Radio Wallace Talk and Nations Music on Air Tonight
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports NBC and WHO schedule 9:30 to 10 p.m. Monday features Vice-President Henry A. Wallace speaking on The Destiny of the Hemisphere in World Affairs from the Waldorf Astoria, followed by NBC concert orchestra Freedom's Music under H Leopold Spitalny. Arnold to speak at Mount Pleasant Iowa Wes leyan College. Huston stars in The Colossus of Panama on Cavalcade of America over WHO. Tibbetts on The TelePhone Hour. Vox Pop from Hoffman Island. Kansas City lawyers oppose Beta Sigma Phi True or False on WLS. Navy pre flight salute on Pleasure Time with Fred Waring Sky Anchors.
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NBC
WHO
Henry A. Wallace
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Meg Roosevelt
Freedom
H. Leopold Spitalny
United Ations
Walter Huston
Panama
Cavalcade of America
Lawrence Tibbett
At & P.m
Navy
United States
Fred Waring
Sky Anchors
H. H. Arnold
Radio Schedule Highlights for June 1947 Daytime and Evening
A detailed hour by hour listing of radio programs across stations WMT WGN WLS WHO WENR WENR and more for Monday June 9 1947 through late night. Includes easy Aces serenade news talk shows mysteries dramas music and comedies with multiple time slots and recurring hosts.
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J. Fraser Mastersinsers
WGN
Kivona
Gray
Vander
Wesleyan
Utie
WLS
Bentley
Wwe
Burling
Hal Cuoiver
WMT
Gibbetrott
Weems
BBC
Rainbow Veterans Attend Rites For Col Glenn Haynes
Cedar Rapids five members of the 168th Infantry of the Rainbow division attended funeral services in Centreville for Col Glenn C. Haynes World War I veteran and longtime Fort Madison penitentiary warden who died Saturday at his home. Attending by car at 9 a.m. were Mayor Frank Hahn George Kosek Charles Kosek Leo Custer William Fleming Fred Payner and Ray Chandler.
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Cedar Rapids
168Th Infantry
Centerville
Glenn C. Haynes
Fort Madison
State Penitentiary
Frank Hahn
George
Charles Kosek
Leo Custer
William Fleming
Fred Payneer
Ray Chandler
Sharp Naval Clash Off Belgian Coast
British light naval units engaged a German squadron off the Belgian coast in a brief battle. Germany fielded at least two 600 ton torpedo boats. one British craft was damaged and two sailors killed. The admiralty said the German force likely sank a modern Nazi torpedo boat and that all British vessels returned to base.
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London
INS
Belgian
Admiralty
Anglers Have a Big Day Below Cedar River Dam
Fishermen by the scores dropped lines into the Cedar River below the avenue bridge and dam as rain swollen waters sent fish upstream. The crowd reported many catches and lines hauling in 15 to 20 pounders amid open gates and high water.
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Cedar River Dam
Avenue Bridge
London Relies on Large Horse Fleet Amid Restrictions
More than 50,000 horses are used in London as a response to ongoing restrictions. The figure reflects heavy reliance on equine transport and labor to sustain daily operations and city services during the limits.
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London
Restric
Czech Memorial Rites Honor Pearl Harbor Veteran Delegations
About 2 000 attend Czech Memorial Rites at a Bohemian cemetery with Paul Kirkman of Garri son Ia carrying the American flag and Aldrich Pospesil bearing the Czech flag. The program features remarks by Thomas Suchomel Sr and Rev Zdenek Pauk with choir and schoolchildren performances.
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Karla Sean
Paul Kirkman
Garrison
Pearl Harbor
Kirkman
Aldrich Pospesil
Thomas Suchomel
Cemetery Association
Zdenek Pauk
Hus Memorial Church
Optimism on Submarine Menace Progress
Rep. Vinson stated the Navy shows satisfactory progress in countering submarines in American waters. He noted enemy builds more subs but cannot match U S anti-submarine gains as their fleet matures. The navy's ASW forces are functioning well though diesel engines and small ships lag behind schedule.
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Washington
INS
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Navy Department
United States
King says U S reduces Axis advantages in war start
Admiral Ernest J. King told a William and Mary audience that the United States began the war with unequal terms but has made progress. He cited production capacity trained manpower and seasoned naval forces while praising American soldiers as intelligent fearless fighters.
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Williamsburg
United States
Ernest J. King
William and Mary College
King
America
Hitler intends to seal his myth with a lasting past
The piece portrays Adolf Hitler as a self styled central figure seeking to perpetuate his name, face and symbol for all generations. It details his vanity and plans such as a haloed portrait, skull measurements, a galaxy of dramatic burial schemes, a kehlstein fortress and a hidden testament, with control kept by Hess and Bormann after Hess fled to Scotland.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Kehlstein
Bavarian Mountains
Nazi Party
Berchtesgaden
Rehistein
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Scotland
Martin Bormann
Five Important Offensives by Japs in China
Japanese forces launched a major offensive across Inner Mongolia and Chekiang while shifting to attack Suiyuan and Kiangsi regions. About 300000 troops were believed engaged, as Chinese defenses in Chuhsien and Nanchang areas faced renewed pressure and counterattacks.
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China
Chungking
Japan
Peiping
Chuhsien
Chekiang
Ordos Plain
Paotow
Yellow River
Suiyuan
Yunnan
Kwangtung
Kiangsi
Hopei
New China Daily
Nanchang
Elisabeth Norwood Elected President Of The Mother Church
The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston elected Elisabeth F. Norwood of Brookline Mass president for the coming year. The Christian Science Board of Directors urged America to aid in freeing the world from slavery while reporting sound finances with no indebtedness besides current bills and taxes.
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Boston
America
Christian Science Board of Directors
Mon Fe
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Audi
Elisabeth F. Norwood
Brookline
Mass
Isaac Paul Gragg
Eldora O. Gragg
Eddy
Sendoff for 23 men called for induction in Linn County
Mayor Frank Hahn and local Legion members saw off 23 men from Linn County Board No 3 for army induction in Des Moines. The group received New Testaments and a carton of cigarettes as they boarded the bus, with names including Lumir Kosina, George Kanellis, David McNamara and others from Cedar Rapids, Marion, Mt. Vernon, Anamosa, Fairfax, Walker, Coggan, Springville and Urbana.
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Frank Hahn
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
Des Moines
Linn County Selective Service Board No. 3
Hahn
Legion and Auxiliary
Lumir S. Kosina
Second Avenue
George J. Kanellis
Third Street
David G. McNamara
Charles W. John
Charles F. Bukacek
Dale Berryhill
John J. Rasplicka
Cedar Rapids
Carl Erickson
Eldee Bowers
Toddville
Harvey F. Pennoyer
Howard G. Quass
Richard E. Tanner
Lyle E. Lochner
Springville
Dilmond D. Bremer
Urbana
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