Radio programs feature Joan Fontaine in Cavalcade of America
Nadine Subotnirk notes Joan Fontaine stars in The Printer Was a Lady for Cavalcade of America at 7 p.m. over WHO. She also presents her Oscar-winning Suspicion role on The Radio Theater with Brian Aarne. other notable broadcasts include discussion on money with Morgenthau and Stimson at 8:30 p.m. over WGN and a series of guest spots and musical portraits on WHO and WGN, highlighting Flo Ziegfeld and Florenz Ziegfeld.
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Hunt-Fontaine
Joan Fontaine
Lynn Fontaine
Cavalcade of America
WHO
WMT
Brian Arne
Lynn Fontanne
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Henry L. Stimson
Navy
Frank Knox
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
WGN
Jayne Cozzens
Florenz Ziegfeld
Forrest Lewis
News of Radio and
Hollywood
Headliners Tonight and Radio Schedule Highlights
Tonight’s lineup features Vox Pop on WMT at 7:00 followed by Cavalcade at 7:00 and Gay Nineties on WMT at 7:30. Alfred Wallenstein appears on WHO at 7:30 and Radio Theater on WMT at 8:00. Contented Program and Henry Morgentau air on WHO and WGN later with Star Gazing on WGN at 10:00.
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Vox Pop
WHO
Alfred Wallenstein
WENR
Henry Morgenthau
WGN
Dr. I. Q. Éees
Mr. Keen
Elxon
Vander
Otley
Hank Keene
Hal Culver
WMT
Cavales
AL Wallenstein
Heatter
Radio Forum
WGN Money
Martin
Swine
America
Hill Sanders
Poe
Blondie
Waring
Elmer Davis
Chicago Nite
Burlins
Ridge Mewes Howe
Radio Schedule and Legal Notices From Cedar Rapids
A long list of radio programs for May 4 1942 and May 1 1912 fills the page with station names hosts and show titles. Following the schedule are legal notices including probate hearings on Samuel C Hershey Anna M Horsky and dissolution of New Process Laundry Company with officers named.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Samuel C Hershey
District Court
Samuel C. Hershey
Cedar Rapids
Executrix
Floyr Fale
Grimm, Elliott, Shuttleworth É& Ingersoll
State of
Linn
Anna M. Horsky
Court House
New Process Laundry Company. Inc
George W Corey
Gladys M. Corey
Cedar Rapids Talent Quest Entries Place
Four Cedar Rapids entrants won places in the fourth annual Walther league Talent Quest and handcraft contests of the Lutheran church. Frances Euken won first in the poster division. Lex Detlefsen tied for second with Richard Potzer. Julian Freund placed third. Ruth Brammer took second in contralto soloists. Otumwa won first in handcraft. Winners advance to the International Talent Quest in Denver July 8–12.
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Cedar Rapids
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Iowa
Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Frances Euken
Lex Detlefsen
Richard Potzer
DeWitt
Julian Freund
Ruth Brammer
Elkader Society
Ottumwa
Denver
M. F Juergensen
A Bostleman
WS Wendt
Gus Munckensen de Cross
Datenport
Rasmond Ohlen
Holy Cross
Davenport
Raymond Dahl
Rhesmer DeWitt
Ruth Ban
Wheten Junction
Marjorie Johansen
Elkader
Qus Mackensen
Helen Faye Penning Dewitt
Trinity Mae Davenport
Cheriotte Town
Ella Behl
Elda Harmst
Ruth Mattffeld
Immanuel Williamsburs
Ruth Davids
Waterloo
Richard Potzer DeWitt
George Yode Burlington
Helen Gilesing Newnail
Phite Phyie Weentine
Newhall
Hidte Knowledge
Ariine Niemann el- Rader
St Paul
Williamsburs
Uth
Brammer Trimts
Cedar Haunds
Mildred
Italian submarine declared overdue and lost
Rome reports the Italian high command says a submarine is overdue at its base and must be considered lost, with no details on voyage or crew available. The announcement confirms a wartime sinkings status and raises concerns for the fleet in active duty operations.
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Rome
Halian
High Command
Willis quotes Riley bluff line in tense confrontation
Willie Willis recalls a tense exchange with Riley, noting the rival’s bravado was a bluff and that Willis proved tougher, exposing the taunting as easily unsettled by genuine show of force.
Corregidor’s Men Brave Fire To Raise Flag Again
In Manila Bay a Corregidor garrison team led by Captain Arthur Huff restored their flag atop a 100 foot pole after enemy fire. Corporal Ious A Roark and privates Roy O Bailey and Harley Hi Leaird risked life to reach the pole. They received the Silver Star from Lieut General Jonathan Wainwright for gallantry.
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Gypsum
Kan
Roy O Bailey
Kansas City
Harley Hi Leaird
Durant
Okla
Rep Dies Proposes Hearings Shifts After Threats
Rep Martin Dies D Texas says the House Un American Activities Committee will hold hearings soon in west coast and Mexican border cities rather than at his Jasper Texas ranch. He cites threats against his family and says Washington feels unsafe, though he offers no details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efaumont
Texas
Martin Dies
D-Texas
un-American Activities Committee
West Coast
Jasper
Dies
Washington
Dim Out Coast of New England
Major Gen Sherman L. Miles ordered a dim-out along the New England coast for three miles inland as a war measure to protect shipping from enemy submarines, citing coastal sky glow as a signal factor. The order applies Sunday and aims to shield vessels from submarine threat.
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Boston
INS
Sherman L. Miles
First Corps
New England
Miles
Premier Stauning of Denmark Dies
Theodor Stauning, 69, prime minister of Denmark since 1934, died Sunday in Copenhagen. He reportedly injured a hip in a fall last week and was relieved by King Christian who appointed Wilhelm Ruhl as state minister to serve in both roles. During early 1940 Quebec produced 497,333 fine nunces.
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London
Theodor Stauning
Denmark
Copenhagen
Stauning
Christian
Wilhelm Ruhl
Ruhl
War costs so far rival World War I US outlays
Washington officials say since July 1940 the United States has disbursed about 26 billion dollars for the present conflict. When including pensions and extras, total World War I costs reached about 45 billion. current 1940s spending nears 160 billion with 70 billion projected next year. The Army leads spending, followed by the Navy and lend lease.
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United States
Alles
Treasury
RFC
Budget Bureau
Army
Navy
Bne
China
Maritime Commission
War Shipping Administration
President's Special Defense Fund
Selective Service System
National Housing Agency
Federal Works Agency
Federal Security Agency
Radio Beams Cited In Airliner Crash
Salt Lake City report cites faulty radio direction beams as a possible cause after a United Airlines mainliner went off course and crashed, killing 17 aboard. Preliminary tests and pilot reports say beams worked, but investigators seek other explanations.
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Salt Lake City
INL
United Airlines
UAL
Cedar Rapids Symphony Ends Season With Notable Solo Debuts
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra closed its twentieth season at Memorial Coliseum with a varied program. Soloists Frank Bates and Steven Barwick, organ and piano, debuted to strong acclaim, while Prof Joseph Kitchin conducted Goldmark Sakuntala overture and Franck Symphony movements. The concert featured Marche Militaire and Emperor Waltz, drawing enthusiastic audience response.
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Max Daenler
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Kitchin
Goldmark
Schubert
Strauss
Mr. Bates
Guilmant
Young pianist Steven Barwick shines with Grieg concerto
The review praises Steven Barwick for choosing Grieg's piano concerto, noting extraordinary talent and bright promise. His virtuosity and refined touch revive the concerto's beauties, following a prior appearance with the Coe college band performing Gershwin. He ends with a brilliant Chopin Waltz encore.
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Steven Barwick
Grieg
Coe College
Forests Cover Over Half of Sweden’s Landscape
The landscape is dominated by extensive pine and spruce forests, covering more than half of Sweden’s total area. Timber resources support regional industries and rural communities.
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Pine
Spruce
Sweeden
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