Radio and TV Highlights On Friday’s Schedule
Nadine Subotnik lists upcoming broadcasts headlined by Kate Smith narrator for Be tween Americans on CBS and WMT at 7 p.m. with Jack Miller conducting. Other features include John Garfield salute at 7:30 p.m. on Mutual and WGN, Spotlight Bands at 8:30 p.m. on Blue and KXEL, Morten Downey on Sports News at 9:30 p.m. NBC and WMA, Bricker speaking on NBC and WHO, You Ask for It at 7:30 p.m. NBC and WHO dedicated to service men, and Back Home in Indiana film publicity tied to the Double or Nothing event at Billings Memorial Hospital on Friday over Mutual.
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Kate Smith
Norman Corwin
CBS
WMT
Jack Miller
Kate
John Garfield
New York
East Side
Hollywood
Chamber of Commerce
Freedom of Opportunity
Mutual
WGN
Morten Downey
Bill Stern
NBC
WMA
Fred Waring
Clem McCarthy
Lew Lehr
WHO
Billings Memorial Service Hospital
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lucille Manners Swee
Meet Your Navy
Amos 'N
Andy
Evening Radio Schedule June 9 1946 Compilation
Hour by hour listing of radio programs across stations WGN KXEL WH0 WMT and others for June 9 1946 including News Broadway Melodies Waltz Time Symphonette and various morning and afternoon shows with hosts such as Kate Smith Cecil Brown Andy Devine and Billie Burke, plus 1944 and 1946 reference points.
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WGN
Ander
WMT
Grant
Bob Becker
KXEL
Gross
Sheilor
Marines Sniped Mines Invasion Ships Mast Sharpshooters
Marines used picked leatherneck sharpshooters stationed high on the masts of bombardment ships to rifle out floating mines during the invasion. They operated with precision to neutralize hazards threatening the fleet and landing craft.
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Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Forces
Accord on Veterans Educational Fund Reached
Washington AP reports conference leaders on the GI Bill of Rights agreed on maximum educational benefits of 500 dollars per year for up to four years for veterans aid.
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Washington
Veterans Aid
Underground Battle Between French Underground and Vichy Nazis
London dispatch reports a fratricidal clash as the French Underground Patriot army fights Vichy Germany aligned forces. The Allied command ordered mobilization of 20 000 pro Nazi militiamen to reinforce guards and police. Jacques Doriot urged followers to join the militia and man armies. Allied and French leaders note sabotage and rear-communication threats to German lines in Lyon and southern France. Large scale Allied air attacks may extend beyond the coastal strip with leaflets warning civilians to stay ready.
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London
Vichy
Supreme Command
Needig
Himmler
Comare
Jacques Doriot
Supreme Headquarters
Insurance Chief Fights Repeal of Colored Oleo Tax
Washington AP report notes a Senate agriculture subcommittee hearing where Elbert S. Brigham opposes removing the 10 cent a pound tax on colored margarine. He warns of millions of pounds selling as butter at butter prices if repealed, citing dairy industry stance on color and profit motives.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Congress
Elbert S. Brigham
Montpelier
House
National Life Insurance Company
Smith
D-S.c
Brigham
Ellender
R-La
A. G. Hopkins
National Association of Margarine Manufacturers
Hopkins
F D R Defers Action On Kimmel Extension
President Roosevelt defers action on extending the court martial time limit for Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel and Major General Walter C. Short to December 7, 1944 after Attorney General Francis Biddle cites the usual 10 day period. Senator A B Chandler says the Senate military affairs panel will seek facts in Major General Miller's demotion for alleged loose talk about the invasion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Francis Biddie
A. B. Chandier
D-Ky
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Henry J. F. Miller
London
Army Navy merger study urged by postwar policy panel
Instructions from the high command call for an army navy committee to study proposals for merging the services and to consider a separate department of air. The report was released by House committee chairman Woodrum on postwar military policy hearings.
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Washington
High Command
Army
Navy
House Committee
Department of Air
Woodrum
D-Va
Sir Aubrey Smith Knighted in Birthday Honors
Hollywood actor C Aubrey Smith said he was extremely gratified to be knighted by King George VI in the birthday honors list. He quipped that he may drop the C from his name and simply become Sir Aubrey.
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Hollywood
C. Aubrey Smith
George VI
Sir Aubrey
German Chiefs Shriek Hatred of Americans
Larry Allen reports from New York on Nazi propaganda aimed at Americans led by Robert Ley and Alfred Rosenberg. He cites Der Angriff and Prague speeches accusing the United States of decadence and war profiteering, contrasting Nazi indoctrination with American wartime life and prisoners’ treatment.
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New York
Nazi Germany
Robert Ley
Hitler
Labor Front
Germany
Berlin
der Angriff
United States of America
Alfred Rosenberg
Baltic Countries
Romania
Prague
United States
Hollywood
America
Iowa Native Named Divisional Assistant in Far East Unit
Hillis Lory of Sutherland Nebraska Iowa born 43 becomes divisional assistant on Japanese affairs in the State Department Far Eastern division. He studied at Morningside College Sioux City taught at Hokkaido Imperial University 1925 to 1929 and later on the Stanford political science faculty. Joseph C. Grew heads the division.
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Washington
Hillis Lory
State Department
Far Eastern
Japan
Joseph C. Grew
Lory
Sutherland
Morningside College
Sioux City
Hokaido Imperial University
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Iowa University to Loss Longtime Business Manager Cobb
William H. Cobb, business manager and secretary of the University of Iowa since 1938, will resign around Sept. 1 to join the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association in New York City as secretary and board member. Cobb arrived at Iowa in 1922 as auditor, later becoming controller and then business manager in 1937.
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Iowa City
William H. Cobb
University of Iowa
University
Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America
New York City
Cobb
Carnegie Foundation
University of Illinois
Bombers Collide Over Honolulu Killing 11
In Honolulu two army medium bombers collided over a residential area. Eleven people were killed including seven civilians, with several others injured as burning planes struck houses and destroyed at least four dwellings. Police Chief W A Gabrielson confirmed all aircraft occupants perished.
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Honolulu
W. A. Gabrielson
Gabrielson
Striker calls for landing port authority during covert voyage
A Canadian corvette Pursuit signaling an American cruiser asked for port authority directions while seeking a landing site for a contraband voyage. The cruiser replied with uncertainty, highlighting limited cooperation.
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Invasion
Prescott
Allied forces close on Mokmer field in New Guinea
American Sixth Army troops supported by tanks artillery and naval gunfire advanced to reduce Japanese positions east of Mokmer airdrome in northwest New Guinea. MacArthur announced the seizure of the field on Wednesday as bomber forces hit a Japanese cruiser near Waigeo island and reports said two destroyers were sunk or damaged in the week.
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Allied
Southwest Pacific
Sixth Army
Mokmer Airdrome
Douglas MacArthur
Waevers
Biak
MacArthur
Boroekoe
Sorido
Mokmer
Waigeo Island
Sorong
Dutch New Guinea
Halhamera
Manokwari
Kay Kyser Marries Singer in His Band
In Las Vegas Kay Kyser 38 wed Georgia Ann Carroll 24 a singer in his band in their first marriages. The ceremony occurred early Thursday and ties the famed bandleader to his vocalist spouse.
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Kay Kyser
Las Vegas
Nev
Georgia Ann Carroll
Stalin Pledges Free Poland After War, Lange Reports
Prof. Oscar Lange of the University of Chicago says Premier Stalin told him Poland would be free and its sovereignty recognized after the war. Lange, who visited Russia and met Stalin, said arming a Polish army in Russia would be foolish if the Reds hid ulterior aims toward Poland. He visited as a private citizen at the invitation of the Union of Polish Patriots.
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Chicago
Oscar Lange
University of Chicago
Russia
Stalin
Poland
Lange
Union of Polish Patriots
Smoke Overcomes 24 At Navy Yard Fire
Twenty four men were overcome by smoke when a depot at the Portsmouth navy yard burned Thursday and partly destroyed an adjoining building. The first Naval District in Boston described the blaze as large and causing considerable damage.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth Navy Yard
First Naval District
Boston
Hog embargo lifted at East St. Louis market
The hog marketing committee announced the embargo would be lifted at 6 a.m. Friday. About 6,500 hogs were held over for Friday's sale as the committee relaxed hog shipment regulations and disclosed its plan to change controls.
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East St. Louis
East ST. Louis, Ir
Woman's body found near railroad tracks outside Boone
The badly decomposed body of a woman was discovered along the Chicago and North Western tracks twelve miles west of Boone by section men. Officials believe the corpse had been there about a week. Sheriff Wilkins could only speculate if she fell or was pushed from a train. Coroner Hancock said no inquest. The body was identified by ration books and a Wells Nevada railroad ticket purchased at Wells. The deceased is Merl Kraft, 50, of Tiffin, Ohio. The body will be cremated in Des Moines and ashes sent to Tiffin.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Des Moines
Salt sick in cattle traced to copper and iron deficiency
Researchers identify salt sickness in cows as caused by a copper and iron deficiency. The finding links mineral imbalance to deteriorating health and production in dairy herds. Field veterinarians advise testing mineral levels and adjusting supplements to prevent recurrence.
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