NBC and NBC-WMT Air Monday Night Program Mix
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports a Monday schedule featuring Vice President Wallace speaking on The Destiny of the Hemisphere in World Affairs from the Waldorf Astoria, followed by NBC concert orchestra in Freedoms Music under H Leopold Spitalny. Arnold from Town Wesleyan and more programs including Cavalcade of America and true or false debate.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Dense with Shows and Names
Daylong listings feature WMT WGN WENR and more with programs from morning to late night. Notable items include The Lone Ranger, Fibber McGee and Molly, Amos and Andy, Vic and Sade, The Guiding Light, and J. Fred Comstock’s market updates. Multiple stations list news, music, soap operas, and serials across hours and cities.
Rainbow veterans attend rites for Col Glenn Haynes
Five Cedar Rapids members of the 168th infantry of the Rainbow division attend funeral services in Center ville for Colonel Glenn C Haynes World War I veteran and former Fort Madison state penitentiary warden who died Saturday at his home. Mayor Frank Hahn and others drove to attend the rites.
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Sharp Naval Clash Off Belgian Coast
London dispatch reports a brief yet sharp engagement off the Belgian coast between light British forces and a German squadron. The admiralty said one modern 600 ton torpedo boat was probably sunk, a light British craft had damage and two sailors were killed, while all British forces returned to base.
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Anglers Do Big Day Below Cedar River Dam
Fishermen by the scores lined the Cedar River below the avenue bridge and dam on a rain swollen day. High waters sent carp upstream to jump the gates as anglers snagged many fish without bait. Some catches weighed 15 to 20 pounds.
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Horses Still Dominate London Roads Amid Gasoline Ban
More than 50,000 horses are in use in London since gasoline restrictions were imposed for the war. Carriages and riders fill streets as motor traffic remains limited, with stable owners reporting steady demand and officials monitoring road safety.
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2 000 at Czech Memorial Rites in Cedar Rapids
About 2000 people attended the annual Czech memorial services at Cedar Rapids Bohemian National Cemetery. A colorfully costumed march included the Home Guard, a girls drill team, YMC A drum corps, cemetery board members, the Karla Masaryk chorus, Czech schoolchildren, lodge delegations, and others. Paul Kirkman and Aldrich Pospeshil carried the American and Czech flags. Rev. Zdenek Pauk spoke as main lecturer. The Boh
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Optimism Cited On Submarine War Efforts In U S
Rep. Vinson states navy progress against submarines in American waters. He notes enemy production outpaces U S anti sub assets but says the force is now functioning efficiently and submarines have moved farther at sea, allowing time to build anti submarine craft. He cites shipbuilding progress yet warns diesel engines and small ships remain bottlenecks.
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Admiral King Says U S Narrowing War Gap with Axis
In a speech prepared for William and Mary College Admiral Ernest J. King states the United States faced initial military disadvantages but has made progress. He cites production capacity, expanding trained manpower, seasoned naval forces, and belief in American fighters as factors in winning the war.
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Hitler aims to perpetuate his name and symbol for all time
Frederick C. Oechsner reports on Adolf Hitler's belief in his divine mission to reshape Europe and the world. The piece outlines his vanity, projections of power, plans for posters and funeral rites, and a hidden Kehlstein vault where state papers and Hitler’s art are stored, with limited access after Hess's flight.
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Five Major Japanese Offensives in China Reported
Chungking dispatch says Japan pressed five major offensives across China to end the Chinese incident and deter American air raids. Chinese garrisons hold at Chuhsien while Ordos front operations extend to Inner Mongolia. About 300,000 Japanese troops are said to be engaged with renewed fighting across Chekiang Yun Nan Kwangtung and Kuangsi provinces.
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Elisabeth Norwood Elected Head of The Mother Church
In Boston the Christian Science Board of Directors announced Elisabeth F Norwood of Brookline Mass as president of The Mother Church for the ensuing year The report noted strong finances with no indebtedness aside from current bills and taxes The meeting highlighted ongoing struggle for global freedom from slavery and historic Civil War ties.
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Sendoff For 23 Linn County Men Called For Induction
Major Frank Hahn and American Legion members attended as 23 Lin n County men departed by bus to Des Moines for army induction. Local officials and Red Cross volunteers distributed New Testaments and cigarettes. Names listed include Lumir S Kosina Cedar Rapids and James W Savage Coggon among others.
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