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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
3
Sigmund Romberg conducts a 52 piece orchestra in the NBC WH0 series debut airing Tuesday at 8 30 p m as summer replacement for Red Skelton. Genevieve Rowe soprano and Reinhold Schmidt baritone perform as Bemboorg features Brahms works and popular fare.
ADIO stars Gertrude Warner and Don McLoughlin in There’s Always Juliet at 6 30 on CBS WMT. Paul Lukas in The Life of Louis Pasteur at 7 30 on CBS WMT. Frane McGEE and Molly end NBC WHO season at 7 30. Fibber on Optimistic Plans for summer. Next week Fred Waring’s show debuts at 8 on CBS WBBM with Willie Bryant emcee and Teddy Wilson orchestra. Maxine Sullivan and Loumel Morgan trio guest. Don Ameche variety replaces Rudy Vallee next fall. Don praised for emceeing and radio experience. Wismer, top sports commentator, airs 7 55 on ABC KXEL sponsored by the United States Army.
Program listings for Tuesday June 11 and Wednesday June 12 1946 detail hourly radio shows across stations WMT WGN KXEL and EXEL. Entries include news six oclock programs music soap operas dramas and live features with hosts and guest names.
Des Moines slot machine operator Fred C. Cave was granted an appeal Monday as he seeks to overturn a conviction. The hearing will review the trial court’s rulings and the sufficiency of evidence cited at trial.
Federal Judge Charles Dewey said Cave may appeal his conviction to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. The appeal of the verdict, finding Cave guilty on two of four tax counts, will be expedited. Cave will be released on a $10,000 bond which also secures a $10,000 fine.
Iowa farmers report 98 percent of intended corn acreage planted by June 1 as weather improves. March intentions stood at 11,071,000 acres with potential gains. oats may reach 239.76 million bushels, the largest since 1938. Winter wheat output could reach 3.612 million bushels, while tame hay tonnage may fall.
Paris reports Foreign Minister Georges Bidault was nominated by the steering committee of the moderate Popular Republican party to be premier of France. The group urged rapid government formation to push constitutional work as the assembly plans a new charter. The Communist party is set to meet June 15 to consider the move, with little sign of opposition expected from observers.
Tear stained 17 year old Helen Wilson admitted to throwing sulphuric acid into the face of 26 year old Mrs Arrawana Bruner after claiming Bruner stole her boyfriend Kenneth Burris a 19 year old ex taxi driver. Doctors feared Bruner may lose sight in both eyes. Wilson is jailed in Daviess County awaiting further action.
The Supreme Court in a 4 to 3 decision upheld convictions of Jack Davis of New York for wartime gasoline rationing violations and Edward F. Zap for false claims against the government, ruling government agents may search without warrants on official business. Dissenters argued Fourth Amendment protections. The ruling also touched on ownership disputes over offshore oil reserves and workers’ walking time pay, among other wartime issues.
Archaeologists report crosses of diverse designs dating back to the Stone Age have been recovered from sites across Europe and from regions including India Syria Persia and Egypt indicating widespread early symbolic craftsmanship.
Washington government official predicts settlement of the threatened nationwide strike by seven maritime unions and shipping operators within a couple of days. War Shipping Administrator Capt Granville Conway said, We’re not going to have a strike.
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