Radio Notes and Comment Highlights Open Hearing Series
NBS will present Open Hearing Tuesdays at 9 30 p m with federal lawmakers. Opening broadcast on WMT features Sen Bourke B Hickenlooper and Sen Scott W Lucas. Lary Lesueur moderates. Also notes on HOPE visiting University of Arizona and Sonny Tufts guesting on NBC-WHO. Rime Photographer moves to 9 p m on CBS WBBM. Benny sponsorships and Ray Milland guest spots noted. Tom Breneman breakfast contest passes 17 000 entries with 15 truckloads daily.
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Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Cpa
Lary Lesueur
Russia
CBS
Washington
Congress
OR Hope
University of Arizona
Nbc-Who
Sonny Tufts
Movies
Tom Breneman
Hollywood
Evening radio schedule hours exei program guide 1946
A dense hour by hour calendar lists radio programs across WMT WHO WGN WXEL EXEL etc for Tuesday March 12 1946 and Wednesday March 13 1946. Entries cover talk shows music variety dramas news and serials with station and program names such as Jack Kirkwood Melody Now Phone Quiz Burns And Allen Real Stories Fibber McGee and Molly News at nine and Captain Midnight among others.
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P.m
WMT
Jack Kirkwood
WGN
Bradley Wxel
Jack Smith
WMI
Melody Hour
WXEL
Fidler
WGN Spor
Nner Sanctum
Amos
Andy
Heatter
Mxel
Lombardo
Assiz
Niles
Mel
Crise
Light of
Lora Lawton
Joyce Jorda
Amanda
Fred Waring
Exel
Edith Webbs
Kxel Parm How
Gal
Buckaroos
Termohlen Named Head of PMA Poultry Branch
Washington AP reports W. H. Termohlen a graduate of Iowa State College was named director of the poultry branch of the Production and Marketing Administration following Hobart Creighton’s resignation. The appointment highlights leadership in poultry marketing and farm program administration.
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Termohlen
PMA Poultry Branch
Washington
Agriculture Department
W. H. Termohlen
Iowa State College
Production and Marketing Administration
Hobart Creighton
General Smith cleared for ambassadorship to Russia
Lt. Gen. Walter B. Smith won unanimous subcommittee approval on legislation to appoint him ambassador to Russia while he retains military status. The move, if enacted, formalizes his posting amid ongoing U S Russian affairs through a wartime era context and reflects civilian oversight of top diplomatic postings.
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Washington
Walter B. Smith
Senate
Russia
Senators List 643 Nazis in U S Activities
Washington reports a Senate subcommittee record showing 643 active Nazi party members in the United States in 1942 and 1,489 in Argentina. The list, drawn from German records via U S Army intelligence, includes men and over 50 women, with roles from laborers to professors. Notable figures included Manfred Zapp, Gunther Tonn, Harvard’s Dr. Karl Lange, and Dr. Fritz Heberling as examples. The Argentine list, though incomplete, highlights Argentina as a Nazi breeding ground.
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INS
Senate Military Affairs Subcommittee On War Mobilization
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U. S. Army
Harley M. Kilgore
D-W. Va
Germany
Spruille Braden
U. S
U.S. State Department
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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Madison
Wis
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Rochester
N. Y
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Zapp
Karl O. Lange
Harvard
Fritz Heberling
Nazi Party Links Revealed In Wisconsin University Case
At Madison a bright university instructor Teresa Kaltenbacher joined the Nazi party in 1935 on her 18th birthday. Other suspects include Baron Louis Dethard, editor. Gregor Moosman, a Washington waiter. Walter Rob er, a Detroit brewery bookkeeper. and William Westhoff, a Detroit Yacht Club employee.
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William Westhoff
Detroit Yacht Club
FBI
Renegotiation of Part of Ford Pact Ordered by Union
The CIO United Auto Workers national Ford council ordered renegotiation of a productivity clause in the Ford contract. A 507 to 296 vote directed arbitration be dropped and schedules set by direct union negotiations. The 18 cent wage increase remains approved, but ratification is delayed until changes meet the council. Union leaders deny internal strife is blocking the GM settlement, though tensions between R J Thomas and Walter P Reuther are noted.
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Walter P. Reuther
Othman Discovers 11 Million Shirts in Navy Surplus
Washington reporter Frederick C Othman uncovers vast navy surplus items including 11 380 368 shirts and 5 696 127 pairs of shorts among other cataloged goods. He notes government storage and calls for selling surplus to meet civilian needs while listing odd items like skeletons and bassinets awaiting declaration as surplus.
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James M. Mead
New York
Capitol
New York City
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Senate War Investigating Committee
Army Medical Supply Depot
Binghamton, N. Y
Army
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