Radio Network Stars vs Directors in Battle of the Sexes
A staged clash pits a radio network team against film directors in a "Battle of the Sexes" event. The contest showcases entertainers and industry figures vying in a lighthearted showdown to raise funds or awareness for a cause. Fans expect spirited matchups and standout moments.
Battle of the Sexes quiz on NBC stars and directors
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports a Tuesday NBC Battle of the Sexes quiz show at 8 p.m. with Walter O Keefe as emcee. Stars Claudia Morgan Virginia Gilmore and Jean Tennyson face directors Himan Brown Bob Novak and Joe Hill. News and program notes follow across networks with guest stars, times, and venues.
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NBC
Walter O’keefe
Claudia Morgan
Virginia Gilmore
Jean Tennyson
Himan Brown
Bob Novak
Joe Hill
Programs Hour by Hour 7 15 p m News Alley EXEL Sparky Duc
Schedule snippet lists a 7 15 p m news hour with Alley EXEL Sparky and Duc appearing in a brief broadcast item. The readable text centers on a late evening programming outline and featured participants.
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Alley Exel Sparky & Duc
Morning radio lineup and show notes on air schedule
A jumble of radio station labels and show times lists topics and hosts across WMT WGN and RXEL. Entries include Edith Webber Austin Goon Morning Joyces Conely and Bed Children WGN News plus a 6 15 a m to 6 2m span hinting at a breakfast club matinee and shoppers mat.
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WMT
Toby & Susi
Edith Webber
Miles
WGN Goon
Austin
Rael Shoppers
I Itehen
Bitch Exel Club
Longest straight railway stretch noted in Australia
The record claim cites a 300 mile uninterrupted straight railway alignment in Australia. The line runs without a curve, marking it as the world’s longest such straight track segment. Local observers note the remarkable geometry and landscape alongside the route.
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Australia
Allies Move Feared in New Guinea Port Moresby Threat
Allied officials cite convincing evidence of a new Japanese stroke in the Southwest Pacific, likely aimed at Port Moresby. They say an Allied response may be taken to disrupt Tokyo’s plans as Port Moresby’s seizure could open New Guinea, threaten Australia, and shield Rabaul’s strong base. Sources warn Japan would press Port Moresby while denying immediate plans to attack Australia.
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MacArthur
Australia
Southwest Pacific
Port Moresby
Rnce
New Guinea
Solomons
Rabaul
New Britain
Oelwein Soldier Killed On Coast
Corp. William D. Crowe of Oelwein died in an automobile accident near Long Beach California Sunday night. The body will be returned to Oelwein for burial. His mother Irene Crowe, a Sublett Illinois defense worker, and sister Margaret survive.
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Oelwein — Corp
William D. Crowe
Oelwein
Coast Artillery
Long Beach
Calif
D. Dwyer
Irene Crowe
Sublett, Ill
Margaret
Legislature Approves 7.65 Million for Five State Schools
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa House passed a bill allotting 7 648 300 for five state schools two hospitals and an Iowa City bacteriological laboratory The measure exceeds two years ago by 785 500 and now goes to the Senate for a minor amendment before the governor’s signature.
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Des Moines
Universi of
Iowa
Iowa State
Univ
Iowa State College
Herman Knudson
Mason City
Albert Steinberg
Ames
House
Fred J. Ritchie
Marcus
C. A. Bryson
Iowa Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Minnesota Senate Votes to Repeal Slogan Law
The Minnesota state senate unanimously approved advancing a bill to repeal a law requiring a slogan on all state run items. The current slogan reads Eat more utter.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota State Senate
Unionists Doing Fine In Army, General Says
CIO leaders from war plants join the 83rd division at Camp Atterbury Indiana to observe army training. General Milburn praises the unionists as they participate alongside soldiers while Red-haired Walter Reuther notes their toughness. The visit aims to boost war production by reporting on war materiel use in factories.
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Camp
Atterbury
Ind
CIO
Frank W. Milburn
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Roland Lux
Lux
Packard Aircraft Division
Detroit
Milk Regulations Referendum Planned for Dubuque Area
Federal order amendments would set class 3 milk price based on CCC cheddar cheese purchase price plus a subsidy, aligning prices for milk used in butter ice cream and evaporated milk with cheese prices. The proposal could raise the order price of milk for manufactured products from $1.95 to a higher level.
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Plymouth
Wis
Dubuque
Washington
Dubuque, Ia
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Manufactur
French and Creole languages spoken in New Orleans
A note on language use highlights French and Creole as spoken in New Orleans communities, reflecting historical ties to Louisiana and Caribbean influence. The passage discusses linguistic heritage and everyday bilingual communication in the region.
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