Mackenzie King Set to Address Dinner Broadcast on WENR
Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King will speak at the Association of Canadian Organizations dinner in the Waldorf Astoria, broadcast over WENE at 7 30 p.m. He will be introduced by Leighton G. McCarthy. The page also notes other radio items and gossip about entertainers and public figures of the era.
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William Lyon Mackenzie King
Canada
Association of Canadian Organizations
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Wene
Leighton G. McCarthy
United States
Morton Gould
W. C. Handy
St. Louis
WGN
Aurora
Duke Ellington
Bernard R. Hubbard
Mary Margaret McBride
CBS
Alaskan
Lurene Tuttle
Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Rudy Vallee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dinah Shore
Life Magazine
Radio Schedules and Personalities On June 1941 Airwaves
A dense listing of radio programs, hosts, and time slots across stations WSUI WHO WMT WGN WLS ENR ENRS from early morning through late night. Names include Ozzie Nison, J Garber, G Jenkins, Q Ryan, and Ted Steele with multiple shows and music, news, and talk segments.
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Helre
WGN
Wms
Wls G. Jenkins
John
Preste
WMT
WLS
Jim
Q. Bee
H. Heldt
Glitton Ules
Lewis ES Rand C
Q. Ryan
Meeee
Molly
Altar
Ted Steele
Bud Slim Pee
F. Lewis
Reynolds
Del
Courtne
WEE
Kirby
F. Waring
Evanayi
Chi
WGN Mills Bron
Orzan
Leib
Modern
Globetrotte
Courtney ‘ Byrnes
Sports
Traver Hee Bea Wenr
Rich O
Russ Morg
Wits
Donahue
Bacal & Sty Farise
Radio Schedule Highlights Daytime Programs and Markets
A dense listing of radio broadcasts and times from WMT WGN WLS WHO WENR and others. It includes Aunt Jenny, Kate Smith, Styles, Helen Trent, Gal Sunday, Mag Kitchen, Gal in White, Happiness, Bent Twig, Joy Gordon, Stella Dallas, Portias Life, and many others with station names and program titles. Also notes livestock markets, news, and varying afternoon slots across channels.
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Emma van Alstyne Lanning
WLS
Aunt Em
Chicago
Everybody’s Hour
Jenny
WGN
Lind
David Harum
Kate Smith
Salvo
Crane & Joyce
Q. Ryan
Helen Trent
Turner
G. Baker
Life
News-Lewis
Twig
Judy
Jane
Edith Adams
WGN Livestock
F. Masters
WMT
WGN Gins
CRR
Council
Har
Grauer
Noor Wean Prune
Iowa Voice
Wmt World Today
Grant
Bentley
Owens
Shelley
Joe Donker
WHO Sonsyfellows
Curbstone
WGN Melodies
Orphar
Program Highlights From Iowa Educational Stations
Radio schedule listing Iowa State College and University programs including farm news weather and markets. Afternoon matins and news blocks feature medical and dental society reports with science topics while evenings present sports drama theater and news.
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the Educational Institutions of
State of
Iowa
WSU
Iowa City
University of Iiowa
Senate sends hog processing tax refund measure to House
Senate approved a bill to refund processing taxes farmers paid on hogs marketed for slaughter under the first AAA. Senator Gillette Iowa said $263,230,867 was collected before the court struck down the law, with less than $1,000,000 returned. Farmers get one year to file and 18 months for evidence.
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Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Gillette
Iowa
Internal Revenue Bureau
Shipyard Strike Ends Sought by Mediation Talks
Union leaders and the defense mediation board pressed a two track effort Monday to end the San Francisco shipyard machinists strike. Harvey W. Brown flew in to urge workers back to their posts while the mediation panel drafted settlement recommendations for the Bethlehem shipyard dispute. The broader West Coast stoppage tied to AFL and CIO machinists affected 11 yards and docks.
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Associated Press
Defense Mediation Board
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Harvey W. Brown
AFL
International Association of Machinists
Washington
Mediation Board
Bethlehem
West Coast
CIO
Ickes Attacks Aluminum Company as Recalcitrant
Interior Secretary Ickes accused the Aluminum Company of America of obstructing aluminum production and forming a near monopoly. He warned the dispute could affect wartime outcomes and said government action might have been considered. Ickes said the firm used cunning methods and underestimated the aluminum shortage.
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Washington
Ickes
Senate
Aluminum Company of America
Truman
United States
Connally
Tex
Office of Production Management
I. W. Wilson
Aluminum Company
Murray Rules Out Witch Hunts But Warns on Outlaw Strikes
CIO President Philip Murray said there will be no general purges in the CIO but he indicated continued action against unionists leading outlaw strikes in defense industries. He affirmed no witch hunts while stressing discipline needed in wartime labor.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Henderson Warns Against Bread Price Increase
Federal Price Control Administrator Leon Henderson cautioned 12 major baking firms not to raise bread prices. He said copies of the letter would go to several hundred other bakeries later that week to stabilize bread prices due to its importance in the American daily diet.
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Washington
INS
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Des Moines Council Fails To Settle Beer And Dancing
Des Moines city council votes three times on a beer and dancing ordinance as July 4 nears. A new state law will separate beer sales from dancing unless an ordinance allows a combination. Three options were rejected: dancing citywide, dancing only in downtown taverns, or complete separation of beer and dancing.
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Des Moines
World unity urged by Churchill in NBC broadcast
Winston Churchill told an NBC Blue audience that united Britain and the United States can save the world from a new dark age. He spoke in accepting an honorary LL.D. from Rochester University, saying he felt American support and “our hands are joined across the ocean.”
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
NBC Blue
Rochester (Ny
Churchill ties tied to Rochester lineage in speech
In a public address, Churchill notes his mother’s Rochester birth and his grandfather Leonard Jerome’s long residence there, framing his degree as an expression of American confidence and affection.
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Churchill
Rochester
Leonard Jerome
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Cornelius Weygrand Weaver
Mexico City
Weaver
New York
Ethan Allen Weaver
Philadelphia
Cornelius
Beauty and Brown
WHO
Claudia Morgan
WSUI
ENR
Calloway
Kinsey
Dea M. Io
WMT Neich
Bob
WGN Wls
Wut
Aloes
WLS Hym
Gibny
Betty Crocker
Wishing Well
Rangers
K. Noerria
Godfrey
Bets Johnson
Maree Miladies
Bentley E. Randolph
Ealter Daush
Bach
Ife
Buddy Clark
Tom Dick
Harry H. Turner
Mary Marlin
Judy d& Jane Harmony
Acree P. Youngs
J. J Binges
Journey
WGN Cubs
MothroMine
Bess Johnson
Lorenz, Jones
Vom
Joyce Gorden
Widder “Brown
Norm Ross
Johnson Fam
Portias Life
Hart
Golden Lones
WLS Honey
Hill
Ma Perkins
Kate Hopkin
WGN Bleach
WLS Jno
Oth
Irene Purcell
Easy Aces
Elson
Mr Keen
Easy Acres
Bently
Austin
Mr. Keen
Paul Laval
VWHO
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
First Ave
Gee. A. Crabb
Tewa_ State Callese
Musile
Betty Wells
H, Baukhage
United States Senate
Wilson
Murray
Newman
Third Fleet
Des Moines Council
U. S
Britain
United
Pilsener
America
Dlatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee, Wis
Rivate
Oute
Wblatz
Ford
Everwich
Nema
Norma
Commans Basement
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