That Brewster Boy marks first anniversary on CBS radio
The radio comedy That Brewster Boy celebrates its first anniversary Friday in the 8 to 9 p.m. slot on CBS. Eddie Firestone Jr. leads as Joey Brewster with Louise Fitch Nancy Stude baker and Connie Crowder Myr among the cast. Pauline Hopkins writes the scripts. Owen Vinson produces.
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Brewster Boy
Joey Brewster
CBS
Eddie Firestone, Jr
Louise Fitch
Nancy
Hugh Studebaker
Connie Crowder
Myr
Mrs. Brewster
Jane Webb
Joey
Minerva Pauline Hopkins
Owen Vinson
Tonight's Radio Lineup Promises Variety Across Networks
Frank Black leads the schedule with channel WHO at 7 00 followed by Kate Smith and Hit Parade. WMT airing Playhouse at 8 00 and People Are Funny at 8 30. WGN features Double or Nothing and boxing at 9 00.
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Frank Black
Kate Smith
Thin Man
WMI
Mech Navy
KXEL
Playhouse Core
WGN
Brewster Boys
WMT
Caravan
Tommy Riggs
Chude Wickard
WMT Brewster Boy
WGN 2 Or Nothing Who Funny People
FTC charges Lorillard ads mislead public about cigarets
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Lorillard Co of false and deceptive ads for Old Gold Beechnut and Sensation cigarettes and Friends tobacco. It says Old Gold claims about nicotine and tar reductions were not supported by disclosed lab data and that Beechnut and Sensation claims to be easy on the throat and made from finest tobaccos were untrue.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
P. Lorillard Co, Inc
Jersey City
N. J
Old Gold
Beechnut
Sensation
Friends
Reader’s Digest
FTC
New York
P Lorillard Co
P. Lorlard Co
Insanay
Reader's Digest Cigarette Test Facts Mentioned in Lorillard Complaint
The document cites Reader's Digest tests showing Old Gold cigarettes had 7 percent to 32 percent less nicotine and 7 percent to 16 percent less irritating tars and resins than competitors. Lorillard disputes the allegations, noting Latakia tobacco and other products are mentioned in the complaint and will be refuted in court.
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FTC
Reader’s Digest
Reader's Digest
Lorlard
Latakia
Former Wife Wins Estate Fight Over Rhinelander Heir
The New York Court of Appeals affirmed Miss Jones former wife of Leonard Rhinelander II in her bid to receive 3600 a year for life from the Rhinelander estate. The ruling reversed a lower court which had barred the claim. James Jones argued the marriage was invalid due to alleged Negro paternity but the couple wed October 1924 and separated after about a month.
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Albany NY
New York
Scout of Appeals
Also Jones
Leonard Nip Rhinelander
Plulip Rhinelander
States Highest Tribunal
Rhinelanders Houts
Miss Jones
Rhinelander
New York City
Westchester County
Pat Negro
Urge Speed in Approval Of Pay-as-You-Go Plan
Rep Daniel A Reed urges quick passage of the Carlson bill revising the pay-as-you-go tax plan to avoid inflation and hindered war bond sales. Rep Carl T Curtis warns delaying past the March 15 tax deadline could provoke public backlash. The plan would withhold 20 percent on 1942 income up to 20 000 and tax either 1942 or 1943 payments on higher incomes.
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Washington
Daniel A Reed
Congress
House
Carl T Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Liertis Lo House Vos
Thas Group
Reed
Subcommittee
Lincoln publisher Frank Throop dead at 64 in Lincoln
Frank Dwight Throop 64 longtime Lincoln Star publisher since 1930 and head of three broadcasting firms died about 4 pm at his Lincoln home His illness forced inactivity for 18 months He held vice president roles in the Tee syndicate with papers in Iowa Nebraska Missouri Wisconsin and in Central States Broadcasting in Omaha Also led KFOR and related ventures
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Frank D. Throop
Lincoln
Iowan
Lincoln Neb
Frank Dwight Throoop
Lincoln Star
Throop
Tee Syndicate
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri Wasconsin
Thnnis
Central States Broadcasting
Press Vital Factor for Victory in War Effort Speech
Rep Hateck of Indiana hailed newspapers as essential testers in wartime rhetoric. He criticized critics of the press as self-animated but stated he would choose newspapers over bureaucrats to defend the rights of men.
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Washington
Tras Fians
Rep Hateck
Ind
Indianan
Vuteaue
Aidan
Detroit AP detours distorted meat market opening claims
Detroit AP reports a misread item about a braise meat market opening on Tuesday. Manager Charles Fenell supposedly set prices forty percent lower than those listed by an unnamed source, though the veracity and details are unclear.
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Toursda
Charles Fernel
Radio Schedule Fragment Shows March 1944 Airwave Lineup
The page lists hourly radio programs across stations WMT WGN KXEL and others for Friday March 3 and Saturday March 6 1944. It names news music talks drama comedy sports and variety segments with stations WMT WGN KXLL KXEL KXLL. The schedule includes WGN News Music Era Ben Hur Farm Hour Amateur programs and time slots ranging from early morning to late night.
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WMT
Lew
WGN
Bradle
Habana
Sports
Vand
KXLL
Easy Aces
Holbr’s
Burling
KXIL
Mr Keen
Melody
Kaltenborn
Kate Smith
Cal Tinney
Frank Ble
KXEL
Dinah Sho
Sunesse Ho
WGN Farm Hour
Sam Morris
Stover Gane
WGN Frolics
Heaven Home
Kxel Neid
Circle Glee
Farm Service
Mornership
KALL
Starcher
Jerry Zeida
CCL Normal Val. Joan
WMT News
WGN Researie
Dreter
Kxll Army Voice
WGN Reveale
Kxll Finehulis TiSapy
Stan
Wis
Duffy
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Nadine Subotnik
Charles Finley
Town State College
Victory Gardens
Lucille Manners-Frank Black
WHO
The
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Harry Kk. Newburn
Charles H. Foster
University of Iowa
WSUI
Fannie Hurst
Fritzie Zivic
Beau Jack
Madison Square Garden
Jack Brickhouse
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Gary Moore
Jimmy Durante
Herb Shriner
Lew Lehr
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Metropolitan Opera
Yugoslavia
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Bogoljub Jevtle
Aida
Lioan
Max Dahler
Suzanne Elliott
Elmhurst
Coe
Emile Blanchet
Arensky
Les Sowerby
Harriet Dauchy
Barbara Carruthers
Ray Scholl
McKinley
Jackson School
Eddie Firestone
Kip Rhinelander
Opfn Horse Meat Market
Federal Discount Corporation
Paramount Building
Danceland
State Theater
Jonas
Tee Cy
Hotel Roosevelt
Paramount Theater
Ginsberg’s
Iowa Theater
Claxton
United States Army Air Forces
Maiorite
T. Wong Studio
First Avenue
Second Avenue SE
First Avenue SE
U.S. Air Cadets
Times Theater
Kozy Vnn No
First Ave
Tenth St
Park Court Grocery and Market
Kopp
Tarst Avenue NE
Third Avenue
Virginia
Ani
Baldridge
Sir Sk
Podzimek’'S Pharmacy
Central Park
Mary Ann Eat Shop
Naxera
Pastry Shop
Mike
H Reid CW
Modern Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Albert Nimmer
Thirteenth St
Jos. Lazio
Wir
Wos
WMAQ
NBC
Mbs
WBBM
WENR
WES
RAO
Watt News
Lyman Oo
Dorsey
Baum
Auay
Wilo
Navy
WMT Playhouse
Heatte
Walt
KXALL
Gansbusters
Hollo
Sam Wat Boones
KXCL
Marv Miles
Brush-Smile
WGN Life and Land
Chis
Helen Kxel
Jane Foster
Som
Zivic
Jommy
Gracie
KXEE
Templeton
Alam
Wmusic
Good Morning
Wi Jims Journal
Men
Axel Br
Afast Club
Grant
Golden Gloves
Fred Waring
Brown
Finchville
WMT Star Parade
WAT
WGN News
P.m. Wmt
B. Barron OQ
Wax J. Reichman O
P. Martin O
Pietsch
Seale Co
Kell
New Who
Mudrdy
Jerry
Zelda Exel
WGN Rangers
Betty Moore
Sweeney
Theare
WGN Army Navy
Bealg Maraets
A.m
Holland Stas
Thelb
WUO Fain
WGN Montezuma
Ander
Roy Shield
Holb Wild
Ginsburgh
Shader Valley
Pam
Destiny
Paw Wait
Stanley O
Brittain Q
Wait London News
T Freeman
Cleveland O. Wgn
Navy Board
Reltsinn
Mao
WGN Womi
Dider
WMT Assembly
WGN Music Moods
WGN Muse Mart
Hawaii
Kxel Science
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Me Corporation
FOU
Letie
Rex Stout
Hilo
Kentucky Mines
Wisconsin Lumber CO
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