Radio Programs Parade in 1940s Broadcast Guide
NBC blue network features Horace Johnsons modern American di Gery first nationwide broadcast at 11 am with Debussy Enesco Paganini pieces Ossy Renardy soloist The Circle and Caravan programs highlight Marian Anderson Eddie Cantor and Marie Dressler segments with a dense schedule across NBC CBS and local stations through the afternoon and evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
WSUI
KPJB
Herne
Carson Robison
WGN
Lew Diamond
Smoky Mountain
Woc
Paul Spartin
The
Green Hornet
Ews
Boost Augustana B
McGreecr
Becnin
Rter
Navy
Eddie Cantor
Woo— Nes ‘N’ Andy
Bowling
Bightishte
Horace Heeines
Wirt Sonne Eanes Coutmetes
Sammy Kaye
Orch
Johnny-at-the-piano
Clyde Lucas Orch
Bernie ‘Cummins’ Arch
Tomorrow's Promise ends on a cliffhanger on island romance
Anne Ordway faces a painful choice as love entangles with past marriages and ghostly loyalties. After Anne accepts Charles Patterson's love then writes to release him, she confronts Margot on the island. Charles returns to find Margot awaiting him, leaving the story at a tense crossroads.
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Anne Ordway
Marria
Francis
Elmer
Garry Brooks
Charles Patterson
Margot
Anne
Vicky
Marecot
Charles
Igre
Garry
Baltimore
Brittany
Hewitts
Darling
Daddy
Mother
David
Old King
King
Ruff
Carl
Linn County Street Names Reflect Frontier Heritage and World Cities
A 19th century Linn county plat book reveals how towns like Viola, Springville, Central City, Coggon, Mount Vernon, Lisbon, and Cedar Rapids named streets after global cities and presidents. Names include Broadway parallels to New York, State streets after Chicago, Market streets, and many streets named for Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe.
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London
Chicago
New York
Frisco
Linn County
W. H. Behrens
Viola
Springville
Central City
Center Point
Ely
State Street
Coggon
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Paralta
San Francisco
Western College
Western
Locust
College Streets
Hudson and Second Streets
Fuhrmeister
Dows
Greene
Walker
Ellison
Waubeek
Purdy
Carver
Graves
Weare
Bever, Crocker and Merrill
Bertram
Clark Street
Cedar Rapids
Johnson Avenue
Toddville
Tale of a dog that shaped Canada and the U S fate
The story, supported by F Van Wyck Mason, recounts how a dog influenced the American Revolution era. It details the 1775 76 Canadian expedition led by General Richard Montgomery and Benedict Arnold, noting harsh weather, discipline issues, and early American victories.
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United States
Canada
F. van Wyck Mason
Three Harbors
America
Mason
Atlantic Seaboard
March Toward Quebec and the Montreal Surrender
Continental forces led by Montgomery and Arnold push toward Quebec in 1775 The advance captures Montreal as they contend with a brutal winter. A blizzard aids the assault and the storm swirls as saws begin to breach the stockades at the Heights of Abraham. The voyageur dog signals the climactic moment before linking up on the riverfront.
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Benedict Arnold
Quebec
Montreal
Wolfe
Canada
England
Columbian
Montgomery
Arnold
Abraham
Pres de Ville
Mason
St. Lawrence
Louis Coffin
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Marie Dressler
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Dick Leibert
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Helen Westbrook
Orsen
Helen Westbroog
Julio Quences
Clyde
Chimney House
Southernaires
Maijor Bowes
SS Warblers
Wgn—Univ. of Chicago
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KFJB
WOOD
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Wmt—Capital Comment
George Sir Venka
Oreh
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Salute of Nations
Kaly
KFJIB
KFPJB
George Sokolsky
Magic Key
Aaron “Singlish
Cuddy
Bohemians
Frank Simon
Ens
N. Y
Gerry Morissey
Enor
Seth Perker
Bill Carlson
WHGO
Dorothy Parker
NBC
Cleveland Symphony
Old Heidelberg Orch
Woot Te McCarthy
Orrin Tucker
Tiny Hills
Washington
Playhouse
Y ‘O
Manhattan
Walter Winchell
N—News
Irene Rich
Ray Hutton
James Siocum
Good Will Hour
Wan Circle
Bectne Park
George Soxoisky
Ions
Eapitol
Ees
Charles Puller
N.Y
Rogosinski
Austin
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Nowe
Waowoc
Ozzie Nelson
Barnett
Archie Bleyer
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Chick Webb
Gray Gordon
Wayne
Bob Crosby
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Fletcher Henderson
Harry Owens
Missing Persons Reau
Lou and
Jerry
al Barger
Othe Boone
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WHO
Rly Birds
WOI
Editio
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Eversday Words
Who-News
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Music Shop Baby
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WSU
Magic Kitchen
Rvice
JTS
Reading
Betty Wells
Ate
Sis
Homemakers Forum
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Ness
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Lorenzo Jones
Maurice Moans
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Jane
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Your Clan
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Owens’ Cowboys
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Jdnight
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Orcherto
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Usic
Perkins
Diana
Cowot
Worla
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B. O. Smith
Star Jewelry CO
Second St. SE
Arado
Counci
Fifth Ave
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I, Dave Seltz
Jascha
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Russia
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Royal School OF Music
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Washington Street
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Payson Terhune
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