Nesbitt to Return Radio Series on NBC and NBC Links
John Nesbitt's The Passing Parade returns Tuesday on NBC and WHO at 8 30 PM with Carmen Dragon orchestrations and Harlow Wilcox announcing. The first broadcast features a Second Memo to A Hitler and ties to prior Owl Parade material. Harry James runs 6 15 PM CBS Newark broadcasts. Dennis Day appears on Johnny Mercer Music Shop. Camp Wolters songs with Fred Waring air at 10 PM NBC.
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Hour by Hour Radio Schedule June 2 1913 Evening
Radio listings show Dr Bradley WML Love Mystery program on WGN KXEL and other stations from 6 p m through late night with news, music, comedy and serials. Multiple stations such as WHO WATE WGN KXEL WMT and others broadcast patterns include Dreamer Mary Miles and Burns trial coverage with varied hosts and executives.
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EXEL
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the Youngs
Nazis Pulling Troops From Russia Report
An unofficial underground source in London claims Germany ordered about 50 divisions from the Russian front to the West. Churchill cited 190 German and 28 satellite divisions on the Russian front. estimates suggest a reduction to 180 German divisions with 18 to 20 satellites, and a new distribution across France, the Balkans, Italy, and the north.
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Bomber Crew of Six Crash Lands Safely on Greenland Coast
A B 25 Mitchell crew of six, led by First Lieut. Julian J. Blais, safely crash landed on the Greenland coast after severe weather, low fuel, and zero visibility. Co pilot Lieut. L I Moor aided as they fought icy seas and looming mountains to reach safety.
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Washington
War Department
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Fitchburg
Mass
Blais
Lieut
L. I. Moor
Grangeville
Idaho
Coast Guard Rescues Stranded Air Crew on Reef Landing
A patrol plane crash landed on a snow covered reef with 300 feet of landing space. Crew survived with minor injuries. Tech Sergeant James R. Brewster radioed for help as the crew sheltered in a snow house. A rescue plane and coast guard ship later ferried them to safety.
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James R. Brewster
Maskell
Neb
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Yankee Subs Sink Eight Jap Vessels in New Pacific Push
American submarines report sinking eight Japanese ships including a destroyer and damaging three others as U S forces claim the Pacific tide has turned with the United States holding the initiative since reconquest of Attu Gen J L McNarney testifies before the Senate about planned bomber and fighter production and a rapid march toward victory.
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Celler Calls For Cattle Seizure To Meet War Needs
The New Yorker Rep. Celler declares it ridiculous to starve for meat amid a cattle surplus and urges drastic action, arguing cattle should be seized if necessary, mirroring Davis’s earlier corn seizure for war production. He writes to resigning food chief Chester C Davis.
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Celler
D-N.y
Chester C Davis
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Davis
25 Percent Hosiery Price Cut Scrapped
The Office of Price Administration announced that the planned 25 percent ceiling price cut on grade B women's hosiery will not take effect on July 16. The decision followed projections of higher stock levels and potential larger losses if the industry had to sell at the lower price.
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Office of Price Administration
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