Radio Marine Hero Barney Ross Featured On Tonight
Barney Ross and James W. Hurlbut narrate a CBS The Sain unin ae sere program about marines. One dramatization covers Ross knocking out a machine gun nest and saving two wounded friends. Hurlbut serves as narrator. broadcasts include other WW II era segments and guests across stations.
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Guadalcanal
Barney Ross
James W. Hurlbut
CBS
Tian
Hurlbut
Marine Corps
Radio Schedule for March 4 1943 on WMT CBS
Hour by hour listing for Thursday March 4 1943 on WMT CBS with program names including Pinchvite Mr Keen movie stars news and multiple exels. Indicative times range from early morning to late night with WGN and KXEL cross listings and recurring news and organ segments.
Stalin Congratulates Churchill on Berlin Raid
Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin cordially congratulated Prime Minister Winston Churchill on the successful Royal Air Force bombing of Berlin. The message was announced from Churchill’s 10 Downing Street residence Wednesday night.
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London
INS
Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
Berlin
Churchill
10 Downing Street
Anniversary for Beattys and Bank Holiday Proclamation
A 53rd wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank P Beatty is noted. A proclamation by Lieut Gov Kraschel closes Iowa banks until further notice as a national bank holiday. Firemen adopt Pat the terrier mascot. Linn county auto dealers sell 1800 cars. Cedar Rapids garbage disposal plan approved allowing the mayor to contract with Frank Skvor for burial of garbage on his property.
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Frank P. Beatty
Iowa
N. G. Kraschel
Clyde L. Herring
Central Station
Pat
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Frank Skvor
Third Avenue
Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson and local health notes
Woodrow Wilson was inaugurated president of the United States. The Oakdale sanatorium superintendent said Cedar Rapids had enough tuberculosis cases to fill two or three institutions the size of Oakdale. John W. Hyland sold his stake in Model Cloths and joined Syndicate Clothing Company.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids
Oakale
John W. Hyland
Model Cloths
Syndicate Clothing Company
Soviet Army Reads Like Risen, Brighter Fighters
In Moscow a turning of style marks the Red Army as epaulettes return and czarist symbols reappear. Junior officers receive new uniforms while strict codes of conduct are issued. Rumors of dropping the term Comrade surface as soldiers maintain formalities in battle.
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New York
Red Army
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
The
Red
Moscowia
Soviet Union
Russia
Suvorov
Kutuzov
United States
The Red Army Man A Profile From War and Work Life
The excerpt describes a Soviet Red Army private’s life including pay, rationing, housing, and duties. It notes women at the front serving as nurses, clerks, and specialists, and Army discipline with death for faltering. It highlights endurance, front-line service, and resilience under harsh conditions.
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Red Army
Hickenlooper Addresses Decorah Meeting on Local Self-Government
Gov Bourke Hickenlooper told Decorah residents that preservation of the American way of life depends on community integrity and vigor in facing public problems. He urged strong local self-government and opposed Washington overreach.
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Decorah
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Washington
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Governor urges local action as key to defending the American system in communities across the nation. He states the system will endure only if local effort is sustained and rooted in community commitments.
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Nity
Lambertson Hints Roosevelt Sons Favoritism in War Service
Rep. Lambertson accuses the Roosevelt family of receiving preferential treatment in the armed forces while in Washington he cites Winchell and references F D Roosevelt Jr. Rankin rebukes the attack and defends the President's sons, noting they serve without special favors amidst 1944 political tensions.
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Washington
Rep
Lambertson
R-Kan
House
Winchell
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
du Pont
New York
Kansas
Miner, Subject of Protest Strike, Is Ready for Army
Walter E. Chaffon, 27, who won three six month deferments as a key worker, quit his job and said he was ready for army service or anything else to come. His fellow miners held a patriotic protest and planned to strike again if Citizen, who ran a coal loading machine, remained at the mine.
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Pittsburgh
Walter E. Chaffon
Chaffon
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Crettoan
Wall collapse in Waterford prison kills nine
Nine people died and 17 were injured when a 60 foot wall around Waterford prison collapsed onto a row of houses. Two others were reported missing as emergency crews worked at the scene in Waterford, Ireland.
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Waterford
Eire
Waterford Prison
Repealer of Pay Roof Made Rider To Debt Measure
Washington floor fight looms as House Rules clears the way for the Disney amendment to repeal Roosevelt's $25,000 salary limit, to be attached as a rider to the bill raising the national debt limit to 210.09 billion. Debate centers on authority under the 1942 stabilization law and potential revenue effects.
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House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
Wesley E. Disney
D-Okla
Ysney
Disney
Albert Gere
D-Tenn
Earl C. Michener
Rmich
Rules Committee
Congress
Bertrand W. Gearhart
Rcalif
Ways and Means Committee
King George Takes Part Time War Factory Job
London AP reports King George working two evenings a week at a war factory turning out precision parts for RAF guns. He clocks in at 6 pm and leaves about 8 30 pm wearing overalls, praised as clever with tools. Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret visited the plant during his shift.
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London
George
R.A.F
Elizabeth
Margaret
Georgians to Ballot On Lower Voting Age
The Georgia House passed a constitutional amendment to drop the voting age from 21 to 18 after two days of debate. Governor Ellis Arnall, a supporter, signed the amendment immediately as it moves to a 1944 referendum. Arnall argued that if 18-year-olds can fight, they should vote.
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Atlanta
Georgia House of Representatives
Ellis Arnall
Senate
Ple
Arnall
Wickard Urges Release of Farm Students for Planting
Secretary Wickard asked 48 governors to release farm students 14 years and older to help with spring planting amid labor shortages. He stressed urgent needs to boost 1943 production and urged action under state laws to mobilize youth in rural areas for essential crops.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Department of Agriculture
Investigators Probe Canned Goods Hoard in Baltimore Homes
The Maryland Office of Price Administration said investigators were checking about 60 Baltimore households by person and telephone after reports of large purchases of canned foods. The inquiries target families deemed to have bought unusually large supplies from retailers.
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Baltimore
Maryland Office of Price Administration
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