No Gestapo in America subject on Marcantonio radio
Rep. Marcantonio of New York will be heard on WMT at 10 p.m. and WGN at 10:15 p.m. today discussing There Shall Be No Gestapo in America. The American Labor Party veteran opposes U S participation in the present war. Also on air Eve Curie guest on WGN at 6 p.m. to speak for Free France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito Marcantonio
New York
WMT
WGN
Rep
Marcantonio
American Labor Party
United States
Gestapo
America
Eve Curie
Peter and
Marie Curie
Wythe Williams
Miss Curie
Free
France
Edison
Menlo Park
Cedar Rapids
Radio Schedule Fragments and Program Listings 1941
A fragmented 1941 radio schedule lists programs and stations WMT WGN WLS WENR WHO and others. It includes time slots from morning to post midnight with shows such as News Desks, Bing Crosby, Kate Smith, Fib programs, and soap operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wythe
WLS U.A.W. Prox
WGN
Jimmy Joy
WMT
Aldrich
J. Garber
WLS
Heatter
Wenr
Dorsey O
Bing
WLS Es Ramblers
WMT News-Leefers
Radio Schedule Snapshot From WMT WGN WLS And More
A chaotic roster of 2 pm to 4:50 pm radio programs lists WMT WGN WLS WHN ENR and other stations. It includes soap operas such as Ma Perkins Guiding Light and Portia's Life, music segments, quizzes, news bulletins, and drama with numerous host names and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb
WGN
WLS
Feediot
Que
Joe Doakes
O'Dell, Turr
Livestock Mi
WLS Jno
Guiding Light
WMT
Plain Bill
Mal
Parkers
Alvino Rey
Bess Johnson
Melody Time
Lorenz
Jone
Salvo Enr
Edgar Guest
Widder Brown
Johnson
Turner
Portia
Bartons
Connell
ABC Club
WLNR
Midnite
Reynolds
Muio
Radio Program Highlights From Iowa Educ Institutions Schedule
A listing of broadcasts from Iowa educational stations including University of Iowa Iowa City and Iowa State College Ames. The day features Farm News News Markets Weather Bookshelf and a children and music block with various segments like Great Speeches and Dinner Music. The schedule includes times such as 1 15 PM 10 30 AM 11 50 AM and 8 06 PM with programs on farms markets weather music and child hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Farm
Chapel Matinson
Betty Wells
Sustaining Programs To Be Continued By MBS
Washington (LP) Spokesmen for the Mutual Broadcasting System told a senate committee that MBS will continue to distribute sustaining programs of public interest under new FCC rules. They said MBS has no intention of following NBC and CBS, which claim the rules will force them to abandon many sustaining programs. Approximately 14,000 sacks of gold, shipped from France a year ago, are stored at Martinique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Lp
Mutual Broadcasting System
Senate
MBS
Federal Communications Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
France
Martinique
Rules for better neighborliness by Ruth Millett
Gazette reprints Ruth Millett urged women to keep privacy, avoid prying, limit gossip, and maintain curb appeal. She advised polite behavior with neighbors, quiet radios, and prompt borrowing returns to foster goodwill on the block.
Deaths of Mrs Rose Ann Swalley and Mrs Nellie M McCreight
Mrs Rose Ann Swalley 97 widow of Civil War veteran Jacob Swalley died at 534 H Street SW Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Funeral at Beatty chapel Saturday 2 p.m. Burial Linwood. Also, Mrs Nellie M McCreight died in Walker at sister Maud Green’s home after a short illness born August 10 1874. Surviving children listed. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church Walker with burial Troy Mills cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ann Swalley
Jacob Swalley
Albany
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Co. B 9Th Reg
Iowa Cavalry
Robert
Earl
Fred
Harry
Edward
Elmer
Tacoma
Wash
Elizabeth Puckhaber
Palo
J. E. Crawford
Chicago
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Nellie M. McCreight
Walker
Maud Green
Eighth Avenue
Oregon
Willis B. McCreight
Harry C
Waterloo
Eugene
Rowley
Fremont
Lillian Williams
Emma Bailey
James Kelly
Teahen
Sacred Heart Church
Herbert Holster
Troy Mills
Funeral services for George P. Miller
George P. Miller died at a local hospital Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 p.m. in the Rohn chapel conducted by Rev Frank Ward. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Miller
Tenth Street
Rohn Chapel
Frank Ward
Linwood Cemetery
City Hall Considers Street Renaming Proposals
The city council referred Bruce A. West’s request to rename Eleventh avenue SE and redesignate Twelfth avenue SE to the building department. H. F. Blomquist, city waterworks superintendent, was granted permission to attend a four day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce A. West
Eleventh Avenue
Thirtieth
Thirty-second Streets
Hunting Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
Thirty-third Streets
East Highland Drive
H. F. Blomquist
Patent Granted for Flying Auto Troop Carrier
A patent has been granted for a flying automobile designed to carry troops by air to battle. After landing it sheds its wings and maneuvers into firing position, enabling rapid deployment and combat readiness.
Whistle on Rock Island Train Sparks City Wide Curiosity
A Rock Island locomotive whistle stuck open on a northbound train at about 1 pm, blowing for nearly ten minutes and triggering frantic calls to police The Gazette and WMT. Officials later fixed the issue as the engine moved into the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Gazette
WMT
Hitler
Rock Island Railroad
Hess Visit Aimed at Peace Talks, Says Glasgow Provost
Sir Patrick Dollan the lord provost of Glasgow said in Fife Hess came to Britain solely to discuss peace proposals. He described Hess as a confirmed Nazi who planned two days in Scotland for conferences with a group then return to Germany with gasoline and maps.
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London
INS
Patrick Dollan
Glasgow
Ladybank
Fife
Rudolf Hess
Britain
Patrick
Hess
Scotland
Germany
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Rep. Marcantonio
Bing Crosby
Donald Crisp
Chester Morris
Ethel Waters
WHO
Miss Waters
Edmund Lowe
Marie Wilson
Rudy Vallee
John Barrymore
WMAQ
Mexico
Charles J. Brand
National Fertilizer Association
Farm and Home
WOI
Don Ameche
Music Hall
Bob Hope
Skinnay Ennis
Crossley
Kate Hopkins
Mary Marlin
Sharon Grainger
Bunny
Barbara Luddy
Annabella
James Rose
Merit
Louise Barclay
Mrs. Pendleton
Helen Trent
WLSI
WSUI
WHRO
Connie Boswell
Q. Ryan
Marv Dale
Clapp
Kassel
Ted Steele
Scott Wenr
Curat
Courtney
Wms
Reynold
Jarrett’s
Kirby
Wartur
Yes
Wee Rink
Hina ‘ m
R. Himber
Treas
Mills Bros
Mod
Spts-Totten
H. James Or
New
Ce Globetrotter
Jo. Kearns
Kaye Or
C Foster
Who Donahue
Ramos
Ed White
WGN Dance Orches
Your Music
Ken_ Ward
O. Nelson
Joe Marsala
Cab Calloway
Jas
Des M
Bondshus
Bob Leefers
WLS Bull. Board
Ackley
Lewis
Bob
Slim Fee
Rusty Gill
Bentley
Shelley
Betty Crocker
Rangers
K. Norris
Godfrey
Marge
News
Grant
Tuddy Clark
Tom Dick Harry
Jo Turner
Judy & Jane
Yarm
Hearts Wes
Acree
Hop Youngs Rm
J.blakes
Jenny
Lindas Love
Dave Harum
Kate Smith
Salvo
Crane
Joyce
Howe
Plano-Turner
G. Baker
News-Lewis
Wes
Judy
Jane
Edith Adams
Goldbergs
Ginsbureh
T Town Voice
WGN Normans
Helen Lewis
Sta
Sioux City
Des Moines
Elson Wenr
Austin
Shas
Ir Keen Wi
Norm
Ross
Bob. Byrne
Surtame
the Educational Institutions of
State of
Iowa
WSUK
Iiowa
City University of Lows
Ruth Millett
American Water Works Association
Toronto
Canada
Lou Burgus
NYA
Ed Stefan
State Highway Commission
Second Avenue
Twenty-eighth
Eighteenth
Ninth
Rose Swalley
Nellie McCreight
City Hall
Kodak
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
Kodak Bantam
Kodak Film
Eastman
Kodaks Supplies
Chester Beardsley
OWA
2Nd Ave. S.E
Dial
Cate
Miter
Eee
Sanford
Thomas Alva Edison
Morris
Educational Edison
Thomas Edison
King George V
Leonard Woed
The
Morris Plan Co
Cedar Rapids, Lewa
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