Fulton Lewis to Broadcast from Cedar Rapids Today
Mutual network commentator Fulton Lewis Jr will broadcast from Cedar Rapids at 6 p.m. on WHBF Rock IslandKDTH and KMA Shenandoah and Dubuque stations. He travels back to the East after west coast inspection and nightly broadcasts along the way.
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Ton Lewis, Jr
Mutual
Cedar Rapids
Midwest
WHBF
Rock Island
KMA
Shenandoah
KDTH
Dubuque
Washington
Lewis
WMT
Evening Radio Schedule for June 10 1943 and June 11 1943
Hour by hour listings show programs on WMT WGN EXEL KXEL and other stations for Thursday June 10 1943 and Friday June 11 1948 including Love Mystery Mr Keen Death Valley Bandwagon Captain Midnight News and various soap operas and music segments. The dense grid lists show time slots from 6 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. with dozens of shows and station pairings across multiple networks.
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Brand Stead HO
Bra . Borge
KEL
KXEL
WMT
Grant O
Woodall Denies Indiscretions at Dempsey Hearing
Benny Woodall testifies in New York divorce case that he and Hannah Williams Dempsey were merely friends. He admits a possible kiss on a train but denies sleeping in the couple’s apartment or public embraces. Witnesses describe a Los Angeles raid incident. Woodall's sister calls the allegations a lie.
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White Plains
N. Y
Benny Woodall
Jack Dempsey
Hannah Williams Dempsey
Mrs. Dempsey
Los Angeles
Dempsey
Woodall
Benny
Hannah
Jackie Griffin
Coast Guard
Driscoll
Liberator Raid Strikes Nabire in Dutch New Guinea
Allied communique reports a single Liberator raid on Nabire in Dutch New Guinea on Wednesday. The bomber touched off a heavy explosion, lifting the plane to 12 000 feet and triggering a massive fire.
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Allied Headquarters
Australia
Nabire
Dutch New Guinea
Vander Meer’s Brooklyn No Hit Fame Fades at Ebbets Field
Johnny Vander Meer, famed for his second consecutive no hitter against Brooklyn in 1938, has not secured a win at Ebbets Field since. The note highlights a historic high point followed by a long winless stretch on the same ground.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Loans on 1943 Wheat Based on $1.22 Rate
The War Food Administration announced loans for 1943 grown wheat at a farm rate averaging $1.22 per bushel. Rates vary by grade location and storage, with terminal rates higher. Eligible are farmers in the 1943 AAA program. grain stored on farms or in approved warehouses secures loans.
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Washington
War Food Administration
U. S
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Commodity Credit Corporation
Argentina government acts to curb living costs under Ramirez
Buenos Aires reports President Ramirez seeks popular backing by cutting living costs. He urges cooperation from dairy, grocery, meat distributors, department stores, and the CAP to stabilize prices as Pan American diplomats assess Argentina’s new deeds not words policy.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Ramirez
G.D.A
C.A.P
Meat Distributors’ Corporation
Argentina
Ramirez
Americans Plague Japs on Attu with Their Own Superstitions
American forces on Attu used Japanese myths to terrorize the enemy by exploiting the belief that premature falling of kilI tree leaves signals misfortune for a village. Propagandists spread plays and stories built around this superstition to demoralize Japanese troops.
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Attu
Washington
Japan
Leaf propaganda on Attu described as maple leaves
Arthur W. Schuett Jr. recalled in St. Louis that American flyers dropped maple leaf shaped kiri leaves on Attu. The OWI later confirmed the item was a kiri decoy, colored to resemble real leaves and made of paper.
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Attu
Arthur W. Schuett, Jr
Naval Aviation
Aleutians
St. Louis
Office of War Information
Paraguay's Morinigo Guests Roosevelt at White House
Paraguay's President Higinio Morinigo arrived at the White House to be Roosevelt's guest. He was welcomed with full military honors on the south lawn before entering the mansion for a diplomatic reception.
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Washington
Higinio Morinigo
Paraguay
White House
Roosevelt
More US Troops Arrive in Britain
A sizable new contingent of United States soldiers arrived in a British port after a fast uneventful trip. The group included more airmen for the growing Eighth U S Air Force and engineering units.
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London
England
United States
U. S. Airforce and
Backers of FSA Funds Win Tilt In Senate
In Washington the Senate rejected Byrd’s point of order as supporters of the Farm Security Administration won an early victory to add 160 million dollars to the 820 million agricultural appropriations. The debate over funding and authority extended about three hours with Byrd and allies arguing the amendment created new legislation. The outcome delays other farm policy measures and Byrd proposed transferring FSA functions to the Farm Credit Administration.
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Washington
Farm Security Administration
Senate
Byrd
D-Va
Clark
Russell
D-Ga
Rural Electrification Administration
LaFollette
Wis
House
Farm Credit Administration
Harsh Penalties Agreed Upon in Anti-Strike Bill
Washington AP reports Senate and House conferees reached final agreement on a strict anti strike bill. The plan authorizes seizure of war facilities, imposes up to 5000 dollars fines or one year in prison, empowers the War Labor Board to intervene, bars closed shops, and prohibits unions from political campaign contributions.
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Washington
Senate
House
War Labor Board
Mrs. Howard Freed Of Slaying Charge
Mrs Ella B Howard was acquitted by a district court jury in Tulsa Oklahoma of the slaying of the wife of a wealthy oilman who gave her diamonds and twenty thousand dollars. The trial ended Wednesday night with the mother weeping in the arms of her son.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ella B. Howard
Taft Proposes Bill to Block Subsidy Funds
Sen Taft with Wheeler and Byrd backing moves to ban use of Reconstruction Finance Corp funds for government subsidies as an amendment to a bill increasing funds for the Commodity Credit Corp. The plan signals a new challenge to the price roll back program financed by subsidies.
Farm Machinery Production to Be Doubled in July
The War Production Board announced a major expansion of the farm machinery program for the next quarter starting July 1. It will allocate 300 000 tons of carbon steel and other materials to reach about 80 percent of the 1940 dollar value of farm machinery, with 83 723 tons earmarked for harvesting machines. Additional advance authorizations totaling 200 000 tons were approved for each quarter through July 1, 1944.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Wheat to Exceed 10 Year Average In 1943 Crop
Government officials said the 1943 wheat harvest will be below last year but above the 10 year average, ensuring supply for civilian and military needs and lend-lease commitments. Transportation and storage facilities are prepared to distribute the crop quickly, with early loads entering Midwest markets as traders expect a 511,855,000 bushel crop.
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Chicago
America
Midwest
Secentnes
Monkeys and Apes Suffer Tooth Trouble Like Humans
Monkeys and apes are afflicted by tooth trouble in the same manner as human beings, indicating parallel dental issues across primate species and potential implications for veterinary science and comparative anatomy.
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WMAQ
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Burling
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Mr Keen
Sparky & D
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Srenborg
Exel News
Arthur Hae Exel Lum An’ Ab
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Heatter
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Kxel Spotight
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Kxel Victory Hour
Kendy
Grant
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Fred Waring
Chicago Night News
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WGN Farm
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Austin
Music Vic
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Jane Foster
Waz Mag
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Uur
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Ckw
Journey
Gene
Glenn
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1540 Club
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Carter
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Sweet River Exel Farm
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Pg. Farrell
Exel
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Superman
Swing It Who
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Sea Hound
Duncans
Loneyfellows
Sugar Creek
Henson Exel J. Armstrong
WMT World Today
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T Dr Malone
WGN Music Mart
Mary Marlin
Ed McConnell
Wees Allen
Allen
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Firer
By d’Alessio
Os White House
Britain
FSA
NSA
Taft
Hite
Sixth Avenue
AAAAC
Peoples Savings Bank
Axis
the Peoples Savings Bank
Hest Oe
Woerderhoff
First Avenue East
Aurex Gedar Rapids Co
Higley
D. I. Danluck
Dr. Scholl
D! Scholls A Elk
Peterson's
Hassocks
Ironing Board
A. W. Peterson Co
First St. SE
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