Broadcaster Bob Burns to headline The Music Hall Thursday
Bob Burns takes over The Music Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday over NBC and WHO in a Crosby style substitution for Bing Crosby as he tours USO. Marilyn Maxwell remains as songstress with John Scott Trotter and his orchestra. Also on air: debates on foreign oil resources with Harold Ickes and E. H. Moore, a Joan Davis Jack Haley show guest, Alan Ladd on NBC, Out of the Shadows on Blue and EXEL, and Edith Herlick joining The Goldbergs. Betty Crocker prize cake teaser and March of Time wartime coverage complete the lineup.
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WHO
Crosby
Bing
Bing Crosby
Wladic Old Stave
Bob Burns
Marilyn Maxwell
John Scott Trotter
Harold L. Ickes
E. H. Moore
Oklahoma
United States
America
Jan Garber
Percy Jones—hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
Blue
KXEL
Alan Ladd
Joan Davis
Jack Haley
WMAQ
WBBM
Brice Morgan
Aldrich Family
Eeeas
Dinah Shore
Treasure Hour
Aee
WGN
Abbott, Castello
WMT
Armen
Radio and Program Schedule Highlights for March 16 1944
Radio listings from WMT WHO WGN and others show hourly schedules from 10:30 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. including Star Parade Night Yarns Farm Ads Major Bowes Dinah Shore and more. It notes a closing line about Australia and Argentina wheat crop estimates for 1944 at 388 million bushels.
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WMT
CBS
NBC
Harry Cool Wenn
WHO
G. Lombardo
Cliff & Helen
WGN
Bradley
Oursler
Aldrich
Death Valley
Major Bowes
Heatte
Bob Ripley
Bob Burns
Treasure
Tim
Maureen
EXEL
Carle O
Arthur Hale
Fred Waring
Lewis
Burling
Chicago
KNEL
Jerry
Zelda
A.m
Dieter
Linder
WGN Reveille
Knel War Journal
Happy Halnes
KXEL
Shelley
Dolly Joe
G. Lewis
Stan
Twgn
Reveille
Webber
Longfellowa
Mary Miles
Vic Lindlahr
Weelk
Lora Lawton
Valiant Lady
Sweet River
Kitty Foyle
Finchville
Libby Vaughan
WGN Homemaker
Honeyman Hill
Kxel Sardi
Australia
Argentina
Vic and
Sade
WMT Horizons
Marty
Jenny
David Harum
Judy
Jane
Kate Smith
Carter
Jane Foster
Jim
Don Norman
Virg
Rober
Helen Cat
Johnny Betts
WMT Meldiers
Grant
B. Rhodes
V. Lopez O
WHO Longfellows
Mkts
Farmer
Davis Wio
Guiding Light
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Happy Haines
1540 Club
Joyce Jordan
Today's
Bondwagon
Hershey Urges Draft of Fathers and Industry Workers
Washington AP Hershey calls local draft boards to target more pre Pearl Harbor fathers and workers in industry and agriculture to meet a 11.3 million service goal by July 1. He notes a 1.16 million registrants in service and a 240,000 shortfall unless occupations deferments yield replacements.
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Senate
Armed Services
Russell
D-Ga
House Unitary Committee
Rep
Harness
R-Ind
Congress
Col
Francis V. Keesling, Jr
Selective Service Legislative
Draft
Keesling
House
May
D-Ky
House Committee
Allied raids drop 174 tons of devices over Wewak
Allied air forces claim four straight days of heavy raids on Wewak New Guinea dropping 174 tons of hazardous devices and downing eight planes Tuesday. The four day total exceeds 600 tons and more than 70 planes are said to be out of action.
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Wewak
New Quinea
Japan
Madang
Mintjim
Bogadjim
Boram Airdrome
Brandi Plantation
WFA Chief Urges Milk Output Boost To All Time High
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones urged U S dairymen to raise milk production in 1944 to an all time high of 121 billion pounds. He cited limited feed labor and machinery shortages as obstacles and noted subsidies begun last fall and raised March 1 to restore normal price relations.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
Blue Network
Jones
Dairy demand postwar outlook voiced by expert Jones
Jones notes WWI era production was exceeded by 60 percent in peacetime estimates and adds that 26 billion pounds more would have met all demands. He says dairy demand will likely rise after the war and producers face different future challenges than other farm sectors.
Cassino Bomber Schedule Echoes Railroad Timetable
The Naples report outlines Allied air action over Cassino in a Wednesday timetable style. B 25 Mitchells lead with eight thirty to ten thirty windows, followed by heavy bombers and B 26 Marauders at staged intervals through noon.
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