TV Radio Schedule Changes and Featured Guests
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports CBS shifts to Hollywood style with Jack Carson replacing Lanny Ross as host. Connie Haines Freddie Rich and his orchestra perform. Paulette Goddard guest stars. Kate Smith originates from New London. Opera Victory Rally features Northwestern University president Dr. Franklin B. Snyder. Spirit of 43 at Boys Town features Msgr. Edward Flanagan. Additional recitals and school programs air on WMT and CBS stations with multiple performers and guest appearances.
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Hollywood
New York
CBS
Jack Carson
Lanny Ross
Connie Haines
Freddie Rich
Herb Shriner
Lew Lehr
Paulette Goddard
Caravan
Franklin B. Snyder
Northwestern University
Opera
Metropolitan Opera
KXEL
Boys Town
Nebraska
WBBM
Edward Flanagan
Eden Address and TV Schedule Highlight UK Foreign Secretary
The Maryland legislature will hear Eden address carried by CBS and WMT Friday at 8 p.m. Governor OConor introduces. Red Cross salute marks John Reed King's Dou ble or Nothing Friday 8 30 p.m. on WGN and Coast Guard on Parade Saturday 10 30 a.m. on WHO. University of California Berkeley 75th anniversary special on NBC Friday 9 30 p.m. Wickard speaks during Country Journal Saturday moving to 1 05 p.m. on CBS and WBBM Of Men and Book moves to 2 p.m. on CBS and WBBM starting Saturday.
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Anthony Eden
Foreign Affairs
Maryland
CBS
WMT
Herbert R. O'Conor
The
Red Cross
John Reed King
WGN
Coast Guard
WHO
University of California At Berkeley
NBC
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Country Journal
WBBM
of Men and Book
A. Wollfries
WGN Farm Hour
Sam Morris
Circle
O. Wollfires
Morn Wirship
Jerry
Zelda
Mel
Army
WGN Reveille
KXEL
Mary Miles
Good Morning
Land of Pree
Jim
Jane Foster
God
WMT Kiddles
WGN Montezuma
Turner
Ray Shield
WMT Lutherans
N. Revell
Holler
WMT Main
Mas
WGN Ginsburg
Betty Moore
Sweeney Ae Daehler
WGN Camp_ Wolters
Kxel Wat
Shady Valley
Magic Kitchen
Destiny
Newa
Elmer Davis
1540 Club
London News
WGN Army
Navy
H. Jerome O
America
Hickenlooper
Stanley O
Holb'ri
Cleveland O
Navy Board
WGN O
Duffy O
Ballsion
Suns
Dreler
Benoa” News
New Assews
Nelse
Kxel Kopblers
WGN Music Moods
Henson
Tucker
Broadcaster Schedule Listing for March 24 1913
Radio programming lineup across WGN WMT WHO and other stations details hour by hour including news, sports, musical and dramatic segments. Entries mention Elmer Davis Kate Smith Lone Ranger Fibber McGee and Molly easy listening programs with station notes and start times through late night.
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WGN Br
Bradley
WGN
Holbr
Burling
EL Lone Ranger
WMT
Mr. Keen
H. V. Kalth
Kate Smith
Godwiz
Brnss
Anthony Eden
Rene Heatter
Holbo
WMT Caravan
Tommy Rizzi
Oracle Field
Wee
A. Templeto
Avila
Ews
Grant Uuah Carson
Waring
Wer Lewis
Record
Chicago
Hickenlooper to Give Loras Graduation Talk
Gov. Bourke B Hickenlooper will deliver the commencement address at Loras College in Dubuque on March 31. He will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree during the ceremonies.
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Des Moines
Bourke
Hickenlooper
Loras College
Dubuque
Iowa Senate approves wartime paper rights and other measures
The Iowa Senate advanced a bill allowing newspapers stopped by war to resume publication within one year with full seniority. The move ends two year wait for legal notices and extends wartime publication rights. The senate also funded centennial plans and archive building purchase and approved quail season timing.
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Des Moines
State Senate
House
G. W. Hunt
R-Guttenberg
Senate
Iowa
Statehouse
Robert D. Blue
Fall
Pine
Columbus Junction
Bekman
Ottumwa
Hattery
Nevada
Henningsen
Clinton
Elthon
Fertile
Long
Manchester
Zastrow
Charles City
Frisco Welcomes Mme Chiang After Transcontinental Train Tour
Mme Chiang Kai-shek arrived in San Francisco following her New York to coast train journey and was greeted with a lavish welcome by America's largest Chinese community, marking the end of her transcontinental tour.
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San Francisco
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
New York
America
Vinton Butcher Closes Shop to Help on Farms
Dale Drause locked his empty shop in Vinton and enlisted in a farm labor relief program. He traveled to the countryside to help farmers clean seed oats, stepping away from the meat business to assist agricultural needs.
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Vinton Butcher
Vinton
Dale Drause
Drause
Iowa House OKs Diversion of State Revenue Measures
The Iowa House passed two bills diverting state revenue to the general fund. One shifts 2,000,000 from the sinking fund, the other uses beer tax income about 1,200,000 annually. Both measures cleared 90 to 1 with Rep. A. M. Wilson dissenting.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
A. M. Wilson
Albia
Sam Orebaugh
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publisher and staff notices
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces publishers editors and staff roles and lists subscription rates and advertising representation details for the paper. It notes Associated Press and United Press International news services and delivery options for carriers and mail subscribers.
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Cedar Rapids
Gasette Company
John L. Miller
Harry Boyd
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Postwar Law Code Plans and Vehicle Regulation Revisions
The report outlines two volumes for static and active civil and criminal procedure laws. A new code was expected this year, with elimination of the 1943 edition saving about 50000 dollars. The house passed a resolution for governor to appoint a council to study postwar economic relief and a bill to clarify motor vehicle law exempting curbliners and government vehicles from registration and mandating safety gear on trucks carrying inflammables.
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House
Committee On Motor Vehicles and Transportation
Iowa
State Commissioner of Public Safety
FBI
Traffic Institute
Henry W. Burma
Reuther urges executives to match workers on a wartime vacation
Walter P. Reuther, UAW CIO vice-president, says union leaders’ Camp Atterbury trip proves war plant executives should take a similar vacation with soldiers. He adds the idea could extend to trips to battlefronts so management and labor see American troops in action.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Eden Speech Broadcast From Annapolis on Friday Night
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will address the Maryland legislature in Annapolis Friday night. The Columbia Broadcasting System will air the speech nationally from 8 to 8 30 p.m. Central War Time. It may be Eden’s only public address during his U S visit.
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Annapolis
Anthony Eden
Maryland
Columbia Broadcasting System
Eden
OPA Grants 10 New Injunctions to Iowa Meat Firms
Federal judge Charles A. Dewey signed permanent injunctions against ten Iowa firms for illegal slaughter of over 200000 pounds of meat. The action adds to prior enjoined firms totaling 25. Named entities include Lyon Frozen Food Locker Service, Clover Farm Store Tama, Cedar Rapids, Oelwein's Riche's Products Farm, Elkader's L C Leath Locker and Cold Storage Co, Gilmore City near, Rockwell City near, and Williams Creamery.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Charles A. Dewey
Donald D. Holdoegel
OPA
Lyon Frozen Food Locker Service
Boonie
Frozen Food Lockers
Cedar Rapids
Clover Farm
Tama
Riche’s Products Farm
Oelwein
L. C. Leath Locker and Cold Storage Co
Elkader
Byron E. Rice
Gilmore City
Richard Kraft
Rockwell City
Williams Creamery
Quota Violations Reported Across Lockers Case
The Krominga Locker Plant faced charges for no quota while the other nine defendants were charged with exceeding their quotas in a related action involving Locker firms Rushford Fort Dodge and Boston Lockers.
Stackpole Named Chairman of Seventh Service Command Board
Brig. Gen. Ed ward Stackpole Jr of Harrisburg Pa has been assigned as chairman of the war department war manpower board for the Seventh service command based in Omaha. The board aims to make more effective use of manpower in military service.
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Omaha
Edward Stackpole, Jr
Harrisburg
War Department
Seventh Service Command
55 Dead or Missing On Sunk U S Ship
Boston reports 55 of 74 crewmen dead or missing after a medium-sized United States merchantman was torpedoed in the icy Atlantic late last month. Nineteen survived 16 days afloat on rafts and lifeboats. one died of illness before the sinking. three were killed by torpedoes. 51 remained missing.
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Boston
United States
Atlantic
First
Naval District
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McKinley
Garfield
Frank Black
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Hoople
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F Nagel O
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Woo
Exel T. Dorsey
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Owen O'boys
Sheiley
Jim Poole
Philco Corporation
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Bae
Okinow
Craemer
Baum Martin Skunk
Kolinsky
Baum Martin
Frisco
Chiang
U.S Territories
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