Radio Great Moments to Present Firefly Music
Great Moments in Music features Adolf Friml operetta The Firefly on Wednesday at 9 p.m. over WMT with Jean Tennyson Jan Peerce and Robert Weede. Also: college medley salute to Iowa State on WHO, Johnny Goes Aboard on WGN, and more programs across NBC WMAQ WLS stations.
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Adolf Friml
WMT
Jean Tennyson
Jan Peerce
Robert Weede
Friml
Jeanette MacDonald
Allan Jones
Iowa State College
Walter
Franklin High School
Guy Hamilton
Johnny
Navy Life
WGN
Hamilton
Naval Reserve Armory
Chicago
Irving Berlin
Kay Kayser
College of Musical Knowledge
WHO
Radio Hour by Hour Listing for June 3 1942 Schedule
Hour by hour radio programming covers Easy Aces News Quiz Kids Hoople Hour and musical variety on WGN WMT WLS WHO WNEW with host lineups including Cantor Kyser Eddy and Ed Murrow. Morning and afternoon blocks feature The Breakfast Club Mary Miles Minter and Aunt Jenny with News Markets and Weather summaries.
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WMT
Nelson Eddy
WMT Helen Tren
WGN
Jenny
U S Seizes Axis Patents to Aid American Industry
The United States has seized Axis patents covering processes and equipment, including over 100 Junkers aircraft patents and rights from Arado and Robert Bosch. The action aims to make these technologies available to U S industry and assess use in long range freight aircraft for war supply. about 3000 patents already taken by Crowley.
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Junkers
Arado
Robert Bosch
Germany
Crowley
Former Iowa Banker Now in Army Nabbed On Charge of Theft
Private Owen Vincent Burns, an ex Iowa banker now in the Army, was arrested at Fort Des Moines on embezzlement charges totaling near 5,896 dollars plus a false entry claim of deposits. He waived to the grand jury and a 10,000 dollar bond was set. Indictments were returned in Sioux City detailing the embezzlement period from July 1, 1939, to November 24, 1941, and a false deposit entry.
Osage Farmer Loses Finger Freeing Bull from Fence
Osage farmer Allert Olson, president of the Co-Op Electric company, freed his herd bull after its horns tangled in a mesh wire fence. His right index finger was severed when caught between a wire strand and the horn. He used pliers to cut the fence and release the animal before seeking medical care.
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Osage (Ap
Allert Olson
Co-Op Electric Company
Olson
Timoshenko Reported Slightly Wounded
A Stockholm dispatch cited by the Daily Herald says Marshal Semeon Timoshenko was slightly wounded while walking to his car at a temporary airfield. The report notes most of his party were severely wounded and highlights his habit of visiting front lines during battles.
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London
Russia
Semeon Timoweck
Daily Herald
Stockholm
Red
Timosherko
Bridges Surrenders on Deportation Warrant in San Francisco
Harry Bridges surrendered to immigration authorities on a deportation warrant and was released on a $3,900 bond after applying for a writ of habeas corpus. He may take his case to the Supreme Court and was cleared to travel to Washington for a CIO conference opening Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Supreme Court
CIO
California
Washington
Federal Land Bank Area to Be Divided Into Nine Regions
Edwin N. Van Horne new president announced the four states in the Federal Land Bank area will be divided into nine regions with managers to speed loan service to farmers. Three regional heads will serve Iowa, three Nebraska, two South Dakota, and one Wyoming. The list of regional managers was not announced and they take office July 1 under Farm Credit board direction.
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Omaha
Edwin N. van Horne
Federal Land Bank
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
van Horne
Chicago and
Lincoln
Neb
Farm Credit Board
WPB to Take Control Over All Imports
The WPB announces control over all imports and strategic war materials to maximize shipping space. The order requires WPB permission for imports, with three lists prioritizing items. List one restricts import to government agencies or special authorization, including beef, tallow, oils, minerals, and other listed products.
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WPB
Canada
Mexico
List of goods subject to restraint or sale restrictions
The document enumerates items such as aluminum scrap copper asbestos and other metals along with meat products and daily commodities like cocoa beans coffee cotton butter cheese eggs bananas and leather goods. It notes contracts and customs collection implications and mentions general restraining orders.
Railroads Report 1 617 000 Serviceable Freight Cars
Railroads say 1 617 000 freight cars were in service by end of 1941. The figure reflects wartime material flow and the expansion of freight capacity across major lines.
Oelwein Boy Shot in Head in Accidental Discharge
Edward Fox a 13 year old Oelwein resident was hit by a bullet above the right eye in a Tuesday noon accident. Police said Paul Quario aged 14 was cleaning a .38 revolver when it discharged, the bullet lodging in Fox’s brain and the boy was transported to Iowa City for treatment.
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Oelwein
Edward Fox
Sob Fox
Paul Quario
Veto Quario
Fox
Iowa City
Dowling Former Scripps-Howard Director Dies in Mount Vernon
Thomas J. Dowling aged 53 a former circulation director for Scripps-Howard newspapers died Tuesday at Mount Vernon hospital. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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MT. Vernon
N. Y
Thomas J. Dowling
Scripps- Howard Newspapers
Mount Vernon Hospital
Williams Resigns After Close Call at Omaha Grain Exchange
Edward Williams, 20, of Council Bluffs Indiana, quit after dang ling from a fifth floor window of the Omaha grain exchange building. He was held by one of four hooks in his safety belt, which apparently wasn’t fastened. Firemen pulled him back in and he went straight home.
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Omaha (Ap
Edward Williams
Council Bluffs, In
Omaha
Seed Shortages Hit Nazi Lands Across Europe
The department reports European farmers in Germany, Italy, and Nazi occupied territories face seed shortages of potatoes and vegetables. The shortage hampers planting and food production as reports from the region emerge.
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Washington
Department
Europe
Germany
Italy
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