Patsy Bolton becomes NBC regular over 8 broadcast
Nadine Subotnik notes Patsy Bolton, a 14 year old Los Angeles schoolgirl, gains regular status on NBC-WHO by this Wednesday's 8 pm show. Cantor Trio alumni include Dinah Shore and Deanna Durbin. Cantor casts also feature Eddie, Leonard Sues, and Bert Gordon.
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Fi Darwen Cantor
Patsy Bolton
NBC
Patsy
Los Angeles
Rluwy Dallie
Dinah Shore
Deanna Durbin
Bobby Breen
Eddie
Leonard Sues
Bert
Gordon
Harry Vonell
Evening Radio Schedule March 27 1946
Hour by hour listing of WMT WHO WGN EXEL programs through 6:45 pm with hosts and show titles. Includes Ellery Queen Jack Carson Dr Tintian and notable performers like Frank Sinatra and Bert Lahr among others. Eventful lineup for WMT WGN EXEL KXEL stations.
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Jack Carson
WGN
Hildegarde
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Cantor
Bob Crosby
Reece Nasene
Seeees
Supper Club
Eae E Ees
WMT
Kirkwood
Bradley Exel
Jack Smith
Ellery Queen
H. V. Kaite
Swins
Ray Henle
Tintian
Hilldesalane
Bert Lahr
Exel Fish, Hunt
KXEL
Sammy Kay
SWMT
EXEL
WGN Homemaker
Womens Life
Martyn
Jenny
David Barun
V. Lindlahr
Ted Malonell
Kats Smith
Judy
Jane
WMT Voice of
Perry Mason
Winters
WGN Queen
Tena
Tim HO
Judy A& Jane
Franklin
al Pearce
Bach
Ma Perkins
Scientist testifies on giving RDX secrets to Rose
Montreal AP reports Dr. Ray mond Boyer, McGill chemist, admitted giving details of the new explosive RDX to Fred Rose, a Canadian MP, in 1943 44 to aid the Soviet Union. He said he met Rose three or four times and hoped Canada would disclose the process to the USSR. Rose and Boyer face conspiracy charges as Rose faces a voluntary statement before trial.
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Montreal
Raymond Boyer
Fred Rose
Soviet Union
Boyer
McGill University
Rose
Canada
F. Philippe Brais
Russia
Communist Party
Cchemist
Rene Theberge
State Fair plans underway for centennial August
DES MOINES AP The State Fair board will prepare a budget for the centennial fair slated August 21 30 with grounds still under federal control after war usage as an air corps storage depot. Damages settlement delays cloud rehab. officials expect a fair likely even if possession isn’t restored by April 1. The board aims to spend about 350000 this year on improvements, prioritizing livestock pavilions and barns.
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Des Moines
State Fair Board
Air Corps
John P. Mullen
Fonda
Fair Board
L. B. Cunningham
Budget Discrepancy for 1941 Fair Exceeds by Eight Thousand
The 1941 fair budget was 305000 dollars but actual expenses rose to 313000 dollars, exceeding the planned amount by 8000 dollars. The overrun indicates the total costs surpassed the budget by that margin.
Revolutionary trains to feature in-seat radios and libraries
Chesapeake and Ohio unveils plans for two advanced passenger trains with personal radios in each seat, built in libraries, in train telephones and news tickets. New features include child care facilities, home-like ambiance, art displays, touch-operated doors, air purification for smoking, lounges in every coach, and sanitary toilets. First trains to run Washington to Cincinnati daily, with units starting after a year due to delays. system kept secret.
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NEW York
Revolutionary” Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Carl E. Newton
Newton
Washington
Cincinnnati
James S. Jackson 69 Dies at Blairstown
James Samuel Jackson, 69, died at his Blairstown home Tuesday after years of illness. Born in Calhoun County, Illinois, he moved to Iowa 40 years ago. He married Georgia Wheatley in Vinton on April 14, 1917, and lived near Blairstown since then. Surviving are his wife, two daughters Shirley Ross and Charlotte Kerkman, and a sister, Mrs. John Jackson of Cedar Rapids. Services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church.
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Blairstown
James Samuel Jackson
Calhoun County
Iowa
Georgia Wheatley
Vinton
Shirley Ross
Karona
Charlotte Kerkman
van Horne
John T. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
The
Presbyterian Church
Rationing Now Of Wheat and Fats Rejected
Washington amid a famine emergency the Truman administration faced public rejection of immediate consumer rationing of wheat products and fats and rejected wheatless days as impractical. The decision left open future rationing if world famine conditions require, while garden aid and Hoover’s famine visit to India were noted. Officials said printing four month ration books would miss the critical period, which runs to July 1, and discussed with UNRRA and OPA representatives the limits of such steps.
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Washington
INS
Truman
National Garden
Davis
Roy Hendrickson
UNRRA
Paul Porter
OPA
Hoover's India trip plan amid livestock feed concerns
Davis reported the committee rejected the wheatless days proposal as impractical and approved a Livestock Survey resolution. It calls on federal agencies, chiefly OPA and the agriculture department, to study livestock to feed grain relations and report to the committee. Hoover plans extended travel. his France Italy cables were late, with state dept wires kept open to speed delivery and public release anticipated.
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OPA
Agriculture Department
Hoover
India
Davis
France
Italy
State Department
Corn To Run Out Predicts Refiner In New Jersey
Ridgefield New Jersey AP Mortris Sayre president of Corn Products Refining company warned at the annual meeting that the corn refining industry faces a very discouraging outlook and the country could run out of corn unless the artificial price system is changed Price ceilings are at the root of the trouble he said and as long as it is more profitable for farmers to feed corn to livestock the excessive feeding of cattle will continue He noted the company has been operating seven days a week since early this month after a strike last January and that corn stock built during the strike is now being used to keep operations at capacity.
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Ridgefield
N. J
Mortris Sayre
Corn Products Refining Company
Sayre
Speedy Iowa Airman Marries in California
Capt. John Babel 30, of Albia Iowa, wed Alice March 23, Calif on the Bride and Groom radio program ABC. Best man Lt. Col. Gregory Boyington attended. Babel, part of a three-flyer team, set a transcontinental speed record January 26 by flying Long Beach to New York in four hours 23 minutes with one stop. He served with the Fifth Air Force in World War II and shot down four Japanese planes in New Guinea.
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Hollywood
Calif
John Babel
Albia
Alice March
Bell
ABC
Gregory “Pappy” Boyington
Marine Air Ace
Babel
Long Beach
New York
Fifth Air Force
New Guinea
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Cardinal Stritch
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Terbert A. Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Bob Hawk
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Bob
Twenry Dingle
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Radio Council
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Red Cross
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Max Hahn
Clinton Shaeffer
Fillenworth
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Kathrene Pinkerton
Abbott
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National Association of Professional Baseball Players
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Nature
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EL Terry
Superman
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Tom Mix
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Billboar
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T. Streator
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Jerry & Fela
Savant
Red Atom
Harry T. Montgomery
Mullen
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Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coca Cola
Coke
James S. Jackson
Chester Davis
Office of Price Administration
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
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Pocket Knives
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Corre
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
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Libby
Monarch Brand
Duff
Monarch Tomato
Sunshine Market
First Avenue
15Th Street
Speedy
California
L. D. Burgus
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Boc
Kenmore Food Shop
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Gerber's Baby Foods
Tidy House Cleanser
TIDY
Heinz Chicken
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Troyak Brothers
Fifth St
Dial
Jerry Klinsky
Sixteenth Avenue
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