Websters Debut Drama to Tone of 8:30 Time Slot
CBS and WMT will launch Those Websters Friday in the 8:30 to 9 p.m. slot replacing That Brewster Boy. Chicago-origin comedy features Bill Green as Dad Webster Constance Crowder as Mother and Arthur Young as Billy with Joan Alt as his sister. Cast includes Jerry Spellman and Jane Webb. NBC and WHO carry Paul Lavalle Highways in H e a l and other radio programs. Local stations schedule opera concert and youth theater programs with Rimsky Korsakov centennial tribute and Cedar Rapids Radio Council presentation.
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Websters
CBS
WMT
Brewster Boy
Chicago
Bill Green
Dad Webster
Constance Crowder
Arthur Young
Billy
Joan Alt
Jerry Spellman
Jeep
Jane Webb
Belinda Boyd
Herb Butterfield
Cousin Elmo
Headliners Tonight On Broadway Radio Schedule
Radio listings show Paul Lavalle Or on WMT at 6 30 pm Aldrich Family at 7 00 on WHO and Duffy’s yehained es at 7 30 Van Cleave at 7 30 on WLS Opportunity at 7 30 on WGN Waltz Time at 8 00 on WHO Websters at 8 00 on station 000 Double or Nothing at 8 30 on WGN Moore Durante at 9 00 on WMT Amos n Andy at 9 00 on WHO Stage Canteen at 9 30 on WMT Golden Gloves at 10 00 on WGN.
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WMT
Paul Lavalle
Aldrich Family
van Cleave
WGN
WHO
Websters
Moore-Durante
Amos 'N
Andy
Golden Gloves
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour March 9 1945
A dense listing of WMT WH0 KXEL and other station programs for Friday March 9 and Saturday March 10 1945. It lists time slots for news music variety shows dramas sports and public service programs across stations WMT WHO KXEL WGN and others with numerous show titles and hosts. Shared entries include Jack Kirkwood Cliff Helen Duffy's Thin Man and Battle of boxing. The schedule shows evening through morning programs with times ranging from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. across multiple stations.
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WMT
Jack Kirkwood
Cliff
Helen
WGN
Bradley
J. Fidler
KXEL
Gross
Broadway
Holler's
Aldrich Fam
Lavalle O
Cecil
Curt Massey
Duffy
Ann
Isgrance
WMT Farm Forum
Jerry. Zelda
Whlo
Dreler
WGN Reveille
Bacon
Les
Mary Miles
Allen Roth
Dick Baker
Omar
Eran Rice
Revie
KXEF
WMT Melodiers
Lopez
Land of Corr
WMI
Ava Johnsor
WMT Grand Central
WGN Ginsburzh
Japs Drink Octopus Juice for Vim and Fly Airplanes
A San Francisco dispatch reports Tokyo radio claiming Jap pilots drink octopus juice for fatigue relief and use apple cider as airplane fuel after a broadcast cited by the FCC. Tokyo scientists allegedly increased cider’s alcoholic content to usable fuel. A Canadian railway carried 11,652,920 passengers in the first four months of 1944, far surpassing the entire previous year.
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San Francisco
INS
Tokyo Radio
FCC
Tokyo
The Ascent of Goodness Devotional for Lent
Daily Lenten devotion prepared by Dr Gaius Glenn Atkins for the Federal Council of Churches. Friday March 9 urges goodness as a living force that evolves with changing conditions, recasting moral law to meet new social duties, and staying alive by expanding its frontiers. Prayer asks God to help grace and knowledge grow toward perfection in Christ.
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Gaius Glenn Atkins
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Nimitz Signals New Pacific Command Setup
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz in Washington said the joint chiefs of staff are considering a new command arrangement for the Pacific. He suggested army involvement for invasions of Japan and noted the need for broader base positions, possibly in China and Russia, to protect supply lines.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pacific Ocean Areas
Ernest J. King
U. S. Fleet
William F. Halsey, Jr
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Nimitz
U. S. Navy
China
Russia
Iowa Woman 80 Works 55 Hours Weekly at Foundry
Emma Wickhorst, 80, has worked 42 years at the French and Hecht foundry in Davenport. She has been rarely absent and currently puts in 55 hours a week. She told reporters if she can do it others can as well and was guest of honor at a plant party hosted by women employees.
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Davenport
Emma Wickhorst
French and Hecht
Roaring Welcome Greets Bataan Heroes at Frisco
San Francisco welcomed 275 Bataan heroes home from Cabanatuan with a harbor procession and a motorized parade toward Letterman Hospital. Chaplain Oliver, his wife embracing him, spoke of burial losses, as families and thousands of civilians filled the Embarcadero with solemn, joyful relief.
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Bataan
Frisco
William E. Best
San Francisco
Cabanatuan
Philippines
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Catalina
G.I
Southwest Pacific
California
Col. C. T. Harris
Kells
A. C. Oliver
Washington, D. C
Koiso Urges Unity as Japan Braces for Possible Invasion
Japanese Premier Koiso warned that the United States may soon invade the Japanese homeland and urged total sacrifice. He told the nation to rise as one to defend Nippon, prepare for a potential mainland assault, and renew resolve across all ages. Tokyo radio broadcast the speech and Asahi cited American invasion aims along Bonins to Formosa.
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Washington
Kuniaki Koiso
United States
Japan
Bonins-Iwo-Ryukyus
Formosa
Stettinius Sees Progress From Inter-American Parley
U S secretary of state Edward R. Stettinius Jr declared that the recently concluded inter-American conference will aid the San Francisco United Nations conference. He listed six key results, including alliance against the Axis, Dumbarton Oaks basis for the world charter, machinery for united action, strengthened inter-American system, dedication to humane living standards, and urging Argentina to join in the common struggle.
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Mexico City
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
United States
San Francisco
Stettinius
Dumbarton Oaks
World Organization
San
Argentina
United Nations
Threatened Rail Troop Headed Off
A threatened strike of 2,500 Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad employees was halted when President Roosevelt created an emergency board to handle the dispute. Poultrymen find that 100 good pullets lay more eggs than 200 poor ones.
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Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Roosevelt
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