Radio schedule highlights for Saturday and Sunday programs
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports WLS features sol diers as soloists and a Sixth Corps Area Speaker on Barn Dance from 9.30 to 9.45 p.m. National Barn Dance at 8 p.m. centers on a May Day theme with Eddie Peabody the Dinning Sisters Lulu Belle Joe Parsons and regulars. This Is War! Young chapter airs at 6 p.m. on WMT WGN WENR with a rebroadcast on WHO at 12:30 p.m. Sunday Hugh Herbert and Mrs. Wales Latham head Hobby Lobby at 7.30 p.m. over WMT. Your Hit Parade marks its seventh CBS year at 8 p.m. on WMT. Bainbridge Colby to speak on wartime alertness at the Society of the Cincinnati dinner in New York with WATT at 9.15 p.m. Spotlight Bands ends its 26-week run Saturday at 8.30 p.m. over WGN. Harry James and his band featured in the honor spot for the seventh time.
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WLS
Sixth Corps
Eddie Peabody
Dinning Sisters
Lulu Belle
Joe Parsons
WMT
WGN
WENR
Hugh Herbert
Wales Latham
Bundles For Britain
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Society of the Cincinnati
New York
Watt
Harry James
Allen
Utley
Rentle
Burlin
Hank Keene
Peter
Hank Weene
WMT O
WNT
Hill
Nat. BR
Rae
Will Sande
Tucker
Swin
Welk
Wes Nat
Dance
Swink
Chicago Ni
Burling
BBC News
Howe
J. Wald
H. King
O. Tucker
RC Calloway O
Shirer
Millersburg
Georgia Warner
Mary Agnes O'Meara
Bob Roggentine
Gary Shaull
Maurice Schultz
Peter Bushman
Vonda Giimin
Doris Holderness
Vincent Foubert
Mary Kathryn Snelson
Martelle
Stanwood
Orlando
Fla
Thumma
Pose
Littleport
Littleport High School
Mammis Tal’ Wald Rose
Purves Hall
Jean Nading
Bernard Zapf
Helen Zappa
Kadhryn Reanes
Ihe
Helen Dinan
Ivanelle Miler
Vana Mae Maier
Woasne Bunting
Miersen
Tats Berns
Nenneth
Lisbon Moore
Lisbon
Normandie Niagara
Torta Falls
Brookfield Zoo
Hawar
Waynard Tack Simpson
Mroo
Scat Simpson
Delwen Hospital
Loafembha
Maynard
Here
Stepchild
Mes & Phe
Hhides
Pegpy DeMill
Marielle Giley
Avere
Patriciue
James Samuel
Marie Potraty
Clyde Sykes
Dale Williams
Mais
Gene Masters
Adnan Rademaker
Reaula Hall
Lorraine Hall
Ruth Plaster
Merridy
Postville
Supt
Roh Graeber
Alburnett
Wall
Waukon
Janiine Nesheim
Herre Nesheim
Lyle Goltz
Cedar Rapids
Frank Goltz
Decorah
Fl Grossheim
Milford Show
Washinngton
Headliners Tonight This Is War and Radio Schedule
Radio guide lists evening programs with many stations aired. Programs include This Is War on WMT and WGN at 6 00 with Lombardo at 7 00 Barn Dance and Abjie's Irish Rose on different stations at 7 00 Hobby Lobby and Hit Parade on WMT and WLS Spotlight Bands on WGN Bainbridge Colby at 8 30 Labor for Victory on WHO at 11 00.
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WMT
WGN
WLS
Abjie
Radio Schedule Highlights May 2 and 3 1940s
A dense, scrolling radio programming log lists shows across stations WMT WGN WLS WES WENR WGN and others for Saturday May 2 and Sunday May 3. Entries include news blocks Weather Bee line sports and music programs with many named hosts and times throughout day and night.
Iowa Navy School Plans $200000 Monthly Payroll
Captain David C Hanrahan announced that the navy pre flight training school will issue a monthly payroll near 200000 when the full unit reports. About 1678 cadets will be paid 75 dollars monthly, with 200 officers and 100 enlisted men also on the payroll.
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Iowa City
David C Hanrahan
Navy
Hanrahan
Mr and Mrs Ely of Monticello to Note Anniversary
Special to The Garrette Monticello Mr and Mrs Reuben Ely longtime Monticello residents celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with open house Sunday afternoon at their Monticello home. He was born October 24, 1864 in a log cabin east of town and remains a stone mason. she was born May 15, 1869 in Richland township. They are parents of two children Earl Sherman of Monticello and Forrest Ely of Richland township, with six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Monticello
Reuben Ely
Mr. Ely
Richland Township
Ely
Muncie Weekly Barred From Mails Over Sedition Accusation
Washington reports that X-Ray, a weekly newspaper edited by Court Asher in Muncie Indiana, was barred from the mails by Postmaster General Frank C Walker. A hearing is set for May 19 to determine if second class mailing rights should be permanently revoked amid sedition charges by Attorney General Francis Biddle.
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Washington
X-Ray
Court Asher
Muncie
Ind
Frank C. Walker
Francis Biddle
Only Projects of Value to Survive Iowa Women Told
Dr. Helen C. White, national president of the American Association of University Women, told Iowa division members in Waterloo that only projects with social value will endure the wartime emergency. She urged democracy in action and study groups to advance peace during the war, while Miss Willetta Strahan was elected president to succeed Ethel E. Martin as the convention closed.
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Waterloo
INS
Iowa
Helen C. White
Madison
Wis
American Association of University Women
Willetta Strahan
Muscatine
Ethel E. Martin
Iowa City
Iowa Deaths Prompt Local Funeral Notices Across Counties
Funeral services set for Mrs Bud Clark in La Porte City at 2 PM with Rev F M Garrett. she died in Waterloo after two days confinement for heart trouble. Details list six children and three grandchildren, burial West View cemetery. Tama notices include Mrs John E Eaton 77 died after long illness. services at Mason chapel Tama with burial Hasen cemetery. Onslow reports cousin Fred Paul dying in Iola Kansas. McGregor carries Miss Carrie Buck of McGregor 80. funeral at McGregor Methodist Church. burial Pleasant Grove. Vinton notes Louis William Buelow 64 dies. services at Trinity Lutheran Church. burial Marengo. several survivors listed. Also Winifred Aldrich, former Vinton resident, dies in Temple City California. service brief in Fry-Holland chapel. survivors noted.
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la Porte City
F. M. Garrett
Bud Clark
Waterloo
Ethel Elleanor Lofgreen
Stillwater
Minn
Otto F. Clark
Harold
Florence Miles
Mt. Auburn
Lenard
Dorothy
Arlene
Irene
Frank
Harry
Arthur Lofgreen
West View Cemetery
Tama
John E Eaton
Tama County
Delia Edna Barnes
Haven
Mama
John E. Eaton
Marrage
Eaton
A. W Fulton
Mason Chapel
Thomas R Hill
Presbyterian Church At
Toledo
Hasen Cemetery
McGregor
Carrie Buck BO
McGregor Hospital
McGregor Methodist Church
Pleasant Grove
William J Buck
Belle Grade
Fla
Vinton
Louis William Buelow
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rex William Krueger
Marengo
Watkins
Louis
Lloyd
Albert
Raymond
Louis Chekal
Belle Phone
Everett
Alving
Texas
Otis Voss
Blairstown
William Veenstra
Lee
Cedar Rapids Vinton
Fry-Holland
William Caldwell
Winifred Aldrich
Temple City
Calif
Winifred Hayes
California
Lee Aldrich
Harriet Mary Magee
Milwaukee
Betty Ice
John Lilja
Esther Williams
R. J. Horace
Philip Basley
Cedar Rapids
Webster
Webster Consolidated School
Bruce Bk, Mahan
The
University, of Laws
Nilen
Jane McCollough
Betty Leatherby
Margaret Ann Montz
Anamosa
Jones County Rationing Board No
J Hovet
J I. Soper
Fred J Buresh
Oxford Junction
Leonard Laeta
Don Farts
Olin
Nelliero Morey
Jones County
Nellie Vo Morey
Monticello
Causcade
Onslow
Temple Hill
Anamosa Wall
HF Dolan JD Paul
Fog Rawson
Fob Stworth
Mercy Hospital
Animasi Hopkinton
Buck Creek Dueh
Buck Creek Methodist Church
H. F. Morrow
Miss Reinhart
Betty Jean Richardson
Irene Gaulke
Nopkinton
Hopkinton Net School
Finkbohner Hall
U Porter
Earle A Baker
First Methodist Chinrch
Cedar Falls
Town State College
Columbus Junction
Reulah R. Luckey
Toursa County
Tama County Probate Inventories Listed in Court
Three probate inventories were filed in Tama county district court. Estates include J M Buchanan of Montour valued at 87,000 with 1,000 debt. Gazelle Rogers Bullard of Toledo valued at 33,298.90 with 3,947 debt. and Fred Sieck of Tama valued at 7,006.56 with 550 debt. Real estate and notes figures are specified for each estate.
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Toledo
Tama County
J M. Buchanan
Montour
Indian Village
Gazelle Rogers Bullard
Fred Sieck
Tama
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
On May 1 1942 Bert Siver was appointed and named Executor of the estate of Bertha M Siver late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All owed debts should be paid to the undersigned. Those with claims must file them authenticated with the Linn County District Court Clerk. J W Albright is the attorney for the executor.
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Columbus Junction
Bo Mitchell
The
Presbyterian Church
Columbus High School
Auditorum
Donald C Irwin
Rock Island
Harold C. Irwin
Columbus City
Tipton
Clarence
Normain Amen
Lewis Schmathorst
Laurel
Amen
Cedar County
W. W. Christian
Alvin J. Johnson
C. R. Willey
J. M. Blazek
A. M. McCormick
J. C. Coonrod
Reid T. Hunt
Max M Banks
P H Sehneider
Ftate
Iowa
Linn County
Bertha M Siver
Bert Siver
J W Albright
State of
Helen Marie Swett
Cedar Ranids
Town
Cedar
Ranids
Edwin W Lundquist
Grimm Elliott
Shuttleworth and
Ingeraol
State of Iowa
Amelia Juenson
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Ratings
Edwin LW Lundoquist
What Yas Buy With WAR BONDS
A wartime appeal explains how war bonds fund jeeps for the army. A jeep costs 900 dollars and can travel 45 mph, carry a half ton of supplies or six men. Buying 1875 dollars worth of war bonds by 48 neighbors can purchase one jeep, with a push to top county quotas and buy bonds with each paycheck.
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Army
Thompson Is Given 10 Years for Auto Theft
Thompson 22, ex-convict, pled guilty to stealing the car of Russell Chaplin of Onslaw garage. Judge J EB Her German sentenced him to not more than 10 years at hard labor in Fort Madison. Costs entered. appeal bond set at 3000 dollars.
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Anamosa
Richard William Thompson
Russell Chaplin
Onslaw
J. EB. Hergerman
Jones County
Fort Madison
Gore Has Bill to Freeze Wages and Cut Farm Ceiling
Washington reports Rep Albert Gore introduces a measure to freeze wage scales cut farm price ceilings and compel purchase of war bonds. The bill aims to implement President Roosevelt's cost of living program, with provisions for wage freezes farm price parity adjustments and War Labor Board enforcement including limited price revising powers in specific cases.
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Gore
Washington
INS
House
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Senate Agriculture Committee
John Thomas
Idaho
Thomas
Gare
Bernard Mo Baruch
Baruch
Rousevelt
Leon Hendereson Gore
Canada
Liubor
Iowa City News Briefs Honors Metal Heat Treatment Prize
Robert C Russell of Iowa City won first prize for best paper in heat treatment of metals. The award, announced Friday in Iowa City, is presented by the Tie-ties chapter of the American Society of Metals. The ceremony honored instructors and featured remarks from university figures and attendees, with funeral notices and local society updates interspersed in the brief.
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Iowa City
Robert C Russell
John Fielding
The
Energy of Iowa
Socety of
Chester
Bnet
Gerse
Sps Maran
Borat
Politics Doesn't Affect Rationing, Iowa Head Says
Iowa leader states rationing policy remains unaffected by politics. The remark comes amid broader discussions on wartime controls and economic measures. Local observers note the comment as a pointed distinction between governance debates and practical civilian shortages.
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Iowa
Navy Flight Board to Be at SUI Next Week
Navy and Sailors personnel will visit the State University of Iowa campus next week to review cadet selections. The board includes Lt. Phat Pinsetart, Lt. Frank Loehrs, Ensigns Hage and others. The event occurs at the university in Cedar Rapids with a public showing of the roster and activities.
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Navy Flight Board
Sui
Iowa
Cadet Selectae Board
Sto Poti
Denis Mass
Taeut Phat
Pinsetart
Frank Loehs
Dames Hage
Tieut
Batnes
Navy
Hunt Saboteurs In Rhode Island Forest Fires
A large-scale manhunt pressed by Army, FBI agents, state authorities, and local forces targeted saboteurs amid forest fires in western Rhode Island. About 3,000 service members and volunteers from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut worked to locate the saboteurs who sparked blazes near three towns, as emergency crews combed approximately 40 square miles of pine woodland under martial law.
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WFST
Greenwich RT
Psmen
Rhode Island
Thames
Hook
Massachuetts
Fereste
Life Span Longer in Midwest Census Data Show
Census data indicate regional differences in life expectancy with the Midwest showing comparatively longer lifespans. The fragmented clipping references mountains, states, and health factors, noting northern and central regions and possible tubercular history as influences on longevity.
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Midwest
Washington
Viper
West Central
Ceteas Piurean
Ted Ste
Othe
Reds Claim 30 Die in Giraud Escape Plot
London dispatch reports Moscow radio saying 380 French officers were executed by firing squads for aiding Giraud’s escape from a Nisjtson castle last week. The claim notes Henri Giraud’s escape attempt triggered the purge and mass executions.
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London
Moscow
Aris Ted
Aries
Orsenere
Henrillonore Giraud
Nis
Jtson Castle
GM Head Halts Auto Parts Output After WPB Order
DETROIT announced by President Cy Wilton that General Moaters will halt auto service parts production to avoid implicating the war effort. The move follows the War Production Board suspension of nonfunctional auto parts amid priority rule violations. Hollywood reports Laraine Day and Ray Hendricks plan May 14 marriage per studio notice.
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Detroit
Cy. FE Wilton
General Moaters Corporation
Fruiday
G-M
War Production Board
General
Hollywood
Laraine
Ray Hendricks
Enihan Aviation
Falcon Field
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Romeo
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New At Zoo
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Murrow
Chuck Acree
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Millwheel
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Tio
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Spirit of
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Freedom
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Merry
Charles Fr
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IGN
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Chicago
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Keen
Ron
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Iowa Navy School
Mrs. Ely
S G Hutton
Fred Paul
Bertha Dugan
Iola
Kan
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Iowa News
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Tiffin High School
Methodist Church
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Memorial Union
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Licans
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George L. Fraseur
J. Maurer
Thomas E. Crees
W. F. Thomson
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Navy Relief Fund
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Buffalo NY
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Phansen
Eraunty
Corane
Frans Riccellos
Republican Nomenatiion Fer Membership On the Board of Superiors
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Traer
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Steve Adamek
Theodore S Adamek
Australia
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Earlville Consolidated School
Poor PA
Claude Callan
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Thompson
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Enfield
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Richard Oof Katona
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