Radio schedule notes big Frank Van duo on CBS
CBS will air the Frank Sinatra Van Johnson program Wednesday night at 8. The show promises banter and possibly a duet, described as a landmark radio pairing. The event drew wide attention after their recent joint appearance at LaGuardia. Seismologists were warned to expect excitement.
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Radio program and book dramatization on WMT and CBS series
Headliners Tonight features AMP FIRE Girls at Home in the World on the Radio Council Centennial Harvest series Thursday at 5 over WMT with narrator Harriet Anderson and a lineup of singers. Also Berry Straw berry Girl by Lois Lenski will follow on Junior League series. Booking notes include Lanny Ross signing a new CBS five-night-a-week series starting April 1. Various daytime and evening radio slots listed for WGN WMT and EXEL stations.
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Elsie Rae LeMont
Clyde R. Sanborn
June Caldwell
Lois Lenski
Aera
Lanny Ross
CBS
Jack Kirkwood
Evening Radio Schedule Pages Surface Intricate Lineup
The page lists a dense hour by hour schedule for Wednesday March 1946 with stations WMT WGN WHO and EXEL. Programs include musical acts Jack Carson Frank Sinatra Eddie Cantor News Weather and comedies. Morning content shifts to Farm Forum Meditations and Perry Mason while late night features Guiding Light and Susie.
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WGN
Hildegarde Who
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Eddie Cantor
WHO
Bob Crosby
Wee
Sammy Kaye
Kay Kyser
Andrews Sisters
Rankin
Elody
Attorne
WMT Farm Forum
WHO Parm
Jerry & Zelda
Sarkete
John Anthony
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R.F.D
Toby & Susie
Guiding Light
WGN News
Peabodys
WMT Voice of Ia
KXEL
WMT Owen Cowboys
WGN Peabodys
Russians Fire On U S Hired German Cops
A high American official said miscommunications near eastern Germany caused Russian troops to fire on German guards hired by the United States. Incidents near Coburg involved two border crossings on March 9 and 11 with no injuries, and follow up concerns over delayed Russian notifications under a four power border accord.
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Bucard Executed for Nazi Collaboration in Paris
Marcel Bucard once head of the blue shirt group was executed at Fort de Chatillon at 9 a.m. local time after being convicted of collaboration with the Nazis. He had been sentenced on February 20.
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Wallace Party Talk Assailed By Both Sides
Democrats and Republicans attack Secretary of Commerce Wallace on Capitol Hill after he proposed ousting lawmakers who break party lines. Senators Johnston Chavez Hickenlooper accuse his stance of suppressing independent thought and liken it to purge systems while House leaders call it impractical.
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Coast to Coast Sleeper Service Set to Begin
The six major railroads announce a coast-to-coast sleeping car service to start on March 31. The inaugural eastbound sleepers will depart from New York, bound for the West, while westbound trains will leave Los Angeles and San Francisco for New York.
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Rapido Probe Vetoed By House Committee
Washington reports the House Military Committee rejected a call from the 36th Division association for an investigation into the Rapido River attack in Italy. Chairman May of Kentucky said the majority viewed the probe as futile and unnecessary.
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House votes to strip Anderson of loan powers
The House approved 239 to 80 a bill sending to the Senate to remove Secretary Clinton P. Anderson from all farm lending powers. An independent seven member Agricultural Credit agency would control most farm lending, excluding the Rural Electrification Administration, with 12 year terms and 10 000 salaries.
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G I Welcomes Measles Chicago
Pfc. Paul Kuchuris 27 returns from Europe to a home in quarantine for measles. He immediately seeks a furlough extension.
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