Monday Radio Highlights Include War Reports and The Philadelphia Story
NADINE SUBOTNIK previews Monday radio: Ceilling Unlimited at 6 15 p.m. on CBS with First Mission Joseph Cotten, Cavalcade of America at 7 p.m. on NBC with Make Way for the Lady Madeleine Carroll, Radio Theater at 8 p.m. on CBS featuring The Philadelphia Story Loretta Young Robert Taylor and Robert Young. Also Screen Guild Players Love Is News Jack Benny Ann Sheridan on CBS. Senator George A. Wilson speaks on Flag Day at 6 30 p.m. NBC. Vox Pop from Camp Hale Colorado at 7 p.m. WMT ski troopers interviewed. True or False from Norman OK 7 30 p.m. KXEL. Information Please 9 30 p.m. WIIO with Hilary St George Saunders. Parent Education conference begins Tuesday on WSUI WOI with Dr William F Ogburn on The Child in the Future at 2 p.m.
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Loretta Young
Robert Taylor
Robert Young
Philip Barry
WSUI
WOI
William F. Ogburn
The
University of Chicago
WGN
Stand
Bradies
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Himes Borge
WMT
Holbr
K Who
WGN Happiness
Wilson Exel
Vox
Cal Tinney
KXEL
Sam Exel
Gay Ninetles
WGN Better Halt
al Wallenstein
Heatter
Irving
Foster
WMT Screen Guild
Sulll P
Percy Faith
Eliot
WGN Hill Sanders
KXLL
G. Fields
Blondie
Drummond
Templeton
Rangers
Grant
Lewis
F Waring
Chicago Nites
Burling
Elks
WGN Overseas
Daily Radio Schedule Highlights for June 14 1943
Hour by hour listings show WGN WMT KXEL WHO and other stations broadcasting news music drama and variety programs from 6 a.m. to 10:45 p.m. in the June 14 1943 schedule with morning Farm Hour Rosemary and Sheryl Winship shows and afternoon and evening serials.
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WMT
Morn Wolsh
WGN Farm Hour
KXCL
Jerry
Zelda
Famine Predicted In Canned Goods
Representative Landis of Indiana warned Sunday night that the nation faces a famine in commercially canned fruits and vegetables. He urged policy changes in government agencies to avert curtailment, citing price ceilings under OPA and the president’s wage freeze as reasons workers cannot be attracted to canneries.
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Washington
INS
Rep
Landis
R-Ind
Republican Congressional Food Study
Commuittee
Office of Price Administration
OPA Announces Food Transfer Rules And Potash Controls
The Office of Price Administration issues allow commercial eating houses and institutions to sell or transfer excess rationed foods at current values. Hotels, restaurants, and confinement institutions can use this for excess supplies. railway dining cars and terminals may transfer excesses without local ration board approval. A separate order brings all domestic potash sales under uniform price control. Landis criticizes slow agency response and warns civilian shortages threaten 1943 packs. Home canning will be restricted due to lack of pressure cookers.
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OPA
Landis
Armed Services
Lend Lease
Smart Boys
America
No Western Atlantic Sinkings Reported Last Week
For the first time in 17 weeks no merchant ships were announced sunk in the western Atlantic last week. Since the year began Allied and neutral losses averaged four ships weekly, well under 1942 levels when Axis submarines caused about 10 sinkings per week.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Team work wins in wartime effort rally
The agency highlights collective effort as crews fly bombers while citizens buy war bonds, underscoring home front support and mobilization for victory.
Cohen Captures Isle Lampedusa Single Handed
Sergt Sidney Cohen 22 and two RAF mates won control of Lampedusa after a rescue flight. A Tyrolean officer led them to surrender, and bombardment forced the crew to evade enemy ships as they prepared to deliver the paper surrender.
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Cohen
Isle
Relman Morin
Allied Headquarters
North Africa
Lampedusa Island
Sidney Cohen
Lampedusa
Peter Cates
Leslie Wright
Plane Route to Tunisia Yields Unlikely Surrender Certificate
A flight diverted to an American base where the pilot reached Tunisia and a figure known as the king of Lampedusa presented an Italian surrender certificate, marking a notable moment in wartime events.
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Tunisia
Malta
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