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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1947

Page

14

Radio NOTES AND COMMENT Tuesday for Bob Hope

Radio notes list Bob Hope program at 8 PM with Van Heflin leading and Milton Geiger writing the script. Wendell Niles to announce and gagwriters discussed. Also McGee and Molly end their season at 7:30 PM on NBC-WHO with Fred Waring’s orchestra. Canada salute on Mutual WGN and CBC BBC links.

Bob Hope van Heflin Milton Geiger Wendell Niles McGee and Molly Nbc-Who Fred Waring McGees Canada Chicago Philharmonic Mutual WGN Henry Weber Canadian Broadcasting C -Tion The BBC Cable Upper Us NBC Marjoriene Carle Gregg Lawrence Starlighters ABC National Safety Council

Hour by Hour Radio Schedule For June 18 1947

The page lists a dense afternoon and evening broadcast timetable with station entries including WMT WGN KXEL WHO and WHT. Programs cover news sports talk and music blocks with times from noon through night and include named segments and host stamps.

Kxel Land o'Corn WGN Voice of Jows

Diesel electric dominates new locomotive orders for American railroads

About 95 percent of all new locomotives being ordered for American railroads are to be diesel electric.

Reds Break Up Meeting In Hungary

In Szeged Hungary nearly 150 Communists armed with weighted hoses and weapons disrupted a Szabad fak party gathering to test freedom of speech. Police in grey uniforms dispersed about 15 000 onlookers in the square with rifle butts and volleys of force. Freedom Party leader Dezso Sulyok did not appear and planned to speak soon at Miskolc.

Szeged Hungary Fokes Szabadsag Freedom Freedom Party Tisza Dezso Sulyok Didot Sulyok Miskolc Budapest

Mr and Mrs Stephan Officiate As Mr and Mrs

In Minneapolis Miss Grace Pomazel and Alan Stephan wed at St Marys Basilica. The couple will be plain Mr and Mrs Stephan after vows with Stephan promising a strict health regimen and lifestyle rules to govern their married life.

Beethoven Club Cedar Rapids Radio Council WMT Joseph Rabbi Run Schaaiman Pierre Tracy Gene Elston Douglas Geant Minneapolis Alan Stephan Grace Pomazel St. Mary’s Basilica Leir Quick Stephan Quick- Freeze Stephan Stephen

New Wife Bars Bets So He Pays Flat Alimony

In Chicago, Mrs. Mary Kreelie testified that her ex husband Adolph promised to pay up to 1100 in support by turning over horse race winnings, but his new wife blocked betting. The Superior Court judge ordered 15 weekly in alimony.

Chicago Mary Kreelie Superior Court Edwin Robson Adolph Kreelic

Couple Given Life in Child's Fatal Beating

In Terre Haute Indiana Mrs Mobley and her husband were sentenced to life for the fatal beating of their daughter Alice. Special Judge Albert Owens accepted their claim of no intent to harm. Witnesses testified the child was punished with a snake Turner army belt and a cigarette, dying March 26 from head injuries.

Terre Haute Ind INS A Mobley Agan Alice Albert R. Owens

U S Leaders Press Joint Economic Program Amid Global Strain

AP analysis notes U S leaders from across parties advocate immediate assessment of available resources to back a joint economic plan among nations. Warning voices fear Europe and the Middle East face escalating crises that could invite Russian influence, threatening democracy and risking broader conflict. Justice Jackson cautions against blunders in a competition for political and economic hegemony as wartime memory lingers.

Eet Senator Vandenberg Herbert Hoover United States Secretary Marshall Dean Acheson Europe Robert H. Jackson Henry Wallace

Wool Protective Bill Passes House Amid Veto Threat

The House approved a wool protection policy despite a looming presidential veto. The bill would maintain current support prices and impose quotas or raise tariffs if foreign wool interferes with domestic prices. The final vote was 191 to 166 on a roll call after a voice vote in the chamber.

Washington House Geneva Senate Blicans Marcantonio New York

Movie Theater Schedule Fragment

A garbled listing shows multiple theaters and film titles with assorted showtimes including The Jolson Story Notorious Gentleman Avalanche Margie In Old Sacramento The Plainsman The Housekeeper's Daughter One Million B.C. and various short subjects.

Rialto Sacramento Jolson Marion

Seiberling Cuts Tire Prices Across Popular Sizes

Akron OH AP Seiberling Rubber Co announces immediate price cuts on road and truck tires and tubes. J L Cochran vice president in charge of sales says new retail schedule drops prices below pre war figures. No exact prices released.

Akron, Ohio Seiberling Rubber Co J. L. Cochran

Supreme Court refuses ruling on War Profits Act challenge

The Supreme Court declined to rule on a manufacturer's challenge to the constitutionality of the War Profits Renegotiation Act. Justice Rutledge wrote the 8 to 1 decision with Justice Douglas dissenting. The Aircraft and Diesel Equipment Co challenged wartime price adjustments and claimed excessive profits were not subject to renegotiation.

Washington Supreme Court Rutledge Douglas Oii War Contracts Price Adjustment Board Secretary of War

Woman Falls to Death From Milwaukee Hotel

A Milwaukee woman fell or jumped from the 17th floor of the Schroeder hotel, identified by the Milwaukee County medical examiner as Mrs. Glenn Hill of Beloit. The examiner matched clothing and jewelry to confirm identity.

Milwaukee Schroeder Milwaukee County Glenn Hill Beloit Wis

Voice of Paganini Said to Speak on Film Evidence

In Genoa the voice of Nicolo Paganini, who died in 1840, was claimed by believers to be heard during movie production. A notary recorded the claims as holdup suspects were cleared after no hoax was found. Technicians examined the sound track for a possible recording.

Genoa Italy Nicolo Paganini Agere

Man Pushed Through Window by New Car

In Charles City Iowa Robert Webster 23 admired a new automobile at Knip shield Motor Sales showroom when a car starter activated by a man inside the car pushed him through a 2 1/2 foot window ledge He was hospitalized with leg injuries and cuts after the incident occurred Monday.

Charles City Robert Webster Knipshhield Motor Sales Webster

Prisoner asks if $800 stolen must be reported for taxes

A Boston IRS note quotes a prisoner asking whether the $800 he stole must be reported on his income tax return as the filing deadline approaches. The letter uses a letterhead to show the writer is incarcerated.

Boston Office of Internal Revenue

Norway to Withdraw Spitzbergen Garrison

Parliament heard on Monday night that Norway plans to withdraw its Spitzbergen garrison. Prime Minister Hauge noted military forces there serve peacetime purposes while Russia proposed joint Soviet Norwegian defense last year, which Norway did not accept.

Tian Hauge Russia Spitzbergen Norway

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