shayne
Ludwig Donat
Lee Bowman
Una Merkel
Desi Arnaz
Bob Hope
Sinatra
Max Baer
Maxie Rosenbloom
Humor Hall of Fame
National Laugh Week Foundation
Fred Allen
Jack Benny
Jimmy Durante
Will Rogers
Robert Benchley
Charlie Chaplin
W. C. Fields
Marx Brothers
Damon Runyon
Mark Twain
James Thurber
NBC Television
Atlantic City
CBS Television
Madison Square
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
At 6 p m KXEL airs music then news with WHO and WGN. By 7 p m Lum and Abner headline a Telephone Hour and Radio Theater with Victor Borge and Percy Faith on WMT. The lineup includes Joan Davis Howard Barlow I Q Dr and Jack Smith across stations.
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Asher
Jimmie
Howard Barlow
WGN
Scotland Yard
WMT
Joan Davis
KXEL
Lum
Abner
Sher Holme
Victor Borge
Telephone Hour
WHO Radio Theater
Percy Faith
WHO Screen Guild
Dr. I. Q
Bob Hawk
Supper Club
Jack Smith
WMT Cavalcade
Fish
Hunt
Screen Guild
Doctors Who
Lowell Thomas
Weed
Kaltenborn
R. Pearl
WMP
Kenny Baker
E. Beofield
Lewis
St. Francis
Billboard
Henry Taylor
R. Morgan C
Portia
Farrel
Wid
Tom Nix
Bradley
Sky King
J Armstrong
WXEL
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1917 Broadcasts List
A dense roster of radio program names and times from June 3, 1917 captures KXEL WGN WMT broadcasts and host segments. Entries name Percy Faith, Lowell Thomas, Ted Malone, Perry Mason, and other figures, with daybreak worship, farm reports, soap operas, dramas, music hours, and sports segments listed across stations KXEL WGN WMT KNED and others.
Toll of Memorial Day Holiday Deaths Reaches 461
United Press reports a three day Memorial Day weekend produced 461 accidental deaths since Thursday 6 p.m. Traffic crashes led with 194 fatalities, followed by plane crashes 103 drownings 53 and 111 miscellaneous deaths. California recorded the highest traffic toll 33, with Michigan 18 and Indiana 17. The tally surpassed last year's when under 300 were killed despite a four day weekend.
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United Press
California
Michigan
Indiana
Film Schedule Updated by Theater Management
The Gazette notes schedule changes for Monday across venues Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto Times Strand Marion and lists showtimes for titles including The Egg and I Honeymoon Dick Tracy's Dilemma The Fabulous Dora and Vacation in Reno Magnificent Doll Beauty and the Bandit The Man in Grey Blondie Knows Best Close Call for Boston Blackie Humoresque Fit for a King and more with specific showtimes at each location.
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the Gazette
Paramount
Iowa
Dor“seys
Reno
Boston Blackie
Marion
Plant a Garden Poet’s healthful counsel for readers
Edgar A. Guest urges readers to take up gardening as healthful exercise and a pleasant enterprise. He highlights learning from soil, plants, and trees, and finding friendship, spring joys, and the pride of growing a rose against besetting foes.
Joan Crawford Adopts Another Pair of Tots
HOLLYWOOD AP Actress Joan Crawford was a very busy woman Monday with her family of adopted children increased from two to four. The additions are Cynthia three months and Cathy two months just arrived from an eastern institution. Miss Crawford declined to identify. Her older children are Christina eight and Christopher four. Miss Crawford, now unmarried, was divorced from her third husband Phillip Terry in 1946.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Cynthia
Cathy
Miss Crawford
Mre Christina
Christopher
Phillip Terry
Negro Job Rights Protected by Bill
Washington AP reports a union curbing bill includes lesser known protections for Black workers. Senate lawyers say the provisions shield job rights by outlawing the closed shop while permitting a union shop where workers must join a union or face dismissal. The conference committee version adds further safeguards.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Senate-House
Union Membership Rights and Exceptions in Hiring Rules
A bill allows a company to keep a non union worker if union membership was not available to him on equal terms. It also bars unions from firing a worker denied membership for reasons beyond nonpayment of initiation fee or ties. A note mentions a flour made from cottonseed.
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Famous laxative cereal offer from Uncle Sam Breakfast Food Co
An Omaha Nebraska company markets a cereal claiming laxative effects. It promises a double refund if customers are not completely satisfied and asks buyers to return the top of the package at their grocer.
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Uncle Sam-Breakfast Food Company
Omaha
Nebraska
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