Mackenzie King to Address WENR Broadcast Tonight
Canada’s Mackenzie King will speak at 7 30 p m today broadcast over WENR with Leighton G McCarthy introducing him at the Waldorf Astoria hotel dinner. Other notes include Cornelius Weyland Weaver’s claim of a $56000 trust and Aunt Em’s radio career at age 85 on WLS.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Leighton G. McCarthy
United States
Cornelius Weyland Weaver
Mexico City
Weaver
New York
WMT
Ethan Allen Weaver
Philadelphia
Cornelius
Morton Gould
W. C. Handy
St. Louis
WGN
Duke Ellington
Emma van Alstyne Lanning
WLS
Aunt Em
Chicago
Everybody’s Hour
Radio Schedule for June 17 1941 Listed Programs
The column lists WGN WLS WMT and other stations programming from 5:06 a.m. to 12:90 a.m. with shows such as Good Morning, News, Farm Items, Musical Clock, Gospel Singer, Betty Crocker, Hymns, and various dramas and musical segments featuring hosts Garber Jenkins O Calloway Swanson and others across different times and stations.
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WMT
WGN
Bentley
Shelley
WLS
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Betty Crocker
Rangers
Sin
Bro
Norris
Art
Godfrey Wls Crean
Bess Johnson
Radio Schedule Highlights With Soap Operas and Mornings
The listing shows a dense radio daily lineup with programs across stations WMT WNEB WGN WLS and WENR. Featured items include Stella Dallas The Life of Riley and Joyous Homemakers along with serials Aunt Jenny and Widder Brown and various music blocks and livestock market updates.
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WMT
WGN
Program Highlights of Iowa Educational Radio Stations
Brief item notes a programming block titled Music Wednesday A.M. featuring a morning schedule on Iowa Educational Institutions radio stations. Mentions Ames and Chua with unclear affiliations. Includes garbled timing such as eight per se hour and Wednesday morning slot.
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the Educational Institutions of
State of
Iowa
Senate Sends Hog Process Tax Refund Measure To House
Senator Gillette of Iowa states the government collected 262 million dollars in hog process taxes before court rejection and notes under 1 million was returned. The bill would allow farmers one year to file claims and 18 months to submit evidence to the IRS.
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House
Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Internal Revenue Bureau
Board Seeks To End Strike In Shipyard
Union officials and the defense in Washington sent a delegation to San Francisco to pursue settlement talks. The mediation board began drafting recommendations for settlement as the broad west coast machinists strike loomed as the core issue.
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Washington
San Francisco
Mediation Board
West Coast
Ickes Criticizes Aluminum Company as Recalcitrant
Interior Secretary Ickes attacked the Aluminum Company before a senate committee calling its conduct obstructionist. He warned history may record the war as lost due to the company’s resistance to wartime measures and questioned the company’s knowledge of certain information.
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Aluminum Company
Washington
Senate
Aluminum
Clared
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Templated
Inum
Pany
Murray Plans Continuation of Wildcat Strike Ban
CIO President Philip Murray said there will be no general witch hunts or red purges in his organization but stressed continued enforcement of anti wildcat strike bans. He spoke in Washington as labor tensions rise.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Henderson Warns Against Bread Price Increase
Federal Price Control Administrator Leon Henderson warned 12 major bakeries on Monday night not to raise bread prices. The message, sent from Washington, urges firms to hold stable pricing amid rising costs and wartime controls.
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INS
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Des Moines Council Debates Beer and Dancing Issue
The Des Moines city council held three votes Monday on the beer and dancing question and the debate concluded without a final resolution. The session followed an AP report detailing heated public comment and council stalemate over licensing and event rules.
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Des Moines Council
DES Moines
United States and Britain United Can Save World War
Churchill in a broadcast to the United States said that but united the two nations can save the world from dark times. He spoke of shared purpose and the strong bonds across the ocean guiding their efforts and resolve.
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Mary Margaret McBride
CBS
Alaskan
Lurene Tuttle
Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Rudy Vallee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dinah Shore
Life Magazine
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
United States
Awarding of the Degree Expresses American Confidence
The phrase quoted, an expression of American confidence and shall I say affection, appears in a report on the awarding of a degree. Churchill is cited referencing the broader sentiment and significance of the gesture.
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Churchill
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