Radio NOTES and COMMENT By Nadine Subotnik
SRS MOVES cancion oM bege sete f Sie ome me ABC network and WENR Wednesday night. Eddie Albert will appear first followed by Phil Silvers who starts his first network series as a small town newspaperman. The script that won 2000 in the Dr Christian contest, Coming In on a Cloud, will be presented on CBS WMT at 6 30. Jean Hersholt stars.
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SRS
ABC
WENR
Eddie Albert
Phil Silvers
Eddie
Dave
Phil
Cbswmt
Sidney Gathrid
Philadelphia
Jean Hersholt
Radio Highlights and Summer Lineup From 1930s Posts
ARTON HOLMES visits with vacation advice on Duffy's aioe at 7. Tex McCrary Jinx Falkenberg take over next week. Kay Kyser signs off for the season at 2 30. Ginny Simms guests on Jack Smith at 9 15 over CBS WMT. Penny Singleton Blondie writer. Danny Kaye rumors. Nelson Eddy program shift. Eddy Duchin to ABC July 7. Al Jolson and 1933 Music Hall nostalgia note.
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Tex McCrary
Jinx Falkenberg
Kay Kyser
Jack Smith
Ginny Simms
CBS - Wmt
Ginny
Paul White- Ginny Singsman
Penny Singleton
Blondie
Danny Kaye
L Jolson
Nelson Eddy
Eddy Duchin
ABC
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule Skims 1947
Readable fragments show a 1947 radio schedule with programs listed by time and station identifiers such as WMT GN EXEL and EEL. Entries include news, serials, public library segments, and entertainment with varied times from morning to late evening.
Poland’s occupation of Silesia spurs industrial potential
The occupation of Silesia shifts Poland from a mainly rural nation toward greater industrial capability, reshaping economic prospects and development pathways for the region.
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Silesia
Poland
Iowa Board Seeks State Hospital Directors From Applicants
Des Moines AP reports the state board is interviewing candidates for state director of mental institutions with about half of 15 applicants expected to be chosen. Two apply for director of penal institutions and a third post for industries is hard to fill. The board may set salaries within legislative allowance as many seek higher pay than Iowa can offer.
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DES Moines
Hauge
State of
Iowa
Youth Conference Keen For Teen Age Canteens
Twelve members of an international youth panel at the Y M C A Y W C A national conference in Grinnell Iowa urged that teen age canteens are a must and youths should help run them. Moderator Sasa executive of Seventeen magazine led a discussion touching the atom bomb and international understanding. Delegates including Lila Scott of Vancouver Canada and Dee Chamblis of Oak Ridge Tenn weighed youth concerns and potential risks of the atomic age.
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Canada
Russia
Dee Chamblis
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge
Maple Sugar Refining and Cane Sugar Taste Debate
If maple sugar is refined completely it will have the same taste as cane sugar. The claim notes a potential equivalence in flavor when refining processes remove native maple flavors. It discusses whether refining can produce a neutral sugar similar to cane sugar.
Cleveland Editor Condemns News Guild for Smear Tactics
Nat R. Howard, president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, told the American Newspaper Guild at the CIO convention that smear tactics in labor disputes threaten the press. He warned editors nationwide wonder if the Guild protects newspapers or becomes another hostile pressure group against the industry.
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Sioux City
Nat R. Howard
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Newspaper Guild
CIO Union
Cleveland News
Society
The
ASNE
Cleveland
Howard
United States
Guild
Siegel Identified As Big Dope King
Federal narcotics agents identified Benjamin Siegel known as Bugsy Siegel as a leading dope ring operator. He was shot Friday night just as officers planned to arrest him for drug activities, with investigators saying his Hollywood front concealed international narcotics dealings.
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Los Angeles
Benjamin “Bugsy
Siegel
W. J. Craig
Hollywood Playboy
Pal Lane Raft
Craig
West Coast
Wasing Crac
Ahd 1
Juan Menesen
Mexicali
GM Head Assails Propaganda Aimed At High Prices
Washington AP report notes General Motors chairman Charles F. Wilson testifying before a joint congressional committee on economics. He criticizes propaganda from high places about price rises and says essential truth will prevail with patience. He cites wage inflation pressure and coal strike impacts on production.
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Washington
Charles E. Botdent
General Motors
Joint
Congressional Committee On the Economic
Truman
Wilson
Takean Ehat
Rise
Seane
Sen. Flanders
R-Vt
House Votes RFC Two More Years
The RFC faces a one year extension beyond its current term with a limit on new business set at two billion ninety thousand dollars. Created by President Hoover to assist the wartime economy, the RFC supported domestic and international World War II programs. The Senate approved the bill to continue RFC operations for another year.
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Washington
RFC
Herbert Hoover
Bis
Senate
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