Radio notes and late night talk on CBS NBC and more
Radio listings promise a night of banter and music with Frank Sinatra and Van Johnson on CBS WMT at 8 pm, plus Van Johnson appear plus Kay Kyser college of musical knowledge with Victor Borge on NBC WHO at 9 pm. Mutual and WGN will debut Dorsey supervised numbers. Ray Milland joins Information Please panel with Franklin P Adams and John Kieren for a varied questions show.
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Bobby Ysox
Cbs-Wmt
Van
Frank’ Sinatra
Soneone
Sinatra
Frank
LaGuardia Airport
Winston Churchill
CBS
Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey
Mutual
WGN
Tiny Ruffner
Ray Milland
Franklin P. Adams
John Kieren
Clifton Fadiman
Jack Carson Saeee
WMT
Hildegardeéee Eaaee WiHtle
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Cantoreevee
Bob Crosby
Sammy Kaye
Axel
Kay Kyser
Andrews Sisters
Radio Council Centennial Harvest on WMT features Amy Fire
The program AMP FIRE Girls Are at Home in the World will air Thursday at 5 on WMT with narrator Harriet Anderson and singers Joanne Atkinson Kathleen Hodge Genevieve Buess Helen Baker Dorothy Deal and Elsie Rae LeMont. Clyde R. Sanborn directs and June Caldwell plays organ. Strawberry Girl by Lois Lenski is the Junior League book dramatization afterward. Lanny Ross to lead CBS series replacing Jack Kirkwood beginning April 1.
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AMP
Radio Council
WMT
Harriett Anderson
Joanne
Donna Atkinson
Katherine Hodge
Genevieve Buess
Helen Baker
Dorothy Deal
Elsie Rae LeMont
Clyde R. Sanborn
June Caldwell
Lois Lenski
Hour by hour radio schedule from March 20 1916
A fragmentary radio programming list shows a day of broadcasts with times, stations, and show titles. Entries mention WMT WHO WGN KXEL and programs like Ellery Queen News Farm Forum and Bob Crosby. The text is garbled but indicates a detailed hourly schedule across multiple stations.
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WMT
J. Kirkwood
WGN
Bradley
KXEL
Jack Smith
Ellery Queen
H. V. Kalteb
Ray Swine
Jack Carson
Ronver
Mane
Ber
Hoole
Christia
WMT Farm Forum
Hildegarde
Red
Berth
Bank
Sinatra
Jerry
Zelda
Cony Rankin
Bacon T
Bob Crosby
Joe Doakes
Radio Schedule Summary From 1:45 PM to 6:45 PM Across Stations
A transit of programs lists show times and hosts across WGN KXEL WMT WHO WXEL EXEL and other stations. It highlights music talk and drama slots including Queen Tena Tin Judy Jani and family themes plus detective and mystery features. The lineup features character shows such as The Younes Rosemary Lorenzo and Widder Brown, with news and sports updates interspersed.
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WMT
Jenny
David Korum
Lindiahr
Bobby Dick
WGN
N. Downey
Lonefellows
Exel Creak
Helen Trent
Hoth Webber
Mary Miles
Newa
St. John
Lawton
Gwen
Lita
WGN Peabodys Exel
New T
Joyce
Jordan
Bong
John Anthony
R.F.D
Amanda Toby
Susie
Fred Werthe
Guiding Light
RSE
Peabodys
Perry Mason
KXEL
Cameron
AXEL
Martyn
Queen
Tena & Tin
Eve
Judy
Jani
Franklin
al Pearce
Bach
Ma Perkins
Stree
Benut
Speak
Girls Who
Noe Berch
Stella Dalla
Rosemary
Lorenzo Jon
Burton
Sam
Portia
WGN Easy Aces
Crosby
Plain Hill
WGN Music Mart Exel Doctors
WMT News
Fr. Pe
Farrel Exel H
Harrigan
Russians Fire On U.S.-Hired German Cops
A high American official said Russian troops fired on German guards employed by the United States along the eastern German border on March 9 and March 11. The exchanges were brief and occurred due to slow Russian notices of the four power agreement permitting American use of German frontier guards. No injuries were reported.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
Europe
Rottenbach
Coburg
Miilitary
Grattstadt
Paris Blue Shirt Leader Bucard Executed at Fort de Chatillon
Marcel Bucard, infamous blue shirt leader during the German occupation, was executed at Fort de Chatillon at 9 a.m. local time. He had been convicted of collaborating with the Nazis and sentenced on February 20.
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Paris
Marcel Bucard
Fort de Chatillon
Wallace speech on party loyalty sparks cross party attack
Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill assailed Secretary Wallace for proposing that members be ousted from parties for breaking party lines in major votes. Senate critics called it impractical and likened it to a purge, while House leaders warned it would deprive lawmakers of voting their convictions.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Senate
House
Johnston
D-S.c
South Carolinian
Henry Wallace
Brewster
Maine
New York City
Chavez
D-N.m
Hitler
Himmler
Transcontinental Sleepers Open Coast to Coast Rail Service
Railroads announce new coast to coast sleeping car service linking New York to Chicago and onward to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Broadway Limited and 20th Century Limited depart from New York with through sleepers to Santa Fe Chief. Western connections via North Western Union Pacific Southern Pacific enable daily all room cars New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco via major routes.
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Ers
Atlantic Seaboard
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pere Marquette
New Orleans
Memphis
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Broadway Limited
CST
20Th Century Limited
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
North Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New
Rapido Probe Vetoed By House Committee
The House Military Committee rejected a demand by the 36th Division association for an investigation into the Rapido River attack in the Italian campaign. Chairman May of Kentucky said the majority viewed such an inquiry as futile.
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Washington
INS
House Military Committee
36Th Division Association
Rapido River
May
House approves bill to strip Anderson of loan powers
In Washington the House voted 239 to 80 to remove Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson's lending powers and transfer them to a new seven-member Agricultural Credit agency. The plan covers roughly 1.25 billion dollars in farm lending, affects Farm Security and other Farm Credit Administration agencies, and sets 12 year terms with 10 thousand dollar salaries for the board. Iowa representatives backed the measure amid debate over presidential implications and policy implications for farm credit.
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Washington
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Iowa
Anderson
Truman
Harold D. Cooley
D-N C
Rural Electrification Administration
Agricultural Credit Agency
Sevenman
Farm Security Administration
Farm Credit Administration
G I Welcomes Measles In Chicago Home
Pfe Paul Kuchuris, 27, returned from Europe to find his wife and two children quarantined for measles. He rushed inside and immediately sought a furlough extension.
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Chicago
INS
Pfe
Paul Kuchuris
Europe
Coast to Coast Sleeper Service Starts March 31
The nations first coast to coast sleeping car service will begin March 31, six railroads announce. The first westbound sleepers depart New York on New York Central and Pennsylvania trains, while eastbound departures originate in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Chicago
West Coast
New York
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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