CBS Open Hearing to feature federal lawmakers on air
CBS announces Open Hearing every Tuesday at 9 30 p m representing lawmakers with at least one senator or representative per program Opening broadcast on WMT will feature Sen Rourke B Hickenlooper of Iowa and Sen Scott W Lucas of Illinois Lary Lesueur to moderate The program replaces Congress Speaks and Behind the Scenes On HOPE will visit the University of Arizona at 9 pm over NBC WHO Sonny Tufts will guest Photographer a rip roaring newspaperman moves to CBS WBBM at 9 pm Radio notes critique of Jack Benny sponsor ads and Ray Milland guest spots plus Harold Ickes and Edward Pauley debate in American Forum
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CBS
WMT
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Cpa
Lary Lesueur
Russia
Washington
Congress
D Hope
University of Arizona
Nbc-Who
Sonny Tufts
Movies
Irime
Cbs-Wbbm
Jack Benny
Jack
Ray Milland
Evening Radio Schedule for March 12 1946
A detailed hour by hour listing of programs and stations for Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. It includes WMT WGN WHO EXEL and other networks with shows such as Jack Kirkwood Melody News Sport and musical programs. Names like Sid you Know Dave with O Date with Judy and Dark Venture appear along with opera and concert entries.
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Jack Kirkwood
WGN
Bradley Exel
WMI Melody Sour
EXEL
Dave
Judy
Palcon Exel
Termohlen Named Head of PMA Poultry Branch
W H Termohlen, Iowa State College graduate, named director of the poultry branch of the Production and Marketing Administration in Washington. He succeeds Hobart Creighton, who resigned.
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Termohlen
PMA Poultry Branch
Washington
Agriculture Department
W. H. Termohlen
Iowa State College
Production and Marketing Administration
Hobart Creighton
Smith Wins Unanimous Senate Approval as Ambassador
Washington AP Lt Gen Walter B Smith wins unanimous Senate military subcommittee support for legislation to authorize his appointment as ambassador to Russia while retaining military status.
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Washington
Walter B. Smith
Senate
Russia
Nazis in U S were 643 active members in 1942 report
A Senate subcommittee released U S records showing 643 active Nazi party members operated in the United States in 1942 and 1 489 in Argentina. The lists, drawn from German records and Army intelligence, name some figures while noting many are unknown to the public.
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Washington
INS
Senate Military Affairs Subcommittee On War Mobilization
United States
Argentina
U. S. Army
Harley M. Kilgore
D-W. Va
Germany
Spruille Braden
U. S
U. S. State Department
New York
Berlin
New Orleans
Dallas
Chicago
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Detroit
Rochester
N. Y
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Renegotiation Ordered on Ford Pact by Union Council
The CIO United Auto Workers national Ford council voted 507 to 296 to send back for reconsideration a productivity clause in the Ford contract. The clause would name an arbitrator for schedules. the council wants direct union company bargaining to set standards. The 18 cent wage rise remains accepted, but local ratifications are delayed until changes are made. The union denounced political maneuvering in the GM strike but pledged unity in negotiations.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
National Ford Council
Ford
General Motors
R. J. Thomas
Walter P. Reuther
Navy Surplus Shirts And Shorts Allegedly Stashed In Warehouses
In a Washington dispatch, Frederick C. Othman reports Senator Mead pressing the War Assets Corporation to release billions in navy surplus clothing. The Navy lists 11,380,368 shirts and 5,696,127 pairs of shorts in storage, with civilian sales and large quantities still held, while other surplus items include hats, pants, jackets, socks, gloves, and even skeletons and bassinets awaiting disposal.
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Washington
Navy
James M. Mead
New York
Capitol
Mead
War Assets Corporation
Senators
Senate War Investigating Committee
Army Medical Supply Depot
Binghamton, N. Y
Army
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