Radio notes and comments on top Hooper ratings
Ibber McGee and Molly lead listener polls for four evenings per week with NBC WHO and the Jordans. The piece lists other top Hooper ratings and weekday shows, notes on Spotlight bands shift after April 1, and mentions upcoming CBS and Mutual programs with names like Victor Moore Ida Lupino and Guy Lombardo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibber McGee
Molly
Hooper
Moniday
Nbc-Who
Jim
Marian Jordan
McGees
Jordans
Bill Thompson
Gale Gordon
Arthur Q. Bryan
Bee Benaderet
All Sur
Radio Listings and Awards Highlight Tonight on Air
Headliners Tonight Melody Hour on WMT at 6 30 Follies of 46 on WHO at 17 00 Romance Theater on WMT at 19 30 Amos n Andy on WHO at 20 00 Guy Lombardo on KXEL at 20 00 Fibber McGee on WHO at 20 30 This Is Best on WBBM at 20 30 Am Forum on MBS at 20 30 Bob Hope on WHO at 21 00 Open Nearing on WBBM at 21 30 Red Skelton on WHO at 21 30 Supper Club on WHO at 22 30 and his rumba rhythms Wednesdays and Harry James Fridays broadcast from Cleveland at 21 00 over NBC WHO Basil O Connors Red Cross broadcast announced America s Town Meeting first repeat Peabody radio award winner for 1945 Bergen and Charlie McCarthy Mortimer Snerd Arch Oboler honored for radio drama
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Hooper
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Charlie McCarthy
Radio Theater
Walter Winchell
Fred Allen
Bing
Crosby
Amos
N’ Andy
Eddie Cantor
Tom Breneman
Hollywood
Portia
Ma Perkins
Widder Brown
Kate Smith
Pepper Young
Helen Trent
Dr. Malone
Stella Dallas
Fred Waring
Robert Alda
Ida Lupino
CBS
WMT
Victor Moore
William Eythe
Louise Allbritton
WBBM
Guy Lombardo
KXEL
MBS
jRed Skelton
OB Hope
Cleveland
NBC
Basil O’connor
Red *Cross
America
Edgar Bergen
Mortimer Snerd
Arch Aboler
Bergen
Oboler
Jack Kirkwood
WGN
Bradley Exel
WMT Pack
Bour
Jimmy Fidler
Big Town
Ginsburah
Elmer Davis
Reed
Andy
Heatter
G. Lombard
Wilo Fibber
KXNEL
Bob Hone
Cruise
WGN Herth
Fulton Lewis
Chicago
Sam
Geo. Olmstead
Kxll Warthure
Henry Taylor
C. Barnett O
EXEL
Radio Schedule Highlights From March 19 1946
A detailed hourly listing of radio programs across stations WMT WGN WHO and others for Tuesday, including Light of World, Amanda and Fred Waring, Kate Smith, and Amos n Andy. Features morning talk shows, news, music boxes, and evening dramas and quiz segments with station identifications and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
CBS
WGN
WMAQ
MBS
WERBM
CB Wenr
ABC
Worl
NBC
Lora Lawton Exei
WMT News
Joyce Jordan
Amanda
Fred Waring
Exel H
Ewmt
Barry Cameron
Take
EXEL
Jenny
David Harum
Vie
Lindlam
Ted Malone
WMY
Kate Smith
Judy
Jane
Manor
Bic
Dr. Malone
M. Downey
Helen Trent
Fale Webber
Gal
Buckaroos
WMT Voice of Ta
WUN Rymns
Bunny Sue
WGN Peabodys
WMT Farm
John Anthony
Exel Rf.d
Unclear OCR fragment on news schedule and stations
Fragmentary text shows scattered radio TV times and station codes such as WXEL WGN WMT EXEL and names like Hartigan Armstead Terry with no coherent event. Contents resemble a busy TV radio schedule light on readable facts and proper nouns.
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Pam
Benhousay
Qixen
Etanie ii
EXEL
1540 Club
Hartigan Whit
WGN
Xel Terry
Pirates
Wee World Today
Carrol
Legion Athletic Feast Planned for March 28
The Marion post outlined plans for the annual American Legion athletic banquet on March 28. A membership of 336 was reported. The auxiliary donated 25 to the Red Cross and ordered 3,200 Memorial day poppies, or 500 each for fall. Delegates to the auxiliary spring conference at Central City April 10 were elected, with listed alternates. A picnic supper preceded the meetings, and a free movie God of Creation was advertised for Wednesday at 7:45 at the Baptist church.
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American Legion
Marion Post
Auxiliary
Red Cross
Mines
Carl J. Kassler
T. A. Barkwill
Arthur B. Nollsch
R. J. Gallagher
Earl Helbig
John Larkin
G. O. Pyle
Carolyn Hanscom
John A. Clay
John Gibney
O. A. Tedeman
The
Central City
R. J. Williams
Gladys Ballard
Glenn Larkin
Frank Johnson
Ned Jones
Ed Boyanovsky
George Kolda
Arline Davis
L. J. Hoover
Neal Miller
Frank Williams
Marion boards elect new leaders at reorganization meeting
Paul Rose was elected president of the Marion board of education and Hugh Gordon became vice president at a Monday session in the office of Supt. C. B. Vernon. Plans were discussed to convert the Lincoln bandroom into four classrooms to handle enrollment growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rose
Marion Board of Education
Supt. C. B. Vernon
Hugh Gordon
Lincoln
Sale and meeting details from Iowa churches and rental
Mable Bernards of Decorah will take possession May 1. The sale was made through C. E. Pearson. Fifty young people from Christian churches in Linn County attended a zone youth meeting at the Marion Christian church. I. E. Linkletter of Cedar Rapids spoke. The Rev J. A. Dillinger of Des Moines, state secretary of Christian churches, was a guest.
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Mable Bernards
Decorah, Shel
C., E. Pearson
Linn “County
Marion Christian Church
Snyder To Bring Fugitive Back From East Coast
Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder traveled to Atlantic City New Jersey to retrieve Sidney Water a Linn county fugitive and return him to Cedar Rapids Water arrested in New Jersey on a kidnapping charge around February 27 is expected to receive a suspended sentence and be released to Linn authorities Billing shows Water faced a local assault and battery charge he posted 2000 bond and later skipped a February appearance A second charge accuses him of writing a bad check to pay a bill at Walker Iowa Creamery for 24 40 using 116 73 he gave 116 73 as payment and walked away
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Harlan Snyder
Atlantic City
N. J
Sidney Water
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Water
Atlantic County
Snyder
Linn
New Jersey
Justice Court
M. Anderson
Walker (Ir.) Creamery Company
Anderson
Walter
Second Whisky Ration Period Now Underway
In Des Moines AP report the second March period under the state liquor commission ration edict began Monday. All permit holders may buy one bottle fifth of whisky during the 16 day period ending last Saturday and will be eligible for another bottle between now and April 6.
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Des Moines
State Liquor Commission
Elderkin Returns To C R Law Business
David M. Elderkin, of 551 Knollwood Drive SE, on temporary leave from duties as assistant county attorney. He was released to inactive duty by the United States Marine Corps at Great Lakes, Illinois, after two years in the corps. He served two years and returned from a tour with the Second Marine Air Wing in Okinawa and China. He will resume his assistant county attorney duties on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Elderkin
Knollwood Drive
United States Marine Corps
Great Lakes
Ill
Elderkin
Corps
Second Marine Air Wing
Okinawa
Japan
China
Price Ceilings Raised On Industrial Fuel Oils
The Office of Price Administration ordered immediate price ceiling increases for industrial fuel oil. The rise is half a cent per gallon or 21 cents per barrel, applying nationwide except Washington, Oregon, California, and Nevada.
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Washington
OPA
Oregon
California
Nevada
Increase in Fuel Prices Across States Mentioned
The report notes higher energy costs in several regions including Arizona and Hawaii, where the price rise amounts to 15 cents per barrel in those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Hawaii
Jack Johnson To Speak At Civic Bureau Meeting
University of Iowa political science professor Jack T. Johnson will address a civic bureau gathering on the topic What. The event highlights local civic engagement and policy discussion featuring Johnson’s talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Civic Bureau
Jack T. Johnson
University of Iowa
Can We Expect from Russia Civic Bureau Meeting
Johnson, fluent in Russian, returns to the university after serving as liaison officer to the Russian fleet in the U.S. Navy. He spoke at the Civic bureau meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. The dinner is at 615 p.m with reservations via the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Civic Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
United States Navy
Approval of Subsidies Heads to White House
Washington AP reports final house approval sent to the White House for legislation authorizing 125 million dollars in additional meat subsidies and 25 million dollars in flour subsidies to sustain programs through June 30 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
White House
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
In the District Court of Iowa Linn County a hearing is set for March 22 1946 at 9 o'clock a.m. to prove and admit the instrument claimed as the last will and testament of Nathan EB Rinker Into deceased. Cedar Rapids will protect Cedar Rapids Iowa March 18 Wills A Glasscow attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Nathan Eb, Rinker
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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